The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-24

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Good ordinary ...'.:. ..''.''''.';,'. i-l0
Market quiet and easy; sales H.
s1l4unah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
p...fr,s this day ...,..........-..'' OF
r4inrs this day last year .......'
-fs this day year before last. GAS
p.-4inrs since Sept. l, 81 .,.....I, le6s09
sam. lme last year ....''.'-.'-'''' ot!eo2
SINE Hme year before dast ......'. fot'ooI
e..sl on hand this day ............ Jop
e,n. day last year ..............'''' 9'-ff
l5e..sip,s and Stocks at the Ports
paceipts this day ...-...........'''' 90
TINS ydt 49, ,.eer .. $50
Tbis day year before last .......'. 4 llo
To-al receipts since Sept. !, l691...S,59b'Uo4
$40 rins last year ................,o'o Vo'5f
same lime year before last .......,o, ~
sock at The ports to-day ....--'.'' zooO Jo
c,oal, same day last year .......... 1854
Dailv Movements at Other Ports
c9ivesion-Easy; middling, 5s4; net re-
,aints. q: gross. %; sales, 20; stock, 800.
New Or.eans-Sready; middlng u.s. net
receipts. $50; gross, 155; sales. 800; STOCK
@695 -,. .-. 40
Afobile-Nominal middling, o2s; net re-
,eipts. 3: gross, 3; stock, 5,422.
f'asrleston-Qmel middling, So; stock,
4746
TorfoIk-Dun; middling, 57s; net receipts,
S.: gross, IS; sales, y; stock, lbs
B5ltimore-Nominal; middling, bss; gross
receipts 800; stock H,269.
New York-Easy; middling. lie; gross
receipts. 922; sales, 1887; spinners, ia;
8oston-Quiet; middnng, ga; net re-
dadelphia-steady; middling, 65-16;
net receipts, .; gross, 5; stock, 1920
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Enthusiastically; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts 10; gross, 10; sales, l64; stock, r.
remphis-Dun; niddling, 524; net re-
ceipts SO; gross, 264; sales, $50; stock, p
S. Louis-Dur; middlng, 51s-16; net re-
ceipts. 163; gross, 379; sales, 12o; stock,
S1NI
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 6; net re-
ceipts. %; sales 100; stock, 1882.
4ousron-Easy; middling, 11-l6; net re-
ceipts. 70; gross, 70; stock, 1854.
LouisviNe-Quet; middling, c.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coas, wise, 1888.
Norfoik-TO the continent, 100.
New Nork-Forwarded 909.
Boston-To Great Britain, 148.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day and thus far this week: To Great
Britain, las; to France 1868; TO the CONT
nent, 100.
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1897:
To Great Britain, 1852 1874, to France, 8l4-
~; to the continent, 2952,600.
Liverpool July g, 1 D. m.-Cotton, spot,
in limited demand; prices unchanged;
middling, 3 13-32d The sales Of the day
were 5000 bales, of which 800 were for
speculation and export and included $500
American, receipts, 1900 bales, including
1900 American.
Futures opened easy, with a poor de-
mand and closed barely steady; Ameri-
can middlins, low middlng clause, July,
Sid sellers July-August, 3.2ld sellers;
August-September 3.20d buyers; Septem-
per-Octo3er. 319d buyers; October-Novem-
Der 3lSl buyers; Novem ber-December,
5IIa5led; December-January, 3.17d3.18d
sellers; January ebruary, 3.17G5.1Sd sell
eIs, February March, 3.1Sd buyers;
A3rch-ADril, 319d sellers; April-Alay, 3.19
sod buyers
New York, July 23-The cotton market
op. ned steady, with prices l point lower
70 points higher From the start specu-
lauon was of the scaping order, and az
10 tine during the forepart of the session
od trading reach the semblanee of old
tui- activity. The bulk of the small bus
mess done was of a local scalping order
ahl for the winding up of accounts by
'uiis ana bears, who feared to take
chances OF carrying over Sunday. There
were no orders in evidence from abroad
y ING south, The Liverpool cables were
a'out to expectations, rejecting slightly
Io"ef prices ia the future department, and
no tnahse i'm spot cotton. Crop reports
re favorable, and weather conditions
almost perfect As the market drew To-
ward the close business partook of scalp
lus character, with the market finally
sg'ly at an advance of 1Gi4 points
Ne" York, July %, noon,-Cotton fll.
'i's opened steady; August, 5.S1c; Sep
,'u'Fr 7S2c; October, 5.S5c; November
'' December, $500; January 5.93c
1''fuary, 595c; March, 600c; April 6.O4c
D. m-Cotton futures closed steady
C'.' '''G' August, ISLE, September, 5.S4c
zo'olei 7Tlci November, 5S8c; December
S S.sa' January 596c; February, 5.99e
Ne" Orleans, July 28.-Cotton futures
sre quiet; July, 5.63c; August, 5.49a5.5Oc
1,i'ei"'er, 5.4sr550c; October 5.491l5.51c
'Gner 5.53a5.54c; December, 5570
zee January, 5.6la5G2e; February, 5.640
'.''e' March, 56805.70c.