The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-04
COTTON.

5e cotton Exchange to-day:
60 middiing .........................6
Uddlius zee. ...'.''.''''''''''''''''
,. r-i55lng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good ordinary .......''... '.''''''''''''7s
g Market steady; sales 20O.
ssv8unah receipts, exports ana slOcAs-
p.c-fpf5 this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
& p.gnis this day last year .......'
I.,.inrs This day year before last =, lO4
p .s.rts since Sept /, 1887 .........'l lSl 80
Il lsne time last year ........'..'''''. o41'oSa
ssme time year before Iast ..'''''''' ''' 900
4 norris. coastwise, this day ...''... w
e..,,k On hand this day .........'''' 9'1lz
c,rs dav last year .............'.. hooo
psasipts and stocks at the ports
Rao-,pts this day .....-.......'''''- I'o+o
L.g'''P' as, week ................. 1903
1His dav last year ...........'..''.. 10
This d3v wear before last ........' no
taeatots past i've days .,........' I'o9o
same DAYS last year ..-..........''- 200
same DAYS ear before last $500. 3'Iol
T6ral receipts since Sept. 1, '97 ...S,615, 4S
me time last year ................-..o, olo,J5o
same time year before last ...... ., l6l ,iSl
sock at the ports to-day 24l,lSl
sock same day last year .......... SV'foO
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galyeston-Steady; middling, 1l-l6c; net
cents %; gross, %; sales, 30; stock, H.
49,
New Orleans-Quiet; middling, 11-16c;
pet ~ receipts, 289; gross. 289; sales. $50;
stock. So 953
No5ile-Nominal; middling, 55sc; net re-
ceipts. 8; gross, 3; stock, S,057.
charleston Quiet; middling, SIC;
stock, 3,735.
WNmington-Steady; middling, 53sc; net
receipts, 8; gross 8; stock, 5,93S.
Norfolk-Nominal; middling, 57sc; net
receipts, 1037; gross, 1,027; stock, 1889.
Baldmore-Nomnal; middling, SIS; gross
receipts. 42S; stock, 12,4O2.
New York-Duu and easy; middling,
6l-l5c; sales, 1903; spinners, 1853; stock,
BIOS
Boston-Quiet; midding, 611-16c; gross
Phladelphia-Quiet; mlddling, 5-16c;
stock, 1858.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, &c; net re-
ceps, IS; gross, rs; sales, 106; stock, g.,
500
Memphis uiet-NIiddling, 59sc; net re-
oeipts, 10; gross, 115; sales, Az; stock, 23,-
4Z
St Louis-Dun; middling, sac; net re-
cepts, "A; gross, 521; stock, 1895.
Cincinnau-Quiet; middhng, &c; stock
1861
Houston-Quiet middling, 59sc; net re-
cepts, 112: gross, 112; stock, 5,S44.
Louisville-Quiet; middling, &c.
Exports OF cotton this day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 4,341,
Mobile Oastwise, 215.
Savannah-Coastwise 200.
Cnarleston-TO the continent, 400,
Norfolk-Coastwise $780,
Bdumore-Coastwise, 1900
ne" fork-To Great Britain, 400; to the
continent POO
Iotal foreign exports from all ports this
nent Co.,
1ota. foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this Week-To Great Britain. q, 939; to
rance, 100, to the continent 1854.
lolaI foreign exports since Sept l, 1897
10 Great Britain, 1886, 939: to France. SIS
o'4i 10 the continent, 2,964,61S
liverpool, Aug. 3, 4 p. m.-Cotton spot
IdiF demand; prices steady: American mid
ding, 15-32d; the sales of the dav We're
iy'' oales, of which 800 were for specu-
,'..D" ana export and included $500 Amer
,'u' receipts 2G00 bales, including 100
.aDlsI' mean Futures opened quiet and steady
|l." ID poor demand and closed steady;
-1ileIItan middling low middling clause
800 'S'' '-4d, sellers; August September.
y.-''' sellers; September October. 22163. 22d
buyers; October November. g. 205i3. old hnv-
S' NoVemoer-December, 32Od. buyers:
s'I'.i-january, 3.20d, buyers; January
5 o. '@i4 o.1d buyers: February March.
"a sellers March-April. S.2103 22d. buv-
,-,,ii 1,'auaIy- March, 3.2ld, sellers; March
2 55 '.i--4o'22d, buyers; April-May 1920
s,.trsi May-June, 323d, buyers.
ivy" AVIh, Aug. 3.-The cotton market
was narrow and featureles sail dav with
p.,' steady undertone. Crop accounts
't "een of a favorable average and
SPECULATION of no support. The
OF business was exceptionally
6a-itr A,'er opening dun at l to points
with s1, ,ugLf was a sluggish movement
r,.-l+i i.'y,u3lons limited to points. The
,,, ~ was finally dull with prices NET
'.>-'..need to 1 point higher.
iofk, Aug. 8, noon.-Cotton futures
5at.. V'II September, 5S8c; October.
November, 5.95c: December. O0c.
em 9'c' February. 6.O6c; March
A2rd- Gle; May, 617c.
closed ann, Aug. B. p. MIXTURES
Oa,of.r august 5S7c; September 5.91c;
co., ''soe, November, 5.99c; Deem her
H. January, 6.05c; February. 0Sc.
NJ. ~ April 6.15c; May 619c.
duu means Aug. 3.-Cotton futures
55,.. Nv 9SL 55705.59c; September. 5. 5sG
5a -.'per, 5.60G56lc; November, 500
5-fs, .''er' 569a5.70c; January 800
5-c larry o'76Q5.7Sc March, $500
c. 1"fk' Aug. 3.-TIubbard Bros e.
Of ,'@ Of cotton to-day: The fe1 fure
a.. has been the Humiliation If
t.. "ehFeries under the pressl,re of
"A'en were freely in circula dion
tween 'ii inc difference has widened be-
the .7oSl ana the new crop positions
f...t,r' is sin waiting. There is no
pas.... special movement and the dis
Ike, certainly not TO sell the mar
T-, IH anticipation of lower prices
Hav prove a weakness later, but iust
t,He. tents any supply for the demand
rpr,. "5H small is persistent and pre-
ta, ,,.r peCnne at the moment, since
,-.u., '.ns. While dull the market has
eao.'5 strength in dullness and holds
Oh remarkably we'll Crop advises
Gig whole are favorable"
DRY GOODS.
COW York, Aug 3.-There was little en-
- rent Tor wooden goods opara tore