The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-22

Narket quiet and easy; sales, %.
savannah Receipts, Exports and stocks
p@Sein,s fbjs day .................... none
p4cspts this day last year .......... 15
ps,einis this day year before last.
Re,eDts since Sept. /, 1897. 1S6, S57
Same time last year .................. 81, 687
same time year before last ......... 754 153
Stock on hand this day .............. 1904
S5n7e dav last year ................. 1892
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Psceiors this day ...................+ 1,O26
This day last week ................. 442
This day last year................... 362
This day year before last ......... 262
Receipts past six days ............. 5000
Same days last year ............... LOIS
same DAYS year before last...... 6,197
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1897. s., 593 1868
i Same time last year ............... G, 605, O9S
Same time year before last IS ,154, 561
s Stock at the ports to-day ,,........ 269, 227
4 Stock same day last year. 116, 063
\ Daily Movements at Other Ports
n Enthusiastically; middling, 1916; net
receipts, 80, gross 80; stock, p, $3.50.
4 New Enthusiastically; middhng, SIS; net
receipts, 500; gross 500; sales, 1850; stock,
q 1885
Mobile-Nominal; middling, 81; net re-
y celpts 80; gross, 30 stock 3773.
4 Charleston-Quiet; miGdling, 615; stock,
4a7.
4 Wlmngton-F1rm middljng, 5s4; net re-
. ceipts 3; gross, 3; stock, 6,712.
4 Nortolk-Quiet; middlng, SIS; net re-
i ceipts 1i3; gross, 143; sales, IA; stock, IA,
altimore-Nominal; middling, SIS; gross
receipts $685. stock, 1880.
New York-Quiet; middling, 61s; net re-
celpts none; gross, 135; sales, 1900; spin
ners 80; stock 10l,54
Boston-SJeady; middling, 61s.
hiladelphia-Quiet; middling, 63s; stock,
99&
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Alphabetically; middIing, 61s; net re-
ceiDJs I0 gross, 10; sales, 1,075; stock, 15,-
225.
Nemphs-Dun; middHng, 81; net re-
ceipts l13; gross, 499; sales, 525; stock, 80
49,
st. Louis-Quiet; middHng, 57s; net re-
celpts 3; gross S27; sales, 250; stock, 80,
Cincinnau-Quiet; middHng, 6; net re-
ceipts 20; gross, 20; stock, 1881.
Houston-Dun; midding, 1916; net re-
ce.pls l75; gross 499; stock, 2S749.
Louisvle-Quiet; middhng, 6.
Exports of cotton this day
New -Coastwise, $50.
wise, III.
New York-To the continent, 1903.
boston-Io Great Britain, $50.
4o'd. Iore,gu exports from all ports this
uaE-Io Great Britain, $50; to the CONT
Ient, l03
Iotal toreien exports from all ports thus
1 1 lnis Week-To Great Britain, 9,727; to
1 Ta' "i 10 the continent, S,544
Io'al foreign exports since Sept j. 1897
o7a s.o Great Britain, 3,452746; to France,
0--'o"' 10 the continent, 2952.S16.
LIVERPOOL July 81, 4 p. m.-Cotton quiet:
prices favor buyers; American niddline
d d- = 2-52d; good middling, 356d: middling,
'-lou, low middling, 3 sled; good ordi-
Ie'yi 5-52d; ordinary, 31-32d. The sales
~ inc day were 5000 bales. of which 500
t ,aigs were for speculation and export. and
a i'','uOe" E6lJ bales American; receipts,
Nv bales all American.
u,ures opened easy with a poor de-
l ni,I' ana closed steady; American mid
C o.ns' low middlng clause, July, 3.22d buy
e. Juy-August, 3.22d sellers; August
S@s,H55moer 5.2ja3.22d sellers; September
S,o '9o5r' S.2ld sellers; October November.
S' ,S@o- pa sellers; acknowledgements
2 i95 .}, sellers; Overwhelmingly, 3.1Sa
e-Y1 9elIets, January 3.1S6D3. 19d
N,rds February-March, 3.19d buyers;
3qd b,[lplii' 5'2Jd sellers; April-May, 320G
t AZ" YORK. July 21.-The cotton market
tness , ai.o@s0 an increased volume of bus
,''SS' BUT this was al the expense of nrices
I.. IT resulted chiefly from a desire 10
tDu'le August contracts. which broke II
& ID 'Nu dragged the rest of the list off
r31,.J POINTS. subsequently the market
l.es.s l''5It.E' and closed steady at a net
nj ,c1-, ~ points. The underlying. cause
that '''9S mere is the tendency to believe
even az --'p is TOO large to be handled
lam oes present low prices, with specula-
s,0.r- ing no competition against con-
,ss r'.2 "hne the latter class Of BUYERS
vices JASON 10 anticipate wants, with adj
yoratll 'n me cotton belt so generally IA
ror Inc volume of transactions is
trans,ltt'. ''I OF record, the reporting of
t5a evcb o15 having been discontinued by
that basi''e'' it was easy to see, however,
&c has t.[- vas more active to-day than
~, Tor some time past.
t,rss FORK July p. noon.-Cotton fu-
5.s1c. .el steady at the decline; July.
TIKI. august, 5Ssc; September. 5.S7c: Oc-
5gr November, 5.90c; December.
March 0eeH4,AIV 5.97c; February, cole:
lp April, 6.06c; May. 6.10c.
5Hc: An..I lures closed steady; July.
to5.r -eo5ust o.S2c; September. 5.S4c; Oc--
5gc; , jso, November, 5.SSc; December,
March e''Iy. $3.50; February. 5.9sc:
New Cr,- April, 6.O6c; May. 6.1Oc.
Quo,. r,als, July 21.-Cotton futures
sap.en'5oe5 @s2e bid; August, 5.49d5.5oc
No,en5er ..l.5q5.55lc; October, 5l9d5.5Oc;
t4gy, 5f-'-' December, 5.51c; Jan
Aar,d 5a '-''ai February, 5e5aa67c;
Co say l 1s July a.-Paine. Murphy &
ing encoa--. ION to-day: There was moth
iago1.y' s morning, spot sa,es there p be-
ed corar ',.nor's from cotton states show
cotton var,. SOD growing condition and
lhe hear. 'oi ward. This condition took
lqudati.,o ut Of the longs in August. and
edl co-.i1. menced at the first call.
eec.ide. throughout the day. Win
Angus. t5. ,ls from to 10 points, with
sight to weakest. There is little in
Prices Wen. "se advances upon. CLOSING
01ii about lowest Of the day"