The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-09

Atlanta: Quiet; middling, 14s4c; receipts, | 62S: shipments, BPS; stock, 9H. Brenham Receipts, $; shipments, 21;
 stock, 26S.
 1 Charlotte: Steady; middling, 14Ac; re- ceipts, 20; shipments, 20. 1 Columbia. Receipts, 1093; shipments,
 S604; stock, 14.224.
 l Columbus, Ga: Quiet; middling. 144ac;
 receipts, 42; shipments, 175; sales, To; | stock, S664.
 Columbus, Mss Receipts, 50; ship
 ments ITS; stock, IA
 Eufaula: Receipts 8; stock 796.
 Greenville: Shipments, !; stock, 2S4S l Greenwood, s. C.: Stock 1850.
 Helena. Receipts, AIS; shipments, 14l5; stock, 1772.
 Little Rock: Receipts, sS; shipments, | 1449; stock, 14,630.
 Macon: Stoclsf 722.
 Meridian: Receipts, 2ss; shipments S72;
 stock, 525s.
 Montgomery: Steady; middling 14%c;
 receipts, 5; shipments, 364; stock, S711
 Nashville: Quiet; middling, 15c; stock. l 1112.
 Natchez: Stock 2oeo. l Newberry: Receipts, 6s; shipments. 6S. Raleigh: Easy; middling. 14%c; receipts,
 25; shipments, 25; stock, TO- 1 Rome Receipts, 13o shipments, 800; l Selma: Receipts, II: shipments, 1l3;
 stock. 96s
 Shreveport Stock. 1868.
 vicksburg: Receipts, 9; shipments, 95l; l stock, 3SS1.
 Yazoo City: Stock, 3275. | Comparative Cotton Statement l New York July S-For the week end-
 ing Friday, July 8: Net receipts at all
 United States ports during week, 21.240;
 net receipts at all United States ports
 same week last year, 19os7 total receipts
 since September 1, 7.16s,s36; total receipts
 to same date last year, 9,s17610; exports
 for the week, 24.77S; exports for same week last year, 39, S75; total exports since
 September l. 5.S55, ,s51; total exports same
 date last year, S,10e. .ss2; stock at all United
 States porte, 220.599; stock at all United States potrs same time last year, 314554
 stock at all interior towns, 1S4. 421; stock | at all interior towns same time last year,
 IA, a6s; stock at Liverpool. 5O000e; stock
 at Liverpool same time last year, 1,056 900;
 stock of American afloat for Great Britain
 same time last year, 42.000. Cotton Receipts l New York, July s.--The following are
 the total net receipts of cotton at all
 ports since September 1: Galveston, D.
 465. .95S; New Orleans, 1,2S1, ,S46; Mobile. 243,-
 231 Savannah, 1,S26,s17; Charleston, 2l4.S74;
 Wilmington. 311.22 Norfolk. 50s,262; Bal
 timore, 73,55s; Now York, 2s 4sS; Boston, 13.965; Newport News, 13,403 Philadel-
 phia, 1896; San Francisco, 59,OS7; Bruns-
 wick. 227 396; Port Townsend. 3a.0s4; Pen
 socaia, 1S7, ,461; Portland, Ore, 200; Port
 Arthur and Sabine Pass, 142,O50; Jackson vile, s9,425; Eagle Pass. Tex, 621; El
 Paso. Tex, 565; Laredo, Tex. 17.97o; Gulf port, 8832; Georgetown, 1876; Texas City, 20, 7so; minor ports, 12.saS; total 7.16s5Ss. New Orleans Cotton Market New Orleans, July 8.-Cotton futures
 opened quiet at a decline of to points on the old crop months and decline | of to 2 points on the new. Cables were about as expected, but no support was offered the market in the early trading
 and prices fell off under a moderate num- Der of selling orders, chiefly in the hands
 of commission houses. Tn the first half hour of trading October was the only | month to show any great amount of activity and after advancing 1 point over yesterdays closing 1t fell of points. At tempts to take profits by longs seemed to be the reason for this. The weather
 map was not favorable as it indicated scattered showers In the eastern half Ol tHe CoLlOu DcIA
 SensationalIy bad crop reports poured In all the morning from Arkansas. Mis- sissippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Geor- gia and with them came a considerable volume of outside buying, which. In spite of the lack of professional support, put prices to IA points up from the lowest. July was put to 1l.99c or 14 points up from the price reached in the early trad ing. October continued to be the most active month and 1t rose 9 points. Room traders who were short became nervous over the f1rmness of the market and to- ward noon they started covering, the de- mand from them absorbing offerings from profit-taking longs, At noon the market was quiet and steady at about the high est of the morning Tn the afternoon session bullish week end statistics helped all months except July, which fell of 6 points from the highest of the day under liquidation. The new crop was put to level points over yesterdays closing by o'clock. The close was barely steady. un- chahged, compared with yesterdays clos fng on July, and to 6 points up on the other active months.