The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-12

~ buvers were bidding lsc below the
ming price. but there was but little
s,,e There was'a good demand for rosin
- the current prices, which were I'M
~rsreed. Cotton remained steady and I'M
+srred. with sales of a few bales. Other
-1.rzets were quiet and steady. with slight
-r,-ras in bacon and lard. The follow
-, r.slil1e of the markets will show the
,-7a and the quotations at the close to-
day
COTTON.
Tho Controlling markets were lower at
,5a close. but the local market was steady
s,7 Unchanged. The receipts and weather
T-rorts having but little influence on the
rr5s6nt situation. The sales were 30 bales
81 the cotton exchange at the regular call.
The market was bulletined steady and I'm
changed
The following were the official spot quo-
tauous al the close of the market at The
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling ..........................7
Low miidling ........... ..............6 80
Market. steady; sales. 80.
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day .................... 25S
same day last year ............... Loo
Receipts since Sept ], 1891, ..........9 S5 $50
same time last year RECOMMENDATIONS 3
sock on hand this day ............. 1919
Same day last year .................. y 81
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day................... ZAP
This day last week. 80
This day last Observation-Disclosures. 3577
Receipts past four dayS.......... S6f3
. same time last ar................. 1852
4 Total receipts since Sept. !, 1894. -, So 5SS
Same time last ear..................5,S2l 49,
Stock at the ports to-day. 4SO. 4O6
. stock same day last year............ 4J7.947
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday 99S Wednesday. 2 7e5
A Monday .......2 ,3U Thursday 1853
4 Tuesday :.......S,5H Friday ...........2,s25
4 Daily Movement at Other Ports
\ Galyeston-SteaGy; middling, 67k; net re-
cepts -; sales, II; stock, 1888.
New Orleans--Quiet; midding, :; net re-
ceipts. Llyg gross, l'2S3, stock, l43,l2S.
Mobile-NOthing doing; middling, So:
net receipts, Is; stock, 10116.
rharleston-Quiet: middling, 6ss net re-
cents. ;. stock, 10 9s2.
netCn-Steady; rniddlinq c7s.
st0c6. 49, 65.
Nrrfoll-Firm midGnng, 81 net re-
caipts. iC5; sales, 20; stock, 20,3A
la! I6 9Fe s.5cS ~ az mddling $-16'
New York-Dull; middling, ~; gross
receipts, o,g7O; stock. 22l 1879.
Bostona@,o 90 5maLiddling, IA, net re-
phia-Firm; middling. ~: net
receipts %: stock, IL 5S7
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
4.
Caifts, Z. sales, 204 stock gn29
Memphis-Steady; middling. 6 15-16; net
receipts Is; sales. 40; stock. 4,041.
ST. Louis-Steady; middlng, 6Ts; net re-
Cepts' 81 gross, l,2Sl; sales 1877 stock. pa
cincnnati-steady middling. rs; he,
rece.ptss 257; stock 10 653.
HoustOn-Quiet; middling, 6S; net re-
ceptS, 30; stock, 1856.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Galyeston-Continent, GA
New Orleans-Coastwise 46O
MotIle-Coastwise, s.
SaVannah-Coastwise, $50.
Nortolk-Coastwise. $50.
H Varded, 1888.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
\ Gay; 70 the continent, 1866
Fl Iotal foreign exports from all ports thus
iar this week: To Great Britain. 4.796: TO
france, 3,54l; to the continent, ILL., gil.
NJ Total o. foreign exports since Sept. l, 1894:
'3; to the continent, 2,S7O, $50. ~
Liverpool, June H. 1890 p. m.-Cotton,
quiet; prices unchanged. American mid
a-ng 2a-32d sales, 5000 bales; American.
40 bales; speculation and export. 500
eales; receipts, 5000 bales; American. 49,
. VI bales.
Futures opened easy; demand, moderate.
american middling, low middling clause,
Juiy-August, 3.54, also 3.55; August-Sep-
Iemoer, 800 also 3.55; September-O October,
~, also 3,o54356; October November, 1857,
also 3.56Q357; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 357;
hecemberJanuary, 3.5T; January-Febru-
aary. $50 also 8.5S; February March, $50.
Futures, quiet
June 3.5iG3.5 So; June-July, S.54a355; July
august 300, buyers; August-Septembe
s'992P',2r sellers; September October, $3.50
80 October-NoVember, S.57 November
december, 3.5S, buyers; January-February
s.95 buyers; February March, 360G361,
T t,s March April. 3.6lq3.62, buyers.
n Ulures closed quiet
Ne" York, June H. noon.-Cotton fu-
9IaIeS opened steady, at decline June. 7.14c;
July, Il3c August, lice; September. 7.19c;
oSS.oDer &c; November, Use.
New fork, June II, p. m.--Cotton futures
el9sed steady; sales, 117lOO bales; June
"a d+aLl6c; July, 716d717c; August, 72DG
---c, september, 1891. 24c; October, 7.27n
- November, 7.50q7.S1c; December. 74
..99c January, 1901. zoe; February, 7.44G
'iS2c, March, 1897. SOC.
New Orleans, June 1.-Cotton futures
ags1yy; sales 80, 7o0 June 7.O7; July. 100;
10 ember, 704, December, 707; January
New York, June 11-Riordan & Co. say
y. toitoh to-day: 1T was believed here
Teslerday that Liverpool would attach
IoIe weight to the bullsh bureau report
ifi i cur market had done. The fact that
~ erpool this morning, was practically
~ var 4ged was distinct disappointment
nae M uAe bulls and sellers at the opening out
7'II fn Oered the buyers. August opened at
tbtath,. declining to 7.15c. But in the last
raroEs minutes New Orleans kilograms
porJlng that NELL was about to issue
n cbarredry, bullish crop circular. suddenly
Fl i+lIlssd the temper of the mlrket, and
B gu, as lst advanced to 7.2Oc. Tie close was
B 6ei19aay at about the best of the day. 7.2Oc,
inr old for August. We can see moth
ms 10 change our opinion that cotton
60 gradually sell higher, and when
well to buy"
NAVAL STORES.
spirits Turpentine-The spirit of yester-
was TOO much for the buyers to hold
IN anQ consequently they held off to-day.
ritEI me opening, which was firm at 2712c,
an cI Ialr amount of sales, the market
bCi ne quiet, and buyers were bidding
s &c for regulars. There were several
actOrS who did not offar THAR