The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11


The following were the official spot quo
ts-ions. al the close of the market. at the
Cotton exchange to-day:
Good middling ....-......................
-HIllng ..-..--.-................6
Low middhng -.-'.....'''..'''..'..'... t-l6
Good ordinary ..............-........... l-l6
Market. steady; sales. 50.
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day ....................... 334
receipts since Sept /. 1894 ......... 49,. 81
same time last year ............ .s5l, slI
Eyqorts. coastwise, this day ......... 1873
Stock on hand this day. 1S,SH
same day last year .................... p, 100
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day .................... 2,519
This LAY last week. $500
This day last year.................... 2.37i
Eeeeipts past three days........... 5.67l
same time last year.................. $50
Ilta. receipts since Sept l. 1894 .. Z, S54 G45
same time last year.................5,Sl SIT, SIS
Stock al the ports to-day. 47G.lS4
Stock same day last year........... 400, 15S
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday .......3,998 Wednesday. ,765
Monday .....-... 2.su Thursday. ....2, 1863
Tuesday ........3,57 Friday. So
Daily movement at other ports
GalvCStOn-Steady; middling, 65s; net re-
eeipts SIS: sales, l25; stock 1858.
New Orleans-Steady; middling, Z; net
receipts. $50; gross, 556; sales. loo; stock.
Nobiie-Quiet; middling, 67s; stock. TO-
chariestonIQndiee4t; middling. 65s; net re-
Wiimingion-steady; middling. SIS;
Xorfoik-Firm; middling. 60: net re-
eeipts 81: sales. AS; stock. SIS
BsltimOre-Nominal; middling, 3-1e; net
stock. IN, lS5.
New York-steady: middling, IA; net re-
ceipts, none; gross, 5lS; sales 1852 spin
ners, 35i. stock 2l1,22i,
Boston-Quiet; middling, IA; net receipts,
la23
Phnadelphia-Firm middling. TX; net re-
ceip-s l59; stock 1l,512.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Firm middling, Z; net receipts,
TO- sales. Ill; stock, 1850
Niemphis-Steady: middling, 1916; net
receipts, 8; sales, $50; stock, 4,97S.
ST. Louis-Quiet: middlng, 65s; net re-
CENTS. 25; gross, 50; sales. G5; stock, 1851.
Cmcinnati-Stea middling, rs; net re-
oeipts. -; sales, 120: stock. 1866.
Houston-Quiet' middling, 67s; net re-
:epts, rs: stock. 1921
Exports of Cotton This Day
saYannah-COastwise ISIS.
4 hariestOn-Coastwise, 20.
lmingtOn-Coastwise, 800.
N0rfolk-Coastwise, 247.
4 New EOrk-To Great Britain, 2713; to
France, 400; to the continent, 1882 for
4 warded, g.
Boston-To Great Britain, 1883.
Total foreign exports for to-day: To
Great Britain, 3,796; to France. 400: to the
continent, 1,262
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: To Great Britain,
tl%; to France, S,54l; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept /, "a:
10 Great Britain, 3,S19,762; to France, no.
e3i to the continent, 1888, 800.
Liverpool, 1880 p. Motion Moderate
demand; prices steady; American middling
5sd' sales, 5000 bales; American, 1850
r paleSi speculation and export, 500 bales
haI A so1.fn halo
Futures opened steady; demand
moderate; American middling, low
naldilng clause. Juiy-August, 3 55-
%, August-Septembe 1856, also,
20 ptomber-October, 357, also,
80; evember-December, 3.57; December
January, 3.5S; January-F February, $50;
4 !tehr9ary-March, $50. Futures steady at
the advance Tenders 800 bales new dockets
4 ana 700 bales old dockets.
p m.-American middling, fair, 4iRd
sooa middling, 4 1-lsd; low middling 3 25-
S-i' good ordinary, 2l-S2d; ordinary,
n Fpures-June-July 3.54q3.55 sellers; Ju-
555--AGslSt. 3.55 buyers; August-September,
30 Re.9i sellers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
Tf'9l' Ociober-November, 3.57M3.5S; Novem-
usi-December, 3.5S sellers; December-Jan-
9GSIy. 5.oSQ359 buyers; January-F February,
o,9'a56J; February-March, 3.60G3.6l, buy
Is Aarch-ADril, 1852, sellers. Futures
New York. June l0-Noon-Cotton fu-
oareS steady; June. 7.15c; July, Tic; Au-
slst. l.3)c; September, 7.24c; October 1850;
New York, June 10. p MIXTURES
closed steady; sales. i3S, 500 bales; June
& SGuIiy, lie; August, z21c; September, 7.24c;
Hyyilober Use; November, 1900; December,
March, 749c
81 New Orleans, June 10-Cotton futures
22Is5a4uyi sales 40, 400 bales. June, 1890 July,
&c, August, 7.13c; September, Tic; Oc-
Io an.r and November, lose; December, 7.09c;
January, 713c
New York, June 1e-Riordan & Co., say
~ cotton to-day: THE bureau report to-
sS, with its estimate of a reduction in
f. s4sdBe OF nearly 10 per cent. and in the
SIteIdge condition of the crop of nearly
~ per cent, was certainly bullish enough
~ ~ nave caused a substantial rise in prices,
~, NJ, most of the traders here had made
Up their minds that such a report had been
Fl 49, discounted and that a decline
reolu follow its publication. For that
f rsa6ooA the market in the forenoon was
N 1o4 . weak; August, after having sold
H. We call at 7.20c, declined to TIC, on
a. announcement of the bureau figures
ssnt nooh the trading became extremely
B itatio.IV I'VE and nervous. After little hes
81 AIeoruun, however, prices hardened, and
stesGqSsl advanced to 723c. The close was
s Fen with August al 721G7. &c. The
cr6r confirms our own views of the
teD DP outlook. Though prices may have
a ~ AIRY setbacks, we think they are
H. certain to be materially higher
& on; and on all recessions we favor