The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-29

--ee%sSslils this week last year
Ss ~ Id ---..-.-20 Oh Wednesday aaS
l.la! .-..------S,4 S3 Thursday - . az
s.idy. .--------z,u0l Friday - S97
GsiIy Movement at Other Ports
csir,S s,, ton-Suiet; middling. 6ss: net re-
Netpts' none; sales. 19: stock 7O3l
new Orleans-Quiet; middIinr esz- M.
ieSSsipts, -: sales, SO; stock. Il6.l4o
2IoDlie-Dull; middling, 8 $50: net re-
Selpts, 2 stock, 9.7ll.
e.'5.-.H Ieston-2uiet; middling, 6ss; net re.
celpts, /; stock 1874 VS. ~ &C
4 W W ,ilmington-Dun; middlng. s7s; stock,
NOrfolk-Steady: middIfna ga. NJ.
SS1pIs; s. sales, 4; stock 15.472
,eo;,l.I ore-e9ulet; middhng. s-16; net
'eNSl l,t' none; gross, 800; stock. 1858.
New 1ork-Easy; middling. 7: ner re.
1854 e''9S' o. saies' e4l' STOCK
BIoston-Easy: middling, I; net receipts
IL gross, 256. -
Philadelphia Firm: r1fddline- ~.
stock, 10 697 'A'i
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Aususta-Steady: middlinE I. net -.
SSipls, ~ sales, 405; stock, actual Z 26n
Memphis-Dull; middling. 65s. net r..
celptss D; sales, 50: stock. Bob
St Louis-Steady: middling. 6 I1-1s. ne,
reScelpts, Is; gross, 50; stock, 23,20l.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middHng. 7. net 70.
ceipts, u; stock, $685.
Houston-Nominal; middling, 6Ss: net re.
celpts, u; stock, $3.50
Exports Of cotton this day:
New Orleans-TO Great Britain . 9ee.
cOastwise, 10 -''OO'
Savannah-Coastwise, As.
Norfolk-TO Great Britain, ISIS.
Ballmore-To Great Britain, 952; to the
continent 3l3 ~ 'A
New York-To the continent, 275; for
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
udy-lo Great Britain, 6,l33; to the CONT
Total foreign exports from all ports
linus lar this Week-To Great Britain. l6.
~ n 70 h.. I -1a
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, 1884
70 Great Britain, 1881, 400; to France, no.
800; TO the continent, 2,S9O,652.
Liverpool June 2S.-Demand limited
3 Z-a2d; sales, 10000 bales; American O. iOl
Dales; speculation, 500 bales; receipts, 4, J01
bales; American, 600 bales.
Futures opened steady; demand moder-
ate; American middling. low middlins
clause, July and August, 3.37a5.36; August
sSepteamnlber. S.S9Q3;SS; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vember-December, 3.42d3.41; December
January, 4Sq342d3.H January Febru-
airy, 344G3.42; February-March, 3.45G3 a.
Futures easy; tenders, 200 bales, new doc
Liverpool, June %, p. m.-American
middling, fair. 7-32d; good middling,
3 25-32d; low middling, 3lad; good ordinary
esd; ordinary 3-16d; June 3.4Od sellers
June-July, $40 sellers: Juiy3August. S4Ofi
SAID sellers; August-September 34G3 42d
buyers; September-October, 3i203.43 buy
ers; October-Novembers 543q3.A buyers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.44C3.45d buyers;
December-January, 3.45d3 46d; January
February, 3.46d3.47d buyers; February,
March, 3.4Sd; March-April, 349d3.5O sell
ers. Futures closed steady.
New York, June 2S, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet. but firm; June-July, 67Oc
August, 6.7Sc; September, isle; October.
6.81c; November, 6SSc; December, 6.94c.
New York, June %, p. m.-Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady; sales, sc, 400 bales
July, 6.10Gt6.76c; August, 6.7Sq679c; Septem-
ber 6.S2d693c; October, 6.S7d6SSc: Novem-
ber 6.90q69lc; December, 6.95d6 sc; Janu-
airy, I0Od7.O1c; February, 7O5d7O6c; March,
7.10d7nc.
New Orleans, June 2s.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; sales, So, 100; June, 655;
July, $50; August, 663; September, SIS;
october, $50; November, $50; December,
6.6i; January. 6.69; February. GA; March,
New York, June ?S-Riordan g. Co. say
of cotton to-day: There was a lack of
animation in the market to-day and the
closing prices reflected only in a feeble
way the handsome advance on Liverpool.
August, after opening at 677c, advanced
to $3.50. reacted TO 677c; again rallied to
6.S0c, and closed at 6.7S6D6. 7Sc, with the
hut scant faith in the bad crop accounts
that are coming in from the south. They
think that these complaints are all manu-
featured to bolster up prices, and when
ever the market shows strength they are
inclined to sell cotton very freely and con-
fidently, unless the season from this time
forth should be exceptionally favorable
awakening some day in the not distant
future. We caution our friends against
selling short, and advise conserVativ
buying upon weak spotS.'