The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
COTTON,

The local market was quiet and dull, and
unchanged. The offerings were light and
the demand moderate At the Cotton Ex-
change at the regular call. the market was
bulletined steady and unchanged, with no
sales reported
The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
GoQq mlddling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Low middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7-16
Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 1-i6
OIulhdry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
Market. steady; sales, none Middling
same day last year. TIC.
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Same day last year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1257
Receipts since Sept. l. 1894 ............ .935, 8O8
Same time last year ....................95 l ,249
Exports, coastwise. this day ......... SO
stock on hand this day ............... @, 3S5
same day last year .........;............ &,SiO
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. 1852
This day last week Observation-Disclosures. ] iSi
This day last year .................... 3,99S
Total receipts since Sept !, "a. ....7 Si9. Az
same time last year .;-......-.......5S l5,0l1
Stock at the ports to-day ........... All $50
Stock same day last year ........... 4l3, 1858
Daily Movement at Other Ports
lveston-Quiet; middling, 65s; net re-
ceipts, 1854; sales -; stock 1857.
New Orleans-Dull; middling, Z; net re-
ceipts, 2i; sales rs; stock. Lac.
Mobile-Nominal middling 65s; net re-
ceipts, l,102; sales, 49,; stock. 1000.
Charleston-Quiet middling, Us; net re-
celpts, l9; sales, -; stock, 1899.
Wilmingtoh-Firm middling, ga; net re-
eeipts, -; sales, 49,; stock. II .165.
Norfolk-FNrm; middlinP, ga; net re-
ceipts. 6G6; sales So stock 20,56l.
misunderstanding; middling, 9 3-16; net
receipts, -; gross, - sales, -; stock, 9,19I
New Gork-Quiet and steady; middling,
IA net receipts. none; gross, 90; sales,
Boston-Quiet; middling. IA net receipts,
461; gross. 502
Phiiadelphia-Fir middling, ~; net re-
ceipts, 3; sales. -; stock, 1l373.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-F1rm; mlddling, Z; net receipts,
13, sales, -; stock, 9,T14.
Memphis-Steady; middling. 15-l6: net
receipts, AZ; sales. ESQ; stock, 800
St. Louis-Steady; middling, 67s; net re-
ceipts, 46; gross, 4l6; sales, =: stock, 27,61l.
Cincinnati-Steady; middllng, re-; net re
ceiPts, -; gross, -; sales, 375; stock, l0, $50.
Houston-Quiet; middling SIS; net re-
ceiiPts. 266; gross, = sales, 2S5; stock, AIS.
New Orleans-F'rance, 314l; continent, -;
cOastWiSe, 1881
Mobile-Coastwise LOSS.
Savanna h--lNOas tWiSe. So
Charleston-To the continent 1888; coast
wise g.
Norfolk Coastwise, 282.
New Hork-To Great Britain. 1000; for
warded, 81.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day and thus far this week To Great
Britain. 1000; to France, 8, l4l; to the CONT
nent. S,6S3. Total foreign exports since
Sept1, 1894: To Great Britain. 8,Si5, $50; to
France, To,S03; to the continent, 2,957, sos.
Liverpool, June S.-Cotton-Holiday
New York, June S.-Noon.-Cotton flu
lures opened steady: July, Tile; August
Tic; September z.19c; October, T. DE; No
vember. 7.25c: December. 7.31c.
New York, June S-Cotton futures closed
steady; sales, 65. 900 bales; June, Tile; JULY
7l5c August, 7.l9c; September, 7.22c; Octo-
Der, l26c; November, 7.29c; December, 733c {;
January, 7.S7c: February, 742c; March,
7.47c.
New Orleans, June S.-Cotton futures
steady; sales, Is, 500 bales; June and july,
TOP; August 707; September 702; 0c; ;o,
January, 100
cotton to-day: The speculation in cotton
this week has been feVerish and unsettled
as well as of moderate proportions, the fact
| that Liverpool was open but two days
tending TO check any great ventures. The
rather bullish showing of the Financial
| Chronicle on Thursday. as to acreage and
the expectation that the Agricultur-
| al Bureau report on Monday will
also be bullish, has given a support to
| the market that has fully Offset the de-
pressing effect of the improved crop ac-
counts, and to-days closing prices We're
about the best of the week. August opened
| at .l6c, advanced to 12c, and closed at
7;l9cQ7; 20c, with the tone steady After the
| close the demand increased and in private
| trading 7.2Oc, was freely bid for August
Inc tact that IN former seasons, unfa-
vorable crop accounts have sometimes been
| many here TO ridicule the statement thar
! the present crop has had a late and unDro-
| pitfOus start, but We think there can be no
/ reasonable doubt that such is the fact and
/ the great reduction in the use of Fertilizers
| must not only curtail yield but will most
! pone the opening of the hollis so as to make
| the danger from an early frost far more
/ serious than hitherto. considerable re-
| duction in acreage must now be conceded
and taking these conditions into consider
| alton in connection with the prospect that
! the consumption of cotton this wear will
! be much the largest ever known we think
| there is very good ground for the anticina-
! ton for materially higher prices. The mar
/ ket promises to be a lively one next week
| There may be good advances followed nv
sharp breaks, but we feel confident that
| the general trend of prices for the rest OF
/ the season will be upward"
New York, June S.-Total visible SUNNY
/ or cotton Tor the world is 1925 40S bales "a
Which 3,2OO,2OS bales are American arainst
3,2l6,OO9 bales and 2,611, 800 bales respectiveIv
/ last year. The receipts of cotton this veeis
at all interior towns were 7.127 bales Tho
| receipts from the plantations We're 1 500
! bales. Crop IN sight. 9.570.325 bales.
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits Turpentine-The strong demand
| which has characterized the market for
the past week, continued to-day. and there
was a scampering for the OFFERINGS al %
. I'd.