The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-08

NNdIteslon. : c. June Sea island cot
son, nominal: medium fine islands. 226a4@.
nne Islands. sc; extra fine Islands S1S,s5,
weekly receipts, none: exports none. saIeS
none stock 81
Ree sgSnna ,hi receipts exports and stocks;
accepts same day last year -. as
aecelpts past week .......-..- 2 89S
accepts same week last year,. 5.544
Ne. receipts siRce Sept /. 1894 800. go. al
~ receipts Tor same time last year
GGsduGtlng bf0Ss bales shipped to
Gross receipts since Sent. / 1894 - a34 81
Gfoss receipts for same time last
Sear including 67.0SS bales for
VARIED 10 Charleston ............. 90 qS3
EE-;xports coastwise this day .......... > "a
IEAPOrts past week. cOastWise -. 4 80
exports past week continent. .. IA
stock on hand this day .......,.. 16 9eS
SI 1 on hand same day last year. - 5ss
,1eGeipts and stocks at the ports:
Receipts this dav 9a,,
Inns day last week q -
rms day last year ........ go
SsIipIs past week .-............... is ~
TTa.uS tlne last year ............... il 965
Se o.al receipts since Sept. !. 1895 7Si6.3is
STOCK at the ports to-day ......... AZ I'D
SUock same day last wear All "a.
o keceipts this week last year
49, Ss,Se5 Jay So s-.....S.Sl3 Wednesday ... So
Tuesday. - 4Ies Eri5aS ''''- -S'S 20
Jdily movement at other ports
tIalNeston-Quiet; middling, 6Tsc: net re-
ceiptsi ~, stock. IL 3q3
e NeW Orieans-Dull; middling. &c: net re-
146, 763 -''''' s0'es' "'V' STUN
Mobile-Nominal: middline. SIC: net re-
celpts. l6s: stock 1881
Charleston-Quiet: middling. CSC hid net
receipts, % stock IS e62
Mlmington-Firm; middling. So; net re-
celptS, 3. stock II 49,
NorfOlk-Firm: middling 6s.. net rs
celptS, 3ii. stock 20l90
B5altimore-Nominal; middling. 7s-l6c;
me- receipts. 81; gross 2.2S2; stock 9l97.
new 1ork-Quiet; middling 74c; net re-
213OS6 w. 9'O' n
Boston-Quiet; middling, re: net re-
celpts, S93; gross. 2, $50
Philadelphia-Firm; middling. 7i5c: stock
1870. ~
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet, firm; middling Z; net re-
celpts, y; sales, 81; actual stock 9 FOL
Memphis-Steady; middling. 6 l5-l6c: net
$3.50.
St Louis-Steady; middling, sac; net re-
ceipts, "a; gross. 1854: stock. 2, sos
Cincinnati-Steady; middling 7isc; net re-
celpts, -; stock, 1903
Houston-Qmet; middling. 67sc; net re-
celpts' l69; stock. 5.l0l
Exports of cotton this day
lVestOn-Coastwise 1865
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $50.
Savannah-Coast wise. 2. Az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.
.6Norfolk-To the continent, 534; coastwise,
100.
Baltimore-To Great Britain, 1.1S7; to the
New York Forwarded. g.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To Great Britain, 1852; to the CONT
nent, 5l92
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain. D. 456; to
France, $40; TO the continent. IS. 10.
-, Total foreign exports since Sept I, 81
To Great Britain, 3,3l4 1885, to France, 767-
1852, to the continent, 235S. 975.
Liverpool, June 7.-COtton-Holday.
New York, June I, nOon.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the advance: June. 7l0c
July Tile; August, 717c; September, 722c
New York, June Cotton futures closed
firm; sales, 49, 400 bales; June. I'll; July.
ia; August, III; September, 40; October.
723; November, 726: December, 73O; Janu-
airy, 7.34; February, 739; March. la.
New Orleans, June 7.-Cotton futures
barely steady; sales, 80 coo bales; June and
July, 700: August, 7.04; September. SIS;
October. SIC; November, SIS; December,
New York, June 7-Riordan & Co say of
cotton to-day: The market opened to-day
with a better feeling and at higher prices,
August selling on the call at 717c for a
time the demand was active and August
advanced TO 1.l9c bid. There were few
sales al DOC. but the offerings at that price
were so large that the market soon gave
way and August gradually declined TO 712c
During most of the afternoon the trading
was very dull, but in the last thirty min
utes fresh demand sprung up and prices
rallied. The close was firm with August
selling at Tic. The conflicting influences
to-day were, improved crop accounts from
the south and the nervousness of the
shorts over next Mondays bureau report.
We rather expect a sensitive and huctuat-
ing market for the next few days. but we
see nothing Yet to change our opinion that
we shall have materially higher prices la
ter on