The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-05

Good DTlinalE ....-.........''.... ...'..0 l-lO
,i5r.et steady; sales p.
5rI5llng same day last year. lice
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
81 Receipts this day .................--.- III
B Same dar last year ................... LIS
Receipts since Sept l, -S94........,..95 2.5ll
81 Same time last year.; .9i9.79o
sxrorts' continent, this day ........ 3,77j
81 .tck on hand this day ............. 1864
Same day last year .................. 1884
RECEIPTS AMI stocks at the ports 49,
Receipts this day ................... 1875
r1is dav last week.................. 4,924
THIS day last year ................... s.ig0
Re7esrts past four days............. CESS
T 3m T raG IsS since Sept J. 1891 ssis53
f Same time last year .:..............5, Sl9.4l9
8 Stocks al the ports to-day .......... $1,000
stock same day last year .......... 422.d4
Receipts this week last year
4 saturday ..........3,Si3 Wednesday S57
a Monday............4,s63 Thursday ......2,57s
q Tuesday. 4.l95 Friday $50
Daily movement at other ports
GalTeston-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
& ceips l0l; stock, $40.
New Orleans-Dull; middling, I; net re-
Il CENTS. 81; gross SIS; sales, 100; stock
Mobile-Nominal; middling, SIS; net re-
f ceipts. 4; stock, 1888. .
t6arsssto9,obIul55;; I middins, ~; net re-
W,Hmineton-stc middling. 6ss stock
NorsolE-Firm middling, So; net re-
4 ceips SO; sales, 4; stock. 1925.
Raldmore-Quiet; middling, 69s; net re-
u Ce.pts. $50, stock. l2,625.
Wv York-Dull; middling. IA; stock,
Bc5ton-Dun; middling, "a; net receipts.
3 3D. gross LIS.
Philadelphia middling, ~; net
receipts 20; stock II .32l.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Firm; middling, Z; net re-
ceipts 2}}; sales. IS; stock, 1859.
Mempts-Steady middAng, l9-le; net
rpcpipts p sales. l2J. stock 6,3H.
81. Louis-Steady; midding, SIS; net re
cep,s. 80; gross, IS; sales, %; stock, 2S,o0s.
cincnnati-steady; middling rs net re-
. Houston2Quiet; middling, s7s; net re-
. cepts 39i; sales y; stock, ,5.l5l.
Exports of cotton this day:
New Orleans-To Great Britain. $500; t9
the continent, 1851
M0bile-Coa stwise, 100.
Savannah-To the continent, S775.
Charlest on-Coastwise 81.
Norfolk-Coastwise, 800.
New York-To Great Britain. 1888; con-
Boston~To Great Britain, 1.2i7
Total foreign exports from all ports
'o-day-To Great Britain, 1885; to the con-
tnent. 1l039
thus far this week: To Great Britain, b.
~ to France, $40; to the continent, H,-
Total foreign exports since Sept 1. 1894:
10 Great Britain, 39OS, 247; to France 49,
Up. To the continent. 2.346,9S6.
Liverpool. June 4. noon.-Cotton, demand
moderate: prices easier: American mid
ding Esd. sales. 5000 bales; American,
~" bales; speculatio and export; SO0
bales receipts, since last report, $1,000
bales American, 1880 bales
Futures opened steady at the decline;
demand moderate; American middhng. low
midding clause, june and July. 800; July
August, 35l; August September; BOB; Sep
tembcr-October, 3.53; October November,
35} also 354: NoVem r-December, 3.04;
necember-January. 3.55; futures quiet at
me decline: tenders, 300 bales new dock
4 o's and 800 bales old dockets.
4 p. m.-Amcrican middling, fair, 1-l6d;
8 good middlins, Adj low middling, 2S,32d;
good ordinary, 3 1924; ordinary, 13-32d.
q Futures quiet; June, 1852, buyers; june
july, 352 buyers: Juy-August, 1888, buy
ors. August September, S.54Q3.5j, sellers;
september-Octobcr, $50, buyers; OCTOBER
November 2.55u3.5G. buyers; November
December. 355, buyers; observation-disclosures
~ 3j1 sellers: January-February, 3.5S,
lelors; February March, S.5a, buyers;
Narcn-April, $780, buyers futures closed
New York. June i.-Noon.-Cotton flu
lures opened steady; June, 1000; July, 70ici
August 1.l0c; September, 712c; October
New York. June 4.-Cotton futures closed
steady; sales. 40, 500 bales: June, 7.09c;
July. Tile; August, 7.14c; September, Ike;
October. 7.2Oc November, 722c; December,
40 January, 1900: February, 735c;
March, 7.40c.
New Orleans. June 4-Cotton futures
1a9 s. steady; sales $4,000; July, 100; Au-
gust 7@,: September, sci: October, $685.
Eote.aber Cos; December, 7.0l; January,
New York, June +-Rlordan & CO. say
Of cotton to-day: liverpool this morn
ls elme decidedly lower. and the gem
S'h; ieeling was that our market would
uscline' But to the surprise of everybody,
PICS not only refused 10 give way, put
sI'Eed 2 marked Improvement. Aug
~ opened at 710c, gradually advanced TO
80 ana after some minor fluctuations,
t'.-.i at Z, ltfII 15p. with the tone STEADY.
tWerh the weather for few lays past
-. ne2n better for cotton, the crop ac-
Int as a whole. are not satisfactory
. vl. there is n growing feeling that presen.
El2es for cotton. considering the out
~ lot the crop and for business, arc
zap enough. The bears are afraid, as
- taoy may be, Of the showing 10 he
va by the bureau or the 10th inst
~, orleans, June Anew Orleans Cot
. ot hAcnan2c statement Secretary Hes
S inst issued a statement of the
rottoH crop, and the movement from
,,I y q, arc Atlantic states, showing act
~ ircr'es from the state of Texas for
III, "E4l n:1c months OF the season TO the
~ May. Inclusive of S.1Ss, $50 bales,
,.e'.i.Si i.e7G,SA bales FOR the Same time
5-s son; making net increase OF 1.2i1,-
~, 'fi s'hc deliveries AZ the Texas sea-
,lt snow An iEcreaee Of sH,7l1 bales:
S,53ents via Cairo and ST. Louis, 43.S9G
fai 10 NOW Orleans, $3.50 bales, and
~ nnn"rts 10 Mexico 9.17I bales.
ri, .e ~ shipments across tho Mississippi
81 noFth % 81. Louis have decreased 49,,
IiIl r. Secretary Hester saws that the
INA iiiea from tho state Of Texas from
W. d. or May p last year we're 81 176 bales.
1nneraial cro6 Of Teas last year
NE heen 2059,ce) bales.
ieeter has also Issued n statement
,ar analysis Of tho movement OF cot
i-.4 10 aleht. dividing the cotton belt
.lHec groups. viz:
on, Iex9s and indian territory; sec
er-F ro,ner CUT states. embracing Arkan-
-rt S'ISlaha. Mississippi and TcnneSsce;
al.-i Mantle .rtates, embracing North
tI-bssooIurth Caroline. Georgia Florida and
br'" ,.9S This analysis shows the crop