The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-13

T5e following were the official spot qu)-
mons CT the close of the market at the
-+ton Exchange to-day:
Good middling ....................-...-.l
fiIluE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .b94
Low miIdlus ....-....-.-.........-.-1 go
Good ordinary l-lG
Narset steady; sales, S.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks.
Receipts TINS day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
"A Same dag last year.................... 1910
Ieeeipts since Sept. ]. 1S94........... 1856, i62
same time last year. ............ .95l, 69}
II Exports coastwise. this day.. 81
stock on hand this day..............s. 19,412
Same Iay last ear.................... %, III
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
P.eefuts this Observation-Disclosures. Lap
"a This day last week. $3.50
Ths cav last year.................... 2,765
n Receipts past five days............. l,005
same time last year. ................. l2,717
Total receipts since Sept 1, 1894. ,S59, 0S1
same time last year.. ...............5, S24. go
stock at the ports to-day.......... 474, 1886
II stock same day last year............ 40S, 705
Receipts This Week Last Year
81 saturday .......3,99S Wednesday .... 2. 765
B Monday ........ .2,3n Thursday. 2, 1853
q Tuesday ....... .3,50 Friday. ...........2,S2 SIS
II Daily Movement al Other Ports
GalVestOn-Quiet; middling, 6B; net re-
"a Cepts, IS; stock, 1896.
Fl New Orleans-Quiet; middling. 1910;
net receipts, ZIG; gross III; sales, $50;
stock 1885, 9i5.
Il Manufacturing doing; middling, G%;
4 net 5eipts, So; stock. l0tl6.
Fl Charleston-Quiet; middlng, SIS; net re-
ceipts Q: stock, 1891.
"A Wilmugt on-Quiet; middling, 67s; net
receipts, 9. stock, 1924.
Norfolk-Firm; middiing, SO; net re-
CeipJs lGi; sales, 81; stock, 1851.
Baumore-Nominal; middling. 3-16;
gross receipts, 135; stock, 1910.
II New York-Quiet; middling, IA; gross
Fl receipts; ill2; sales 1850; spinners, go;
stock 2l9 1863.
Bos'on-Quiet; mlddling, IA; net re-
Phnadclphia-Quiet; middling ~; net
Il eipts, 80, stock. 11,570.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middlng, Z net re-
ceipts 2: sales. $50; stock, S.762.
Memphis-Steady; middling 1916; net
receipts, u; sales, %; stock, Bias
St Louis-Quiet; middlng, 67s: net re-
ceipts 1856; gross, PCS; stock, 1851.
Cncinuati-Quiet: middling, 7is: net re-
ceipts 2i3 stock, 10. $50
HoustOn-Quiet; middling, 67s; net re-
ceipts, 1872; stock, 3,7l9.
Exports of Cotton This Day
II New Orleaans-To Great Britain, 300;
Savannah-Coastwise, 50.
arCston-Coastwise SO.
Ncrfolk-To Great Brit ain, 691.
New York-To Great Britain, 1921; TO
he continent, 595; forwarded. 1860.
Total foreign exports from all ports
today: TO Great Britain, 6,9ls; to the
. Continent $50.
Total foreign exports from all ports
+. 4ls far this week. To Great Britain,
\ 5ai; to France, S,5i1; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1891:
4 u Great Britain, 1895, $50: to France, TO-
rg' to the continent, 2.37l, 4Sl
Liverpool. June Y. 1890 D. m.-Cotton.
demand moderated; prices easier; Ameri-
can mlddlng, 29-32d: sales 5000 bales.
american, 1900; speculation and export,
S9 baies' receipts, l,00O bales; American
Futures opened steady; demand moder-
aye, American middling low middling
cause June-July, .4S, also S.53; July-Aug-
ust 3.56, also S.55, also S.54: August Sep
Jember. 3.55; September October, S.57D
g99' October-November. 3.5S63.5S Novem-
oeI-December, 3.5S03.56 November-D
S ga lr1g' S.5SqS.5s December-January, S.5s
g s...,,. January-F February, .S,5s; Feb
t5adi march, 3.6l. Futures easy at the
,Sd me; Tenders. at to-day's clearings
LS9 bales new dockets.
4 = ?, m,-American middling, fair 4 15-32d;
good mi1dling, A 1920; low middling. SAd
A ZOO ordinary, 35sd; ordinary 3 7-l6d ;
JJgin!ee-July, S5i sellers; Juiy-August' S.5i
~ ES9 = sellers; August September, Septem-
vDseIr-petober, 3.524S.5S buyers; OctoberNo,
essH9er 3.53m3.54; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
len sr uIyers; December-January, 1855 sell
VS. FebruarY-March. 3.57; March-April,
90 value. Futures closed easy.
NE" York, June II, noon.-Cotton flu
5aIIeS opened easy; June, 1000: July, Tile;
zAasust; 713c; September lice; October,
n November, 1.2lc.
New York, June u, p. m.-Cotton flu
IRIS quiet and steady: sales, 94.s00 bales ;
;une' 'O9c; July. 7.10c; August, 7lSc; Sep
s5t5HoeI. Ll1c; October. Zoo; November,
~ ~ December, 727c; January, 7.92c /;
urinary, 7.37c; March, 7.42c.
hIeW Orleans, June 12-Cotton steady;
Su-S, 900 bales June. 7.OOc; July, 7.OOc
eqs S us r03c; September, 695c; October,
~ -, November, 6.94c; December, 69Sc ;
'@Nnuary G0Sc: February, lose.
NJ New York, June 12.-Riordan & Co say
M; leh to-day: Liverpool. to the sur
slISe OF everybody, broke sharply to-day,
NJ nmu mere was a decline of 10 points m our
a. a+'t het; but the demand was very steady
G1uI me decline and though the trading was
IL oiL prices rallied several points from the
~ August opened at 7.13c, declined
71915.,11ly, advanced to 715c and closed at
~ iiI+G with the tone quiet and steady.
tbo Hltu 10 indicate an unwillingness on
le 9art of holders to sell, but the main
uiHtnt of the bears just now is that
agre IS lack of buying power to put
49, hlgher and total absence of any
5oIl interest to support the market in
go or a decline Under these circu1n-
nroaces they claim that the bulls will
rr oeeAlI ~ become tired of waiting for q
M ana throw overheard their hold
~ al a loss This has happened often
~ ana may happen again, but there
nsr, certainly no indications in to-day's
IhsNH4 mat any sucn liquidation is at
~ 30 u II Is possible that the market may
4 la 'oHwer' but in that case we are salts
. rr Saat buyers on the decline will make
pontable venture"