The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-07

tatlons al the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling --...-......-.s...-.-..-.4l2
MlIallns ''''''--'-'''' a.
Low mldGllns ..-....''.'..'-'.. .-..'--.'--s 9-iS
Good ordinary .----.....-.-. ..........-6 l5-lf
Market-Dull; sales, y.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day last year .......... $50
Receipts this day year before last OIL. 1.2j7
Reccipts this day In 1893 ............... i0S
Receipts since Sept. J. '95 ...........747.3l6
Same time last year .....-............9 1885,, S)3
same time year before last ..........9jI.2l0
Exports, Great Britain this day .....7G5.64
Stock on hand this day ..--........... 1856
Same day last year .................. % $50
Receipts and stocks at the ports.
Receipts this DAY ......-.--....-..... 2,OlS
This day last year. .......-.......... 5.l62
This day year before last............ 1888
This day I'm 1893 ....................... 2.270
Total receipts since Sept. i, '95.... g. 097, 731
Same time last year,. 7813,5G0
Same time year before last......... 8, SO. 1855
Same time IN 1893 .....................4932 , go
Stocks at the ports to-day........... 30S, 1873
Stocks same day last year. .......... Al, $3.50
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalveSton-Nominal: midlling IA; net
receipts, 1872; stock, 1884
New Orleans-Steady; middling. 1-16;
net receipts, 4o6; gross. Tl9; sales, l00O
Mobile-Dun; middllng. z; net receipts,
CharlestonZNominal: m,ddllng, not quot
ed; net receipts, 81; stock, 5000.
Wilmington-Steady mlddling, ~ net
receipts. 3. stock. 1850.
ceipts. ii6. sales. 23 stock. 9.s7i | "
lrmore-Nominal; middlng, rs;
New Eork-Dun; m5ddlng. 70; net
receipts nome gross, 600; sales, none;
stock 100 $50
Boston-Firm; middling IA; net re-
celpts, 400; gross, 80.
pha-Firm; middling, 8; net re-
ceipts, PAS; stock, 1856.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
hHasr loo mi. mo-
ceipts, Al; sales, 81; stock, 1850.
mphls-ySteady; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts, IS; sales. $50; stock, 1886.
ST. LOuis-Quiet; middling, 5-l6; net re-
ceipts, 6, gross, 63S4; stock 30 1886.
Cinc-nnau-Quiet; middling, "a; net re-
ceipts, $50. sales %; stock, S.5Ol:
Houston-Dull; middling, S-l6i net re-
ceipts, IS; stock, 1921.
Louisville-Quiet. middling rs.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-COsstWise 3. l61.
Mohile-Coastwise 2.
rleston-COastWise 4G9.
New Forwarded, 2,l25
BostOn-To Great Britain 2.2G3
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day and thus far this week-TO Great
Britain, 2,203; to France, none; to TIE
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1, 1895
To Great Britain, 2142.7l3; to France,
46035l; TO the continent, 1861, 075.
demand far prices r a American ol 5Po
grades advanced 1-l6d: American mid
ding fair, 5-l6d; good m.ddllng, 4 3-32d;
middling, al; low mddling 29-32d; good
ordinary. 25-32d; ordinary, 19-32d; sales
1900 bales; American. 1880 bales; specu-
lauon and export 800 bales; receipts
June-July, S.56Q3Gd; July-August, 3.56d;
August-Septembe 3540355d; September
October 35003.51d. OctOber-NOVembe
345G5 4Sd; Novembe December. 3,4503 &C
@345G3 46d; December-January, 3f5u3.16d;
January February, 3.46d. Futures quiet
D. m.IAmerican middling 4 5-s2d; June
85Sd, sellers, June-July, July-August 35Sd,
sellers; August-September 356Q3.57d, sell
october November, 3.4SQ3 49d, sellers; NO
vember-December, December-January,
i45 i55 PP9ysrs
March-April, S4SQS.49d, buyers; futures
closed steady.
New York, June 6, noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady; June-July, 756c; Au-
gust G5lc; september, 6.g2c; october 6.66c;
New York June GA p. m-Cotton futures
closed steady; sales $1,000; June, 7.50c;
July. 74Sc; August, 747c; September 6.S7c;
october, 6S3c; November, 6.77c; December
6lse;, January, 6S2c; February, 6.S6c;
New Orleans, June 6.-Cotton futures
quiet; sales, 1900; June, 6.95c; July, 6.95c;
August 6SSc; September. 6.52c; October,
646c; November, 6.4ic; December case;
January, 6,5lc; February, Code.
New York June 6--Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Liverpool sent us a
handsome advance this morning, but tele-
grams reporting good rains in Southwest
Texas spoilt the effect of the favorable
cables August opened at 1882, but drop
ped in a moment to 1900. \ little later
August declined to 744c, bur when the
government weather chart was issued
showing that the Texas rains, except a
few points, had been scanty the decline
was checked and August rallied 749c
The close was with August a 747d7 4Sc
The talk and the fear of the manipulation
has now completely died out, and the
market has resumed its normal condi-
r.sHr q n.~a
Elumate lnIluences which govern supply
and demand. The excessive premium on
the summer months, as compared with
me later deliveries, has been materially
reduced, and many shreWd traders now
regard August as much the best sale on
the list. There seems to be no longer
the slightest apprehension of any scarcity
or any corner in cotton. The crop ac-
counts 10 to-days Chronicle are i'm the
main favorable The weather in Texas is
100 dry, but the drought is not yet of a
very serious character. Good rains in
that state would quickly cause a further
depression IN prices. we thlnk the chances
are in favor of a lower market and we
are sill inclined to advise sales on all
rallies"
New York. June 6.-The sun says: TO
days features of cotton We're. Rains in
Texas depressed the price, though the
opening hgEres were slightly higher in
response to rise in Liverpool. Silver
seems TO De tending upwards, and this
viii help Manchester's trade with the
far east. New Orleans sold Decemher.
the difference between New Orleans and
New York on that month being points.
Export grades of cotton goods are firm
and print cloths steady. Two very inter
esting factors In the market at the mo-
ment are the revival of spot business IN
Liverpool, ia conjunction with increased
activity at Manchester and the dry wealth
or i'm Texas, especially in the southwest
ern portion of that state"
New York, June 6-Total visible sup
ply OF cotton for the world is 2512 0g2
bales. Of which 2,O2SS02 are American.
against, 1925 40S and $500 21S bales. re-
spectively last year Receipts this week
Ct au interior towns We're 1411l bales.
heceipts from plantations, 5l4S bales.
crop In sight G,Sl2 592 bales
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits Turpentine-There was a heavy
Duslness renorted to-laV. althnlgl NO.