The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-16

the inherent markets, bOtn local and rele-
graphic. VIII show the tone and the quo
tations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
The local market was quiet and unin-
terestlng. The sales reported at the Cot
ton Exchange We're eight bales when
the market was bulletined steady and
unchanged.
The following We're the official spot QUO
tatlons, at the regular cOl of the market
al the Cotton Exchange to-day;
5000 mlddllng .-.......................7s
4Aluu-liis -..--.....- .-...................-7
Low mIddling .........................-6 1916
Good ordinary o. ~
Market steady; sales, 8.
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
ISecei4ts t IisS Jay .....'.'.-'.'.... l5S
receipts TINS day year before last .. 147
Receipts this day in 1893 ........... 33i
receipts since Sept l, 1885 .........749.713
same time last year .................. $40, 695
Same time year before last .......... 955. COS
same time in 1898 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 6j6
Exports, coastwise. this day ..... $40
stock on hand this day .............. 1O4l2
same day last year .................... 1898
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this week .................. 6OS7
rms day last week .................. 1863
rms day last year ................... 2O7S
This day year before last .......... las
rms day IN 1893 Observation-Disclosures. GAIA
Receipts past three days ........... 6,7O2
same days last year ................. 1897
Same days year before last ........ 31S7
Same days in 1898 .................... 1901
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1885 % 1868
same time last year ..........-......7, S90. $50
Same time year before last ........5. s3S,l 1879
Same time In 1893 ....................4 961 PSI
Stock at the ports to-day ........... 2Si,926
Stock same day last year ........... 459,435
Receipts This Week in 1888
Saturday ,597 Wednesday .....1,7S1
Monday ..........6, Ala Thursday 294
Tuesday .........4, l31 Friday ...........232O
Daily Movement at Other oPrts-
Galveston-Quiet; middling, 15-16; net
receipts, lOS; stock, 2,Ol4.
New Orleans-Firm middling, IA; net
receipts. 1899; sales, 1000; stock, Sc, 05S
Mobile-Steady; middling, u-16; net
RECEIPTS, 2; sales, 100; stock Sab
rleston-Nominal; net receipts, z;
Wilmington-steady middling, rs; net
receipts, -; stock, $3.50
Norfolk-Steady; middling. "a; net re-
ceipts, 28; sales, 3; stock 9,099
altimore-Nominal; middling, z 9-16;
New York-Quiet; middling, 7 11-16; net
receipts, 534: gross, Abs.
Boston-1Quet; middling, Tic; net re-
neutrality-suspicious.; middling, 15-1s;
net receipts, %; gross, 241; stock, S162.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Dgu; middling' rs; net re-
Memphis-Steady; middling, n; net re-
celpts, 81; gross, 422; sales, 800; stock,
St. Louls-steady; middling, 7 Ills; net
receipts, 4S; gross, 791; stock, 3O,616.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
ston-Quiet; middling, 1915; net re-
ceipts, "a sales, 26l; stock, 10,457.
kI0 2aant - m MD rs.
SaVannah-Coastw ise, $40.
NorfOlk-Coastwise, rs.
New York-To Great Britain, 2,4s5;
lily.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 24S5; to France
997; to the continent, 654.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain,
8,5O4; to France, 1877; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, So
To Great Britain, 2,16O,352; to France,
460,S53; to the continent, 1,707,032.
Liverpool. June 15 1890 p. m.-Cotton
demand fair, prices firm; American mid
ding, 29-32d; sales, 10000; American,
800, speculation and exports, 500 re-
ceipts, 300, all American. Futures opened
steady, demand moderateI June-July
3.55G35l; July-August, 3.55d354; August
September, 3.53U3.4. September October
9.olqS52; September October, 3.45d3.46;
October-November, 34; November De-
cembGr1 S,3Sq3. 1898 40; Decemb r-Janu-
airy, 3.S9Q3.40; January February, $40.
Futures steady at the advance; tenders
none,
12:45 p. m.-American mtddling, fair;
9-S2d; good middling. 4 1924; middling
l5-l6, good ordinary, 23-S2d; ordinary,
1920
4 p. m.-Futures, June, 8.5788.5s; June
July, 357 value; July-August 35613. 81
sellers; August-Septembe S5G0S.55 sell
ers; September October, 3.46d3.47 buyers;
October-N ovember, 3.4203.43 buyers; No
and January-February, 841d84 AZ buyers;
February March. S.42G343 buyers; March
April, 3;44 sellers. Futures closed steady.
New York, June 49, noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened firm; June, 7.95c; July, 1889;
August 72c; September, Csc; October
6.76c November, 6.71c.
New York, June Is, 4 D. injection fU-
lures closed steady; sales 200 900 bales:
June, E9F0f58c; July, 1880; August, 1850
1876. September 6S4Q6 85c; October,
6.S0Q6.S1c; November, 676Q6Tc; Deem
Der, 6.7SQ6Gc; January 6.82q6.S3c; Feb
ruary, 6,seQ6S7c; March. 69lQ692c
New Orleans June 15.-Cotton futures
steady; sales 81, 800 bales; June-July 7OOc;
August, 6.SSc; September, 6.51c: October,
SAC; November, 645c; December, 649c;
January. 6.52c; February, 656c.
New York June 15.-Rordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day The cotton market was
lively to-day and under the stimulus of
short covering, notably in August. the
bulls recovered far mora than the lost in
the heavy liquidation on bureau day. A
sharp advance in Liverpool started the
ball August opened at 1896 and did not
halt until it had touched I60c, then it
broke suddenly to-751c, but fresh de-
mand from shorts sprang up JUST before
the close which was very steady with Au-
gust at z 5S67 Sc The rest of fhe LIST fol-
lowing the rise in August. but a a very
respectful distance. The secret of the adj
vance was that considerable short inter-
est in August had grown up and when the
sellers tried to cover they found scarcely
anybody willing 10 sell August but the
crop reports IN the main continue eXcell-
ent although rain is still badly wanted
over vast areas in Texas We think all
the months after August are sale at the
advance"
New York June 15.-The Sun says of
cotton Cotton Advanced y to % points
on this crop and IL to II on the next, clos
Ing very steady, with sales of 200, 600 bales
To-days features "All of the news to-
day was of strongly bullish tenor and
prices here advanced sharply Liverpool
ornAH
was active at rising prices. the dry wealth
er in Texas continues and no relief was
promised by the signal service for the next
thirty-six hours, and Wall street was
bouyant Europe sent buying orders to-
day and New Orleans was a good buyer.
local realizing, but the last prices were
the highest OF the day The st. Louis ad-
wees reported a strong feeling in favor
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