The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-24

g. .dy. Southwestern and Augusta and Sa-
y.Haan railroad stocks were in active de-
ul1d, al an advance. The following re-
sumo Of the different markets, both local
AID Geographic, will show the tone and
tae quotations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
Ii was another duh day in the local cot
ton market, the sales beng only Is bales.
the market was bulletiued duh and un-
clauged at the regular call a the Cotton
LEchlnge.
The following We're the official spot quo
talous. at the regular call Of the market
u- tae Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middliug ....-....................7ls
Low mlddling ........................6 l9-16
Good ordinary ...................6 ale
Market dull; sales, IS
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
ieceipts his i:st 80, 90
l.ecelpts this day year before last. 7G6
Etcelpts tins cay in 1898. ............. 9l9
Stllie Qlne lasI year .,...............9i2,l75
same time in 1898 ..................575 ,5t
Exports, continent, this day.... I S55
STOCK on hand this day .. q ia
Same day last year 10 az
2i iteJelgts ,t ana stocks al the ports
NtcelplS THIS day ................. 3 Coz
- 1i-ts Idy Idst week .................. 17Sl
ais Qdy last year .................. gf6
ms day year before last .......... 200
MS Jay IN 1893 .................. 1904
Itecepts past four days ....... Isl
same days last year ............ 9bi6
same days year before last .... 719S
lame Gay IN 1893 .................... 95l5
lotal receipts since Sept l. 1895. 3 13I S9i
same time last year ................ 7 q15 g75
23lue time year before last ........5. S53.6 on
e1i eiil5 III 1876 ..................4,9S 3 S29
sock al the ports to-day ........... 2653I9
SOCK same day last wear - 42l "a
becelpts this week in 1893
saturday. ........3,1Sf Wednesday Sq7
Monday...........3,426 Thursday .29IS
uesday..........290 Friday - SSS
Daily movement at other ports
GalVeston-Quiet; middling sac: net re-
ca,pts, q; sales, IS; stock Il 664
View Orieans-Steady; middling 6 15-16c.
net receipts 2,S6O; gross, $50; sales, 25O;
M9}bil!e- Dull; middling, 1S-1sc; sales, 80;
Ch.arlsssston-Quiet; middling, &c; net re-
cents, TO; stock, lilo.
Wimington-Firm; middling, 7kc; net
receipts, A.; stock, 800.
Norfoil6B-Qu.et; mddling, Z 5-16c; net re-
celpls, is; sales, 4; stock, 1853
btlIlnore-N ominal; middling 75sc: net
receipts, none; gross, 645; stock. 9,477
New Aork-Quiet; middling, 75sc; net re-
ners; stock. 1928.
c5 B5otstoin595steady; midling. 79sc; net re-
Philadelphia-Firm: rniddline 77sc. net
receipts, 10: stock, 1904
Dally movement at interior towns
5ds. Steady; middling, 77sc; net re-
celpts, l02; sales, l49; stock. 1901
Memphs-Steady; middling &c; net re-
ee9sslpts' "; gross, llS; sales, 675; stock D.
st. Louis-Quiet: middling. 1-1sc. net
receipts 80; gross, 2S2; sales, so; stock, 90
Cincinnati-Qu!et; niddling. 7asc; net re-
ceipts S7l; stock, 1896.
Houston-Quet; middling, 67sc; net re-
celpts, 6li sales, 100; stock, 4,445.
Louisville-Quiet; middling, ne
H.En0WTg Carton NO
MObile-CoastWise 100.
Savannah-To the continent, 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il26.
Norfolk-To the continent, 302; coast
wise, 625
Baitimore-Coastwise, 1900.
New York-TO Great Britain 46; to the
continent, 2,5l2; forwarded, 1856
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain, 46; to France,
none; to the continent, 4,167.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: To Great Britain
425Il5; to France 800; TO the continent, 6,217
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, 50:
70 Great Britain 2,177,916 to France, 46l,-
sos; to the continent, 1,715,939
Liverpool, June %, 12:3O p. motion de-
an9nd fair, prices unchanged; American
mddliEg, 31-32d; sales. 10000 bales;
American.9,OOO; speculation and export, 500;
receipts, none. Futures opened steady; de-
mand moderate; June, 3.5Sd; June-July,
35603.55d July-August, 3.54113 sd; Au-
gust-September, 3.5263.51d; September-Oc-
tober, 3 46d; October-November, 3.4443.43Q
y
uary-February. 3.42QS. 4343.42d; March
April, BAD; Futures, quiet, but steady.
,. in.-Futures, American middling, low
mlddlfng clause, June 5.4Q3.55d June-July
353d sellers; July-August, 2.52d, sellers;
August-September 3,5Od, sellers; Septem-
ber-October. 343aS, I'D, buyers; October
November, November-Decemb Deem
ber-January, 3.40d, sellers; January-Feb-
ruary, 3.40d, buyers; February March, 3. Al
@842d. sellers; March-April, S.42dS.43d, sell
lers. Futures closed barely steady.
New y DIRK, June ", nOOn.-COttOn fu-
lures opened easy; June, 725c; July, 1905;
August, 1929; September. 1910; October
New York, June %, p m.-Cotton flu
lures closed easy: sales 100000 bales; June.
7.24Q7 25ci July, 7.22Q123c; August, 1850
7.26c; September, 667a6,69c; October, $3.50
6.70c; November, 6.6Sd6.69c; December, 40
6f7.71c; January, 674G6.75c; February 6796
6.S0c; March. 6.S3M6S4c
New Orleans, June 23.-CottOn futures
steady; sales, 1880 bales; June-July, 6.72c;
August, 662c; September-October, 6.3Sc;
November, 6.S6c; December, 6.40c; Janu-
airy, 6,4Sc.
New York, June 2S.-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Liverpool gave as no
support to-day, and the tendency of OH
market was downward. Some scattering
rains supplied the first impetus to the
decline, which was checked by state
nlenJs that the rains were woefully INSULT
Gent A rally followed carrying prices
several points upward, but the improves
ment was gradually lost, and the close
was at the lowest of the day. August
opened at 7.22c; declined to 1880; rallied
to L3ic and closed at z25c bid, with the
tone easy. The crop accounts are gener-
ally excellent. The fear of drought in
Texas being the only threatening infl',-
ence. The depressed and almost hopeless
condition Of the dry goods trade as re-
ported by the big concerns in this city.
is a powerful influence against any sus-
tanned Improvement in values. Upon ev-
e"y rally We favor selling"
New York, June 2.-The Sun says of
cotton to-day: Cotton declined to 8
points, recovered considerable of this and
August was at one time ] point higher
than last night, but the close here was 7
to points lower for the whole list, with
the tone easy.
"To-days features: 1t was not a day of
big things in the cotton speculation. On
the contrary, everybody kept pretty close
to shore Nobody pretends to see his way
ahead very clearly. Therefore the trad
ing is on a moderate scale, for quick turns
upward or downward. To-day the turr
in prices was downward, owing to rains
IN Texas and a decline III Liverpool. Tn,
spot trade here and at the south was slug
ELsh. and IiNernnol was not active Eat