The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-04

/ stock at the ports to-day ......... 433. AS
stock same day last year .......... S0l OBJ
baily movements at other ports
Gaiveston-Dull, mddling. l5-16c: net
| receipts, IS; gross. 10; stock 27S72
New Orleans-Quiet; middling 1-l6c; net
receipts 500. gross. 79l; sales zoo. storlf
! 1854 l32.
Mohile-Quiet, mldd!ng, 15-l6c; net re-
celpts, lN, gross 104 sales. 100: stock. e.
| 10y.
Charleston-Nominal; net receipts l0o:
gross. lo2, stock, 1iC23
Enthusiastically; middling. Csc: net
! receipts, 10; gross, 10; stock. SSqS
Nor(olk-Steady; middlue 6s.c: net re
ceipts, GIG; gross, Gl6; stock, S704
misunderstanding, middung, 65sc; net
receipts none"gross. G25; stock. 1861.
New iorb-Duu; middliug. else: net re-
celpts, go sales, 457; spinners, 81; stock.
lS5, 1893.
boston-Very dun; miiding 6'4c; net re-
celpts, Il; gross, l,O&
Philadclphia-Qulct; middlinc $50.
stock, 1895
Daily movements an interior towns
AuSusta-Steady; middliuR. eye: net re
eslpts' $50; gross, $50; sales. 209; stock. 2L-
NIemphis-steady; middung. Sc; net re-
ceipts' 10; gross, 25o; sales, 400; stock, 81
St Louis-Quet; middine. &C.: net re.
csipis, IS gross, 81; sales. 1o2: stock, H.
Cinc'nnati-Qulet and steady: midilIne
e,sci net receipts SSj; gross, $50; stock. o.
Houston-Steady; midaline. l5-l6c: net
receipts, 40; gross, 7lo sales, 95; stock
l5092.
Lou,sville-s,eody, middiug, Csc; net re-
| celpts, none stock, 575
exports of Cotton This Day
GalYeston-T0 France. 3 .20g
New Orieans-To Great Britain. 7,473: to
France, l,5oS; coastwise, So
Nob,e-CoastW.s 14I
Norfo,k-To the continent $50. coast
wise, 6l7
BaItimore-To France, 1865; TO the cont
nent, 3.G65
New Hork-To Great Britain, 5o7; to the
continent, 100
8oston-To France. 1905.
Total FOREIGN exports from all ports this
day: 10 Great Britain. 9285; 10 France.
o't72; to the continent. 1915
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: TO Greai Britain. 49,
go; to France, 1853; to the continent. "a
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1. 1897:
10 Great Britain, 3,330,3G3; to France, s08
6Sl; to the continent. 2S22383
Liverpool. June 3, I p. m.-Cotton. spot.
TAR demand, prices easier, American mid
ding, fair, 4 1-32d good mlddHng. 3a4d:
American midding, 39-lcd; low mlddliny.
3 1-l6d; good ordinary. 9-32d. ordinary.
ED. The sales of the day were 5000
bales. Of which 800 bales were for specula-
ton and export and included $500 baes
american. Receipts 5000 bales, including
800 bales American.
Futures opened dun, with a poor de-
mand, and closed quiet but steady; Amer
lean middling low middling clause 3 32-64d
buyers; June-July, 32-64d buyers; july
August, 3 32-6i6fS S3-64d sellers; August
September 32-64d buyers: September-Oc-
lober, 3l-64d buyers; October-Novembe
3O-Gid value; December-January 24-Gld
sellers; February March. 23-G4QS 8O-6ld
buyers; MarchAprd 3O-6iQ3 3l-64d sell
ers.
New York, June 3.-The cotton opend dun
and steady with prices ! TO points
lower to points higher. ruled exception
ally dull and featureless. although advanc-
ing to points after the call on cover
ing; Southern spot market advices show
ing continued interest on the part Of ex-
porters and American spinners, while news
from print cloth mills showed increased
activity and frmness; crop news bearlsh
as rule. The close was duh with prices
l to points net.hlgher.
New York, June 3, oon.-Cotton futures
opened dun, but steady sales 2,l00 bales;
June, 6.3ic; July, 640c; August 6.45c; Sep
TENDER, $500; October. 6.2Gc; November
6.26c; Dece mber 62Sc; January, G3lc; Feb
ruary, 6.33c March 6s6c
New York. June 3. D. motion flu
lures closed dun; sales, 2l7C0 bales; June
6.SSc; July, 6f2c: August. &c: septem-
Der. 6.3lc; October 629c; November, Gg9c
December, 632c; January, 6.34c; February
csc; March, 647c.
New Orleans, June 3.-Cotton futures
steady; safes, AGO bales; June, 5.92c; July,
5.33G600c August, 5.9sGi5.S3c, September,
59l45gc; October, 5000 Ole, November,
5.92a5H December, 5.94lD5 95c; January,
5.97Q5.99c February, 6.C3Q6.O2c.