Constantinople, June I.—Official advices
have been received from Yemen to the effect
that the recent uprising In thxt district ended
in tlie submission <>f the revolting tribe, num
bering tio.oiMi. The chiefs of the tribe sent
their eldest sons as hostages to the Turkish
authorities.
TUB COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICII,
ATL4KTI. June 4.
Local—Market steady; middling 7».0,
I’elow we gtvo the opening and closing quotations of
cotton tntusce to New York today:
Opening. Closing.
June 7 -" 5
Jul7„ 7.61(8. 7.7 U J 7.79
Angnat 7.6 f 9. ... I' 8 ®
September- 7.738
October 7.86 8 B.oo® 8.01
November. - 7.96 8-
January— 8.158 ? ???
February..— 8.25'8 8.-9<B 8.41
Closed drm; sales SI.OOO bales.
NEW YORK. ,Tune 4-The total vlslblo supply of
cotton for the world is 3,821,233 bales, of which 3,084,733
bales arc American, against 2,765,417 and 2,059.617 batea
respectively last year. Receipts at all interior towns
13.400 bales. Receipts from plantations 13,625 bales.
Crop in sight 8,820,223 bales.
NEW YORK, June 3—Ths followlnf Is the com
parative cotton statement for the week ending to
day. ~
Net receipts at ail Tutted States ports »•>•«<»
Sarne time last year-
Showing an Increase -
Total receipts-
Same time last year
Showing an increase- a'srf
Exports for the week
Same time last year -
Showing a decrease =43
Total exports to date
Same time Inst year 5,401,041
Showing an increase -I-tj-
Stock at United States porta- 077'
Showing an increase J
Stock at interior towns- ’*
Same time last year- *
Showing an increase J 6 '”?
Stock at Liverpool
Same time last year 1,-'“0,060
Showing an increase '*",000
American cotton afloat tor Great Britain 60,000
Suina time last year <J[,Ct)o
Showing u decrease - 10,060
Weekly Bank Statement.
