The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-22


sept I. 1870 Great Britain. 1871. us: 10
, rance, tr,sa; 10 the continent 2.5Sl, s21.
I i.eeelpts ana stocks al the ports
neceipts This day .-.........-......-. 4Tl3
I Ihis day last week -................. ISIS
/ 4hls ddy last year --......--.-..... $40
I Receipts past week ................. I5O8
/ 1-Hle tine last year ---...---------.- l2suj
+ Total receipts since Sept. J. 's4.....7. SIS gtl
Same time last year ..........-.....-J.Sf2. l1f
stock at the ports to-day .......-.. 1881
b STOCK same day last year .-.----.... 55i ~
Receipts this week last year
r saturday ..-..--l. G63 Wednesday -.....1 .175
monday .---.---l.4l5 Thursday .--....--. Dos
4e7,iay --------l.sil Friday --.--.-....-i. 40
l'aliy movement at other ports
Galvcst0n-Steady: mlddlin-. ESQ: net re-
celpis. Jos; sales. %. stock. 9.02I. exports
cotslWlse, a,Sl-; continent. So
NeW orleans-Quiet. middling I3-1fc.
neg eipis, BAG; gross, 30: stock, l-te.'3;
exports TO Great Britain. liza. TO the conti-
nent 90; coastwise. g.
Mople-'2uiet; middiing. 1l-l6c; net re-
coastwise. u
Charlestcn-Quiet: middling. Csc; net re-
cclpls, "a stock 1882.
Wiim. ngton-Duil, middling. 67sc: net re-
cceip's, II; stock. Ills; exports c0astwise,
Norfolk-Quict: middlng. CSC. net re-
I ceipts. III. stock. Is $50
Baltimore-Quiet: middline. s-l6c: net
Ieisipts, rs sales, sll stock. II .0s6; exports
S 10 Great Britain 2,62l' TO the continent. T.
New York-Quiet frm middling gulf.
t-loci mludling. uplauds, Z 3-l6c; net re-
celpts, none; gross. Sill. exports 10 the con-
tinent, $50; forwarded 100. sales ! 56l: spin
ners. o.: stock. 2l0 $50.
Boston-Quiet; middling 3-I6c; net re-
cGtlpiSs, ot' gross as3' exports TO Great Brit
Philadelphia-Steady; middling 77-16c;
net receipts %; stock i0lgq
Daily movement al interior towns
Augusta-Steady: middling. Z; receipts
l3; sales 50; stock s 0G7
,e M!,eimIlphizs--Dull; middling ga; receipts.
- L0uls-@uieti middling 6 1916: re-
celpls' 90 sales. Ao. stock. 25.G26
60 Clinei9nati-Quiet: middling. rs; receipts,
=, Houston quiet; middlng. 90; receipts,
z; stock, S.l3l
Liyereooi. June q 1880 p m-Cotton,
mar let quiet; prices easier: American
ihhTdling, 3 23-32d; sales. 1000 bales; Amer
IJAn, 200 bales; speculation and export, |
~ bales; receipts, 1900 bales; American,
1890 bales.
Futures opened steady: demand moder,
ate; American middling low middlng
clause, June and July. 340d; July and Aug
Der, 3.4203 4103.42d; September and Octo- /
her, 3.iSH3. 426I3 43d; October and Novem- /
Der, S.43q3 4id; November and December
5.4li54 Add; December and January. 3.4lfI !
3.46d, January and February. 3. 4G03 AID: |
futures quiet. Tenders at tO-day's clear
ings were 400 bales new dOckets and 100
bales old doCkets.
p. m.-Spot cotton. American middling
fair, 9-32d; good midding. 27-32d low
middling, 9-l6; good ordinary, 7-16d: /
ordinary, 3i4d
Futures-American middling low mid
qhnS clause, June, 3.4ln3.42d buyers; June
july. S;4a3.42d buyers; July-August. 342
W3. 43d buyers; August-Septemb Der Bad
sellers; Septcmber-OctOber. 3.44N3 45d buy
ersi OctOber-November, 345d buyers; No I
Eember-December 3.46d buyers. December
January. 3.47d Jauuary-February 3.lSf1
SGD buyers; February March, 349d350d
buyers; March-April, 3.51d buyers. Fut-
ures closed firm.
New York June q, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, at an advance; June 6.75c;
July, 6.79c; August, 6.S6c; September, 6.93c;
october, $3.50; November, 6.96c; December,
7.02c
New York, June 21-Cotton futures
closed very steady: sales, 123,900 bales;
June, 6.Sjc: July, 6.Sjc; August, 69lc: Sep
TENDER, 6.9Jc; October, $3.50; November,
Z02c; December. 706c; January, 71Oc; Feb
ruary, 1.1jc; March. 7.2lc
New Orleans June H.-Cotton futures,
steady: sales, 80 500 bales; June. 6.75c: July,
676c; August, 6.S2c; September. 6.73c; Oc-
tobcr, Csc: November, 6.7lc; December,
6Ac; January, csc; February, 6.S4c;
March, csc.
of cotton to-day: Although the first cables
from Liverpool showed a bad break. our
market sold no lower than a the close yes
terday. The decline was checked by the
reports of more damaging rains In Texas.
The reports were of so serious a character
that prices several times showed a ten
denCy to rally, but were held down by per-
sistent selling for New Orleans account.
At the last, however, the pressure of SELL
ing orders seemed to be lifted, and the
close was at the best price of the day. Au-
gust, which had opened at 6.S6c, being in
active demand at 6s0c. with the tone very
steady. The outlook seems to be for higher
prices Tomorrow