The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-16

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Cotton Exchange today;
Good middling -....----......--.....--.-l
MiuQlnB -.---+.-t---..--. -....s--. "a -
Low middling ..........-......-....---e 9-ie
Good ordinary ..--.----......---....-.--b LIZ
Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..J52
Market steady; sales. none.
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
receipts inns day. %.
same dag last year...-........-....... co.
Receipts since Sept l, 1894. .9i0,665
Same time last year ......-.-......... y55, sos
Exports, coastwise, this day......... 293
Stock on hand this day......-......... 19,lOJ
Same time last year.-.-............... IA, 451
Receipts and Stocks at the Potts
receipts inns DAY ..---...-.'...-.''.'' Ill
This day last week................... 5,ib2
This day last year..........--...... l,6o2
Receipts thus far this week...-...... 1917
Same time last year.-........-...... 1,5bZ
Total receipts since Sept l. 1854. II SEQ 50
same time last year........---......5,SyJ 80
stock at the ports to-day. ........ 45y3l5
Stock same day last year........... $3.50
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, 1916; net
receipts, PIG; sales, 43; stock, 1915.
New Orleans-Dun; middling, 6 15-lG:
net receipts, 40; stock, 1860.
Mobile-Nominal; middling. S. net re-
ceipts. "a stock, iO.1O0.
Charleston-Dull: middling, 6% net re-
ceipts, none; stock, 10. 99S.
Wilmington-FirEl; middling, 67s; net re-
ceipts, So; stock, 1925.
Norfolk-Quiet; middline, ca; net re-
Baltimore-Nominal; middling IA: net
receipts, nonei gross, 36S; stock, 11,2i9.
New Hork-Dul; middling, 3-16; net
2l9, 229.
500. -
Philadephia-Qulet; middling. 7-l6; net
receipts, 634 stock, $3.50, corrected.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta--Firm; middling, Z; net receipts,
s; sales, l6S: stock, 1854
emphis-Steady; middling 1915; net
receipts, 80; sales, 50; stock, 3,ii5.
St Louis-Quie.; middling, 67s; net re-
celpts, 100; gross, 456; sales, none; stock,
Cincinnati-steady; middling IA; net
receipts, III; sales, $50; stock, 1925
a a6,1st Dc ,m0aiddlng. IS-l6; net
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coastwise, "a.
Mobile-Coastwise Is.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2g3
Boston-To Great Britain 1,G35
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week:To Great Britain, 1,635.
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1894:
70 Great Britain, S,3i74s0; to France,
U01O6; to the continent, 2,372,523
Liverpool, June Is, 1870 p. motion.
ls-i6d; sales. 1000 bales; American, 64oj
bales; speculation and export, 500 bales;
receipts, 5000 bales; American, 1900 bales.
Futures opened easy; demand moderate;
American middling, low middling clause
July August, 3.4SGS47. also S.46; August
September, 3.f9@3.4S; observation-disclosures,
3.4S; October November, 3.50Gl3. 1913. As; No
vember-December, S.5003.49; December
January, 3.5l; January February, 3. 81; Feb
ruary-March, S.58qS.52 Futures, quiet at
the decline.
American middling. low middling clause,
June-July August, 3.46; August-Septembe
3.4T; observation-disclosures .47. buyers; Octo-
Der November, 3.4S sellers; November-De-
cember, 3.4Sd349, sellers; December-Janu-
airy, $40, buyers; January February. $50,
buyers; February March, 3.5l43.52; March
April, 3.52as5S, buyers. Futures closed
barely steady. American middling, fair,
4ssd; good middling. l5-32d low middling,
9 2l-32d; good ordinary, l7-S2d ordinary,
3 1l-32d.
lures opened steady at a decline; June,
6S5c: July g. 96c; August, 7.00c; September
70lc: october, 70sc; November, 7f1c.
closed tSe steady; sales los 500 bales; june
G95c; July, 69Sc August 7.01c; September,
7.O4c; october, 7.07c; November, 709c; De-
eember, 7iSc: January, Tic; February,
New Orleans, June 15-Cotton futures
steady; sales $4,000 bales; June. 6.SSc;
July, 6.S9c; August, 6.94c September. 6.6Sc;
| October, 6.S3c; November 6.S3c; Decem-
Der, G.S6c; January. 6Slc; February, $3.50;
New York, June 15-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 1854. 755
bales, of which 3.1115 500 are American,
| against Sl14,090 bales, and 2,5l2,990 bales re-
/ spectively last year. The receipts of cot
| 6,665 bales. The receipts from the planta-
| tions We're 5,26l bales. The crop in sight is
| 9,5S7 1872 bales
/ New York June 15.-Riordan & Co. saw
! of cotton: August cotton to-day, sold
/ 2 points below cents, marking a reaction
! of about 30 points from the highest of the
/ advance Liverpool, this morning, cabled
/ another disheartening drop and our mar
! ket was points lower August selling on
/ the call, at cents. The trading during
/ the first hour was very nervous. but the
] tendency continued downward, August de-
/ Ginning to 69Sc. At that point sellers en-
countered large buying orders and prices
/ gradually hardened. The close was steady
/ with August at 7.0lQ702c. The trifing
/ rally, we fear, was without much sig
| nitcance. We do not look for any sub
stantial recovery until Liverpool shall
/ have called a halt in the decline Traders
! here think that prices are low enough
and would rather buy than sell but as
long as Liverpool continues to give wav
l we must follow. The crop accounts
| though much improved, are by no means
| SO good as to justify the reaction that
| has taken place. The reports from many
points in Texas are the reverse of en-
couraging, and in the South Atlantic
states the decrease IN the use of fertili-
I zers is making itself felt in an unmistaka-
I BILE way. We hear that there are thou
| sands of acres of cotton lands on which
/ no fertilizers have been used which will
make nothing Everywhere the crop ia
/ late. With such an outlook, prices may
/ yield further, because Of the liquidation
/ of weakly held cotton. but we believe that
/ they are sure, sooner or later, to rebound"