The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-21

H "5tn SUES IS Of 81 bales reported at the
The following were the official spot quo
tatlons, at the close of the market at
Sile cotton Exchange, to-day:
5000 mlddling observation-disclosures. 615
IIlutlinS .........................50 s
Low, middling .......................... sc
So9n Ordinary Az
Market steady sales 81 i''''''''''''''''S's
ps savannah a, Receipts, Exports and Stock
Receipts t this day 5sv 10 ., 926
T6eCeipts TINS day year before last 64I
dHeeelpts since Sept. 1, 1898 ........1 074 500
Same time last year - IN sG,
Exports, coastwise, this day SS4
STOCK on hand this day ...,,.. 81 egs
same day last year ............... 1929
heGeipts and Stocks at the Ports
dSSSelpts TINS day ..........,...,. A96
rms day last year .........,... III
rms day year before last....... 47o7
accepts past four days ............ 1267s
same days last year ..........,., 9T04
same days year before last ..... 2S4i
soar o1ai receipts since Sept 1, 1898. S,2O6 i67
same tine u.s. u.s. year S526 4S2
STOCK at the ports to-day . 200 SI2
Stock same day last wear SSi sos
(aEy Movements at Others Ports
n. 7s5p'S' ''0' gross 800; sales 522' stock,
New orleans-Easy; middling. 5 11-ls.
ne ,ree 9eap Us o9o gross $685. sales, 1880;
Moble-Nothing doing; middling, 5 11-1s:
mel receipts, 8; gross, 8; stock, 1856.
ceipts, 2; stock, 7,563
ilmington-Steady; middling. 57s; net
receipts, II gross, II; stock, TO- 26S.
Norfolk-Easy; middling, 1-16; net re-
celpts, 61S; gross, 67S; sales, 172: stock, So
Baltimore-Nom middllng, 61h; gross
receipts, SIS; stock, 1871
New York-Quiet; middIlng, 81; net re-
eeeilptss, 6SS; gross, 1,54S; sales, 2469; stock,
T,astor crt.... ,..ra.,,ssa. = "a
ceipts, 635; gross, 91S.
Philadelphla-Qulet; middling, 61k; net re-
celpts, l99; gross, 1859; stock, 9.775.
Daily Movements a Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady: mldding 1916; net re-
ceipts, 10; gross, 10; sales, 1862: stock, 1s115
Memphis-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
celpts, ia; gross, Ais; sales. 800; stock. 1O4,-
st. Louis-Quiet; middling,5 1915; net re-
eelpts, 200; gross, 7S9; sales, $50; stock, ST.
1868
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 57s; net re-
ceipts, 447; gross, 447; stock 0,303
Houston-Steady; middng 1916; net
receipts, 6S; gross, So; sales, GO; stock, H.
Louisville-steady; middling. 5%.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coastwise 1858
Mobile-Coastwise 200
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6St.
harleston-Coas twise 113.
Norfolk-Coestwise 25S.
Boston-To Great Britain, 1891
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain 1851.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain 10 528; to
the continent, 1873
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1, 1893
To Great Britain, 1886 ,316; to France 745.-
S46; to the continent, 2,658,479.
Liverpool, June 20.-Cotton, spot quiet;
prices unchanged; American middling
3 l3-S2d. The sales of the day were 10, 900
and export and included 200 American;
receipts 1900 bales.
Futures opened quiet with moderate
demand and closed quiet; American mid
ding, low middling clause, June, June
July. July-August, 3.2lM322d, sellers; Au-
gust-September, Observation-Disclosures 3.2ld,
buyers; October Move mber, 3.19G3 god, sell
ers; Novembcr-D December, December-Jan-
uary, 3.1803 19d, sellers; January Febru-
airy, 3 1898 .19d, buyers; February March,
3 l9d buyers; March-April, 3.20d, sellers
Apfii-May, 3. 20df3 21d, buyers
New York, June 20.-Efforts to lquidate
long accounts made the cotton market
more active and resulted in a decline, ap-
parently at the weakest interval, of 5 to
6 points, compared with yesterdays clos
ing figures. The immediate pressure was
the brilliant crop prospects, reported too
generally to be disregarded, even by the
most Stalwart bulls.
The market opened steady with prices
unchanged 20 / point lower, but imme-
diately developed pronounced weakness
under a pressure of long cotton the SELL
ing movement being accelerated by I'M
satisfactory cable accounts, notably or
moderating sales of spot cotton at Liver
pool. which meant more to The traders
here than the 1a12 point net decline in
futures In the English market. There
was some buying on the belief that man.
ufacturers abroad, as well at home
will be Obliged to. take large quantities
of cotton to fill orders they have accepted
for cotton goods. Liverpool Representa-
tives bought January and March contracts
on weak intervals, while the South and
local banking element here sold the nearer
positions.
A feature of the trading was also the
August buying by a Greek house The
volume of business to-day was much lar
ger than for some time past The market
closed steady, 3 10 points net lower
lures opened steady; June 5.S2c July
Der. 5.s6c; November. 5s7c; December. 6. Gle /;
January, 5.94c February, 5.96c; March
cole; April, 6.02c; May, 606c;
D. motion futures closed steady.
June. 5.75c; July. SIC; August, $500; Sep
5.sSc; December. 5S7e January, sale; Feb
ruary. 5.94c; March, 5.97c; April, 6.OOc; May
6O8c
Now orleans, June 2O.-Cotton futures
steady at the decline; June, 5.65c, bid; July
5.67a56sc August, o.5Ip5. Sc; September
5.SiQ553c; october. $500 3c; November
+. 5S1S. sac; December, 557u5. 58c; January
eOlf5 Gle; February 5.6Sq5.6le; March
New York, June 2O-Hubbard Bros g.
60. saw Of cotton: "A weak market has re-
suited from the good crop advices and the
selling by southern Shippers IN the foreign
markets for fall delivery, Buyers on a
scase down rendering for foreign account.
The remaining straddle interests were the
principai takers. Liverpool did not decline
as rapidly as our market as the greater
mari Of the selling came after the close OF
that market. A limited short interest COW
cred though few have been found who
thought the market looked like declining
and this accounts for the relative weak
ness Judging from the temper to-day we
will follow the crop reports from now on
as the trade is discouraged by the present
| prospects as tending TO point towards