The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-16


atoms. at the close of the market, at
TO- cotton Exchange to-day:
| Good middiInS ''.'.''.'..-..'-........... Us
Nliddlug ...-..... ..-.....-. ....-........ 5's
Good ordinary ....-.......-.--....--'-.. a.
1i4rket steady; sales, none.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks.
Receipts this day .......... .......... %
Receipts this day last year 49,. p
PeaaIpts this day year before last. rs
Psceipts since Sept. l, 1898 .........i, 072 ia
lynorts. coastwise, this day ...... 1876
S-ocl, on hand this day .......-..... 20360
same day last year ......,.......... TO- LA
Receipts ana stocks at the ports
E,c.iDts this day Observation-Disclosures, 3,i5l
This day last week -................. $500.
r.5- daV last year Recommendation. 1902
This day year before last ............. 303S
EecGpts past six days ............... 2,3l5
same days last year .................. I2le
same days year before last .:...... 1878
TOTAL receipts since Sept. l, 1898 ...S, 1S9, 743
Same time last year ,527, 7l6
Same time year before last ........6, $50 479
Stock al the ports to-day .......... 6lSOS4
Soek same day last year ......... 36l 1888
| Daily movements al other ports
/ Gaiveston-Steady; middling, 15-l6c; net
receipts. SIS; gross, SlS; sales, 1000; stock,
VIEW Orfeans-Quiet; middling, SIC; net
receipts, 6l9; gross. GAG; sales, 1900; stock.
]I5blle-Quet; middling, 11-16c; net re-
| Chareston-Quiet, nominal; net receipts,
| 2: gross .; stock, 1920.
Wimngton-Quiet middling, 57sc; net
| receipts, 81; gross 81; stock, 10,57S
| NOrf0lk-Steady; middling, Csc; net re-
celps, 1854; gross, l,S64 sales, Is; stock,
Baitimore-Nominal; middIing. 6Ibc; net
receipts, 62S; gross, 1893; stock, 1900.
| New York-Steady; middhng. 5-l6c; net
receipts, l29; gross, 1921; sales, 95S; stock,
Boston-Quiet, steady; middling, 5-16c;
net receipts, 1871; gross 1895.
Phiadelpha-Firm; middnng, 9-16c; net
receipts, llS; gross, Sl2; stock, 1919.
Daily movements at interior towns
/ AugIsta-Ceuiet; middling, 6 7-l6c; net re-
ceips, 10; gross, %; sales, 100; stock, 49,
Momphis-Quiet; middling SIC; net re-
ceips, GO; gross, 1lS; sales, $50; stock, 1885,,
49,
ST Louis-steady; middling. 1S-16c; net
receipts, 1870; gross, 455; sales, 1850; stock,
cncinnaH-Quiet; middling, SIC; net re-
oeips, 1904; gross, 1,04; stock, 10,G23
Houston-steady; middling, l5-16c; net
LoaisyiIieGQuiet; nSiddiing 57B CO.
Exports of cotton this day
Gaveston-TO the continent, 500; coast
wise, l73I
N0bi.e-Coastwise H.
| te.k-COastwise, 1SS.
New Nork-To the continent, 400.
| Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To he continent, 100.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
/ far this week: To Great Britain, II .403; to
4 France $500; to the continent, $50.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1898;
To Grea, Britain, S,S7 1902; to France, 746,-
-; TO the continent, 2,646. 25S
| Liverpool June 15.-COtton, spot large
business done; prices steady; American
mddilng, l3-32d The sales of the day
were 10000 bales. of which 1000 were for
SPECULATION and export and included 10
:H american. Receipts 3,0OO including p,
800 American.
Fumes opened quiet with a poor demand
aug Closed steady: American middling low
miidhng clause; June, 323d, Sellers June
july SD, sellers; JuTy-August, 3.23d, sell
ts; August September, 3.23d, sellers; Sep
.-moeI-October, 3,22d, buyers; October
November, 3.21G3. 22d, sellers; November
December, 8 20G3. I'D, sellers; December
january, Z, 2OU3.2ld sellers; January-Feb-
IldTy, 5.2003.2ld sellers; February March,
S ~ puA ers; March-April, S.2lQ3. I'D, buy
eng; Aprll-May 3.22q3 Esd. sellers.
New York, June 15.--The cotton mar
he' opened steady, with prices unchanged
70 ] point higher The slight improve
meHt resulted from firm Liverpool ca
Dts the leading feature being heavy spot
5dles. The advance was soon wiped out,
however as definite support failed 10 APP
pear While light liquidation was in evil
dence from the start. Around the open
ing Liverpool shorts were seen to be
9urehaSins in small way, but even. this
demand soon petered out, leaving the
market totally dependent upon local inter-
S5lS Iof support. In the news from the
south the bear faction had the advan-
@3e- Local opinion was about evenly di-
s@ed as to the effect of the high tenn
Fegature prevalent in the Atlantic and
| yVu1tal states. The market closed steady,
point higher to lower.
new Ork, June Is, nOOn.-Cotton futures
IVHvq steady; June, 5.SIc; July, 5 Gle; Au-
Ssr .s3c; September, 5. SSe; October, 5 SIC;
november, 5.9lc; December, 5.97c; Jan
eaIt; o.Wc; February, 6. 03c; March, 6.07c;
ApHi, 609c; May, 6.l3c.
p. MIXTURES closed steady; June.
800 July. 5.6Sc; August, 591c; September,
100 october, soc; November, ). 93c, De-
gMuer o.yic; January 6.00c; February
NtW orleans, June 15.-Cotton futures
S s5.5a June, 5.72q574; July. 5.74d75; Au-
scc551 .o.elq6S; September, 5.62d63; October,
SS.-"o9 November, 563q64; December 5.67-
wv January, 5.70Qn; February 5.73074;
March, 5.67d6S.
New YORK, June 15.-Hubbard Bros. G
~ say of cotton to-day: Manchester
dISe buyer In Liverpool without eff
us prices, showing the disposition of
t1VtCHduts TO accept current prices for
T' eL holdings. Speculation remains dor
SoaIT poth at home and abroad. The
~ crop advices offsetting the demand
tboH Splnners It is, therefore, apparent
No, ne future course Of prices depends
tH ihe outlook for the new crop. This
a. HEeIy TO lead TO transfer of the pres
trl interest from July and August into
e. new crop deliveries which can now
p bought at less than the cost of carry
c lAe cotton that Is paying warehouse
M 3eS, interest and Insurance. Ii is
1A1y inns transferring which has started
t continue on an increasing scale With
Tsu iius on hand, crop conditions must
-u'ale the market. No one seems will
"7 10 move in advance"
my Gn0ns