The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-25

LIVERPOOL, June "a. noon.-Cotton opened
steady. with but little doing; American middling
l-l6d; sales 5000 bales--AAerican 5, 800 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
l,e0O bales--American 200.
Futures-American middliag low middlng
clause, July and August delivery 8 60 SID also
ID; August and September delivery 4 1.old,
also 2-o4d; September and October delivery
$500 also 4-o4d; October and November
delivery 6-64d; November and December
delivery S-64d, also s-64d; December and
January delivery 1l-64d. Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 100 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling low
middling clause June delivery 63-64d, buyers;
June ami July delivery 63-64d buyers;
July aud August delivery 404 i-s4d; Au-
September delivery 5-6494 6-64d September
and October delivery 4 -64@4 o-64d; October
and November delivery g. Cad, Sellers NoYem-
Der and December delivery lO64d, buyers;
i3-64d. Futures closed steady
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales for the week 900 bales--Amer
icsn $1,000 bales; spectators took 800 bales;
trade takipgs, including forwarded from snips'
side, 4S, 900 bales; actual export 5000 bales;
total imports 1900 bales-American $1,000:
total stock 1, 1909, 900 bales-American 1881, 900
bales; total atioat rs 900 bales-Atnerican As 900
bales; exporters took $500 bales
NEW YoKK, June "a. noon Futures opened
barely steady, with sales as follows: June de-
35c, September delivery 4lc, October delivery
2 sic, November delivery 6lc
300 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middlinR
5-l6o; low middling 7c, good ordinary
8 6'l6c; net receipts here to-day = bales, gross
400; sales to-day 775 bales; spnners 507 bales;
forwarded 81 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
- bales, 70 the continent - bales; stock
at this port 37S bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York SOP
bales, gross l,255; exports, to Great Britain
1888 bales, to the continent 2,S7l bales, to
FRA lad hala aa1ac q
bales, spinners 2,6l0.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 10, 33l bales; exports, to Great Britain
1917 bales, to France 32s7 bales, TO the CON
tinent 1,s49 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, 6.97I, Ys4
bales: exports, to Great Britain 3,l7s, 666
bales to the continent 1,T45, 464 bales. to France
Futures-Market closed dull with sales
OF 73l0O bales, as follows: June delivery
2697 &c, July delivery 2797 2Sc, August
zoe, October delivery 1907 SOC. November
delivery 59617 Geo. December delivery $50
70c January delivery 1907 80c. February
delivery sS@7 Soc. March delivery os6b7 99c.
New YORK, June A.-Hubbard. Price & Co.
say Of the cotton market: THE Liverpool
market advanced I-o4d at the opening this
morning and continued TO improve. until at the
close futures we're 3-64d higher than on yester-
day. Spot sales, however, continue small;
spinners takiugs to-day are only 5000 bales.
Our own market responded TO the improvement
abroad by feeble advance Of from 208 points
at the opening. This was not held, however.
and prices subsequently receded 3lt5 points. at
l O'Clock part of the loss had been recovered.
and quotations were the same last night.
The cause of the weakness mere has been prin-
cipaly the issue of notices for delivery of about
$1,000 bales on July contracts. Holders of this
cotton have evidently been actuate1 by the fear
OF the impending anti-option bill IN making de.
livery OF il. News that the much needed rains
have fallen in Texas and Arkansas, and that
the crop under the influence was improving,
have. too. had some effect upon prices. During
the afternoon the market was dull and without