The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-29

e.'hs falea- good ordinary 3lad. ordinary
F'gtures-Amcrcan middlinr. fair. sisied.
good miuoliHF RNIed. miluunr q F-ldd. low
mllulhg clause. 4 SIZED good ord mary lied.
ordinary a June delivery g 23-6tf4 24-8id
june and1July delivery = a3-6tas - 6ld. July
ana August delivery 29-64Ff4 e4-eld: August
ana september delivery 256fd sellers. Sep
SeiIioef ahd oetober delivery . 2d-6sd buyers;
Octooer and November delivery I g 641s p
90; November and December delivery : -
0il sellers; December and January delivery
W-pfu, DuNerS; January and February deliv-
cry 81 8aA 82-6id. Futures closed steady.
Winchester. june 2S.-The Guardian com
mercial article says. In Manchester. where
very extensive business in textile fabrics is
done with India, conflicting opinions are held
IN regard 70 the probable effect Of the cessa-
ton OF free coinage OF silver in India. Some
merchants and manufacturers think that the
aclOn OF the Indian government will benefit
business when the changed conditions are
Iully understood, while others fear that the
increasing divergence OF value between the
rupee and silver viii ultimately break down
the artificial basis on which il Is sought to
give gold value. Manufacturers and spinners
VINO nave given little attention TO the currency
question are disposed to reckon on higher
rates OF exchange being Synonymous with
hlgher prices for their goods and are Inclined
10 raise their quotations accordingly. Tele-
grams, however, advise of a decline In the
price OF shirtings in Calcutta and warn OF the
danger OF cancellation of orders on the ad-
vance in rates The fan In the price of silver
Is regarded with misgivinR, as IL may expe-
ate legislation on Washington, from which
place the most severe strain on the India ex-
pertinent IS likely to come. The market is
very firm, and buyers are not disposed to Cd
crate trifiiug advance is paid for shirtngs
from Bombay. A few special cloths have
been taken for Calcutta. Otherwise the mar
ket is quiet"
New Orleans, June 2s.-Cotton futures
steady. with sales of 1S.100 bales, as follows:
July delivery 44e, August delivery 44c
september delivery SIC. October delivery 7
kNf,Vra aH,aaTa ar1f.~
cry 7Sc, January delivery 93c, February
delivery 99c.
New York. June IS. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: July delivery &c;
z SOC; October delivery 9s; November de-
livery 05c.
New York, June 2s noon.2Cotton contracts
opened steadyat 5llS points decline became
irregular, rallied 4G87 points. and is now 2d3
points below yesterday; July IS; August
Z 81 September 2 "a; October OF; Novem-
Der TO-
Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
were 1897 bales stock 1888 1874 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
TINS week were l,4ll bales; exports, to Great
Britain II 944 bales to France 423 bales to
the continent $500 bales.
New York, June %, p. motion steady;
mlddllng uplands 1910, middling Orleans
8 3-l6c, low middllng uplands 7Jao, good or
binary l3-16cc: sales PSI bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales of 1870
bales as follows; June delivery CSC, July
delivery Csc, August delivery 7 Sic, Septem-
Der delivery SOC, October delivery 7 Csc, No
vember delivery O6c, December delivery
8 lac. January delivery g 21o. February deliv-
cry 29c, March delivery 36c.
New York June 23.-The Suns cotton re-
view says; The slight advance iu Liverpool
covering shorts, and supporting orders gave
steadness to the market in spite of the further
decline in silver, tight money and reports of
bank failures at the west and some business
difficulties in this city. Some of the
operators are disposed to hold off
and see what effect the action OF the Indian
Government in regard to silver arie have on
the trade of Manchester before engaging in
very extensive ventures on each side of the
market, Manchester merchants themselves
appear to be rather puzzled as to what will be
the ultimate result. Prices advanced to 3
points, closing steady. with sales of 113 100
bales Liverpool advanced l to IL points
closing steady; also 900 bales in Manchester.
Yarns were quiet and steady, and cloths dull
but steady. New Orleans declined to z
points, but rallied, Spot cotton here was
steady and unchanged, with sales of 225 bales
for spinning, and upon speculation. Receipts
at the ports we're 1877 bales against 7s1 this
day last week and POS last year. No exports.
the Southern markets New Orleans sold
1900 bales"
New York, June 2s.-Riodan & Co. say of
cotton; The market varied but little to-day, the
extreme fluctuations having been within a
range of six points, but the trading was
marked by extreme nervousness, the bulls
id1ty and caution. Liverpool showed some
improvement but hastily enough to encour-
age the bulls. Our opening was at two points
advance August selling 1880, but this was
soon lost and a further decline took place, Aug
ust selling down 70 nc: at this point there was
considerable short covering and a reactiontoOk
place. The trading was continued with rapid,
but tnconsiderable fluctuations, though Au-
gust never advanced beyond the opening price,
The close was steady, at about last evening
prlces7S cents being bid for August. Accounts
to-day are good, and unless foreign adyiceS
become more encouraging the chances seem
to US TO be in favor of lower prices.
Atlanta June 2S.-Cotton closed firm mid
ding nc; receipts none.
Galveston, June 2s.-Cotton closed nominal
middling nc; net receipts 40 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 24,942 bales: exports,
to the continent, none; coastwise none.
Norfolk, June 28.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 75sc; net receipts "a bales, gross
none; sales 229 bales; stock II ,43S bales.
Baltimore, June 2S.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling Sc; net receipts none; gross 1863
bales sales none; stock S,435 bales.
ding Z l5-l6c; net receipts 44S bales gross
$50 Dales; exports none; sales none; stock
1,229 bales.
middling 7tsc; net receipts bales; gross none;
sales none; stock 3,454 bales; exports, to the
continent none
Philadelphia, June 2s.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling S@c: net receipts $50 bales, gross
none sales none; stock 1922 bales.
New Orleans, June 28.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 77-l6c; net receipts $50 bales gross
70f bales; sales 235 bales; stock 90 1876 bales:
exports, to Great Britain none; TO the CONT
nent 800 bales.
Mobile, June 2s.-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding 7ac; net receipts ~ bales; gross none;
sales 80 bales: stock ,O47 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 81 bales.
Memphis June 28.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling nc; net receipts 1S bales; gross
none: sales 30 bales; stock 20, POI bales.
Augusta, June 2S.-Cotton closed dull and
depressed; middling Z l1-16c; net receipts 81
bales, gross none; sales 124 bales; stock H.
67 bales.
Charleston, June 2s-Cotton closed nominal;
none; sales none; stock 1876 bales.
Cincinnati, June 2S-Cotton closed steady:
middling sac; net receipts S95 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock l0,49S bales,
Louisville. June 2S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SC; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
ST. Louis June 2s.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 756c; net receipts bale, gross none;
sales 50 bales; stock Al go bales.
q Houston, June 2S.--Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 73sc; net receipts l55 bales, gross none;
sales stock 48Sl bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June %, 5 D. m.-Flour quiet and
weak; winter wheat low grades 81 9566
patents 81 3O0g4 90; Minnesota clear 81 500
3 co. Patents "a 000l4 As; southern -four duh
and weak; common to fair extra 81 1908 10;
good to choice extra So l5614 25 Wheat fairly
active but lower; No. red in store and ele-
vator 7O2tc; afloat 7l4&7214c; options closed
active hut weak and A01Ac lower; No. red
closed June delivery704c; July delivery 704c;
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