The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-10
New York. June Sub treasury balances:
Coin, SG3,2lS,O00 currency, S21 100000,

Liverpool, June 8, noon.-Cotton opened
with moderate business and prices steady;
American middling uplandS 49sd; sales 10000
bales-Amercan 8 ,70J bales; speculation and
export 5000 bales: receipts $500 bales all
American. Futures opened steady demand
fair
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause June and July delivery 4 20-6id. also
4 19-6id also IS Gid; July and August deliv-
cry 4 2l-6id, also 22-6id, also 4 2l-6ld, also
4 20 old; August and September delivery
2l-64d, also 4 p Gid also 23-64d also 24-6id.
also Bold also 4 22-6id; September and
October delivery 4 2i-64d, also 23-6id; No
vember and December delivery 4 27-64d; De
cember and January delivery 296id
The tenders of deliveries at today's clear
ings amounted to 400 bales new dockets.
4p MIXTURES American middling low
middling clause, June delivery 1 l6-6id buy
ers; June and July delivery l664d, buyers
July and August delivery lS64d. sellers; Au-
gust and September delivery 19-G4I14 2O-6ld;
September and October delivery 2l-6ld sell
ers: October and November delivery 22-640
23G4d; November and December delivery
4 24-64d, buyers; December. and January de-
livery 26-64d. sellers; January and February
delivery 27-644l4 28-Gid. Futures closed easy
Liverpool, June 9.-Hhe weekly Liverpool
cotton report is as follows: Total sales So 0OO
bales, including 10000 bales of American:
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
side Sc 900 bales: actual exports 5000 bales:
total imports 5000 bales, including 80 900
bales of American; total stock SOB 900 bales
including l,29300O bales of American: total
afoat $4,000 bales including $1,000 bales Of
American, spectators took 100 bales; eX-
porters took 200 bales.
New York, June 9.-The Sun s cotton review
says The first movement of prices was
downward, owing to disappointing adviCes
from Liverpool and long selling, but the loss
was soon recovered and moderate advance
followed. owing to a ruInOr that the govern
ment report tomorrow will state that the in
crease in the acreage is only 3 per cent Eu-
rope bought to some extent and some local
sports covered There was also some buving
on the theory that the increase in the acreage
this season has been overestimated. Prices
this. advanced to 2 to 3 points clos
ing steady with sales of l25OOO bales
Liverpool advanced to ~ points but lost
this and declined to points, closing easy
with spot sales Of 10000 bales. In Manchester
yarns and cloths were strong. New Orleans
futures declined to 10 points. but recovered
this and rose points. Spot prices here were
1-16c lower. closing steady, with sales Of PIT
bales for export and Lob for spinning South
ern spot markets were quiet and unchanged
in most cases. There was an ad-
vance of 1-l6c at two of the southern markets
New Orleans 900 bales. Receipts at ports
were 3505 bales against $50 this day last
week and g. 10S last year Total for the week
. 434 against % 937 last week and 30 IA last
year Interior receipts for the week 1891
against 1906 last week and CAB last year: in
terror shipments 1853 against II 1854 last
week and 22.505 last year; interior stocks
159, 355 against III ,5S7 last week and 1874 $50
New York June 9.-RiOrdan g. Co. say of cot
ton: Liverpool to-day seemed TO be vacillat-
ing and our market opened about points
lower August selling at T74c After the
call there was "A slight advance and then
under heavy offerings, the market Welding
August selling down to 7.03c. But there was
q great deal more cotton wanted at that price
than anybody cared to sell. Gradually the
bears began to realize that they had still to
face the ordeal of the bureau report. due TO-
morrow. RumorS were heard around the
ring that the estimate Of increased
acreage would be only about 8
per cent. and that the showing
of condition would be a bad one Although
these rumors could be traced to no trust
worthy source they made the bears uneasy
and the whole temper OF the market changed
An active demand for cotton sprang up and
the market rallied 10 and II points, the close
being steady, the highest price being bid for
August, 7.7gc. After the close August was in
great demand at 7.S0c II seems generally ex-
pected that the nervous feeling over the
bureau report will give US higher market to-
morrow"
New York, June 0. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows: July delivery sc
August delivery Z 73c. September delivery
Sic. October delivery z sc, November de
livery 95c
New York. June o. p. m-Middling up
lands i5-i6e, middling Orleans 1-l6c, low