The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-24

market was weak IN tOneat q recovery OF n 40
q per cent from lowest. Sales footed up
151 900 shares, of which q 900 shares we're
unlisted.
The following were the closing oids:
Atchlson, T.& ST. 2314iN Y, Central . 1O1h
Baltimore & Ohio. "a m J. Central 105
Canada Pacific. nv MORT West. pfd.. "a
Ches. g. Ohio. 1854 Northern Pacific. 10
Chicago, b. & G.. s61s do preferred SAN
Chicago & Alton 1873 Northwestern l04I5
Cotton Oil ........ 35Al do preferred 1877
Cotton OIL pref. 6S1s Pacific Mail. .... 1sA
do do pref. 10 Richm a T'minai. &
Erie preferred. 81 St, Paul 49,. 49,. esn
Illinois Central. 911a St. Paul pref. ll0H
Del, Lack & w. la Silver Certificates sl4
Lake Erie W.. III Sugar Refinery. 91h
do do pref. 704l do do pref. 81
Lake Shore 800. 1884 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 1871
L'ville Nash .. SO do do pref. Is
Memphis & Char 10 Texas Pacific .. So
Michigan Central. 07ss Union Pacific. %
Missouri Pacific 334 Wabash. ......... 8
Mobile & Ohio, -, 10 Wabash preid... l6B
Nash, G. & ST. L.. SO Western Union. s21
STATE BONDS
Alabama, class A. 100 Tennessee Odds. 462
Alabama class B 1903 Tenn, new set Is g5
Alabama, class @. sol Tenn. new set. 5s 95
Louisiana conSlS, 92 lGenn, new set IS. SO
North Carolina Is. % Virginia 6s ..... 80
North Carolina IS 1878 do ex-mat.coup IS
). Caroa Browns. 100 Virginia conSols. 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States As registered .......... rO9H
United States As, coupons.
United States 2s......................... OF
asked ibid
Now York, June 22.-Sub-t reasury balances:
Coin, 500 600; currency, s17, 952, 600
Cotton.
Liverpool, June % noon.-Cotton quiet,
free supply Offering; prices steady; American
middling uplands lied; sales 1000 bales
American $500 bales; speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 5000 oales-American 800
Futures opened steady; demand fair.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, June and July delivery % sid July
and August delivery 25-64l14 26-64d; August
and September delivery 25d4 2664d Sep
TENDER and October delivery 2G-64l14 21-6fd /;
also 1 2S-64d; October and November delivery
2s-6id November and December delivery
4 29-64GJ4 30-64d; December and January de-
livery 4 29-6id: January and February dellv-
cry 4 32-6il14 33-64d. Among the cotton tend
ers today the cleartngs were 100 bales, new
dockets.
4p. m.-American middling fair 44d, good
middltng 9l6d mfddllng 4 7-l6d, low mid
ding 5-l6d, good ordinary 3-16d, ordinary
4d NJ.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause June delivery 26d; June and July
delivery 26d, sellers; July and August deliV-
cry 26d, sellers; August and September de-
livery 27d, buyers; September and October
delivery 2sd values; October and November
cember delivery 4 1904 Bid December and
January delivery sd; January and Febru-
ary'delivery4 1894 sd. Futures closed quiet
but steady
New Orleans. June 23.-Cotton futures
steady. with sales of "a 700 bales, as follows:
July delivery Acc, August delivery SOC
September delivery Soc October delivery
sc, November delivery Csc, December de.
livery 7 74c, January delivery SSc, Febru-
airy delivery Csc
New York June 23.-The Suns cotton re-
view says: Dizziness of trade at Liverpool and
noteworthy depression at the south. with
pressure to sell spot cotton and futures for
southern account, were the worst features to-
day, aside from the high rates for money and
the tone of distrust and apprehension in trade
circles generally. Europe bought on a mod
crate scale, but local as well as
southern operators sold with suffi-
cient freedom to cause lower prices though
private advices from Manchester were still
favorable. Prices fell to 10 points closing
barely steady, with sales of 1877 100 bales. Liv-
erpoOl advanced IA to points, closing quiet
and steady, with spot sales of 1000 bales
and cloths in fair demand.
The stock of cotton at Liverpool Is l. 46e, 900
bales. including l,2liOO0 bales against a total
of $4,000 bales a week ago, including ,255,-
900 bales of American. New Orleans ad-
vanced from TO 5 points. but lost this and
fell to points, Spot cotton here was dan
at SC for middling upwards. with sales OF 324
bales for spinning. Southern spot markets
were generally dull and unchanged New
Orleans declined 1-16c, with sales of 5000
bales. Receipts at the ports were 2277 bales
year The total for the week was p Az
against 49, 1875 this day last year Exports
from the ports ,2S2 hales. Receipts at inte-
rior towns for the week were y 412 against
10. 135 this day last year. Exports from the
ports - 2S2 bales. Receipts at interior WINS
for the week were 2 $50 against 1868 last week
and 1855 this week last year. Interior ship.
ments were 1887 bales against 22S 1916 last
week and 5000 this week last year interior
stocks l26 4Ss bid against i40 100 week ago
and 1884 year ago"
You ii ffrfi q ~. #
cotton: Liverpool cables to-day were favor
able, but hardly as much so as the bulls had
hoped. still our market in the first hour
showed considerable hrmness. The opening
was at about last nights prices. August sell
ing on the call at SIC After a slight decline
prices hardened and August advanced to &c,
which was the highest price Of the day Al
ter tuctuating for a while, within point or
two OF $500 the market began TO yield under
the pressure Of heavy offerings and August
gradually declined until 1t had sold at 7.s2c.
Here there seemed to be halt but
having reacted to 7.63c. at which price IL re-
NAMED steady for while, in fifteen minutes
a fresh weakness was developed and the close
was barely steady, with &c bid for August.
Few are willing 10 credit the bad crop ac-
counts which are now coming in from many
parts OF the South, and unless the foreign
adYices tomorrow should bring TO the bulls
the chances are that we shall decline further.
New York, June %, noon.-COtton contracts