The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-16

September and October dclivcrv s-esd.
also 81 dad October ana N0Vcmbor delivery
49l-lid also al-fld. also s5dld' November
enc heocHfaer deliNrry q 3i6ld also 9 rs 6fd s.
Nccomher and Jauua~- delivery 4 87.GfH .
january and lcluhn delivery 4 Gs-Gtd also
4S5-63d. also q ay-fld
3 D m.-Futurcs American middiiug low
middling clause. june delivery 2eeig
. aA6ld; June and July delivery { a9-83F
4a964d, July and August delivery 3 9o64d
sellers August ana september delivery
Sl-eid, sellers; September and October de
livery 3e-6sd sellers October and November
delivery S3-64d, sellers; November and De
center delivery 57-6iJL sellers, December
and January delivery 1 sS6id value: Jan
vary and February delivery 4 36-64a4 s7-6id
Futures closed barely steady
American middling fair 4Ed. good mid
ding ll-l6d. middling 9-i6d. low middling
47-l6d, good ordinary 5-i6d. ordinary 4isd.
New York, June l5,-The suns cotton re-
view says Trading was on a fair scale but
the general drift Of prices was downward,
owing partly to unsatisfactory foreign ad-
vices and partly to long liquidation, while it
is not improbable that the disturbed financial
situation and higher rates for money had
more or less depressing effect Liverpool
was slightly higher, but closed barely steady,
though sales on spot reached 10000 bales.
Europe sold to a moderate extent, and
there was fair demand to
cover stocks for local and
southern operators. At one time the market
was from to 10 points higher. but it closed 6
to u points lower than yesterday. new crop
months showing the most depression The
close was easy with sales of POS 900 bales In
Manchester higher prices for yarns we're
checking business, but cloths are in demand
and firm Bombay receipts for the week
were $1,000 bales against 10000 during the
same week last year; total since
Jan. l. 1,3s30OO bales, against
l,46f,000 during the same time last year.
Shipments from Bombay to Great Britain
during the week none against 600 for the
same last year, and 10000 to the continent
against u 600 the same week last year: total
since June l 81, 1000 bales to Great Britain
against 81 600 during the same time last year,
636 600 to the continent against 7l4000 during
the same period last year. New Orleans de-
clined to Il points. Receipts at the ports
were 4O62 against $3.50 this day
last week and 7 $50 last year; total thus far
this week II sos, against p 900 for the same
time last week; exports ,602 to Great Britain
Spot cotton was Lice higher, closing quiet
and steady at 1-l6c for middling uplands,
with sales of l0l bales for spinning. There
was an advance of 1l6iG1sc at eight of the
southern markets New Orleans sold 1900
bales
New York June 15.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton: We had very lively market day.
Liverpool gave rather tame response to our
final advance of yesterday, and the opening
here was at 10 points decline, the first sale of
August being at 8.02c. For a few minutes the
market seemed to hesitate and sales were
recorded point or two lower, but prices soon
began to harden sthe shorts fearful of the ex-
periences of yesterday being repeated, began
speedily bid upto $40. At this point tele-
grams began pouring In with buying
orders for the long account and for half
an hour or more the market was wild, August
advancing. amid much excitement to g. 10, al
though Liverpool about this closed barely
steady and Slightly lower. No attention
seemed to be paid to the rather ominous
change, but the buying fever soon began to
abate Slowly, but steadily, the market
yielded under the effort until it was selling
at $40 Then rumors were heard of an inten-
ton of the Fall River mills to run on half
time and great weakness followed The close
was easy at the opening prices, 8.02 being bid
for August. The general expectation is that
we shall have lower Liverpool tomorrow,
and in that case we do not see what is to pre-
vent a break here. ="
New York, June t5 noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: June delivery soc,
July delivery 93c, August delivery Ole,
September delivery lie, October delivery
8 lie, November delivery Ac.
Cotton contracts opened quiet at 60S points
decline on an expected lower Liverpool
market but rallied lS817 points on shorts
covering through Liverpool showing an ad-
vance of 16J2 points.
New York, ,Tune Is, p. m.-MfddIing up
lands 1-16o, middling Orleans 5-lBc, low
middling uplandS 75c good ordinary l5.f6c;
sales POI bales. Cotton quiet but steady.
Futures closed steady, with sales of 20S 300
bales, as follows: June delivery S6c, July
delivery $50, August delivery s 02c, Septem-
Der delivery 09c, October delivery 8 nc,
November delivery 8 23c, December delivery
8 slc, January delivery 8 SEC, February de-
livery 42c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 4,062 bales; exports to
Great Britain 602 bales, to the continent
175. to France -; stock 1855 bales.
Galveston, June 15.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-16c; net receipts SOS bales, gross
none; sales 40 bales; stock 30,24S bales; ex-
ports, coastwise .79S bales.
Norfolk, June 15.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7s6c; net receipts 322 bales gross
stock halpS. X
ports coastwise 3IS bales.
Baltimore, June 15-Cotton closed nominal
middling SC; net receipts none, gross 500
bales: sales none; stock 1852 bales.
Boston, June 15-Cotton closed steady
middling &c; net receipts 70 bales, gross III ;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
tain 1902 bales.
wilmington June i5.-Cotton closed firm
middiing 76ac; net receipts ~ bales gross
none; sales none; stock 4.lS7 bal s.
Philadelphia, June l5.--Cotton closed firm;
middling S%c; net receipts l22 bales, gross
$50: sales none; stock Il, 527 bales.
New Orleans, June 15.-Cotton closed
firm middling nc; net receipts 2.24s
bales, gross 2400; sales 1,40O bales; stock
100 500 bales.
New Orleans. June 15.-Cotton futures
barely steady, with sales Of 1890 bales, as
follows June delivery 7 78c, July delivery
7sc, August delivery 7 78c, September de
livery 50o october delivery a5c Novem-
Der delivery SIC, December delivery Z 97c,
January delivery i2c, February delivery
19c.
Mobile, June 15.-Cotton closed nominal;
middIing 1i-16c net receipts 10 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 1882 bales; exports,
coastwise Is bales
Memphis, June 15.--Cotton closed firm;
middling 715-i6c; net receipts 1I2 bales, gross
none: sales $50 bales stock % $40 bales.
Augusta, June l5.-COttOn closed firm:
middling re; net receipts 29 bales gross
none; sales 1893 bales stock Il. 422 bales.
Charleston. June 15.-COtton closed very
firm and nominal; middling79sc; net receipts
40 bales, gross none; sales none; stock p 500
bales.
Cincinnati, June 15--Cotton closed steady:
middling &c. net receipts $40 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 1922 bales.
Louisville, June 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middling sac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
st. Louis, June 15-Cotton closed firm;
middling 73sc; net receipts none, gross 239
bales; sales 1850 bales; stock 81 $40 bales
Houston. June 15-Cotton closed steady
middling 9-l6c net receipts 122 bales, gross
none; sales IS; stock 6240 bales.
Atlanta, June 15-Cotton closed firm;
middling 9-16e; receipts bales.
New York, June l5.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
GLIDING today for the week were II eos bales;
exports, to Great Britain $500 bales, to
France 7407 bales, to the continent 1912
bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June 10. p. m.-Flour dull
and generally easy; southern -four quiet and
easy; common to fair extra 81 1898 To-:
good TO choice extra 50 1544 .. Wheat