The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07

delivery 2tttaf q tid. Futures closed
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N'M ORR. june g. De- sun s cotton rc
Wow SAYS lllftfnouI ou the whole showed
more strength Wan was expected. Ihcre
were chre~ollf rains IN The Mississippi val
itA. some on vac bears were afraid that the
report ot The AGRICULTURAL bureau on Satur-
day VII. he prcudicial io their interests
Private Manchester atVices were more cheer
Inl. The financial outlook Ia this country
ana abroad seems Go show signs OF clearing
up The result was higher prices
Prices declined 10 3 points on near
months. but recovered the loss and the list
advanced - 70 ~ points closing n 70 rs
higher tor the day The close was steady
with sales OF lt'+o bales. Liverpool de
clincd 70 a's points. but rega.ued
most OF THIS ana closed firm. with
spot sales OF loeM bales. a public
dispatch from Manchester reported yarns in
wees from there were stronger. New Or
leans decunedo TO points, but recovered
inns ana advanced points spot prices were
advanced l-l6c. with sales of GOO bales for eX-
port ana DOL Tor spinning southern spot
markets were generally steady and mn
Cndhseu' Wo markets advanced l-lbc. New
orleans sold 1000 bales. Exports from the
ports were sos bales. receipts at the ports
We're 4.tl2 bales against q l9 this day last
week ana s4ls last year The total thus far
inns week is Io-ll9 against lS,Vl2 during the
same time last week.
New York. June B.-l{iordan Co. say Of
cotton; The course Of the market to-day
was surprise. Liverpool opened decidedly
lower and crop accounts We're very favorable
so that a further break in prices here was
generally expected. But after opening at
trlnlng decline the market became steady,
ana as Liverpool recovered her loss and
closed firm, prices gradually crept up until
an advance OF about bpointS from the lowest
hau Deeh estabnshed, August opened at &c,
advanced TO 1,Hc and closed at 7.7sc bid,
with the tone steady The buying
was stimulated by private cables
OF more encouraging character from
Manchester, ana by the belief entertained by
some traders that we are likely to see
gradual improvement IN trade abroad. But
unless the LlVerpoo! report to morrow shall
TEND TO confirm this impression, the advance
can hardly mold The bulls are circulating a
rumof that the bureau report OF saturday
VIII pe very Small estimate OF the increase
IN COTTON acreage
New YORK, June .. noon.-Cotton futures
q!'5He4 Sttduy' Is LolloWS: June dehVery &c,
July delivery ole, August delivery 62c,
september delivery Z 65c. october delivery
&c. NoVemoer delivery SIC
New YORK Jlne ., p. m-Mlddllng up
I2nds 'sc, mlddllng orleans slsc, good or
ulhary &C, low mlddllng &C. sales l,2ol bales.
CoIton steady.
futures closed steady with sales OF 100 400
paies, as follows; June delVery 5@lI 5Dc,
July delivery b7@7 Csc, August delivery II
te' sc, september delivery SbH1 SIC, OctO-
per delivery HQt "oc, November delivery
. Oi"S O'c. December delivery, sOSdS U9c,
January delivery l4@o ioc, February dc
livery 8 2Ga8 PC.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports TO cay were 4'6l2 bales; exports, to Great
BFltaln III bales, to the continent l5.l7
DdleS, 10 France -- bales; stock 43S 454
bales
Galveston, June Cotton closed steady;
middllng 3-ltc; net receipts 80 bales gross
none; sales 20s; stock 3l.If1 bales
norfolk, June Cotton closed dull;
rae net receipts 81 bales, gross
none; sales 2O4 bales; stock l35O7 bales; ex-
ports coaSiWlse 80 bales
Baltimore, June Cotton closed nominal;
re net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 60E bales; exports, to
the continent LII baleS.
Boston, June Cotton closed quiet; mid
fling l3l6c; net receipts 239 bales, gross
40t: sales none; stock none.
Wilmington, June Cotton closed firm;
mlddIlnE rec net receipts - oales, gross
none; sales none stock 4.3Ul bal S
fhllaaelphla' June o-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddllng o4c' net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; stock y 231 bales
New Orleans, June Cotton closed
firm mlddIng7 lS-l6c; net receipts :, 800 bales,
gross 2,429; sales ZOO bales; stock l2lOGO
bales; exports. TO Great Britain 23lO bales.
to the continent 6,5G6
New Orleans June 6.-Cotton futures
steady, with sales of 1000 bales. as follows;
June delivery 93c. July delivery 35c Au-
Z 68c. October delivery zoe November deiiy-
ery 7 7sc. December delivery s3c. January
Mobile June 6-Cotton closed steady.
mlddling 7asc; net receipts none gross none.
sales 100 bales: stock s .}35 bales: exports
coastwise 200 bales
Memphis, June G.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 7}sc; net receipts tls bales gross
932: sales , 100 bales; stock IS 620 bales
Augusta. June 6.-Cotton closed steady;
mfddlinC re: net receipts ri bales gross
none: sales 6i7 bales stock 1868 bales
Charleston June G-Cotton closed firm;
middllng re; net receipts 48 bales gross
none; sales 100; stock "a 253 bales; exports
coastwise 401 bales.
Cincinnati June G-Cotton closed steadv:
mfddlinp 715c. net REGENTS QSt bales grOss
none; sales none: stock il q45 bales
Louisville. June Cotton closed quiet;
middling re; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none, stock none
St. L0uis. lime 6,-Cotton closed stcadv.
middling 9-1Gc: net receipts 50 bales. gross
1850. sales 3 400. stock 81 dis
Houston Tune 6-Cotton closed ouiet.
middlinp 7 size: net REGENTS S7g gross none.
sales none. stock 65o5 bales
Atlanta lime 6-COtton closed firm.
middIing 7Ifc: receipts 1O2 bales
New York. June 6-Consolidated net re-
CENTS OF cotton at an the ports nm Ia and in
GLIDING 10 day for the week we're Ia lis bales.
eruOrts to Great britain rs Q2g bales m the
continent . 3}3 bales. to France lib
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New York June 6, ) D. m.-FlOur dull and
weaker: winter wheat low grades ~ 05I12 40:
winter fair to fancy 81 3503 65: winter pat
ents 81 scat y; Minnesota clear 81 50d3 I0:
weak: common to fair extra g 1908 10; good
to choice extra 50 l5l14 p. Wheat frmer
ana fairly active: No red in store and
elevator 74l174I5c; afOat 75c: options opened
firm at 1s14{c advance fell lsG0Tc advanced
1l6G1I3Ic with tho west and closed firm AT III
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