The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-12

JllS week.. OH II lU,bO 5,2l9
Liverpool, June IL, noon.-Cotton-Dema
fair; prices easy; American middling, 4 l6d;
sales. 10000 bales; American. $500 bales;
speculation and export, QUO bales; receipts,
700 bales; American. l,200 bales. Futures
opened steady at the decline; demand freely
supplied.
Fitures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: June, 6J-6Id; July and Au-
gust, 60-64d. August and September, 81 Gid:
september and October. 62-64d; October
and November, 3 6364d, November and
December 404 1-64d; December and Janu-
airy. 4d; January and February, Ltd.
Tenders at to-day's clearingS were 400 bales
new dOckets and 500 old dockets.
p. m,-Cotton, American mlddling fair
4ad; good middling, S-16d; middling
4l.l6d: low middling, 3 l5-l6d; good ordinary,
characterization middling fair, low mid
ding clause: June, 6Q-64d, buyers; June
and July, 6J-64d; July and August, 60 64@
I 81 Gid; August and September, 3 61-640
362-64d; September and October, 3 626ld.
sellers; October and November 62-6i6
3656ld: November and December, 6364
buyers; December and January, 4d. sellers
January and February, 3 6I-6td. Futures
closed Cuiet, but steady.
New York, June u, noon.-Cotton futures
opened barely steady as follows; June,
: l9c October, 2Oc; November, 28c.
New York, June II, p motion futures
close urn. with sales of 55,7O9 bales,
as follows: June, 087 lie; July, 7l287 lSc;
'
5&@7 z6c; November, Z 29as7 Soc Deem
Der, 35G7 SIC; January 1907 43c; FeUru-
ary 4SQ' soc; March, 5a97 o6c
New Orleans, June ll.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 10f00 bales
as follows: June b CSC, July &c, August
s4c. September 6 SIC, OCTOBER 6 &c, Novem-
9er Sc, December : O5c. January U9c,
February 10.
New York, June 1.-THE Suns cotton re-
port says Cotton declined points but re-
covered this and advanced to points, clos
ing hrm. Sales 5000 bales. Liverpool de-
.hned 2 to points, but recovered point Of
ms and closed quiet but steady. Spot sales
IVUOO bales, at easier, but not quotably
changed prices. In Manchester, yarns were
IN buyers favor; cloths dull, but steady The
Bombay receipts for the half week are 81 900
bales, against 20 600 for the same time last
year. New Orleans advanced points Spot
cotton here was i-l6c lower, clos
i i6gg steady. Sales l0) for export and
HW for home trade. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged, quiet and
steady. The weather at the south was gen
orally warmer and the rainfall was quite
Lght Silver was trim. o days features
covering Of shorts some lolal buying, and,
perhaps, some bull manipulation, caused a
moderate advance for the day in spite of a
ueclne in Liverpool, unfavora BILE Manchester
auElceS, dullness Of the spot trade and the
IHlessness of the speculation, to say nothing
y. the generally favorable crop accounts
rom the southwest. Cotton is cheap, and
n o1e question. is asked: Why should it go
New York June 1i.-Riordan g. Co. say Of
SoIIon today The decline IN Liverpool to-
TItty hardly equaled the general expectation.
~ weather reports from the south were I'M
oalioIactory the complaint being pretty gen.
uLaI or want Of rain. Our opening was only 3
soLuls lower than Saturday closing the
ee-st sales Of August being at 7l0c. From the
Icy the indlsp0sition to sell was evident, but
1pa Iuefe Was almost as little desire TO buy,
,,o market in the forenoon remained steady
ABOUT 7llc for August. A very moder-
n l.
ae5o to stiffeu prices, and the close
gs hrm at the highest Of the
Nias. q. nc tetng bid for August. After the
f 80 lhe demand increased and 7.l9c was
,tOsly uld Tor August. We still think the
,EHaules are in favor Of higher prices. All
fuee Tuapter OF possible accidents win work
a me advantage Of the bulls. q he bears
'''i need perfect weather and plenty OF 1t all