The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-03
Y EXPORTS OF COTTON.

this week.. 5,55S .... S.7l7 20s9
Liverpool, June ?, noon.-Cotton-Fs Fair
middling, 4 iii -i6d; sales 10000 bales Amer,
lean. 700 bales speculation and export
LOO bales; receipts 1909 Llles; American
40 bales Futures opened Urn at the ad-
vance; demand fair
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause; June and July 63-64d July
and August, l-6id August and September,
4 Ltd, also 2-64d; eptember ana Octo-
Ger. 264d October and Novem Jer. 3.64d
November and December 44'64d, December
and January, 5-G4d
1870 D. m.-Cotton. American mlddlinR.
7l6d; good middling 4 3-16d; middling
3 10 l6l; ordinary. SAD.
F'ut res American mtddling, low mid
ding clause: June, is =; buyers; June and
July, 4@, 4l-64d; August aud September
4 Al 6Idt ~ 64i; September and Ucto oer
1 42.64d4 t3-6id; October and November,
! IS ttd, buyers; November and December,
u 6id, buyers Decem er and January,
1 I5-64d buyers; January and February,
i6 Cad buyers. Futures closed steady.
New York, June :, noon.-COtton futures
opened steady as follows; June, gle; July,
26c; August, Z 2Jc; SEPTEMBER, 7 Bic: Octo-
Der, SIC; November, iOc
New York, June ?, p m,-Cotton futures
closed weak, with sales OF $500 bales
as follows: June, l5c; July, 1sc; August
vember, SC; December, Ale; January,
47c; eLruary, SIC, rAarch75Jc.
New Orleans. June : -. otton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 500 bales.
as follows: June DC, July 0 C. August
&c september 92c, Octouer SOC Noyem
Der ulc, december U6c, January loc
February 10.
New York. June 2.-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 1926 64l
bales, OF which 2,I5.4li Dales are American
against S,4l0sO3 and 2.77I,bJ3 Dales, respect
lively, last year. Receipts this week at all
interior towns 1850 bales. Receipts from
plantations 1,676 bales. Crop in sight 7,17s.e12
bales.
New York, June 2.--The sun. in it's report
OF to days cotton market says: Cotton
advanced ] TO points; but lost this and
closed weak at decline for the day OF TO 5
points. Sales 1900 Gales; port receipts
slS bales against l,276 bales this day last
week. and 3,06 bales last year Liverpool
advanced | to ~ points. and closed steady:
spot sales 1905 uales at firm and unchanged
prices. lo-day's features: There was a
slight advance at the opening in response to an
active and higher market 10 Liverpool. tut
selling later on Loth for long and shot ac-
count, turned prices downward and at the
close they showed moderate decline for the
day. The crop advices state that some in
jury has Leen done by cold weather and that
In some sections rain Is needed and estimate
That on the whole the prospects are fairly sat
isfactory"
Jew York June 2-Riordan & Co. say Of
cotton to-Lay: "lhe feature OF the week in
the cotton market has Ueen the activity and
streng shown by Liverpool. apparently re-
kdiAlSoS VI AAG tOutHS ol PRICES utESs IL
day advance in Liver 1ool was rather unex.
peeted. but its eject was lost Ia our market.
owing 10 persistent selling TO realize profits
aud a little hammering by some OF the Gears
at the close, August opened points higher
at 29c, reacted 10 G2Ac. rallied to 1890 ana
then again lost the Improvement. closing
weak with L23c nd August The traders
here scout the idea Of any serious injury
to the crop by the recent cool weather, and in
truth the re ports f.o.n the south on that SUD
lect are stran4e.y mixed IRON the south
west espe, tally the crop accounts IN many
cases are of a V ~ favorable character
while many points in the Carolnas, Georgia
and the northern portions OF the cotton belt
send distressing eports Of the Gle hting e1ect
OF the cold weather upon The young plant.