The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-24
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
Or Brit Frince Cont

Liverpool, June 90 n.-Cotton-Quiet: de-
mand moderate; prices unchanged; American
middling, l.16d sales, 5000 bales; Amer
lean. $500 bales; speculation and export 500
bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American. / 200
bales Futures opened dull; demand freely
supplied.
Futures-kmerican middling fair. low mid.
ling clause June, ID; June and July
3 60.64d. also 8 59-64d; July and August
8 6l-64d, also 60.64d. August and September
3 62'6ld, also 6l-6id; September and Octo-
ber 3 63-64d, also 62-64d; October and No
vember, 4d, also 6364d; November and
December, 1-64d, also 4d; December
and January, 4 264d, also 4 l-G4d; January
and February, S-e4d. also 2-64d Tenders
at to-day's clearings were - bales new
dockets.
p m.--Cotton. American middling fair,
41ad; good middling, 3-l6d; middling
LIED; low middling, l5-l6d; good ordinary
8 l3-l6d; ordinary, 3asd.
Futures American middling fair, low mid.
ding clause: June 6l-6id, buyers; June
and July, 6l-64d buyers; July and August,
3 6l-64D3 esd: August and September
62e403 63o4d; September and October, g.
64@4d; October and November, 4d; buyers;
November and December, l-64d, sellers; De-
cember and January, Load, buyers Jan
closed steady.
opened steady, as follows: June, .;
July, 09o August, z lSc; September, 7 ISc;
October, 19c; November, 7 24c.
New York, June %, p. motion futures
closed dull, with sales of 22700 bales,
as follows: June, OsG7 l0c; July, Os37 iOc;
August, Z lbc; September, l6c; October
7 2097 21o; November, 25G17 &c; Deem
Der, 3lQD7 $780, January, 1907 soc; Febru-
airy, 43(Gl 45c; March, 5067 SIC.
New Orleans, June 23.-Cotton futures
closed dull, with sales. Of 5000 bales,
as follows: June sec, July 8 Soc, August
8 sec, September sec, October 8sc Novem.
Der 9ic. December soc, January O5c,
February II.
New York, June 23-The Sun In its cotton
report says: "To-days features were the
passage OF the anti option bill, and little To-
cal selling caused slight decline. IL was
only slight because Liverpool made practic-
ally no response to the Washington news.
There is quite a general impression that the
Hatch BILL VIII never become a law; but in the
meantime 1t nevertheless has q paralyzinR eff
feet on speculation. some covering by room
operators and sales for export OF 1900
bales caused a little steadfer tone to.
ward the close. The crop advices were
generally favorable. The rainfall for twenty
four hours, ending at o'clock last night was
~ OF an inch at Atlanta stations, 10 at Au-
gusta stations 03 at Charleston, .C8 at Gal
weston, "a at Little Rock .2i at Memphis or
at Mobile. 10 at Montgomery, OF at New Or
leans, .25 at Savannah. ,O9 at Nicksburg, and
.33 at Wilmington. For twenty-four hours
included 10 at Charleston. 20 at Savannah.
.O5 at Montgomery Minimum temperature
for twenty-tOur hours So to 70o."
New York, June 23.-Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton: The features OF the week In the
market have been general and beneficial
rains and line weather for cotton Ia the south.
ana the passage OF the Hatch bill by the
House Of Representatives. In more active
speculation these events might have had
seriously depressing influence. but the trad
ing IS 50 limited, ana traders are so listless.
that, though the general tendency seems TO