The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-20
Total thus far
tbFe ruaoIr n

this week.. 9,025 POI 4,037 1929
j Liverpool, June 10. noon.-Cotton-Ouie
4ree supply o1erlng; prices easier; American
lAlddllng, 4l-l6d; sales, 10000 bales: Amer
2can. 200 bales; speculation and export, 500
baes receipts, 5000 bales; American. $500
paes Futures opened barely steady; demand
Freely supplied
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
3 6i64d, also 3 6O-64d; July and August,
y 81 SD, also 60-64d. August and September,
y g. sd, also 6l-64d: September and Octo-
per, 3 63-64d, also 62-64d; October and No
.gember, I'D, also 8 63-64d; November and
pecember, 4 l-64d, also 4d; December
tnd January. 4 2-64d also l-64d; January
'fnd February, 4 3-64d, also 2-64d. Tenders
Y to-day's clearings were - bales new
Rockets
p m.-Cotton. American middIing fair
t1id; good middling, 4 3-16d; middling
I'D; low middling, 8 l5-l6d; good ordinary,
a lSl6d: ordinary. 35Sd.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
sling clause: June, 6O-64G13 6l-6Id; June
! SIt4G3 62-64d; August and September,
"a 13 63-64d; September and October, 3 63-
q ga; october and Novemo Der, Id. buyers;
November and December, 4 l.64d. sellers; De-
EFy and February, 3-6Id, sellers. Futures
nosed steady.
New YORK June 10, noon.-Cotton futures
Rpsned quiet, as follows: June, &c;
NJ - LOU Aug uSVs lfCs o6pb6mD6r Z l5Cs
pClober, 2oc: November, 2gc.
new York, June 10, 4 p. motion futures
Nosed quiet, with sales Of $1,000 bales,
follows: June, 1907 l0c; July, z 1907 lie;
14Bgust lc; September, lie; October,
hs.q. &c: November, 2e47 &c; Decem-
~ 1907 SIC; January, Z 3917 40c; FeDru-
M 80 i4c; March, 5097 sic.
&NeW Orleans, June 19.-Cotton futures
4osed steady, with sales of 1890 bales.
"A follows: June Sc July soc, August
nc, September sec, OCTOBER ssc. Novem-
IN sSc, December $500, January Otc,
femuary II.
New York, June 19-The Suns cotton re-
Il ~ says: Cotton advanced points, lost
j. ana declined point; recovered this and
II 'ahced TO points, clos .ng quiet. Liver
Ky ivanced 2 points, but lost about
OF this and closed steady; spot
"A @ lOOOO bales at steady and I'M
11hgeq prices. In Manchester cloths were
H. New Orleans advanced points
~ York sales we're CO., bales for export
900 Tor spinning. The southern spot mar
81, 70 were generally quiet steady and with
"A narlalon IRON previous prices. To-Day .
Lures 1t was an irregular market within
ulI compass. There were rains in the
II ,o4 east OF the Mississippi river, and LlV-
II p0o! showed unexpected strength There
ID no great pressure TO SELL and some local
"A oIlug LETT prices a shade higher than they
III y az the close last night. The crop news
~ NE section west Of the Mississippi was
#lerally favorable"
lew York. June l9.-Riordan s. Co. say OF
III oh today; Liverpool was somewhat
"A a agr thls morning and our opening was at
~ SuNd nce OF points, August selling on the
az 1.l1c. During the first hour, however,
sIatns were received announcing heavy
vs. at multitude OF points south. and in
III 'egJlons where drought was most keenIy
hese advices led TO a selling move.
&, ' pa which August sold down 70 7.l2c-, aud
~ Freely onered at that price. But the
NeI was steady az the decline, and toe
traders who had been the CHIEF