The morning news., 1894-06-29


this week. .... 1904 90 14,2O7 1927
Liverpool, June 2s, noon.-Cotton-Demand
fair; prices favor buyers; American
niddling, l-l6d; sales, 10000 bales; Amer
bales; receipts, 800 bales; American, =
bales. Futures opened easy demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
58-64d, also 8 57-e4d; July and August,
3 5S-64d. also 3 57-64d. August and September
86064d. also 59-64d September and Octo-
ber. 6l-64d, also 3 60-64d; October and No
December, 62-64d, also 3 6l-64d; December
and January, 63-64d, also 62-64d; January
and February, 4d, also 3 6364d, Tenders at
today clearings were - bales new dock
cts
p m.-Cotton, American middling fair.
47l6d; good middling, 41sd; middling, I'd;
low middling, SGD; good ordinary, sgd; ordi-
nary, 9-l6d.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: June, 566f03 57-64d; June
ana July, 3 56I64Cd3 57-64d; July and August,
3 o7-64d, buyers; August and September,
S51e4d3 5s-64d; September and October, 8 So
64d3 59-64d: October and November, 3 59-64d,
buyers; November and December, 3 6O-6id,
buyers December and January, 6l.64d,
buyers; January and February, 62-64d, buy
ers. Futures closed quiet.
New York, June 2S, noon-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: June, SOC;
October ~ l$e November euo Rep0Oei isc O'
New York, June %, / p m.-Cotton futures
closed steady. with sales of 763OO bales,
as follows: June, .; July, 0007 Ole;
7I2G7 lSc; November, 1907 l9c; Decem-
Der, 1907 24c; January, z 1907 sic; Febru-
ary, 1907 SIC; March, z 1907 44c
closed quiet, with sales OF 9,4Oo bales.
as follows: June C, July SOC, August
73c, September 6 7Sc, OCTOBER CSC Novem-
Der sc, December 69lc, January &c,
February z %.
New York, June 2s.-The Sun in it's cotton
review says: Cotton declined to points
and closed quiet and steady. Sales $500
oales; Liverpool declined to ~ points and
closed uietbutsteady. Spot sales 100 bales,
at decline of lid In Manchester, yarns
moved slowly; cloths quiet. The Bombay re-
eelpts for the week are 24000 bales, against
SSI,OJ0 bales for the same week last year.
against i,4S1 ,OoS bales for the same
tlrae last year Bombay shipments
10 Great Britain since January $1,000 bales,
against $1,000 bales for the same time last
year, and TO the continent $4,000 bales,
against $4,000 bales during the same time
last year. New Orleans declined to points.
opot cotton here declined l-l6c for middling
upands. Sales $50 bales for export and ,494
nales for spinning, closing steady. The
southern spot markets were dull and geEer-
dlly unchanged. New Orleans and Mobile
ypas UeeIned l-l6c and Norfolk was easy: Augusta
was partially 1-16c higher. rhe rain
IAN for twentyfour hours ending at O'Clock
last night was .l3 of an inch at Atlanta sta
tlons, 04 at Augusta stations, .S2 at Charles
Ton 81 at Wilmington and .05 at Savannah.
ror twenty-four hours ending at a. m. to-day
Ine rainfall included 252 inches at Augusta
ana SO of an inch at Savannah. Today
Eeatures-The crop advices were generally
favorable. Rains fell in the Carolinas
ana Georgia. Liverpool advices were
disappointing, and there was more
or less selling, both for local
ana European account. The price is low, but
!ne trade is dull. Stocks are liberal; there
is no life in the speculation, and the tariff
question still remains unsettled. In the
meantime operators on both sides OF the mar
het are dlsinclined to embark in large fu
1ures: The cotton goods trade is very Vght,
ana ana the news from Manchester is not very en-
couraging."
New York, June 2s -Riordan & Co. say OF
SoIlon to day: fhe price OF cotton yields
slowly and stubbornly, but it yields. Liver
pooI decline to-day was a sore dtsappoint
Ment to the bulls, and our opening was =
polntS lower, August selling at 7O6c There
was no pressure OF offerings but prices
soWly sagged until August had sold at 7Oic
ena was freely offered at that price. The Gov
Sllng OF. shorts TO take profits seemed the
Illn support 10 the market, which at times
1Ao"ea considerable steadiness. There was