The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-10
OF COTTON THIS DAY.
Or. Brit Frlnce. Cont

Liverpool, June 9, noon.-Cotton-Dema
| moderate; prices favor buyers: American
middling, Lied; sales, 1000 bales; Amer
lean. $500 bales; speculation and export,
800 balesi receipts, 1000 bales; American.
500 bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate
Futures-American middling fair. low mid.
ling clause: June, ID; June and July,
3 63-64d also 61-6ld; July and August,
3 6S-64d. also g. ed; August and September,
I'd, also 63-64d; September and October,
d. also 6364d; October and Novem-
Der, 4 l-64d also Adj November and
/ December, 264d, also 164d; December
and January, ! 364d, also 2-64d; January
and February, Sid, also 3 sd. Ten
ders at to-day's clearings we're -- bales new
D. motion, American middling fair.
4i9d; good mtddling 3-16d; middlng,
1-16d: low middling. l5l6d; good ordinary
/ 3 - l6l ordinary, 33sd.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
( ding clause: June. 63-t4d, buyers; June
and July, IS cad, buyers; July and August,
8 63 SAD, buyers; August and September,
3 63-64@4d; September and October. 4d.
l-6ld; November and. December, 4 1-640
4 2-64d; December and January, 2-64D
SD: January and February, 4 $500
4 4 sid. Futures closed steady.
New York, June 3, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows; June, / C; July,
l5c; August, z 2Sc; Septem ger, 25c; Octo
Der. 31c; November, &c.
. New York, June 9, 4 p, motion futures
closed easv. with sales OF 5000 bales
as follows; June. JCc; July, csc; August.
isc; September, lac: October, PIC; No
vember 26c December Z SIC; January,
SOC; February, ABE; March. 75ic.
New Orleans, June 9-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 1890 bales.
as follows; June sec July sc, August
&c, September 79c, October s5c. Novem-
Der &c. December 6s6c, January 7 U5c,
February 10.
New York, June 9-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 3,2l6 0O9
bales, of which 2,6ll 500 bales are American
against 3.3I7,1l7 and 2,693Sl7 bales, respect
lively, last year. Receipts this week at all
interior towns 1889 bales. Receipts from
plantations 6s65 bales. Crop in sight ,263.1s1
bales.
New York June 9.-The Sun. in its review
OF to-day S cotton market says: To-day S
features were, the Liverpool advices were
disappointing to the bulls and so was the bu-
reau report. The agricultural bureau stated
the condition at aoout per cent.
better than that OF year ago;
and estimated the acreage as 6 10 Of
/ per cent larger than last year. The crop
conditions in the Atlantic states have been
admittedly upfavora le but the outlook is
reported very line in Mississippi, Texas,
dull. and long selling and little bear ham
mering encouraged by the bureau report sent
prices downward
New York, June 9.-Riordan s Co. say OF
cotton today: u he report of the agricul-
tural bureau, which was announced at II
o'clock TO day, was Unexpectedly favorable.
last year is stated to be only stx-tenths of
per cent out the estimate Of acreage condi-
tion, which was expected to be lower than
last season, turns out to be SS.3c, against
80 &c year ago. The crop damage in Ten
nessee, Alabama, Georgia ana the Carolinas
seems to have been fully as great as we had
believed. but II appears that this has
teen far more than onset by the superb out
look in Mississippi Texas. Arkansas and the
territories. Liverpool was practically I'M
changed this morning. and our opening was
at slightly higher prices, the Lulk OF the
sales OF August on the call having been at
T2'c during the nrst holr vague APP
prehension IN regard TO the bureau report
seemed TO influence the trading. and
prices gradually sagged, until. at II
ocloek August was selling at
7isc. When the bureau figures were
given out the depressing effect was immedi-
ate. Brokers all around the ring were
pressing sales and in few minutes August
was selling at T.i5c. There was a good deal
of short covering at that figure. which 70:
time stea lied the market, but Just before
noon there was renewed weakness, and the
close was easy, with 7l3c bid for August.
II was the fear of bad break IN
Liverpool on Monday rather than the direct