The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.

Liverpool, June 30, noon.-CottOn-O Quiet;
demand fair; prices easier; American
middling, l5ltd; sales " 900 bales: Amer
lean. 500 bales; speculation and export, SOC
bales; receipts 900 bales. American
bales. Futures opened steady, demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause: juno, ----d; lune and July.
3 esd also 3 55-64d; July and August,
5G-did also 65-6id, August ana Septem Der,
81 Cid. also 5664d; september and OCtO-
Der. IS 64d, also 516id; October and No
vemher, 59-G4d also 5S6Id November and
December 59-6id, also 5s-64d December
and January, 6O-6fd, also 3 5964d; January
and February, 6l.64d, also 60-6id. Tenders
at todays clearings were 100 bales old
doSkets.
D. m-Cotton, American mddl!ng fair.
A. d, good middling, 4 ll6d; middling, 3 l5l6d:
low middling, l3-iod; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
ordinary, 81 d.
Futures American middling fair low MIC
ding clause: July, 3 81 sid sellers: July and
August, o4-t4d sellers; August and Sop
TENDER, 55t4d, buyers, September and Oc-
toner, 56d4d. buyers October and November,
5764d, buyers; November and December,
3 5S-6id, buyers; December and January, 81
6id, value; January and February. 3GJG:Gl
3 81 Cad; February and March, 62-64d, sellers.
Futures closed quiet.
New YORK, June 20, Roon.-Cottou futures
opened steady as follows; July, "5c;
August, 02c September : 0Cc; Octo Der, : l0c ;
November lie; December, %
New York, June 30, y. m.-Cotton futures
t
asfolows July, g40l7 coo August, 03Q7 Olc;
September O50l7 utc: October, l007 lie;
November I l76G1 lsc; December, : 25QI7 24c;
January, 2sGG7 pc; FEBRUARY, 34GI7 35c;
March, : 4lGl7 &c: April 46g &c.
New Orleans. June 80 Otton futures
closed quiet, with sales of II 80 bales
as follows July sc, August &C, Septem
Der 13c, October 7Sc. November SAC, De
March %.
New York, June so.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 1865 900
bales, Of which 2,335, 900 bales are American.
against 1870 geo and 2405 900 bales, respect
lively. last year Receipts this week az all
interior towns 9,525 bales Receipts from
plantations 6,0ii bales. Crop in sight7$l4.OO0
bales.
New York June cO.-The sun says Of the
cotton market: Cotton declined 10 3 points
and then recovered most OF this and closed
quiet and steady. sales 1900 bales. Liver
pool declined . to points and closed quiet;
spot sales 1000 bales at unchanged prices.
closing quiet To day features:
II was not much of decline,
in spite OF fall in Liverpool
and generally favorable crop reports There
was no great pressure to sell, and prices
Steadled up II was very unlnteresting mar
ket. More rain is needed in parts OF Tennes-
see, Arkansas ana Mississippi I h. tempera-
ture has arisen to very high figures all over
the cotton belt. and the precipitation Is every
where light, though II VIII re remembered
that at times during the last week the rain
has ceeu heavy
New York June 30 -Riordan y Co. IN their
weekly review OF cotton, say: Tho oonai-
lions have seemed terribly against cotton
this week. but the decline so far has been less
than was generally anticipated Liverpool
again sent Us bad report This morning. and
our op anlng was at 3 points below yester-
day closing August selling at O2c. but the
market showed the same stubborn resistance
which has been its man feature Tor the last
fortnight. and closed quiet and steady. with
1O4c bid for August. There is at the mo-
ment marked absence of speculation. either
for rise or for fail. Recent developments
have led the room traders 10 array themselves
generally on the short side, and they would
rather be on decline to secure their profits.
than assume further risk by increasing their
sales; and so IN the prevailing staFuation,
values are fairly well maintained. meantime
the Uearish influences upon the market are
undeniauly growing stronger day by dav.
The crop accounts are so good that unless
there should be "a decided change for the
worse, the yield seems to be the largest on
record. Trade IN this country still Ian
cuisines, and the American spnners buy their
supplies only from hand 10 mouth.
While abroad the slack demand and the
large stocks combine 20 depress prices
Manchester reports that her import trade
with India has seldom been In so unsatistac.