The morning news., 1894-05-16

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asked ibid
New York. May 15.-Treasurv balances
today were as follows: Coin, Ss4 7l9 600; cur
rency, S5l 10 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool, May Is, noon-Cotton-Dull;
Iree supply Offering; prices easier; Ameri-
can middling. 4d; sales 5000. bales. Amer-
lean, $500 bales; speculation and export.
l'o0O oaIes; receipts 5000 bales; American
@ @.'~Oo OaleS' Futures opened tirm demand
t'utures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: May, ID; Nav and June.
3 55-64d, also 81 -64d; June and July, 5 56-6id.
also 5o-64d; July and August 57-64d. also
2o-etdi eia August and September, 5s-64d, also
o1-64d' september and October. ) 59-64d also
oo-old; October and November, co 64d
also 3 59-6id; November and December.
6I-6id, also 6O-e4d; December and January,
1879 bales new dockets
4 p. m.-Cotton American mddling fair.
3-l6d; good middling, 4l5d middling 4d: low
p1aIqaiing = u lag 5Sd good ordinary SID; ordinary,
Futures middling fair, low mid
ding clause: Nav, 53-6AQ3 54-6ld: Nav and
June! 3 % 64Q3 $3.50: June and July,
54-64G3 55-6id; July and August, Sc sad,
sellers August and September, 57-64d,
sellers; september and October 5s-64d,
sellers; October and November, 3 59-64d,
sellers; November and December, 6O-64d,
sellers; pecemter and January, 3 6l-64d,
sellers Futures closed steady.
New York, May Is, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows; May, orc: June,
| 7 llc October 7 lac.
| New York, Nav Is, 4 p. m.-Spot cotton
! closed quiet; middling gulf re; middling
! uplandS TIC; sales $50 Dales.
| Futures closed steady, with sales OF
| t0,'OO bales, as follows: May, 6 1905 sc;
! June, 8 JaC16 CSC; July, 03d Oic; August.
| Z OhG7 Oec; September, O997 1Oc; October.
| l247 l3c; November, nc; December, 7 2l
| 07 PC; January, 25G17 28c.
New York. Nav l5.-Total consolidated
| net receipts at all the ports to-day were 43l2
| bales; exports to Great Britain - bales to
rran3e - bales, to continent - bales;
Total so far this week: Net receipts /; .27S
| bales; exports to Great Britain 2935 bales
| bales.
New Orleans. May 15.-Cotton futures
! closed steady, with sales OF $500 bales,
! as follows: May SUc June 6 SOC July 6 s{c
! August sc, September d S3c, OCTOBER S3c,
| 6 99c.
New York, May is The Suns cotton re-
| port says: Cotton declined to points
closing dull. Sales IS, ,76O bales Liverpool
! declined to AZ points and closed easy
| Spot sales 5000 bales at weak quotations. In
Manchester, yarns were in buyers favor;
| cloths dull. The Bombay half-weekly re
! ce1pts were $4,000 bales, against "a 90 bales
| for the same time last year. New Orleans de-
! clined points. Port receipts were 4312
X.
| and $3.50 bales against this day last year
| 1hus far this week the receipts have been
! ll,21S bales against l2.S3Sibales thus far last
! week. There were no exports to-day Spot
! cotton was l-l6c lower. Sales were $50 bales
| for spinning. The southern spot markets
! were generally quiet at old quotations New
Orleans receipts tomorrow are estimated at
300 to 800 bales. against 137 bales on the same
day last week, and 1870 bales last year. Fine
weather and depression in Liverpool and the
south caused weakness here"
New York, May l5.-Riordan g. Co. say of
cotton today The market to-day was about
as dull as yesterdays. Liverpool reopened
with bigger decline than the bulls had bar
gained for, and our opening showed loss of
about points the first sales of August being
at 707c. just after the call. the market was
weaker, and there were transaction in Au-
gust at 706c, but there were many discreet
bears anxious to cover. and the depression
did not last long. August reacted to :. 10c
under the demand, and for the rest of the day
tuctuated laZily between 7.Osc and 05c
| The close was dull. with 708c
bid for August The market remains exceed
ingly sensitive and the bears are feeling their
way with exceeding caution, because they
realize that while prices may, and very likely
VIII gradually settle down lower, the slight.
est announcement would whirl prices up
ward, and that the market might recover in a
single day, what 1t has taken weeks to loose
Meantime all eyes are turned to Liverpool
which will probably give the cue to our
market to- orrow. "