The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-21

this week. -. 1880 2O1 4,sS7 1892
Liverpool, June 20, noon.-Cotton-Quiet
demand fair; prices unchanged; American
middling, LIED; sales, 1900 bales; Amer
lean. 10 200 bales; speculation and export, 900
bales, receipts, 1000 bales; American. 1900
bales. Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Characterization middling fair. low mid
81 SAD, also ) 6o-64d; July and August,
6364d, also 8 62-64d. August and September,
Der, 4d, also 3 63-64d; October and No
yember, 4d also 8 63-64d; November and
December, l-64d, also 4d; December
and January, 2-64d, also l-6id; January
and February, 3-64d. also 2-64d. Tenders
at to-day's clearings were 800 bales new
dockets
p. m.-Cotton, American mlddling fair
45d, good middling, S-16d; middling,
4ll6d; low middling l5- l6d good ordinary,
3l3-16d ordinary, $50.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: June, 60-64G3 61.6ld: June
and July, 60-64Gl3 61-64d; July and August,
3 6l-64Q3 62-64d August and September
362-t4G3 63-64d; September and October, 8 So
e. Al October and November, 4d buyers
November and December, AGA 1915 De-
cember and January, 1894 2-64d: Jan
uary and February 42-6404 Sold. Futures
closed steady.
New York, June 20, noou.-Cotton futures
opened open ~ quiet as follows; June, o4c:
October 20c; November, 724c.
New York, June -, p. m-Cotton futures
closed firm. with sales of 10000 bales
August; nc; September z i8c; October.
t2oy97 &c; November $50 2sc; Deem
ber, 1907 3oc; January, 4UD7 Ale; Febru-
ary. 1907 46c; March, 5207 SIC
closed steady, with sales of 1880 bales.
as follows: June &C, July 92c, August
9lc, September SEC, OCTOBER Gle, Novem-
per &c, December Z 02c, January csc,
& FEBRUARY IA.
New York, June 20-The Sun in its review
OF to-day's cotton market says The feature 5
were better spot trade at New York causing
qulIe little covering and increased spot
ended to make the bears more. cautious,
shough the Liverpool prices were disappoint-
rag ana the crop news was on the whole more
1ES nay Europe sold here to some extent,
Inc antl-option will come up for vote on
friday of this week, and it makes some OF
Il ehe trade pretty nervous.
New York, June 2O,-Riordan s. Co say of
f tS today: "lhe seeming .perversity OF
Il Lhe cotton market was aptly illustrated to-
ady. Liverpool was slightly lower and the
crop accounts, owing to the good rains, were
more tavora BILE on the whole than at any
oLine this season material decline was
q opened, however. the decline proved 10 be
SLIy or 3 points A prominent German
mouse, Just after the call, o Tered heavy blocks
vi august at 7.l2c, but these were soon alb
eorDed and the market renamed very steady.
81 ~ was then quite apparent that while every
u oouy recognized the fact that there was moth
ny IN the situation to encourage buying no
oouy was willing TO sell cotton short: The
Iow price was the all sufficient answer IN the
s. Ht,luus OF traders. to every bearlsh argument.
a AuguSt rallied to 7l3c bid, and continued
49let but firm at that price nearly all DAY;
ne guinness smounted to Stagnatlon. ana
ntaulug was at an absolute standsJlll, Dut
%o4ut 2;SO o clock reports Of unexpected &c
~ WY In the spot market woke up the ring
~Iu me posted figures of the large spot, sales
'hdue the shorts eager to cover. The blds ior
"a = sust we're advanced successfully 70 Lac,
l9c and 716c. The close was firm, with 7l7c
ula Tor August. After the close there was
tradlng in August at 7,lsc and 7.l9c. The Ell
NJ, ~ OF the rally upon Liverpool will probably
# morrow"
Rice.
Inc market was quiet and steady and I'M