Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-03

400 d. m.-Futures: Uplands. low mluditng
clause. June delivery. 4-64d, BUYERS; June
and July, 4-64d. buyers: July and August.
4Gd, buyers; August and september,
. 6-64d, sellers; September ami october,
; 2-6id. sellers; october and November
o2-b4d, buyers; November ana becemoer,
69-6io, sellers; December ana January,
62-64d, sellers; September, o-o4u. Nalue'
Market closed steady.
NEW ORR, June p noon.-Cotton steady;
middllng uplands, 9 -l6c: mIddling Orleans,
C; sales , 10 bales.
Futures: Market steady. with sales as fol-
lows: } une delivery, lie; July. &c; Au-
November, 9 03c.
$500 p. m.-Market closed steady; midding
uplands,9 3-l6c; middllng Orleans 9Nc; safes
SOB bales: net receipts one. gross 7.OS& bales.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales of
$4,000 bales. rs follows: June delivery, y ilg
> l3c; July, 25G9 2bc; August So1gs 5lc'
September. 8 22G9 Csc; October, = l2og9 i5c'
Novemb r, 9 $500 l0c; December, l2g9 lac;
January, 1909 pic; February. 29C99 Slc'
March. 0 39fa9 Ne, \ pri. 9 1909 Bic
G. l.. Green u Co.'s report says: III mas
been hesItatlng ma ket all daJ ana CORE
spOndlngly irregular. with loss oil or
points, which was fully recovered, and the
close was steady. In the absence OF support
ing accounts from abroad, and with scarcely
any demand here, the room appeared in
clined to act bearIsh,' but operators were re-
strained from selling freely by complaint OF
oyer-crop condition from Texas, and covered
in quickly on any adverse turn of the market
There were some evidences of mani pulauon
on June that appe .red suspicious and contrl-
buted materially TO the afternoon strengthen
ing of the m arket."
GALVESTON, June 2.-CottOn dull; mid
ding s 49, Ice; net receipts 1861 bales. gross 4dl;
sales 1913 bales; stock 1876 bales,
NORFOLK. June 2.-COtton steady; midding
8 l5-l6c: net reGelpJs A bales. gross "A;
stock .O,54 bales; sales 81 bales; exports,
coastwise 1902 bales.
BAIT MORE, June 2.-Cotton easy; mddling
S-l6c; net receipts 3S5 bales, gross 80; sales
to spinner 100 bales: stock 1881 bales; eN-
ports. to Great Britain 1855 bales,
BOSTON, June 2.-COtton quiet: middllng
CSC; net receipts l72 bales, gross $500; sales
none; stock $50 bales; exports, to Great Brl-
tam l.347 bales.
WILMINGTON, June 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81; sales
none; stock BIB bales.
PHILADELPHIA, june Cotton dull; mid
ding 9Ac; net receipts 30 bales, gross 50;
stock .la3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding S1sc; net receipts d02 bales, gross
70Z; sales 1000 bales; stock 9OS49 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 3l49 bales. coast
wise 1917 bales.
MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC: net receipts none, gross none; sales zoo
bales; stock 1917 bales; exports, TO Great
Britain 1885 bales, coastwlse 100.
MEMPHIs, June 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
s7sc; receipts "a bales: shipments SOL bales
sales 300 bales; stock 45,j5l bales.
AUGUSTA. June 2.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
/ soc; receipts bales: sales 3i5 bales.
! CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton quiet nut
firm: mdding &c; net receipts l49 bales,
| gross 149; sales 50 bales; stock l3,i4l bales;
! exports, coastwlse S53 bales.
! ATLANTA, June 2.-Cotton-middllng sac;
| receipts - bales
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
NEW 9oRK. June 2.-Consondated net re-
! ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 2,SS7 bales;
! exports, to Great Britain l2,S2l bales, to the
continent 3,6l5; stocks at all American ports
| 5l5,0ll bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. June q noon-Wneat dull. with
! poor demand: holders offer freely; California
| No. l. Is lld@7s Id. Corn irm and in fair
! demand Pork, prime mess SIS 6t.
NEW YORK, June ?, nOOn.-flour dull ana
! dropping. Wheat higher. Corn unchanged.
| Pork steady mess. 81 OO(G9 70. Lard dull at
| 0c. Freghts steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged
! Wheat about higher; No. red. June delivery
| S255(1S41ac. COrn-sp1t lots H(91ac lower; No.
! 3 June delivery 42A@4S15c. oats A954c
| lower: No. ,, June delivery 3414G34]ec Ia ele-
| vator Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee,
| tair Rio, on spot. steady at 99sc Sugar noml-
nal. MOlasses dull. Cotton seed Oil, 23g25c
| for crude, 29G30c for refined. Hides firm
! New Orleans 915@ s0c; Texas lOt0l01sc. Wool
| quiet; domestic fleece 27(G36c, pulled l4933c.
| Pork unchanged. Lard steady; on spot lOc-
! Freights to Liverpool firm.
| CHICAGO. June 2.--There vas an easy feel
! ing in wheat during the first half hour of
| trading to-day, July touching 74ssc, within a
| fraction Of the lowest which 1t has sold in
1 many years. From that moment good buying
! set in, and before the close OF the trading a
| bull movement had been lnaugurated which
| carried everything before 1t, ana produced
| something akin TO a panic among the small
! bear traders. The scramble to purchase
/ wheat became general, and the scene during
! the last hat hour of trading in the afternoon
| was unlike anything witnessed before III
! many months. The pit was GRO Wded with eX-
] cited men endeayoring TO cover trades on
IA
| vulsiOn for a prolonged bear market WAS so
| sudden and prOunced that 1t 0ccasiOned no
| alarm among many Of the bear traders, but
! when an advance of &c from inside figures had
! occurred and prices kept on moving upward.
| mauy Of them became frantic buyers. and
materially aided the feeling Of 0uOyancy. In
the afternoon July touched 771sc, an advance
of SIC from the lowest price OF the morning.
and closed for the day at 17%c. A decrease of
| nearly 100000 bushels in the visible supply
! was one OF the strong bun arguments, but the
advance was attributed 10 influences entirely
apart from tins feature of the market Corn
and oats improved slightly during the session,
but flushed easy. Pork and lard showed
slight Improvement
regular. June delivery 721SG7514c, July 1880
1910. Corn quiet; cash 345sc, June delivery
! 34IsGI3l4c. Oats easier; cash 26l5c, June
| delivery 281c. PrOyisIons-Aless pork easy
cash s. IS, June delivery So 224GS IS. Lard
| quie; but frmer; cash and June delivery
| S7l4 @5 90c. Short rib sides steadier: cash
! 25c. Boxed meats steady; dry sailed 5hOul j.
ders 3jc. Whisky steady AT 81 IA. sugar
easy: standard A Csc.
BALTIMORE, June 2, noon.-Flour steady
| bat quiet; Howard street and West
ern snpcrfne 50 50G3 co. extra So 1908 IS,
| familyS4 COCA IS; city mills superfne 81 80
| a. 90. extra So 25Qgi 00 city mills Rio brands
! 81 506e4 IS. Wheat Southern closed nOmInaliy
! steady; Western drmer, closing duh; South
| ern red S3C9S5c. amber S7CG90c; No. , West
ern winter red, July delivery S23FGS3Szc.
! Corn-SOu horn steady but quiet: Western
easier and dull; Southern, white 43gijc, yell
/ low 42CG45c.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.--Flour closed unchanged.
Wheat strong and higher; No red, caeh
| 7G &C. June delivery 743zG75Ac. Corn steady
| but dull: No. mixed. cash 303s(d3lc, june
! delivery 3034GD301Sc. Oats extremely duh,
No. 2mlxed. cash 2jl201265zc. Whisky 81 no.
| Provisions steady: Pork 81 80. Lard 70d
15c. BIk meats steady; boxed lots long
| clear SOC, short rib zoe, shOrt clear Doc
| Bacon firm; long clear S5tG5 SIZE, short
| clear g lOlG6 PIC.
CINCIHNATI. June 2.-FlOur firm. Wheat
stronger; No. 2 red, 16G1Sc. Corn in hight
demand; No. . mixed, 35033c. Oats firm
No. mixed, 29930c. PrOylslons-POrk steady
mess 81 lz15. Lard in lair demand at 65c.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 25c. Bacon
! steady: shoulders 4 Toe. short rib &C. short
clear 6 l5c. Whisky steady a. 81 10. Sugar
! unchanged: New Orleans SIC. Hogs Wcak
common and light SO 35(@i o..
LOUISVILLE. June TRAN dull. Wheat.
| NJ. red nominal at SOC. Corn. No. 2 ma Xrd
/ 58c, new mixed nominal at 30 gc. Oats. No.
/ mixed 32c. Provisions quiet anu unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June z.-Conoe steady, Rio,
/ common 10 PRIME 00lOMc. Go tom seed oil
| active and higher; prime crude. 23c. sugar
| aull: Louisiana open kettle. strictly prime y
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