Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

the tendency is in favor OF buyers. Export
yarn Is nat. and tQe outlook depressing. Spin
ners are disposed to reduce production or
neglected"
LIVERPOOL, June o. noon.-Cotton- steady
and in fair demand; mld,iiing upiands sad :
mlddllng Orleans 53-l6d; safes 10000 bales,
Ior speculation and export 1000; receipts
l2.oO0 bates-American IL 600.
Futuree; Uplauds, low nlddtina clause.
June and july delivery, 5 4-6i015 5-64d; July
and August, 5-64d: Augustus and September,
66-6ad; September and October, 53-6id; Sep
TENDER, 6-64d. Market steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-dav's clear
-lngs amounted to l., 200 bales new docket and
600 bales ord.
300 p. m.-The sales TO- day included 1900
bales Of American.
Futures: UDlands. low mid Hing CLAUSE,
June delivery, 5~64d, sellers; June and July,
5-6Ad, sellers; July and August, 5-64d, buy
ers; August and September. 5 6-64d, buyers:
September and October. 5 8-64d, value; Oc-
tober and November. 3-64d, buyeres No
Vembef and December, 62-64d, buyers; De-
cember and January, 462 BAD, buyers; Sep
steady.
4:O0p. m.-Futures: hollands. low mlddhng
clause. June delivery, 5-64d, sellers: June
and July. . S-64d, sellers; July and August,
5 S-9ad, buyers; August and Septem Der,
3-64d. sellers; October and HovembeTs
4 6S-64d, value; November and December,
62-54d, buyers December and January,
Market closed quiet.
NEW YORK, June 9, noop.-Cotton easy;
muuilng nptands, SIC; mlddlmg Orleans,
9 l6c: sales lO4 bales
Fut1res: Market quiet and stesdv. withsafes
as follows: June delivery, l0cs Jniy- l9c;
August, 9S2c; September, 8 l7G; October.
8 04c; November. 8 ole.
$500 p. m.-Market weak and lower TO sell !;
nt1ddftng uplands, SIC; middllng Orleans,
8 7-l6c; sales 27l bales: net receipts none,
gross 4.766 bales
Futures; Market closed duu and inactive.
with sales of "a. 100 bales. aafOlloWs: june de-
livery, 90S69 l0c; July, 20@9 2lc; August.
9 3lS9 SIC; September. 9 l70G9 lSc; October,
8 03@9 05c; Noveab Der. 90lt@9 02e; December,
9O3<G9 0ic; January, ll@9 lie; February,
941c
c. L. Green & CO.'s,report says: 'Tt was
simply nomlnally an unchanged market, only
one or two points fluctuations taking place,
with VarlatiOn OF no special significance.
Business outside of local scalplng was in fact
virtually suspended, with operators generally
laooring under much perpleXtty. The new
crop held up pretty well to-day in face Of
continued good weather reports, but drew no
special or direct demand In a quiet way
spots are offered with more freedom"
GALVESTON. June 9,-COEton nominal; mid
ding SIC. net receipts 81 bales. gross as;
sales Sbales; stock 1923 bales; exports, Goa ST.
wise ], 403 bales
NORFOLK. June 9.-COtton quiet; middiing
&c: net receipts 79S bales, gross 79S; stock H.
6I7 bales; sales 1853 bales; exports, ooastwise
699 bales.
BAIT MORE, unea-Cotton duh and nomi-
nal: mddling9S-l6c; netreceipts none, gross
22l bales; sales none; stock q, OF bales.
BOSTON, June 0.-COtton quiet; mfddling
$50; net recelpts4.O0 bales, gross 1869; sales
none; stock 6,Sle bales; exports, TO Great Bri-
tain 7SS bales.
WILMINGTON, June 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding sac; net receipts As bales, gross 4S; sales
none; stock 1881 bales.
PaILADRLPaIA, June 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9Nc; net receipts bales, gross 81;
stock 1898 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-COtton dniet: md
ding 8]sc; net receipts 662 Bales, gross l,O4e;
sales l, 90 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports,
cOastwise 2,S57 bales.
MOBILE, June 9.-Cotton quiet: middling
S3zc: net receipts SO bales, gross g.; sales
leo bales; stock l5,4I3 bales; exports, coast
wise so bales.
MEMfHIs, June 9.--Cutton steady; middling
S7sc; receipts 81 baSes: shipments l,34 bales;
safes 800 bales; stock 35,967 bales.
AUGUSTA, June s.-CottOn quiet; m1ddling
$50; receipts AZ bales: sales 40 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 9.-CettOn unchanged;
midding Sc; net receipts Ill bales, gross Ill;
sales none; stock l2,4lS bales.
ATLANTA, June 9.-CottoR-midd4Ing $40;
receipts IS bales.
NEW YORK. June 9.-Consolidated net re-
eeipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 6,305 babes;
exports, to Great Britain 1888 bales; stock
at all American ports 49O, 100.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, june 9, noon-wheat dun; de
maRd poor; holders offer freely; California
No. !. Is led@7s ld; red Western winter, 6s
1Oi67s. Corn steady, with fair demand.
NEW YORK, June 9, nOon.-Elour duh and
heavy. Wheat 49kc lower. Corn 1sg14c
lower. Pork steady mess, SO 25g9 90. Lard
weak at 271%c. Fret ghts steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern closed steady
Wheat declined lQg2c; No. red, june delly
cry S3l 49S47sc, July 8S56GS514c. Corn shade
easier; No. ,, June delivery nominal, July
AA3LMli5Lp- 2
delivery 34C93454c. Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee, tair Rio, on spot, dun at s1sc. Sugar
steady. MOlasses quiet but steady. Cotton
seed oil 25lG27c for crude; BIC for refined.
HIDES quiet; New Orleans 9%0i0c; TeXas
loBl0hc. Wool 6rm domestic fleece 27Q9S6c;
Texas 9p22c. Pork steady. Middles firm;
steam. on spot SIC, July delivery &c.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton lf-64d,
wheat sd.
CHICAGO. June 9.-The bull feeling IN wheat
appeared to depart entirely from 1t to-day;
starting at 1870 for July, the price dropped
to &c, rose TO 1910 on good buying, and then,
under a deluge of selling orders. broke of to
T5LSc, and closed there at / O'Clock; in the
afternoon the weakness continued, and July
touched 74l5c, or full decline Of &c from the
top figures Of two days ago. the feeling at
times was exceedingly panlcky, aud devel
oped the fact that q large number of people
had large lines of wheat purchased ON the re-
cent bulge who were compelled to throw
them overheard, materially assisting in the
decline. the amount OF wheat on ocean pass
age disclosed an increase or 3,250,000 bushels,
which caused a weak feeling at the outset,
but the course OF values appeared to be gov
erned solely by movements of some OF the
large local traders, whose offerings during
the day were almost unprecedentedly large;
at the close OF the Official trading in the after
noon July was quoted az 1870. Other mar
kets sympathized with wheat, and all showed
a decline, but not to the same extent.
Flour easier; Southern, winter wheat 81 25
GA 90 Wheat excited and lower; regular,
June delivery 49, sl175c, July 75C9765zc; No. 3
spring 7314CG735sc. Corn A(G3sc lower: cash
0r36 s-l6c. Oats opened irmer. receded and
closed generally lower; cash 27AGD2Sc, June
delivery 27skCG2Sc, July 271sG2s9sc. Provisions
Mess pork opened l0c lower, closed quiet;
cash IS IS, July delivery SS 75(DS s715, August
IS S3l50DS s714. Lard 2IG15 points lower; cash
6 056l6 071Sc, July delivery 9 1905 l2l%c. short
rib sides steady: cash 547lzc. Boxed meats
steady: dry sailed shoulders 1904 sec, shOtr
clear sides 75@j soc. Whisky steady at 81 IA.
Sugar unchanged; standard A &C.
BALTIMORE, June 9, nOOn.-FlOur steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
ern superfine 81 50Cg3 90. extra So l0l08 ss
familYsf 00Cta 70; city mills superdnc ~ so
% 90, extra So 25l9i co.: city mills Rio brands
"a jel0E -. Wheat-S )uthern quiet but steady;
Western lower, closing duh; Southern. req
S3(G8jc. amber S70900c; No. 2 W estern winter
red, on spot Sic asked. COrn-SOu hcrn
steady: Western steady and duh; Southern,
white 46lGi5c, yellow 40lg48l9c.
81. LOUIS, June 9.--Flour quiet aud easy
Wheat active and sharply lower; No. 2 red,
caih nominal at 18O1G1Sc, July delivery 49, IA
cash size. June delivery 8l3{c. Oats very
midland weak. No. , mixed ggah Jfn .fuiv