The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-14

speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
1000 bales-American 800.
utures-Upauds, low middling clause,
June delivery 25-64d June and July 2S-64d;
July and August 25-64d; August and Septem-
Der 24-64; September and October l4-64d.
Market steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
| amounted to 700 bales new docketS.
2p m.-Sales of tho day included s, 100 bales
OF American
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, June
delivery 25-64d, buyers; June and July de-
livery 2S-64d, buyers; July and August 25-64d,
value; August and September 24-64d, buy
| ers; September and October 14-64d, buyers;
October and November 10-64d. value; Novem-
Der and December S-6+d, buyers; December
and January s-64d buyers September 24-o4d'
buyers. Market quiet but steady
p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low uiddling
clause, June delivery 8 2564d, value; June and
July delivery 25-o4d, sellers; July and August
| 2h-o4d, sellers; August and September 24-64d,
buyers; September and October l4-64d, buyers;
October and November l0-6id, buyers Novem-
Der and December 8 sod, buyers; December
and January S-64d, buyers; September 64d,
buyers. Market closed quiet but steady.
MANCHESTER. June 13.-The Guardian says:
The market has strong appearance. Sellers
have occasionally attempted fruitlessly to raise
prices, though, where sales were effected, they
were at Fridays full rates. The market is de-
cldedly quiet as far as actual transactions are
concerned. Sellers and buyers report an eX-
ceedingly light business for Tuesday There is a
| talr demand in several departments, but the
| prices offered are often much below regular
rates: Apparently the strong position of cot
ton has inspired producers with sense OF
| danger in entering into contracts on the basis
| OF present narrow margins, especially in cloth
| departments, and they therefore are not dis
| posed to accept low offers when there is pros
| pact for better terms. There is moderate in
quiry for India and China staples, but it is
| largely impracticable. Business for smaller
| foreign markets is small. The export yarn de
| partments are inactive but steady. Some sales
a fnr 81 rAnnrt4AI
prices. Little has been done for China and the
continent. Home manufacturers have bought
| sparingly. Business in the cloth departments
| has been light. India and China shlrtlngs are
| steady and fairly well engaged, Producers Of
| fine and fancy goods anxious for fresh or
| ders. Printing cloths are dull. Production is
| slowly leSsening i'll some directions. Other
| finishing cloths are quiet, with moderate de-
mand Heavy goods are firm. Sales are
| light"
NEW YoRK, June 10. noon.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands 101sc, middling Orlesns 1910;
sales 622 bales
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows June delivery 10 Ole; July 10 07c;
August 10 15c; September soc; October 45c;
November 36c
500 D. m.-Cotton steady; middling uplands
l01sc, middling Orleans 1OAc; sales to-day S,sSl
bales, including 1851 bales to spinners; net re-
ceipts 405 bales, gross 2, SOB bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady.
with sales of 1900 bales, as follows: June
delivery 10 0OQ10 Ole. July 10 060l0 01c Au-
gust III l3GDlO lac, september y ooQn9 O(ct OcUo-
Der 46Gb9 47c, November 37@9 9Sc, December
| 9 5000 SOC. January $500 Acc, February
| 5000 64c, March 6l4s &c, April 8 69G9 zoe,
MAY 9 77@19 7sc.
Messrs. Hubbard. Price & 90. S cotton circu-
| lar says: I'm consequence of lower Liverpool
prices our market opened one point below last
night. The Offering was free, partly as an effort
| to further weaken the market, and partly to
realize on long cotton. After declining three
points the supply was taken up with freedom,
and the demand finally overlapped offerings
| and a small reaction followed, on which there
| was recovery of two points. The position APP
peared to show pretty good wedding out of
| tired long interest, but the main feature has
| been the reappearance of American spinners
| who bought 8, 131 bales since last night These
free sales naturally checked the decline as they
became known. Exporters also bought a small
| line of 200 bales. The demand is principally for
| the better, and is rapidly reducing the balance
| of our stock here to less desirable cOttonS'
| GALVESTON June 13.-Cotton. steady; middling
S8Sc; net receipts 81 bales gross 81; sales 69
bales; stock 5,526 bales; exports, coastwse 100
| bales.
| NORFOLK, June 13-Cotton steady: middling
| 97sc; net receipts 307 bales, gross 307; sales
% bales; stock IL, 90S bales; exports, coastwiss
| l12 bales.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-Cotton stetdy; middling
| 1016c; net receipts - bales, gross 5; sales
none to spnners 200 bales; stock 1921 bales.
| Boston, June 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10Ac; net receipts 1872 bales, gross ,4S3 sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
| 1929 bales
| WILMINGTON, June 13.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 9ssc; net receipts 40 bales gross 49, sales
| none stock 1853 bales
PHILADELPHIA, june 13-Cotton dull; middling
| 10Ac; net receipts q bales, gross q; stock
/ Is, 227 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, June 13-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 0 716c; net receipts 1873 bales gross 1853;
sales $3.50 bales; stock s4,764 bales; exports,
| coastwse Z, 400 bales.
MOBILE, June 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
| csc; net receipts 70 bales, gross 70; sales 100
bales; stock 1852 bales; exports. coastwise Sl5
| bales.
MEMPHIS, June 13.-Cotton steady; mlddling
| elkc; receipts 81 bales; shipments $50 bales;
| sales $50 bales; stock 23.002 bales
| AUGUSTA, June 13.-Cotton steady; middling
| 99Sc; receipts bales; sales 375 bales.
| CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton quiet: middling
11-16c; net receipts 465 bales, gross 465; sales
| none; stock 4S3 bales; exports, coastwise 1903
bales.
ATLANTA, June 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9l3c; receipts SO bales.
| NEv YoRK. June 13-Consolidated net re.
| oeipts for all cotton ports to-day 2,115 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 1887 bales, to the
| continent 533; stock at all American ports
| 337 1893 bales.
PRovrsroNs. eRooERIEs. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL June 10, noon-Wheat firm; de-
1 mand improving; holders offer moderately. Corn
| steady; demand fair.
| NKw YORK, June 49, noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat better. Corn higher. Pork quiet
| but steady; mess Sl5 25G115 SO. Lard dull at
| So TN Freights quiet but firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern steady. Wheat
options little irregular; spot quiet and gen
/ orally steady; No red July delivery 91A01
| 917kc; August 921s 192s4c. Conceptions closed
| steady 3sG11sc aoove the bottom; cash firm but
| quiet; No 2, June delivery 5a11@y5S14c; July
| delivery 59M60c. Oats steady; No ?, June de-
| livery nominal at 371kc; July delivery 1880
| 37S4c; No. 2 spot 97GD3716c. Hops quiet and
| unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio on spot dull and
| nominal at t5c; options 15@25 points lower and
| fairly actiYe; No. Rio, June delivery 10 300
| IL soc; July delivery 10 95@t1l 10c. Sugars dull
and unchanged; refined steady, with demand
| fair. Molasses dull. Petroleum steady; refined
| nc at all ports. Tallow firm but quiet. Cot
| ton seed oil quiet. Hides quiet and unchanged.
| Wool quiet and heavy; domestic fleece 2O936c,
| pulled l6l127c, Texas 100 9c. Pork weak and
| dull Beef dull. Cut meats dull. Middles nom
| inal Lard exceedingly dull; Western steam,
on spot sS 70. June delivery So 69GS 70.
| Freghts steady.
| CHICAGO, June 13.-There was considerable
| weakness shown on Change early to-day. The
| markets were unsettled and the news was Of a
| conflicting character. The pits we're without
| leaders, especially on the bull side, and with
| the crowd afraid to short markets and not
enough bull news for good buying, there was
| nervousness all round. Wheat.was first steady,
| then weak, and then strong, and toward noon
| weakened the second time without much sign
| of another rally. Among the bullish Influences
| were reports from France and Italy that the