The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-02
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, JUNE ,. 1883.

sellers; July and August 25-6id, BUYERS; Au-
gust and September 2L6id. buyers; Septern-
Der and October l5-64d, sellers; October and
November 1064d. sellers; November aud De-
cember sod, buyers; December and January
Sod, buyers; September 24-64d. buyers. Flu
lures steady.
4 p. MIXTURES: Uplands low midiling
clause, June delivery p Gid. sellers; June and
July 3-64d, sellers; July and August 25-64d
buyers; August and September "a 64d sellers;
September and October 5 15-6Jd sellers; Oc.
tober and November 5 l0-6id BUYERS Novem-
Der and December S-64d, buyers December
and January sod buyers September 2l-6ld
buyers. Market closed quiet.
New YoRX, June /, noon.-Cottou quiet and
Irul; middhng uplands loo, mlddling Orleans
1OeSc sales 81 bales.
Futures-Market opened dull, with sales as
follows June delivery 9Sc July 10 0ec; Au
gust 10 l0c; September 10c October 45c; No
vemher 3sc.
500 D. m.-Market closed firm; middling
uplands loc, mddlng Orleans lose; sales to-
day al bales; net receipts - bales gross 536
bales.
Futures Market closed dull, with sales Of
2S,SoO bales, as follows: June delivery rs
90 96c, July 10 0?010 03c August 10 1O0
10 lie, September 66c, November Q 376D9 3Sc,
December Ssd9 SOC. January 1900 47c, Feb
ruary 5iO9 55c, March 500 63c, April roo
1lc, May 1S61g 7gc
MesSrs. Hubbard. Price & Co. s cotton circu-
Jar says: 1t has been nominal market. with
prices after the opening at last nights figures
gaining point and closing at yesterday prices
y
buying orders continue to come IN and some
local shorts are preparing to wind up deals for
the balance of the week. Large operators APP
pear to be taking matters quietly and affording
no guide, while the general trade stands off
perpleXed between the daily growing strength
or the statistical situation and the indifference
and apparently easy feeling abroad. Interior
movements indicate shipments from planta-
lions of 10000 bales"
Weekly net receipts at New York o7O
bales, gross 9.92S; exports, to Great Britain
70 H.
5,993; forwarded 676 bales; sales s57l bales
sales to spinners 3,33S bales; stock $780, 37 bales
GALVESTON, june 1.-Cotton quiet; mddling
Q 9-l6c.
NORFOLK, June Cotton steady; middling
9&c,
BALTIMORE, June Cotton quiet; middling
10c
BosToN. June Cotton quiet; middling 1OIkc.
WILMINGTON, June Lotion quiet; mid
ding 9s4c.
PmLADELPHIA, June 1.-Cotton dull; middling
10Ac.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91Sc.
MOBILE, June Cotton quiet; middling
MEMPHIS June 1.-Cotton easy; middling
9-!6c.
AUGUSTA, June Cotton quiet; middling
| 95sc,
CHARLESTON, June Cotton quiet; middling
MONTGOMERY, June 1.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 914c.
COLUMBUS, June 1.-Cotton quiet; middllng
91sc.
NASHVILLE, June Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 0lSc.
SELMA, June 1.-Cotton steady; middling 9ssc.
ROME. June Lection quiet; middling 9 71Oc.
New YORK, June l.-Consolidated net re-
celDts for all cotton ports to-day 3,lt9 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4,045 bales to the
continent 1000; stock at all American ports
38S066 bales.
PRovIsIoSs. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June I, noon-wheat fat de-
| mand poor; holders offer freely; receipts of
wheat for the past three days 900 centas, of
which $1,000 were American. Corn weak; de-
mand poor; receipts OF American corn for the
past three days were 71,lO0 centals.
New York, June /, noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn better Pork
firm; mess S15 25415 So Lard steady at s. 6216
Freights steady. Old mess pork $l4 00014 so.
500 p. m.-Wheat weak; options unsettled;
No. red June delivery 0l9917sc; July 1890
923lc. Corn firm; No. 2, june delivery 6l3s0
621sc; July delivery 6l3sd0O3c. Oats 4@16c
higher and more active; No ,, June delivery
Hops in light request. Coffee, spot fair Rio
firm at 1870; options 250135 points higher but
| quiet; No. Rio, June delivery ID 2jG114 60c;
July delivery 10 302l3 Csc August delivery IL As
| quoted at 434c refined firnl-C 5I8c, extra G
| 55s1534c, white extra c 53kc, off A 6961sc
mould A &c, standard A 6]}c, confectioners A
69sc, cut loaf and crushed SC, powdered &c,
| granulated 634G6 16c, cubes &c Molasses
steady; 50-test 1880. Petroleum steady; refined
| 71Ic at all ports Tallow steady. Cotton seed
| oil at 4l1ac for crude and 46147c for refined.
| Hides steady Wool quiet and easy; domestic
| fleece 20Q36c,s pulled loose, Texas 12G5l9
| Pork less actke but very steady. Beef duh.
| Beef hams dull Tierced beef dull Cut meats
steady Middes dull. Lard opened weak, later
| advanced bar points, and closed firm with quiet
| trade; Western steam, on spot So 671s; june de-
| livery IS 90; July delivery s. 56G1S 6l Freights
| dull; cotton sod, grain 115d.
| CHICAGO June There was a more satisfied
| feeling on Change after the delivery hour this
| morning Grain and provisions that went round
was estimated at 500 900 to 7b0 600 wheat 49, 900
| barrels pork and perhaps 10000 tierces of lard.
| Corn and oats were generally held, and that
| gave a firmer feeling. There such good
| buying in wheat that shortly after noon July.
| which had opened SIC higher, sold &c abovefhe
| opening The Prtce Current estimates the
| crop at IS 900 600 July opened at 851ac, touched
| $3.50 sold up to S6lGc and S65sc, reacted to
| S6I6c and closed at 86lsc. Good business was
| done in corn. July opened at 55c, advanced to
| 5614c, and closed at soc. Oats were steady and
| firm but the market was quiet. Provisions
| were dull, though rather strong. Pork weakened
| a little by the deliveries and oferingspf June,
| but lard and short ribs advanced slightly.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
| quiet; prices firm on winters, rather easier on
springs Wheat-No. spring SjM6o Sic; No 2
red S716c Corn No. 2, 55ssc. Oats--No. 2, "a
M3416c Mess pork per barrel. 2l3 30. Lard
al IS 40 Short rib sides, loose 81 47LfGl1 80.
Dry sailed shoulders, bozsd So 00Qj6 rs. Short
clear sides, boxed s. 0040s o.. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures RAM Il as follows:
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