The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-16

3 26-o4d, sellers: August and September 25-64d
| value; September and October i5-64d BUYERS:
October and November l1-6Ad, sellers; Novem-
Der and December 5 9-64d, buyers; December
ana January 964d, value; September 5 25-64d,
value Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, June 10, noon.-Cotton firm;
middnng uprands lose. midding Orleans 10l4c;
sales 40 bales.
Fatures-Market opened steady with sales as
| follows: June delivery 10 0Oc; July 10 O6c;
August 10 l5c; September CSC; October 47c;
| November soc
500 p. motion firm; middling uplands
i0Isc, mddling Orleans l0I4c; sales to-day 800
bales; net receipts -- bales, gross 12217 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady with
sales of 35, 400 bales as follows: June delivery
| 10 06Ql0 07c, July 10 l00l0 lie, August 10 IS
| % 40 lsc, September 100 re, October 9 80
! @g Ole; November t1@9 acc, December 400
9 4sc: January 8 1909 soc, February 57A9 5Sc,
| Q sec.
Messrs Hubbard. Price & 90 s cotton circu-
| lar says; "A light movement, mostly local, has
again characterized the market for contracts.
ana there did not appear to be any special feat
| ure TO trading during the greater portion of the
! day. Liverpool opened 164d lower for arrivals
and our market responded with decline of 20
| points, with no great buying power. The re
| port of the German emperor's death, known be-
| fore the opening did not seem to have any
great effect. The official close of the Liverpool
| market, with the tone very steady and arrivals
| point higher. led to recovering by our local
| shorts with the effect of prices up somewhat
| shipments from plantations are estimated at
year"
Weekly net receipts at New York 5S2
bales, gross 150S2; exports, to Great Britain
| 9,O41 bales, to France 1906, to tho continent
| 1898; forwarded 2,6l5 bales; sales 7.179 bales;
sales to spinners 6i2 bales; stock 175 7S6 bales.
GALVESTON June l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
99sc.
NORFOLK, June 15,-Cotton steady; middling
| 95sc.
BALTIMORE June 15.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1O1sc
| Boston, June 15.-Cotton quiet; middling 101lc
| WILMINGTON, June l5.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 916c.
| PHILADELPH1A. June 15.-Cotton dull; middling
| 104c.
New ORLEANS, June 1S.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 7-16c
MOBILE, June 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
MEMPHIS, June 15.-Cotton steady; middling
AUGUSTA, June 15-Cotton steady; middllng
| 96Sc.
CHARLESTON, June 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
MONTGOMERY. June 15.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 914c.
COLUMBUS, June 15.-Cotton quiet middling
NASHVILLE, June 15.-Cotton steady; middling
| 9ISc.
SELMA, June 15.-Cotton steady; middling s9sc.
ROME, June l5-Cotton steady; middling
97-16c.
New YoRK, June 15.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1897 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 10 bales, to the
continent 1857; stock at all American ports
| 325, 2SS bales.
PROVISIONS. oRooERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June IS, noon.-wheat dull; de-
mand poor holders offer freely; receipts OF
wheat for the past three days 343, 900 centals, of
which $4,000 were American. Corn dull; de
| mand poor; receipts of American corn for the
past three days were A. 900 centalS Weather
| cloudy, with light rain.
NEW YORK, June Is, noon.-Flour dull and
| declining. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork firm;
mess S15 25Ge15 50. Lard weaker at IS 7216.
| FreiRhts steady.
500 p. m-Flour Southern quiet and easy
| Wheat-optons closed weak at bottom; No
red, June delivery S909Ol6c, July delivery s91S
Gl91c. Conceptions steady; cash 13GDlc lower;
No. 2, July delivery 5734@S5s94c, August delivery
| 5s56G15934c. Oats 14Gl1ec lower and heavy; No.
2, July delivery 3714037Isc. Hops quiet but
| firm Coffee, fair Rio on spot dull at l64c;
| options heavy and lower closing steady; No
| Rio, June delivery 12 600l2 Soc; July delivery
| II 15611l BIC. Sugar firm but quiet; molasses
| grades 4lt44sc; refined steady Molasses dull.
Cotton seed oil steady and unchanged at 42c for
| crude; 47c for refined. Hides in slow demand
| Wool in light request. Pork dun and more or
/ less nominal. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut
| meats steady. Middles dull. Lard-Western
steam, S. IS; June delivery S. 690S ". Freights
| steady.
| CHICAGO, June 15.-The death of the German
| Emperor had no apparent effect on The markets
| on Change to-day. Everything from wheat to
| short ribs opened under the closing prices last
| night and quotations were all on the decline
| scale from the opening Two of the leading
| operators started a raid in wheat. which forced
| a large number of small holders to dump their
| property overheard. AS nearly all Of the
| scalpers have been buying, there was plenty Of
| wheat for sale The hot weather turned many
weak llneed bulls into enthusiastic bears, and it
| was of course an impOssbility for the market
| to stand up under the load put upon it, few
| consignments of new grain from Texas also had
| a weakening effect. Corn was largely Influenced
| by wheat. The decline in wheat and heavy
offerings of corn broke prices early, but later in
| the day there was a reaction due TO shorts.
| Receipts were 80 cars less than expected, and
| estimates for tomorrow are placed at 529 cars.
| Oats we're also depressed, fine weather and
| sympathy with the weakness in corn being
| given as the largest influences. Provisions
| were traded in only moderately. Interest in the
| market was spasmodic. AT the opening there
were numerous small country lots Of pork
| offered The undertone unquestionably
| bearish and on the whole list of speculative
| articles prices ranged slightly below yester-
DAVIS closing. During the last hour pork rallied
| a little from the outside figures of the sessions
Lard did not sell very freely, but fair business
was done at times in ribs.
| Cashquotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat-No. 2 spring SEQ
! S2LSc; No 2 red SIC. Corn-No. g size. Oats
| No 2, 3216c. Mess pork, per barrel S13 55
| Lard S. 40. Short rib sides, loose 81 49, Dry
salted shoulders, boxed 81 OJa' . 49, Short clear
| sides. boxed s. 00Q5 %. @nisky 81 20
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing.