The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-30

safes 10 splnnefS l,5i3 baleS stock l70,SS bales
GALVESTON, june 29.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l-l6c.
/ NoRFoLK June ao.-Cotton steady; middlng
10 l-l6c,h ,F'
BALriaonrt Jtlae, ss. ~ Cotton quiet; middlinr
10Ac '0it Uufwo nt
,BosroN June ao.--cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding l0Asc. al
wILMiScroN, June 2s-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9lec.
PHIApELrHrA. June 99.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0asc,
NEw oRLEANs, June 29.-Cotton duh but
easy; middling CSC.
MOBILE, June -Cotton-Nothng doing;
middling 9Asc
MEMPHIS, June 2s.-Cotton quiet; middling
9Ac
iuousrA, June G9.-Cotton firm; middling
97sc.
CHARLESTON. June es-Cotton quiet middling
9a4c
MONTGOMERY. June e9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 99sc
COLUMBUS. June 29.-Cotton quiet; middlng
9Ac.
NASHVILLE, June e9.--Cotton quiet but steady;
middling alac.
SELMA, June 2a--C Cotton steady; middling 9sSc
ROME, June 20-Cotton quiet; middling
Q 9-l6c.
ATLANTA. June 20.-Cotton- Middling 95sc.
New YORK, June Consolidated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports to-day $3.50 bales;
exports, to the continent 20S7 bales; stock at all
American ports p77, i02 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June 90, noon.-Wheat firm;
holders offer moderately; receipts of wheat for
the past six days 20S 900 centals of which 40 0o0
were American. Corn duh; demand poor; re-
| cepts of American corn for the past three days
were IL 800 centals.
NEW YoRK. June 90 noon.-Fiour quiet
but steady. Wheat higher. Corn lower. Pork
dull mess S15 000l5 % Lard weak at IS 45.
Freghts dull.
800 p. m-Flour,. Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat moderately active and A@l6c higher,
fNlA AtNRar y A.alt.H
67SSc; July delivery S634DS5Nsc. Corn in fair
demand and steady; futures more active; No. ,,
July delivery 53l666ic; August 81 II 160554c.
Oats dull closing 1sc decline; No ., spot 800
a5I9e. Hops duh Eoffee, fair Rio on spot duh
aud nominal; options quiet, July closing 10
points up, August unchanged, other months 10
oils points down. Sugar firm; fair refining
434c refined firm. Molasses firm. Petroleum
firm; refined 7Isc at three ports Cotton seed
oil dull. Tallow quiet Hides dull. Wool quiet
Pork quiet and steady Beef quiet and UNI
changed. Beef hams steady, Tierced beef
dull. Cut meats dull and unchanged. Mddles
nominal. Lard duh; Western steam s. i71s
July delivery So 3lQ9s 4O Frelghts quiet.
corner in June coffee was sprung upon tho
speculative market this morning. When opera
tors having June coffee to deliver attempted to
buy it, they found that it was all held by s.
Gruner & Co. and Crossman Bros who repre-
sent the bull clique In the first hour of bust
ness the price advanced 5l4c q pound opening
with sale at 1880, and advanced to he ON first
call on sales of 1850 bags, After call, IL rose
lie at one time until noon, when iSc was bd,and
no coffee found for sale. In the afternoon
the selling price was fixed by brokers for bull
houses, making transactions at 2lc and 81 05c
per pound an advance of % points since the
opening. Brokers claim that the short interest
is very small
CulcAao june 29.--There were bull argu-
ments on Change to-day In wheat, but local
selling early caused prices to sag little and
the attitude OF. the big traders not only pre-
vented an advance, but also established a net
dapracqipn of nhOnf bnlf q HacaIca IF
the slowness with which exporters orders were
filed late yesterday, there was quite bullish
feeling at New York early, and prices there adj
vanced nearly one cent, but Chicago orders
were to sell, and the early advance was lost be-
fore noon. The export cearances of wheat at
New York were 81 400 bushels Cables were
firm, and prices for American wheat were
tending upward on the other side Certain
houses here were credited with selling heavily
with the view of breaking the market. But for
the odds against them the crowd would have
bulled wheat on the general situation. Corn
was weak early, because the receipts exceeded
the estimate, and reached 23B cars, with 1853
cars on No grade. There was a much better
business than Indicated by the narrow range of
prices. There was no ralding. The lowest
point of the day was but sc below the close
last night This was touched near the opening
Later In ting session there was good general
buying, and prices at one time were but 4c I'M
der last nights The estimate for Saturday
was 176 cars. The out inspection was a source
of strength, aggregating 6620O0 bushels. Ship
pers was also in search of vessel room to day,
and paid l26c for what room they secured
There was a new decline in the afternoon, how
ever, aud July closed hGD9sc under last night
Oats were dull and easy, near futures particu-
larry so. July declined 9sc, closing at the
lowest figures Of the day. Provisions were mode
ratey active only. Receipts of hogs we're large
and prices a shade lower. Offerings of the
cured product were quite free and the demand
light and chiefly from shorts. weak feeling
developed, aud prices averaged lower, and al
O'Clock lard and short ribs were NC below yes
terday's last sales while pork was off 2I&c. 10
was estimated that the stocks on July 1 will
show a large gain over those Of June l, and on
the afternoon board there was further decline
Of 216c in lard. short ribs and pork as we'll the
final figures of August being S13 62I5 for pork
IS l7lS for lard, and 81 80 for short ribs.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady Wheat--No. 2 spring 79lElD7931c; No Q
red sic. Oorn-No. 2, 4734c. Oats-No. T. 311hc
Mess pork, per barrel, Sl3 55Qbl3 80. Lard at
SBO7I1Gt8 10. Short rib Sides loose 81 45 Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed S6 0006 70. Short clear
sides boxed 81 950S co. Whisky 81 20.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing