The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-09

October and November 9-64d buyers; Novem.
Der and December 764d, buyers; December
ana January 7-64d, BUYERS; September 23-64d,
sellers. Market closed barely steady
NEW YORK, June s, noon.-Cotton firm;
middling upands loo, middIng Orleans 10Jsc;
sales 1870 bales
sales as follows: June delivery 9ic July 10 02c;
August 10 lie; September 66c: October Ale;
November SAC.
500 p. m.-Middlng uplands 10 1-16c, mid.
ding Orleans 10 3'l6c; sales to-day 1874 bales;
net receipts - bales, gross 1875 bales
futures-Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales Of q, 400 bales, as follows: June
delivery Q 97@9 Csc July 10 o50l0 06c August
10 1000 l5c, September 6569 Csc, October
1909 46c, November S6G19 &c, December
9 3I19 3sc. January 45Gl9 Acc, February $50
SIC, March 60@9 Gle.
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co.'S cotton ctrcu-
lar says; with Liverpool opening l-6id higher,
our market has been without much animation,
but pretty steady all day, slowly but steadily
advancing points, and closing we'll maintained
at the highest figures reached. The official
closing OF Liverpool, with the mornings ad.
vance partially lost, seemed to have no in
iuence on ours. certain demand here has
been waiting To absorb the supply and anxious
and nervous shorts We're eager buyers. The
weeks receipts at interior towns point to l. 100
bales. Stocks will show loss of 10000 bales
and shipments from plantations are estimated
at 100 bales -
Weekly net receipts at New York 573
bales, gross 1885, exports to Great Britain
efCSN
4,69l; forwarded 2,704 bales; sales 3.572 bales;
sales to spinuers 2402 bales; stock 1882 169 bales
GALVESTON, June S.-Cotton quiet; middling
9ssc.
NORFOLK, June s.-Cotton steady; middling
9S4c.
BALTIMORE, June s.-Cotton quiet mlddling
10c.
Boston, June s.-Cotton quiet; middling 1Olsc.
WILMINGTON, June S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 93sc.
PHILADELPHIA June S.-Cotton dull middling
10l4c.
New ORLEANS, June s.-Cotton Arm; mid
ding 99sc.
MOBILE. June s.-~cotton steady; middling
MEMPHIS, June s-Cotton quiet; middling
916c.
AUGUSTA, June s.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling $3.50
CHARLESTON, June s-Cotton quiet middling
Q ll-16c.
MoNraoMERy. June s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9Ac.
CoLuMoUs, June s.-Cotton quiet; middling
NASHVILLE, June s-Cotton steady; middlinG
9lSc
SELMA, June s.-Cotton steady; middling 93sc
ATLANTA. June S.-Cotton firm.
NEW YoRK, June S.-Consolidated net re-
oepts for all cotton ports to-day .. 822 bales;
exports, to Great Britain :, 200 bales, to the
continent -, to France 1892; stock at all
American ports 1884, l6 bales.
PRovIaIoNs. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June g. noon.-Nheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders offer freely; receipts of
wheat for the past three days $4,000 centals, OF
which 900 were American. Corn dull; de-
mand poor; new mixed Western As Cd; receipts
of American corn for the past three days were
80, 300 centals. Weather wet aud stormy:
NEW York, June s, noon,--Flour dull and
weak Wheat heavy and lower. Corn lower
Pork dull: mess Sl5 254l5 co. Lard dull at
s. S216. Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern quiet and I'M
changed Wheat-options dull aud featureess
L, an lower moderately
red, June delivery 9lhG9l1ac; July 926D9216c
Conceptions 140ssc lower; cash weaker; No
,, June delivery 5934c; July delivery $3.50
604c. Oats steady; options tribe lower; No
:, June delivery 1870 367sc; July delivery 1925
Ga37Mc; No. spot, 3T0D3i34c; mixed Western
33@40c Hops closed steady but quiet. Coffee
air Rio 1614c; options higher, closed barely
steady; No. Z Rio, June delivery 10 6OGe13 75c
July delivery II 55612 zoe. Sugar quiet but
steady; refped duh. Molasses dull; 5O' test
1870. Petroleum quiet; refined 714c at all
ports Tallow firm at 43l6c. Cotton seed oil
quiet for crude and refined. Hides steady but
quiet. Wool quiet and about steady. Pork
dull. Beef duh. Beef hams quiet Cut meats
firm; picked bellies, II and IL pounds, 7S4c.
Middles dull. Lard-Western steam, on spot
So 80 June delivery S. 15d.S 81; city steam
So Is. Freights closed dull; cotton 564d, grain
134d.
CHICAGO, June Sat the opening on Change
to-day prices for cereals and hog products ruled
slightly lower In wheat the decline was but
1Ac on first quotations. and liberal buying by
soon put the price up 14c, or slightly over last
nights figures. When the advance stopped the
crowd was afraid to stand, and they ran from
wheat and let July down from SS9Sc to S45sc
After gradual rally of a few points rIlnor
from New York on crop figures sent July up to
S531c a few minutes later. Washington advCes
of an alleged reliable nature stated that the
government figures would show a slight i'm
provement. On this the price went straight
back to S5Llc, when it closed. Corn was the
weakest cereal on the floor and no doubt helped
to decline prices in other pits. The prime
reasons for sofJening were very large receipts,
big estimate for Saturday, and very fine
weather Oats were rather quiet and prices
about 11c lower. Provisions were dull, very
lit'la Interest being manifested in the market
No 2 spring S416Gts516c; No 2 red 853lc. Corn
No. g. 52Ibc. Oats-No. 2, 33o. Mess pork
per barrel, Sl3 95@l4 90. Lard 81 S. Short rib
So O006 rs. Short clear sides. boxed s. 100
8 To- Whisky 81 70.
Leading futures ranged as follows: