The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-15
orleans llasc; net receipts none. gross lss

leans itSSci net receipts none, gross 100
Fatures-The market closed steady, with sales
OF o<,SjJ bales. as follows: Jun delivery 10 -
Dlu 4Sc july 10 46 0l0 47c. August 10 527lI0 55c
,S5spteinosc delivery 10 1000 lie. October de
livery SSs99 6Sc, November 9 81 ~ sc. De-
cenoer delivery 81 40 Sc. January delivery
sO09 Sic, February delivery9 9Sc9 99c. March
delivery 10 o5gbl0 O7c, Az ri delivery 10 I40
] ~ l9c Nay delivery 10 2iGl0 zee.
Weekly net receiDts at New York 10
oales, gross 1855; exports, 20 Great Britain
49, oaieS, TO the continent 1874. f0rwa ded
- oaeS, sa.es f,Ssl b1les, 10 spinners 4l6l
oSIes; stock $4,000 bales.
Inc cotton review OF the sun saws: Futures
ueSlLed Sharply under weak Liverpool market
ana continued favorable crop accounts, aud il
/ was not until August struck 10 soc that the
/ downward course OF values was checked Then
/ some buying to cover caused a partial ad-
vance Later on the eocentricity of the New
Vrleans market seemed TO remind our operators
that We are cheaper than any other great
] market, aud bulls made a show of returning
| September"
GALVESTON, June i4-cotton steady; middling
I iO39c.
lie.
BALTIMORE, June i4.-cotton steady; middling
BosroN. June 14.-Cotton quiet and firm; mid
| ding l1A0IlSSc.
WILMINGTON, June 1L-Cotton quiet; middlius
PnLAnELPHIA, June faction firm; mid.
! ding 1850.
NEw ORLEANS June 1i.--Cotton steady; mid.
ding iO}sc.
MOBILE, June 14,-cotton quiet; middling
| 105sc. f'
memphis, June 1I.--Cotton quiet; middling
| 10 ll-16c.
AUGUSTA, June l4.-Cotton quiet; middling
l02Sc.
CHARLESTON, June 14-Cotton firm; middling
1890.
MONTGOMERY, June f4.-Cotton - Nothing
doing; mddng C
Macon-no quotations
1890. '''''-'e
NASHVILLE, June 14.-Cotton quiet; middling
| i03sc.
SELMA, June 14.-Cotton steady; middng l0c.
| 10isc.
ATLANTA. June 14.-Cottou closed easy; mid
ding l0esc; no receipts to-day.
NEW Y DIRK, June l4.-Consolidate1 net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 1,i6S bales; exports
70 Great Britain 41S3 bales, 10 the continent
SoS oales; STOCK az all American ports 23S.S53
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. Erc.
LIVERPOOL, Juns Il. noon.-wheat steady; de-
mand improving; holders offer sparngly; re-
celpts of wheat for the past three days amounted
to l24, 900 centals, of which none we're American
Corn steady; demand fair; receipts of American
corn Tor the past three days amounted to
| 1890 centals. Weather unsettled
NEW YORK, June H. noon.--Flour quiet and
| unchanged. Wheat active and higher Corn
| dull and weak. Pork quiet and steady. s13 1870
ID %; Lard quiet and weak at So 80. Freights
| steady.
500 p. m.--Flour, Southern closed firm
| and quiet Wheat 1Ac higher; No = red, SIC
in store; options closed l1s@1Mc higher than
| s3c; July delivery S31Sc, August delivery s3I6c
Corn irregular; No. 9, 4l6141lsc: options fira1-
June delivery 4l1@c, July delivery 4l15c, August
delivery 42c, September delivery 4.94c Oats
CfnadVs TnpA
July delivery CSC, August delivery 2SLSc; No 2
spot, CSC. Hops quiet and firm. Coffee-op-
tons irregular; June delivery 10 70D15 75c; Aii-
gust delivery 10 50016 00c; spot Rio depressed:
fair cargoes lie. Sugar-raw quiet; fair refin-
ing ll6c; centrifugals, 96-test, &c; refined &C
tive and tirm-C 714179sc, extra C 75s Q17zsc,
off 4 s 5-16@sS9c, mould 9Isc, confectioners
| A s5sc, cut loaf and crushed 916c, powdered
911c. granulated 91Sc,. cubes 9ssc. Molasses-
Foreign firm; New Orleans open KETTLE good to
fancy, quiet. Petroleum quiet and steady; re-
fined here So 90. Cotton seed oil quiet for crude
and for yellow. Hides closed quiet. Wool firm
pulled 23l3oc. Texas 146l2Sc. Pork quiet
Beef firm. Cut meats steady. Middles, short
clear So IS. Lard easy; Western steam IS 81
livery 96 49, Freights barely steady; cotton
3-32d, grain 2t6d
CHICAGO. June 14.-wheat was active and
higher on favorable weather reports In the
and closed 14c higher than yesterday; July
closed nc, August and September %[l1c and
December about 2sc higher. Corn was dull and
tiuctuated within 1sc range. Oats were slow
and shade stronger. Pork was active chiefly
on July and September. Prices declined $50
1716c. but rallied 7190l0c and closed steady
Lard was dull and easy, closing at a decline of
2l6Gl5c. Short ribs were active and 5a71%c
lower, closing quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
and 1Oc higher. Wheat-No spring 7sAc;
No. 2 red, 7S4c. Corn-No. =, 335zc Oats
No. 2, 2214c. Mess pork at 81 5031l S.
Lard at So IS. Short rib sides IS 7505 S.. Dry
sailed shoulders at S. 1906 25. Short clear
sides So 1906 25. Whisky at 81 0s.
Leading futures ranged as follows: