The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-22
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, JUNE p. 1882.

and January sl-e4d, sellers; September s6i-64d,
sellers Market closed quiet.
INV YORK. June p, nOon--Cotton quiet;
hiuclng uplands lie, middling orleans li14c;
sales to-day 2H bales.
| Futures-The market onened dull with
sales as follows: June delivery 10 s3c: July
| ~ 4oc; August delivery 10 SOC; September de-
livery 10 Zoe; October delivery SIC; November
| delivery 75c.
| sop m.-Cotton closed quiet; sales to-day
seS bales; middliag upiands lie; middling Or
leans II 4e: net receipts none. gross l4l bales.
futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 81, 500 bales, as follows: June de-
nvery 10 42GlO SIC, July delivery ID 42@l0 43c,
August delivery 10 476110 4Sc. September de-
livery 10 Osql0 10c October delivery 9 IS 90 Sc,
November delivery 50 e9 Sc. december de-
livery s46Sg Soc. January delivery 90 40 Ole
| February delivery 99sSl9 Csc March delivery
| ~ ooGlO O6c, Arril delivery 10 1910 lsc, May
delivery 10 2l6l0 PC.
| The cotton review Of the sun SAYS. Futures
| opened lower and further declined under the
| report from Liverpool that the market was
weaker than was generally expected, and the
/ weather reports, though mentioning heavy
rams IN Georgia, we're more satisfactory from
the southwest. But on the last turn the de-
mand 20 cover contracts, with some fresh buy
| ing Tor the rise, caused a partial recovery
| Cotton on spot was quieter and declined l-I6c"
| = weekly net receipts at New York %
| bales, gross 3,203; exports, TO Great Britain
s't sos bales, to France 81; to the continent
1
bales. sales TO spinners $50 bales; stock 169,O3
bales
GALVESTON, June ai.-Cotton quiet middling
NORFOLK, Dune al.-Cotton steady; middling
| lie.
BALTIMORE, June ei.-Cotton quiet but firm;
| middling 1lssc.
BosroS, june ELECTION quiet; middling IFS
! @llAc.
WILMINGTON, June si.-Cotton quiet; middling
loIsc.
PHILADELPHIA June 2i.-Cotton quiet; mid
New ORLEANS, June 21.-Cotton quiet; mid.
| ding 1880.
NOBLE, June ELECTION quiet; middling
| 1054c.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-Cotton quiet middllng
| 10 1l-l6c.
AUGUSTA. June s1.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 104c.
CHARLEsroN, June 2i.-Cotton nominal; mid.
| ding 105Sc.
MONTGOMERY. June 2t.-Cotton Nothing
doing middling C.
| Nacon-no quotations.
COLUMBUS, June 2l.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10Ssc.
NASHVILLE, June 21.-Cotton dull; middllng
105sc
SELMA. June 21.-Cotton steady; middling 9slc.
ROME, June ELECTION steady: middling
| 105kc.
New YORK, June 81. -Consolidate net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day PSF bales; exports
to Great Britain 1858 bales, to the continent
| 2S3 bales; stock at all American ports 215, 1872
| bales.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Juns 81. noou.-wheat firm; de-
| mand improving; holders offer moderately;
receipts of wheat for the past three days
| amounted to $4,000 centals of which ia 900
were American. Corn firm; demand fair; re-
| ceipts of American corn for the past three
days amounted to 9S.900 centals.
New YoRK, june 81, noon.-Flour active and
| stronger. Wheat active and higher Corn quiet
| but firmer. Pork dull but steady at Sl3 O0M
ID Is. Lard quiet but steady at Sc s096 sea.
| Freights strong.
800 p. m..5Flour, Southern firm. Wheat
dull; No. red sac in store options closed
irregular-No. red, June delivery s4I4c; July
delivery sac, August delivery s3ssc. Corn
iirmer; No. 2 4l4042c in elevator; options
August delivery 423sc. Oats firm; options
| eaSjer-June delivery gS9Sc, July delivery 2SlSc
August delivery 2sI6c Hops closed quiet but
steady. Cofee-options, July delivery ID IS
| ola Sc; August delivery Ia o50i5 10c Sugar
raw quiet; refined firm. Molasses-Ncw Or
leans open KETTLE good to fancy quiet. Petro-
leum quiet but steady; refined, here $500. Cot
ton seed oil quiet for crude and yellow. Hides
| closed quiet but steady. Wool firm domestic
fleece 32@3sc, pulled 23039c. Texas 14a28c.
Pork steady Beef quiet. Beef hams slow.
Tierced beef quiet Cut meats steady Middles
quiet; short clear So 35 Lana closed quiet:
Western steam So 80, city Sc so; options-July
| delivery So so, August delivery Sc 80, September
delivery So %. Freights steady.
L
| was done in wheat July opened Ac higher
eased off &c. then advanced sc, but later be-
| came weak declining Ac, and closed about the
| same as yesterday. August after advancing
| yesterday. December closed &c lower The
early strength was due to the report of con.
tinued wet and rainy weather in the southwest,
| where the grain is ripe, but cannot be harvested
| ON account of the fields being TOO wet Cables
| too, were stronger. During the latter half of
| the session the market ruled weak, due in part
to rather free offerings by prominent trader
There was not enough outside support to
sustain the market. Advices from the north
west continue contradictory about the condi.
tion Of the crop, some parties reporting them
as looking fine and others bad. Good rains
were reported in that section last night, and
this morning the weather clear. A fair
| business was reported in corn within a very
narrow range, and the prevailing feeling was
one of firmness. The principal feature was a
desire on the part Of local traders to avoid July
| shorts and put out lines for September. Toe
market opened a shade above the closing prices
| of yesterday, was firm aud advanced 1k(04c,
eased off some. and closed a shade better than
yesterday Oats were fairly active and
| especially during the first part of the session.
| The opening was stronger, and prices for July
advanced 1R0Ac. Later offerings increased
and prices receded 144D3sc on July and 16c on
| more deferred futures, and the market closed
steady. Trading was moderately active in
mess pork, and the feeling was trmer. The
opening was at lc advance. and further ap-
probation of l50D1z16c was gained and we'll
maintained. Little interest was manifested in
lard, and tbs feeling was steady. Prices ruled
2lRc higher closing comparatively steady
| There was fair business in short rib sides
Prices were advanced 7ts0D 10c, and the market
closed at about outside figures
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
| and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 spring S0L6c; No
2 red, S0Iac. Corn-No. 2, 34zsc. Oats-No 2
224c Mess pork at 81 706il rs. Lard al
| So Is. Short rib sides s. 60MI5 49, Dry saitet
shoulders S. I21bi15 25 Short clear sides 81 l2Lt
(16 IS. Whisky at 81 OF.
Leading FIGURES ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
| No. 2 WHEAT
| I,,Ixy dalivarv TEX r65k