The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-15

mid ling 11tze; net receipts bales gross 4;
sales - bales stock Az bales; exports, coastwise
ATLANTA, June i4-Cotton firm; middling
| ll14c; no receipts.
NEW YozK, June I4.-Consoli lated net re-
ceipts &C all cotton ports to-day were 23i
oaies; exports, o Great Britain - bales; stock
at all the ports 1856 ,S15 bales.
me total visible supply OF cotton for the
world Is l,e5i.473 bales. of which ~, 773 bales
are American. against 1,742591 and ,095, 69l
bales. respectively, last year Receipts at all
Interior towns for the week 1908 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 436 bales. Crop in
sight z, l06, 210 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Net overland move
ment for the. week ending June 10, inclusive.
were 2. 1872 bales against 2, 706 last year; total
since Sept. /, 917,7e6 bales, against 920,7S2
bales last year; amount Of crop brought into
sight this week 1887, not including ass New
orleans stock corrections and 1882 including
New Orleans corrections, against $685. making
local for season III ,292, against 4Sl6,67s last
year; Northern mill takings and Canada
overland since Sept. ]. 1,78t,950 bales, against
l,14o,ss0 bales for the same date last year
Decrease during the week in stocks at the
ports and twenty-nine leading interior southern
markets, 10, 93S bales, against 2, 800 last year.
Stocks at interior towns and ports are now
S1,5lo bales less than theywere at this time
last year.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. June IA noon.-Wheat quiet I;
demand poor; holders offer moderately.
New YORK, June IA. noon.-FIour quiet and
easy. Wheat dull and weak Corn quiet and
stronger. Pork dull but steady at ei3 100
IA Is. Lard quiet but steady at Sc 10. Freights
easy.
500 D. m.-Southern -four dull and heavy
Wheat dull ana nominally NC lower; No. red
94c in elevator; options dull, ss@94c lower and
weak-No. red, June delivery 1890, July de-
livery $3.50, August delivery 92}kc. Corn firm
and quiet; No. 2, 4lc in elevator; options dull
but steady-June delivery Ale, July delivery
axe, August delivery $3.50. Oats quiet and
firm; options steady; June delivery 3sJsc, July
delivery $500, August delivery 3llbc. Hops
quiet and firm; state 1502lc, old S0l2c. Coffee
options closed steady and unchanged to 10
points up: July delivery II 2O@i7 Csc; August
delivery IL 05@17 10c; September delivery IS 80
ole 90c; spot Rio dull-fair cargoes zoe. Sugar,
raw quiet and easy; fair refining 47sc; centrifu-
firm; extra c $4,000 11-16c, off A 61s06l4c,
mould 6 1876. standard A CSC, confection-
ers' A 61sc, granulated 6Ac, cubes csc. Molas-
ses-New Orleans dull for common to fancy
Petroleum steady; 81 20 at all ports. Cotton
seed oil duh. Wool-domestic fleece 3303Sc,
pulled 26G34c, Texas 17@24c. Pork firm. Beef
firm; extra mess 81 250t7 30. Beef hams strong.
Tierced beef firm; city extra India mess S12 30
OBS 90: Cut meats firm; picked bellies 5054c,
picked shoulders 5Q51R, picked hams go 1lOc.
Lard dull and easier; western steam, on spot,
So l5; city steam IS 65; options-July delivery
So Il, August delivery So 81. Freights steady I;
cotton, per steam. lid.
CHICAGO, June 14-In wheat to-day there was
moderate trading, aud part Of yesterdays ad-
vance was lost The opening was firm and at
full yesterdays closing prices to shade better,
but became easy under fair offerings and only a
limited demand, and prices gradually eased of,
declining 16l116c, with only very slight fiuctua-
tions, improved slightly and held steady, closing
about 34@Ac lower than the closing figures of
yesterday. Corn was quiet the greater part of
the session, most of the trading occurring early
around the opening. after which it became very
quiet. The feeling prevailing was steady and
no special changes in prices were recorded.
Oats were firm and changes in prices were con-
fiued to 14c range Hog products were quiet
and dull feeling prevailed in this market. The
receipts of the product were LIBERAL, especially
of meats, and the shipments Of all descriptions
were large. Trading was limited, and mainly
for July aud September Prices ruled lower on
all leading articles, but the market closed
steady.
Cash quotations were as follows, Flour
unchanged. Wneat-No spring STaz0lS7Jkc;
No. red wheat size. Corn-No. 2. 34IA613issc.
oats-No. 2. CSC, Mess pork at S12 75@12 IS.
Lard at Al S5G5 67I6. Short rib sides, loose,
s. OO05 10. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, S. OF
@5 10. Short clear sides, boxed, S. 1905 80.
Whisky at 81 90.
Leaning futures ra09ei az follows.