The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-14

delivery SOiGo6 90 16d. September delivery
o Ss-fGE6 29-64d; September and October de
livery 264d. bid: October and November de-
{ livery 566415 81 -64d; November and be
&c noer delivery 5S6406 54-6id. Market
quiet and steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American midding, low
middlng clause, June delivery 27-64a6 2s-64d:
june and July delivery o 27-64(16 2S-6id; July
and August delivery 2l6i46 30-6id August
delivery S06.d. bid; August and September
delivery = lid, sellers; September delivery
6 2964d; September and October delivery
S-o4d, buyers; October and November deiv-
cry 557Old, buyers; November and December
delivery 5464d. buyers. Market closed firm
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales $1,000 bales-American % 600 bales;
including forwarded from ships side. 1000
bales; actual export 800 bales; total imports
1900 bales 49, American 1900; total stock
93o,OJO baes-American 627, 900 bales; total atoat
10000 bales-Anerican $4,000 bales
NEW YORK, June 49, noon.-Cotton opened
firm: middling uplands IL 3-16c; mlddling Or
leans l2tSc; sales to-day isa bales.
Futures-Tne market opened steady, with
sales as follows: June delivery /: 95c; July de-
livery II Ole; August delivery II SIC; Sc tenn
Der delivery II 1oc; october delivery 10 &c; No
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling up
lands i2l4c, middling Orleans II 7-16c; sales
to-day 24 bales; net receipts at this port to-
day - bales, gross 713 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales Of 1871 bales, as follows: June
delivery 12 Os1l2 10c, July delivery IL IOc,
livery II 14Gl1 l5c October delivery 10 ESQ
10 09c, November delivery 10 55@l0 56c Decem-
ter delivery 10 55@o10 Soc, January delivery
10 5s0l0 soc, February delivery 10 630lO 64c.
New YORK, Sune Is The trading position OF
cotton has run With see-saw condition, as
| under the good management OF of few leaders
who are followed by the crowd, prices work
one DAY downward and next upward, without
absolute features from outside sources con
trolling 1t in any way TO its government. Thus
/ there was substantial advance to-day and n
rather lively business. Liverpool sent some
heavy buying orders. Local traders had a day
| Tor scaiping The opening was points up on
near months, 3 to points on late months from
which there was en- advance of 10 points and
| points respectively. The close shows liberal
| gain of II points on near and to s points ON
late months Spot cotton was advanced 1-i6c.
The Sans cotton review says: Futures
made sharp advance to-day. Liverpool came
better, started the rise, then renewed buying
| followed by the apprehension of a corner on
| August contracts, which month appears TO have
| been a good deal oversold The highest figure
| to-day for August was 20 points over the lowest
| yesterday. Other months brouget up the rear
| There was considerable buying of October and
| January of next crop, but the feature of the
market was twist in August. but even that
| month yielded a little after $50 o'clock p. m
| Cotton on spot was l-16c higher.
Weekly net receipts at New York $40
| bales, gross 1883: exports, to Great Britain
| 1896 bales. to France -, to the continent
1857; forwarded 1870 bales; sales 1917 bales,
| all spinners.
NOlSpuudJSu TeCelpLS dJ all pOTJS Tor UDe
week 40,s0S bales; exports, to Great Britain
| 1855 bales, to France -, to the continent
| 3,033.
| Total net receipts since Sept l. D. T37 02f bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 2.726 sos bales, to
| France 473 1876, to the continent l. 533 gg6 bales
| channel II ,552 bales
GALVESTON, June ia.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1880.
NORFOLK, June 1S.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 11Kc.
BALTIMORE, June 1S-Cotton nominal mid
| ding l21Rc.
BosroN, June 1s.-Cotton quiet and easy; mid
| ding lg9sc
! WILMINGTON. June 1S.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1116c.
| PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding lZ5Sc.
New ORLEANS, June 1s.-Cotton dull and easy;
| middling II 11-l6c.
Futures Market closed steady with sales of
| 20, 400 bales, follows: June delivery II 5Sc
July delivery IL CSC, August delivery II 56c,
September delivery 10 Csc, October delivery
| 10 23c, November delivery 10 f2c, December de
livery 10 12c, January delivery 10 17c, February
| 10 23c March 10 soc.
MOBILE, June 13.-Cotton nominal middling
115kc
MEMPHIS, June 1s.-Cotton nominal; middling
11s4c.
AUGUSTA. June 13-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1lHc
| 11&c.
MoNTaoMERY. June ls.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1l14c.
| Macon--Not received.
| COLUMBUS, June 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
! 11kc.
[ NASHVILLE, June 13.-Cotton steady; middling
! 119sc.
| lie.
ROME, June tS.-Cotton steady: middling
1115c
ding 1116c; no receipts.
NEW IoK, June 13.-Consoli ated net re-
celpJs at all cotton Jorts to-day were 4,8F
bales; exports, Great Bri ain I4,S22 bales, to
the continent 1898 bales. Total since Sept l.
Net receipts, 5,751,2j3 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2741, 1870; to France, 473 100; to the con
tinent, 1,536,925; channel, 11,b52.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, June 49, noon-wheat dull:
holders offer moderately; red western winter
6s 7d06s lid; receipts of wheat for the past
three days were $4,000 centals of which ILL.,
900 we're American. Corn easy; demand poor;
receipts of American corn for the past three
days were So 400 centals. Weather cloudy.
NEW YORK, June ID, noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull but steady. Corn quiet
but steady. PORK quiet and steady at $13 75G1
IA 20 Lard quiet but firm at 30 1914. breights
easy.
500 D. m.-Southern flour heavy and quiet.
Wheat irregular and moderately active, closing
firmer; No. . red, 944M9434c in elevator; OPP
tions dull--No. red, June delivery 9414c July
delivery O. I4c, August delivery $3.50 September
delivery 9311c. Corn active and steady; No. 2,
4lc in elevator; options dull but steady-June
delivery 41c July delivery 41Nc, August delivery
42Llc. Oats fairly steady; options DUH; June
delivery 33Ac, July delivery 3319c, August de-
livery 31L5c; No. 2, spot, 534@3516c; mixed
western 32035c. Hops closed firm and quiet;
state l5121c. old SO12c Coffee-options closed
steady: June delivery II 456117 55c; July delivery
II 75c August delivery 10 9Jc; spot Rio more
active and steady-fair cargoes at 20c. Sugar
raw quiet and easier; fair refining 47Ac; centrffu
gals, $50 test, l6c; refined firm and fairly
active; extra G 1886 11-16c, off A 6166164c
mould A 8 13-16c, standard 634c CONNECTION
ers' 6lRc, graduated 6A4c, cubes SIC. Moias
ses-Foreign quiet; New Orleans quiet for COM
mon to fancy. Petroleum steady; crude in bar
rsls at Parker's, 81 40 refined here 81 90
Cotton seed oil dull Wool active and firm;
domestic fleece 330t3Sc, pulled 266l34c, Texas II
0124c Pork firm and moderately active. Beef
firm; extra mess 81 25@17 80. Beef hams strong
Tierceu beef firm; city extra India mess S12 80
obs 90. Cut meats firm; picked bellies 56l5Nc
picked shoulders 5015h, picked hams 94z al 0c
MIiddles quiet. Lard firmer and quiet western
steam, on spot, So is; city steam IS IS; options
July delivery So 2O06 o. August delivery SO 33
1854. Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton,
1.lCd; grain, 1l4d bid.
CHICAGO, June ia fair business was trans
acted in wheat to-day and the feeling was
steady and firm. The opening was about 161
Ac higher than yesterdays closing ruled easy,
prices declining about M0ssc, then became
firm and advanced 1011sc, held firmly and
closed about 1c higher for December than the
closing figures OF yesterday. This was another
quiet day in corn, trading being largely local,
with price changes limited to 3s0l1kc range
Oats were rather quiet but stronger and shade
higher the closing sales being at about outside