The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-10

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COTTON
LIVERPOOL. June 9. noon.-Cotton steady;
somewhat inactive; American midiling 6 9 l6d;
sales 1000 GA rs, of (which 600 were for specula
tion and export; receipts 900 bales-American
800
Futures American m'diling. low rniddling
clause, June and July delivery 33-64d; July
and August delivery 36-64d; August and
and September delivery 6 33-6ld; September and
October delivery soc G-64d; October and Noveu-
Der 5S-64d; November and Dec 5mber delivery
s5-64d. Futures firm.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day'S clearings
amounted TO l,400 bales new dockets and 100
bales old.
p. .m.-Sales of the day included 600
bales of American.
American middling DIED.
futures-American middllng low mddling
clause, June delivery 6 3364d sellers; June
and July delivery 33-64d, sellers; July and
August delivery 36-G4d sellers; August de-
delivery 3i-64d value; September delivery
& 34Jid, value; September and October de-
livery std. buyers; October and November
delivery 5S-6405 5j-64d; November and De-
steady.
400 p. mixtures: American middline, low
mddl!ng cla Use, June delivery 8 32-64Q6 33-5id
June and July delivery 63!64D6 336id; July
and August delivery s 55-6406 366ld; August
delivery 5G6id, value; August and September
delivery 6 3364G6 3l6id; September delivery
N"'-O1Oto ot-Vti september anu OClODtE Oe-
livery 5-64d, buyers; October and November
delivery 59-6id; November and December de
livery , 80 6405 33-5id. Marhotclosed quiet.
New YoR9. June g. noon-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 12lic mldding Orleans
IL 1-ltc; sales to-day 500 bales.
tutures-The market opened steady. with
| sales as follows: June delivery l2 &c; July de-
livery y 2sc; August delivery y Ice; -, tenn
Der delivery / C; October delivery 10 S6c; No
vember delivery 10 &c.
500 p 1n.-Cotton closed quiet; middling up
Ian. 10 III. r
celp0s at this port to-day - bales gross 104
bales; sales to-day ll3 bales; also last week not
before reported ~ bales for spinning and 4,917
bales for export.
Fuuures-The market closed steady, with
sales of A. 800 bales, as follows: June
delivery Il 240l2 PC. July delivery II 25d.
Il 2fc: August delivery l. l60l2 l7c, Septem-
Der delivery II 2lgl1 &c, October delivery
10 IS 0lO 74c, Dec ,'nber delivery l2 59@lO &C,
January delivery 10 6l010 &C. February de-
livery 10 666110 &c.
The sans cotton review says: Futures
opened at advances uf 3Il4 points for this crop,
and points for next crop, on an improvement
OF bod in the Liverpool market: but after the
fiTst call speculation subsided, and the advance
was more than lost. All months fell below the
closing prices on Saturday August was best
sustained, having probably been somewhat
oVersOld. In the last fifteen minutes there was
a sharp rally in which the best prices of the
day were scored. But the movement wes so
clearly manipulation to give strength to Liver
pool, the spot mar ct closed quiet. The statisti
cal situation Is turning strongly against bulls.
The Outturn of the East Indian CROP is 2Oq 900
bales yer last year and there is an increase in
the weight of the bales. Advices on the Egyptian
crop W re very encouraging. Cotton on spot
was quiet.
GALVESTON, June 9-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l9sc; net rece pts a. bales gross As sales
60 bales.
NORFOLK, June 9.-Cotton quiet; middling
ice; net receipts bale, gro,s i sales - bales;
stock 1888 bales; exports, coastwise 30 bales
BALTIMORE, June o. - Cotton nominal; mid
ding EXC; net receipts none, gross none; sales
- bales; sEock 3, 393 bales.
Bos rom June 9.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middhng FEC; net rec eiptS 10 bales, gross 02l
sales Eone stock none; exports.to Great Britain
bales.
WILMINGTON, June 9.-Cotton steady; middling
1116c; net receipts bales, gross :; sales =
bales; stock S07 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June Cotton quiet: mid
ding l! 9-l6c; ueo receipts 49, bales, gross -;
stock Z, 1914 bales
NEW ORLEANS. June 9-Cotton market
easy; middling II 3-16c; net receipts 543 bales,
gross 54j; sa.es 700 bales; stock 81 800 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1000 bales, the con
tinent 4i9.
Futures-The market closed barely steady,
with sales of 400 bales. as follows: June de
livery II 1Sc, July delivery II &c. August de-
livery II nc, September delivery 10 73c, Octo-
Der delivery 10 26c, Move 1lber delivery 10 4c,
December delivery 10 dc, January delivery
10 19c, February delivery 10 2jc, March delivery
10 Bic.
MOBILE, June Cotton nominal; miidliDg
11%c; net receipts bGies < oss 3; sales -
bales; stock 1896 bales; exports, coastwise :
bales.
MEMPHIS, June 9.--Cotton market nominal;
miidling 1135c; receiJt 81 bales; shipments
bales, sales 10l bales; STOCK 1867 bales.
AUGUSTA, June Cotton quiet but firm;
middling l1MDl2c; receipts bales; snip
ments none; sales --- bales: stock /, al bales.
CuAalEs ToN, Jule - otton market hrm;
no business doing; mid ling II &c; net receipis
II bales, gross IA; sales - bales; stocA 539
bales.
ATLANTA, June 9.--Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 1l}@c; no receipts.
NEW 70 ~, June 9.-Consoli ated net
ceipJs a. III cotton nor's today were 763
Oaes; exports. G'eat Brain 6,5n bales, to
the continent 739 bales; stock at all American
ports l5l,9i4 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
LIVERPOOL. June g. n0on.-wheat firm;
demand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corn
steady demand fair.
NEW YoRz, jane Q, noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and strong. Corn quiet
and drmer. Por quiet and unchanged at $l3 10
ala %. Lard quiet and firm at S6 17]3. treights
steady.
500 D. m.-Southern flour dull; common to
fair extra So 5003 90, good to choice extra 80 Is
as IS. Wheat dull and unsettled closing weak;
No. = red, sc in elevator; options moderately
weak; tho decline was in sympathy with free
selling at toe west-No = red, June delivery
9516c, July delivery 951ec, August delivery Csc
Corn moderately active, closing easy; No. 2
41404lNc in elevator; options dull, nc down
and weak-June delivery 4l4c, July delivery
stronger June delivery 3l35c, July delivery
3tLlc. No EDOt .l5m3ylAc mixed western "a