The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-21

bsrdelivery sSsad, sellers; September delivery
! 266 d, sellers; September and October delivery
: 9 1906 264d; October and November delivery
/ 566id, buyers; November and December de
livery 6SS-6i45 5i-6id. Market closed firm.
The weekly cotton STATISTICS are as follows:
4 Total sales SOD bales-American q. 900 bales;
I speculation and export - bales; trade tasings
including forwarded from snips' side. 1900
bales actual export 5000 bales: total imports
so.on bales - American 17.0O: total stock
gll0oO bales-American6 90 600 bales; total afoAt
! lVSOo oales-American $4,000 bales
| NEW YORK, June p, noon.-Cotton opened
/ dull; middling uplands 12lsc: mlddling Orleans
/ II h-i6c; sales to-day - bales.
| tutureS-Ine market opened steady, with
sales as follows: June delivery II SIC; July de-
/ livery IL Gle; August delivery II soc; Seuten-
o'r delivery II O'c; October delivery 10 Csc; No
vember delivery 10 sic.
| 500 p Motion closed dull; middling up
lands l2tsc, middling Orleans II 5-i6c; sales
/ 46l bales; net receipts at this port to-day IA
bales, gross l,7sS bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
| saes OF 5s,lOO bales as follows: June delivery
| II Yogll 99c July delivery II gs6ll 99c. An
/ gust delivery ii $50 IL S9c September delivery
II % ell O5c, October delivery 10 65DiO doc.
| November delivery 10 520l0 5Sc. Dec 'mber de
| livery 10 520i0 SIC, January delivery 10 500
10 SIC, February delivery 10 61Gl0 &c.
| The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| were quite buoyant during the morning hours.
| Liverpool not only reported advance, but
| sent buying orders to this market. There
also some speculative manipulation. August
quickly rose l5 points from the lowest figure of
| yesterday and September not so much, and next
| crop was only slightly dearer. Soon after the
second call at noon came the report of cheaper
| silver at London, bringing business nearly TO a
| standstill and weakening the market slightly,
| but the belief that something Of a squeeze is 10
| be put upon shorts to help support the spot
| market at Liverpool prevented selling to any
extent. and in the last hour news that
| Speaker Reed was overruled there was fresh
| advance the close being well up TO the best
good, and dealings in next crop were active
Cotton on spot was more active mainly for
port"
Weekly net receipts at New York 800
bales, gross 4,044: exports, to Great Britain
| 5,035 bales, to France IS, to the continent
23s; forwarded $50 bales; sales 1,490 bales. to
spinners l.090.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for the
week 1868 bales; exports to Great Britain
6,'e6 bales, to France o5, to the continent 1858
bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 5, 7546l6 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain ,9l6 bales, TO
France 473 III, to the continent / 539 1873 bales
channel IL ,552 bales.
GALVESTON, June 20.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding llAc
NoRFoIK, June 2O.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1lHc.
BALTIMORE. June 2O.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l216G12l4c.
BosToN, June 20.-Cotton market quiet; mid
ding t236c.
WILMINGTON. June 2O.-Cotton firm; middling
| 11l1c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 12ssc.
New ORLEANS. June sO.-Cotton steady; mid
ding ll15c
Futures Market closed steady with sales of
1880 bales, as follows: June delivery II sic,
July delivery II 53c, August delivery II bic,
| september delivery 10 56c. October delivery
| 10 lie, November delivery 10 Csc, December de-
livery 10 Csc, January delivery 10 13c, February
| 10 zoe, March 10 26c.
MOBILE, June 2O.-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 111@c.
MEMPHIS, June 2O-Cotton nominal; middling
J 1115c.
} AUGUSTA, June 2o.-Cotton nominally I'M
changed; middling 1iS4c.
CHARLESTON, June 20.-Cotton firm; middling
MONTGOMERY June 2O.-Cotton nominally I'M
changed; mlddling l1Ac.
| Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, June 2O-Cotton quiet; middling
| like
NASHVILLE, June 2O.-Cotton quiet and steady
middling 115sc.
SELMA, June 20-Cotton steady; middng
lie.
ROME, June 2O.-Cotton steady: middling
l119c
ding 111Sc; no receipts
NEW 70 Tx, June 2O.-Consoli ated net re-
ceipts at all cote ports to-day were 4O5
bales; exports, 10 Great Brl ain LOO bales, e.
: the continent bales; stock at all the ports
1868 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, June ~. noon.-Wheat steady
demand poor; holders offer moderately; re
ceipts of wheat for the past three days were
2390J0 centals. of which 900 were American
Corn steady; demand fair; new mixed western
Is 64d; receipts of American corn for the pas
three days were 141 800 centas. Weather fine
NEW YORK, June 20, noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull an
weak. PORK dull and unchanged at 1913 Boa
IA 90. Lard quiet but steady at So 1870. Freighti
, | firm.
I 500 D. m.-Southern our dull Wheat firmel
but dull; No. red 9414c in elevator; options
; dull-No red, June delivery 94c, July delivery
9$sc, August delivery 92c. Corn firmer bu
dull; No. 2, 4lc in elevator; options dull but
steady-June delivery 41sc, July delivery
41@sc, August delivery 42lsc. Oats dull; options
Z dull and irregular-June delivery 3l15c, August
delivery 3314c, September delivery 32lsc; mixed
western quiet; No spot 3iG135a4c. Hops quiel
and firm; state 1502lc old S0l2c. Coffee
, options steady; June delivery IL 350l1 SOC
July delivery II 00117 Csc; August delivery
IS sO@lt S5c; spot Rio dul-far cargoes at zoe
Sugar, raw closed steady and quiet; fair re
filming q; 13-16c; centrifugals, 96o test, 7-l6c
refined sugar quiet and lower-On 1-l6d
/ SIC. m ,uld A 9-16c. standard 7-l6c
/, confecticmers' A 614c, cut loaf 71sc, crushed
! 7lsc. powdered 15-16c granulated &C cubes
: 63sc. Molasses-Eoreignn nominal; New Orleans
! duh for common to fancy. Petroleum CLOSED
steady; crude. In barrels, Parker's, 81 40; re
T fined mere 81 20. Wool-demand firm; domesti'
fleece ;}sG3Sc, pulled 2603ic, Texas f7O24c
, Pork JUL Beef closed firm; extra mess al
81 esq., 80. Beef hams osed strong. Tiercec
5C1l53zc. picked shoulders 5Mc, picked ham
9t4@10c. Middles easy; short clear 81 10. Lart
easy and dull; western steam, on spot, So II
bid; city steam IS 70; optons-July deliver,
! So IS August delivery SIS 20, September 81 40
+ Freights TO Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam
3646t3|:2d.
CrSo1MsArI, June 2O-Flour quiet Whea
| quiet bu strong; Noe red S301S4c. Corn quiet
No; mi ged 3716@35c. Oats in fair demand
!, No. 2 mi Eed 306L3lk4c. Provsions-Pork stead,
at SIP 62IH Lard quiet at S. 30 Bulk meat
, easy. Bacon easy. Whisky quiet at 81 o.
+ New ORLEANS. June 20-Coffee FIRM Ri
: cargoes, ordinary to fair 1902014c Sugar dul
, and nos linaI; Louisiana open kettle. prim
, 45Sc, coz anon &c; centrfugals, prime yellow
, clarified '5ssGl5 7-16c, seconds 4l1@5c. Molas
4 ses unchanged.
: CHICAGO, June 2o.-There was rather ligh
trading in wheat to-day, and the market ruet
/ QUIET, wit n fiuctuations confined within marrow
limits. The market early stronger ant
! prices we re advanced about 1alS$4c above yes
terdays closing; but the feeling a littl
= nervous and feverisb, and prices again settet
back 31G6,ic from outside prices. During tn
last of the session the market ruled steady, ant
? the closing was nc higher for July 14c highe
I Tor August, and NC higher for December thai
2 the closing figures yesterday. Corn was TRADED
: in to q moderate extent, and the feeling pre-
; vailing was the whole easier. First sale
Z were AG154c better than the closing prices 0
I yesterday. firm for short period, thel
declined sc. rallied little. was steady ant
= closed ex actly the same as yesterday. In oat
4 Q, II rrfItar lc hrsuf