The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-03

anu august delivery 36-bilb6 39-6 ID: August
delivery 8 S7-5zd, sellers; August and Sspfem-
Der delivery 6 37-64d: September delivery
6 31-6id, September and October delivery
Q 3o-64d; November and Dec mber delivery
: o6-o4S05 oI-o4d. Market closed easy for near
months aud steady for distant months
NEW York. June 2. noon.-Cotton opened
easy: middling uplands 12l4c; mIddling Or
leans l2}5c; sales to-day - bales.
futures-Market opened steady. with sales
as follows: June delivery 124lc; July delivery
IL 44c; August delivery 12 soc; Sc Dtember de-
delivery 10 sec
500 p. m.-CottoD closed dull; middling up-
lands 121@c, middling Orleans u i1-16c: net re-
celprs at this port to-day = bales, gross 5,055
bales: sales us bales, also last week not before
reported $500 bales for consumption and 3,9S2
bales for export.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of log 800 bales. as follows: June
delivery 12'35Q12 Soc, July delivery 1e 100
y 4Ic, August delivery u s71i2 2sc, Sept eInber
10 7sc, November delivery 10 5s0lO soc, Dec NJ
ter delivery 10 SOLO 5Sc, January delivery
10 6lGl0 &c, February delivery 10 66010 &c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
steadily declined from the opening till about
30 o clock p. m, when the lowest prices of the
day were made. Liverpool reported a steady
decline since Thursday, and was again lower to-
day. There was good deal of unloading of
long cotton, besides some going short for a
further decline, but just before the last call the
selling movement came almost to a stand.
Some buying to cover followed, and there was
for this crop a quick recovery of SOC points,
with next crop doing slightly better, although
weather reports were very favorable TO the
young plant. The close was duh but steady
Cotton on spot was 16clower and fairly active"
GALVESTON, June 2-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l9sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross TO-
sales bales; stock S13 bales
NORFOLK, June 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
12lsc; net receipts bales, gross 8; sales =
bales; stock 6,23S bales; exports, coastwise
bales
BALTIMORE, June .. - Cotton nominal; mid
ding l2?sc; net receipts none, gross So bales;
sales - bales; stock 342S bales.
BOSTON. June cotton firm; mddling
none: stock none.
WILMINGTON. June 2.-Cotton steady; middliug
1ll9c; net receipts bales gross 5; sales =
bales; stock 1897 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June Cotton steady; mid
ding i25sc; net receipts 207 bales. gross 2O7;
stock Z, 720 bales.
New ORLEANS. June 2.-Cotton market
quiet; middling 11Xc; net receipts 131 bales,
gross 1879; sales 800 bales; stock, corrected,
1881 bales.
Futures - The market closed steady,
with sales of $4,000 bales, as follows: June
delivery II S5c, July delivery IL Csc August de-
livery II SIC, September delivery 10 Soc Octo-
Der delivery 10 CSC, November delivery 10 l4c,
December delivery 10 l4c, January delivery
10 lie, February delivery 10 24c, March delivery
10 30c.
New ORLEANS, June Met overland move
ment for the week ending May 30, inclusive
were 2, $50 bales, against 1919 last year; total
May to May 80, exclusive of 2, 054 bales shipped
from st. Louis to New Orleans early in May not
previously deducted, ,762 bales, against 1910
bales last year; total since Sept. /, 7,07S, SIS
bales, against $685. l2 bales last year North
ern mill takings and Canada overland since
Sept. !. 1767, 705 bales. against LAB, 745 bales
for the same date last year. Spinners takings
this week last year show a minus owing to
stock corrections at ports Decrease during the
week in stocks at che ports and twenty nine
leading interior southern markets. 1884 bales.
against s. 73S last year, and since close of April
1870 bales against 122, 334 bales last year.
Stocks at interior towns and ports are now
HIPS bales less than they were at this time
last year
MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton nominal; middliDg
INC; net receipts 90 bales. gross 20; sales -
bales; stock 1857 bales; exports, coastwise s
bales.
MEMPHIS, June 2.-Cotton market firm;
middling 1134c; receipts rs bales; shipments
- bales; sales $50 bales; stock 7,161 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 2.-Cotton firm; middIng 11%
012c; receipts bales; shipments 2 bales; sales
bales; stock 1,139 bales
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton market firm;
mid ling l1Ac; net receipts As bales, gross 45;
sales - bales; stock 45S bales.
ATLANTA. June 2.-Cotton firm; midding lie;
no receipts
NEW ioaK, June 2.-Conson 'ated net re-
ceiprs at al cotton DORIS to-day were 54S
bales; exports, TO Great Britain - bales, to
at all American ports 1874, S9S bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. June 2. noon.-wheat steady;
demand improving; holders offer sparingy
Corn steady; demand fair; new mixed western
3s sgd.
New YORK, June 2. noon.-FIour quiet and
weak. Wheat active but weak. Corn dull but
steady. Pork quiet but steady at S13 75G14 IS.
Lard quiet AMI weak at S6 321a Freights
firm
500 D. m.-Southern flour closed dull; com.
mon to fair extra So 50QD3, good to choice extra
SO 15015 IS. Wheat quiet but flrmer; No. 2 red,
94s4c in elevator; options fairly active but
irregular, closing f1rm-No red, June delivery
9494c, July delivery 951sc, August delivery 945sc.
Corn active and stronger; No. 2, 401904034c in
June delivery 4014c, July delivery 411sc,
August delivery 41Mc. Oats firmer; options
quiet and easier-June delivery 1890, July de-
livery 32c; No spot 341403516c; mixed
western 3203215c Hops closed quiet but firm;
state 13019c, old S@12c. Coffee-options closed
quiet but steady; June delivery IL 40@17 45c;
July delivery II i5017 zoe; August delivery lie;
spot Rio steady but quiet-fair cargoes zoe.
Sugar, raw active and firmer; fair refining
47Sc; centrfugals. $50 test &C; refined sugar
firmer and fairly active--C 4 15-15@5 1-16c,
extra c 3-16db 516c, white extra G $3.50
sac, yellow 434c, off A 51@@556c, mould A
15-16c crushed 6&c, powdered size, granu-
lated SIC, cubes 63sc. Molasses-Foreign firmer
at 1870 for 500 test; New Orleans quiet at 81
145c for common to fancy. Cotton seed oil
quiet. Hides firm. Wool firm and IN good
demand; domestic fleece 3i036c, pulled 2761
34c, Texas 130D25c. Pork quiet but steady;
mess $ta 75014 %: extra prime S11. Beef closed
firm; extra mess 81 25037 80. Beef hams strong
at 216 so. TIerced beef firm; city extra India
mess S12 50@13 90. Cut meats quiet and weak;
picked bellies 51s@55sc. shoulders 5051sc,
picked hams $50 10c. Middles quiet and easy;
short clear Sc. Lard barely steady and quiet;
western steam, cash So 27l3; city steam IS 80;
options-June delivery &c July delivery SIS IS.
Freghts to Liverpool closed steady; cotton, per
steam Std, grain I'd
CHICAGO June 2-There was a good business
in wheat, and the feeling was unsettled. Fine
weather and very small decrease in the visible
supply influenced an easier feeling early, and
there was desire to realize. A prominent
operator, credited with being q buyer Satllr-
after the opening. Opening about 1c lower for
July. NO &C lower for more deferred futures,
rallied 1bc for july then started down, July de-
clining 1Ac and others 11401116c, recovered and
closed about Nc lower for July. sc higher for
August, and &c higher for September than
Saturday. Crop reports from winter wheat
districts continue to come bad. Corn was
the feeling was rather steady. There was a
very good demand for June. good many Or
derS being ON the market, considerable
changing was done to fill the same The market
opened the same to trifie under the closing
Saturday, was firm, and sold up 140135c, eased
off trifie, ruled steady, and closed about the
same as Saturday. Oats were fairly active and
steadier, especially for deferred deliveries The
strength was due mainly to light deliveries on
June contracts. Pork was fairly active aid
somewhat unsettled opening at about closing
of Saturday later transactions were at a slight