The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-28
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. JUNE 2S. $780,

5000 baleS-American SIS. 900 bales; total afoat
ss.OO hales-American 12.cOO bales
zoo ?. m-Sales of the day included $500
bales OF American.
American middlinc 63sd.
tntures-Auertcan middling, low middling
clause, June and July delivery 2i-Gid value;
July and August delivery 2O-64d. buyers;
august delivery sa-6sd, buyers: August aud
september delivery 2l64d. value; September
delivery 2o-6fd, value; September aud Octo-
Der delivery SD. buyers; November delivery
536id; November and December delivery
50-6fG5 5i-6ld Market barely steady
800 p. m-tutures: American miidling, low
lniddling clause. June delivery u Odd. buyers;
June and July delivery 62l-64d, buyers; July
and August delivery { si-si016 Ss6id: August
o Si-otd, sellers; August and September de
livery 2l-6416 226ld; September delivery
Sl-o4Go6 22tld; September and October de-
nVery h5-b4d. sellers; October and November
delivery Ji-6i6t5 556id; November and De
firm.
firm; middling uplands C; mddling Orleans
lsssc; sales to-day l22 bales
futures-Tne market opened steady. with
sales as follows: June delivery II 10c; July de.
livery II sCc; August delivery II 59c; Sc, ,tem-
vember delivery 10 SSc.
500 p. Motion closed steady middling up
lands IL l5-l6c, middling Orleans 12Isc; sales
30 bales; net receipts at this port to-day
bales. gross Lie.
Futures-Narket closed steady, with sales
OF 62,20O bales. as follows: June delivery
II roll nc, July delivery II zoe August de-
livery ii 7sc, September delivery 10 SS0l0 Sc,
October delivery 10 5000 SOC. November de
livery 10 4s@l0 4ic. Dec smber delivery 10 446n
delivery 10 53@10 54c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened without decided change. Liverpool did
not respond 10 our stronger report but our
DullS soon assumed the apylrRSSiVa and rAricaa
Tor this crop was soon run up 500 points above
the close of yesterday on the strength of our
statistical position. Then speculation relapsed
INTO dizziness, and so closed. Early buyers
realized to some extent in the last hour, for
If they saw little encouragement to sell they
could neither see the stimulant necessary TO
force up values to any great extent. Crop &C
counts continue good. Cotton on spot was
steady but quieter."
Weekly net receipts at New York 200
bales gross $3.50; exports, to Great Britain
1909 bales to France Is, TO the continent
200; forwarded 1885 bales; sales l, l9i bales all
to spinners
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for the
week 1855 bales; exports, to Great Britain
ll,sOf bales, to France 15 To the continent 7S6
bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 3, ,0sl bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,759 1913 bales. to
France 4l3, 1856, to the continent ,53S 974 bales,
channel II ,552 bales.
GALVESTON, June 27.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l4c.
ANohrblsNa JuhS Sts-CotlOH
| 11%c
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l216c.
BosroN, June 27.-Cotton market quiet; mid
| ding l24c
wLMINeToN. June 27.-Cotton firm; middIing
| 111Sc
PHmApELPHIA, June 27.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding l24c.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding IL 7-l6c.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
1880 bales, as follows: June delivery &c,
| July delivery IL SOC, August delivery II Csc,
| September delivery 10 46c, October delivery
| 10 10c, November delivery 10 Ole, December de
livery 10 Ole, January delivery 10 07c, February
| 10 13c March 10 20c.
MOBILE, June 27-Cotton nominal; middling
| 118sc
MEMPHIS, June 27.--Cotton nominal middling
| 1115c
AUGUSTA, June 27.-Cotton nominally un-
changed; middling 1iMc.
| CHARLESTON June 27.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1880.
MONTGOMERY, June 27.-Cotton unchanged;
Macon--Not received.
COLUMBUS, June 27.-Cotton quiet middling
| 1l18c.
NASHVILLE, June 27-Cotton quiet middling
| 1196c.
SELMA, June 27.-Cotton steady; middling
| lie.
ROME, June 2l.-Cotton nominal middling
| 1l16c
NRw YoaK, June 27.-Consoli lated net re-
| ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were SO
| bales; exports, o Great Britain - bales, to
the continent 1s6 bales; stock at all the ports
| 13l, 662 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIVERPOOL June "a, noon.-Wheat Arm;
| demand poor; holders offer sparingly; re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days were
2OS0O0 centals. of which $1,000 we're American.
| Corn firm; demand fair; receipts of American
| corn for the past three days were "A, 200 cen
tails Weather showery.
New YORK, June "a, Doon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull
but steady. Pork quiet but steady at $l3 %
| 6D1S 70. Lard dull but firm at 600 Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Southern -four steady Wheat dull
| and weak; No. 9 red 9216c In elevator; options
dull and weak-No. 2 red, June delivery 923sc,
July delivery 929sc, August delivery 9114c,
| September delivery Ole. Corn fairly active and
firm; No. 2, 411414c in elevator; options dull
but steady-June delivery 41c, July delivery
| 41Ac, August delivery 4156c Oats quiet; OPP
tons dull but firmer-June delivery s834c, July
delivery 3934c, August delivery 33c; No. spot
| 3314Q4l5c. Hops firm and quiet; state at 10
| 122c, old S012c. Coffee-options closed steady
| l0@20 points down: lower cables; June delivery
| II 00@17 Ice; July delivery 10 60Ml6 zoe; Au-
| gust delivery 10 25Dl6 doc; spot Rio quiet
fair cargoes 20c, Sugar, raw dull but steady;
fair refining 4Ac; centrifugals, go test ba8c;
refined quiet but steady - mould A Bloc,
62sc, crushed csc, powdered 1876, granu-
lated 6Ac, cubes CSC. Petroleum easier; re
fined, here, " 15. Cotton seed oil closed duIl.
Wool closed firm and in fair demand: domestic
fleece 3S936c, pulled 26@34c, Texas 17024c
Pork quiet and easy. Beef closed firm. Beef
hams closed quiet at S14. Terced beef firm;
city extra India mess BIZ 05013 90. Cut meats
firm. Middles weak; short clear So 90. Lard
lower and depressed; western steam, on spot,
S. 9716; city steam s. 60; options-Juiy delivery
S. 81 August delivery s. 1213. Freights TO
Liverpool irregular; cotton, per steam. 332d;
grain, 11912d.
CHICAGO, June 27.--In wheat there was less
doing and the feeling was easy, with part of
yesterdays advances lost. There was less de-
mand and some parties who bought yesterday
were anxious to sell. The market opened 16Ql
&c lower, declined A01Ac for various futures.
then rallied Ac for July and &c for more de-
ferred futures, eased off slightly and closed 1c
lower for July and INC lower for deferred
futures than yesterday Advices from the
northwest say it has stopped raining. Reports
in regard to the crop are conflicting, though
rather favorable, aud some selling orders from
there were received. Corn fairly active
early in the day, few outside orders being on
the market, but afterwards ruled quiet and
easier The market opened a shade below tie
closing prices of yesterday, was firm for
time and advanced 1sc, ruled weaker and sold
off nc, became steady and closed about the
same as yesterday. Oats were traded in fairly,
but an easier feeling prevailed. Price changes,
however, were confined TO narrow range, and
the close was at about the same figures as yes
terday for June and July, but at nc decline for
more deferred futures. In pork very little
business was transacted. Prices declined 100
2oc and the market closed quiet at medium