The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-06

12,27i bales
Total net receipts since Sept. !, 500, 7ss
bales; EXPORTS to Great Britain S.I35. 69S
bales, to the continent l. 790 667 bales to France
| $50, 2S4, channel Is. $50
| F1tureS-Market closed steady, with sales of
%, goo bales, as follows: June delivery 5 $40
| s 55c; July delivery CSC; August delivery
5 759s 76c; September delivery s4Ds s5c:
october delivery 9i1S 9sc; November
delivery 9s0S 99c; December delivery 950
| Ooc; January delivery 1909 lac; February
delivery 22c, March delivery 3019 SIC, April
delivery $500 Ace.
| The Sun's cotton review says: Futures
| opened lower, and so remained until near the
close of business, then made a sharp rally The
closing was steady and unchanged on near and
| los points dearer on late months from yester-
days closing prices Liverpool was great
disappointment to our bulls in reporting a
decidedly lower range in values This
| led to some selling at lower
prices aud the market was feverish and unset
tied until after the last call, when the bulls
made sharp rally and the early decline was
| quickly recovered This was due TO reports OF
| damage by drought in the southwest, where, il
is said, no rain has fallen in several weeks. and
the close was we'll up to the best figures of the
| day.
The weather south was generally dry and
warm. but little rain was reported from
North Carolina. Spot cotton was firm but less
| active
GALVESTON, June 5.-Cotton closed dull;
middling $50.
NORFOLK, June 5.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding SsSc.
BALTIMORE, June Cotton closed nominal;
middlinR sac.
Boston, June 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SAc.
WILMINGTON. June 5.-Cotton closed nominal
middliug SIC
PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
mfddling 94c.
| NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton closed steady;
| lower grades irregular; middling SLc
| Futures Market closed barely steady with
sales of $1,000 bales, as follows: June delivery
IVrlkv dali q t. AAlEw
s 26c, September delivery &c, October de-
| livery $500, November delivery 55c, Decem.
Der delivery 62c, January delivery 7ic, Feb
| ruary delivery SOC, March delivery 90c.
The crop statement from Sept. TO June 5,
inclusive. is as follows: Port receipts 6, 769 54S
bales, against 5,74S,S02 bales last year Over
land movement to mills and Canada Lost, GA
bales, against 9l3,o06 bales last year Interior
stocks in excess of Sept.1, 1877 ,4sS bales. against
| 1886 bales last year. Southern mill takings,
4o9. 291 bales, against 465, 493 bales last year
| Amount of crop brought into sight during 27S
days S,4lS0l1 bales. against z, 1877 bales last
year. Amount of crop brought into sight for
| the week 329'3 bales, against 1885 bales for
last year Amount of crop brought into sight
for the first five days of June was 20, 1874 bales
against 8, 1863 bales last year.
MOBILE, June 5.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding SIC.
MEMPHIS, June 5.-Cotton closed steady; mid
AUeusrA, June Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding S16c
OHARLEsroN. June 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling SIC.
MONTGOMERY, June 5.-Cotton closed dull,
| middling 794c; receipts 173 bales; shipments
S4S bales; stock 5,257 bales; sales 74s bales.
| MACON, June 6.-Receipts SO bales; sales
- bales; shipments 1911 bales; stock 1865
bales.
COLUMBUS. June 5.-Cotton quiet; middinR
sales o bales; stock 2,665 bales.
NASHVILLE, June 6.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 6asc.
SELMA, June 5.-Receipts 1s1 bales; shipments
| 34S bales; stock 5735 bales.
ROME, June 5.-Cotton market not received
to-day.
ATLANTA June 5.-Cotton receipts to-day Is
bales.
New YORK, June 5.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 465S bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4,S75 bales, to France
= bales, to the continent 939 bales; stock
at all American ports 977, 635 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, June 3. noon.-Flour quiet anC
steady. Wheat dull and Arm. Corn quie
and strong. Pork dull and easy at $40 b0Q
IL rs: Lard quiet and easy at So 471S Freight
steady.
ern. quiet and weak: common to fair, extra
s. sS@5 t Is; saperfins 8. oo@4 90; baetShes
fiour, $s $500 SIS. Wheat unsettled and lower
No. 2 red, 81 OsA in store and elevator
81 t01zG11 1895 afoat; options opened NQDl6'
up on firmness at the west, declined eS0l1kc OF
lower cables and closed heavy for the day
red, June delivery 81 Os1s; July deliver,
81 Osss; August delivery 8; Septem
Der delivery 81 OPS. Corn higher and in fail
65066Ac ahoat; ungraded mixed, 6506sc
steamer mixed, 79c; options advanced early
f@13zc on lighter supplies of contract grades
declined $0Ac and closed lc over yesterday
delivery C; September delivery 6sAc Oati
weak; options weak June delivery 49l6c
July delivery soc; August delivery C; No
2. spot .4ss40el4c; mixed western, 47g5sc
Hops quiet and steady; Pacific coast 2513sItc
new 4sG14sc; state, common to choice, 26Ge32c
Coffee-options steadyi June delivery 10 80
Is 6SSis 20; September delivery SIS IA
Is go; spot Rio dull and lower; far
eargoes iSc; No I i71s ss,,s Sugar w -. TsC
and easy; off A. 41Sc; mould A. 4skc
standard A., 41S; oonfectioners' 90
cut lonf. 6Ac; crushed. oAc; powdered
Molasses-Foreign dull and steady; 500 test
13c in hhds; New Orleans quiet and steady
common to fancy 2S035c. Petroleum stead,
fniadelpsia and Baltimore, So ssS7 is
In bulk, "a 6004 IS. Cotton seed oil quiet ant
firm; crude prime 2029c: crude of grader
25@ssc; yellow off grade ss0S6c. Woo
pulled 2e033c: Texas 17024c. Hides dull
and easy; wet salted, New Orleans selected
Is to 50 Ds, 7(b6c; Texas selected, 80 u
so ms, 7OSc. Provisions-Pork quiet and steady
prime S11 6002 90; old mess, $40 500
il 80; new mess S1e o00I2 80; extrI
prime Sli 90. Beef active and strong; famil.
Sf2 7oD13 so: extra mess 80 50010 90. Bee
hams steady; $l6 50119 90. Tierced beef firme
and quiet: city extra, India mess. $40 000
20 90. Cut meats quiet aud easy; pickles
bellies 54c: pickeled shoulders &c; pickele'
hams s1f09s4c: Middles: quiet and easy
short clears 81 90; Lard easier and firm
lions = June delivery so; July dsliy
ti hDs s. s7s%Ss Is g South America 81 IS
Butter quiet at 1s025c. Cheese active
light skins 50S1kc. Peanuts strong: fame.
hand picked, 414c; farmers, 2N034c Freight
to Liverpool irregular and quiet; cotton
per steam, 3-32d: grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June authorizations in whea
were confined to narrow limits to-day. Jul.
practically sold at 953409e5sc all the day
though it ranged as high as 9916c on one occa
sion, and as low as 9SI6c on another. The earl,
weakness was due to fair offerings and liRh
outside demands. The reaction which followet
and which carried prices to the highest point o
the day, was attributed TO frmer cables ant
the working of cash wheat here for export
! Shippers were anxious to relet ocean room OF
account of the falling of in the demand 70
/ grain, and this fact. together with weaker con
tinental markets, caused a reaction to the bot
tom prices near the close. The corn marke
appeared to be in control OF the bull clique. /
| was weak at the start, then advanced sharpl,
and was then beaten down by sales by loca
! operators. The clique then began rebuying
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