The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-13

the south may have had something to do with
It, perhaps general Humiliation has set in and
IN that case the question arises, Who is going
70 hold the bagr Spot cotton was dull"
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady with
sales OF lel,000 bales, as follows: June delivery
s S00S see: July delivery SIC: August da-
livery s 470s 4sc: September deliverr 8 $50
SOC; october delivery 62S1S $50; November
delivery 70@s 7lc: December delivery 77N
stsc; January delivery sos Sci February
delivery s54S 96c. March delivery O56A9 O6c
9 2lc ~'' -'N' ''A' u''''0'' N-S1
GALVESTON. June l2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Sac.
NORFOLK, June 12.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding s 5-l5c.
BALTIMORE. June 12.-Cotton closed nominal:
middlng 8@kc,
BOSTON, June 12.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middlng $3.50.
WMMINeroN. June 12-Cotton closed dull;
middng 1-i6c.
PHILADELPHIA. June l2-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c.
New oRLxASs, June i2.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC.
Futures Market closed weak, with sales of
44o0O bales, as follows: June delivery 75c,
July delivery S5c, August delivery csc,
september delivery 04c, October delivery
1Sc, November delivery s 25c, December de-
livery SEC January delivery acc February
delivery sec, March delivery 6sc
The crop statement from Sept. l to June 12,
inclusive, is as follows: Port receipts 6, 7e6 945
bales, against 5,7SS,499 bales last year. Over
lNuO O.AO
bales, against &c. us bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept1, ia, 154 bales against
1887 bales last year. Southern mill takings,
4b5,3O0 bales, against 47l,510 bales last year
Amount of crop brought into sight during 2S5
days e,442 100 bales, against i55 OF! bales last
year. Amount OF crop brought into sight for
the week 29.l45 bales, against $500 bales for
last year Amount of crop brought into sight
for the first l2 days of June was So 25l bales
against II ,46S bales last year.
MOBILE, June l2.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 8 3-16c.
MEMPHIS, June 12.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 3-l6c.
AUGUSTA, June 12.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC.
CHARLESTON, June 12-Cotton closed quiet:
middling Size.
MONTGOMERY. June 12-Cotton unchanged;
middling 7s4c; receipts 124 bales; shipments
o26 bales; stock 1855 bales; sales 526 bales
MACON, June 12-Receipts so bales; sales
bales. 'O' ' N -''''
COLUMBUS. June t2.-Cotton dull; middling
Sc; receipts 623 bales; shipments 657 bales;
sales bales; stock 1851 bales.
NASHVILLE, June 12.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC.
ding &c; receipts 1876 bales; shipments as
bales; stock ,455 bales.
ROME, June l2.-Cotton market not received
to-day.
Nav YoRK, June 12.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1885, bales;
exports, to Great Britain Q, 286 bales, TO France
81 bales, TO the continent AS bales; stock at
all American ports s4j, 800 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, June 10, noon.-FIour quiet and
weak. Wheat steady and active. Corn easv
and quiet Pork quiet and steady at $40 500
1880. Lard dull and easy at So 25. Freights
firm.
New York, Juns l2, 500 p. m.-FIour. south
ern, dull and heavy; common TO fair, extra,
81 00D4 60; good to choice. extra.
"a 6505 rs; supernne 81 OO04 so; buckwheat
-four, 80 25@2 IS. Wheat stronger; No; red,
O9sS ahoat; options declined SsDic on selling
by longs and weakness recovered 9s61l4c and
closed firm on full export business
red dsSery tSTse uT GSs
cry 81 05ss; August delivery 81 OF; Septem-
Der delivery 81 oih. Corn active, chiefly
export, closing flrmer; No. 2. cash, Bo016o14o
mixed, 650osc; steamer mixed. 7sc; options
declined <0e3zc on weak cables, but recovered
10llsc GU Tree export inquiry, closing firm;
June delivery o4lsc; July delivery 62c; August
less active; options moderately active aud
irregular; June delivery 47c; July delivery
47c; August delivery 4llsc; September
western, 4sc. Hops quiet and steady; Pa
cific coast 250D3altc; new 4SM4Sc; state com
mon to choice. 2s032c. Coffee-optons
closed steady, TO 20 points down; June delivery
is 50O16 55; July delivery is t0@l5 %;
August delivery IS bO@l5 6S; september
delivery si5 4O@l5 50; spot Rio dun
and nominal; fair cargoes LOG; NO.
fair refining s2sc bid; oentrIfusals. S6S
test 34c bid; refined quiet and lower;
of A. 4ac: mould A, 4sAc; stand
s sT loaf, &c. 0S.SsS llSG;
4 5-i6c; graduated, Lie; cubes s. Ice.
Molasses-Foreign quiet and steady; 800 test,
1Sc in hhds; New Orleans steady and quiet;
common to fancy 250S0c. Petroleum lower
and quiet; refined, New York, 81 IS;
Philadelphia and baltimore So ss@7 10;
in bulk, 81 1904 &c. Cotton seed oil steady and
quiet; crude prime 2'@2sc: crude of grades
pulled 2s0Ssc: Texas 17024c Hides dull
and easy; wet sailed. New Orleans selected.
90 ms, 7QDSc. Provisions-Pork quiet and steady;
prime $11 5O02 90; old mess, $40 500
II 30; new mess S1s o0@is so; extra
prime 81 90. Beef steady and dull; family
hams steady; SIS OO01S SO. Tieroed beef quiet
and dull; city extra, India mess. $40 00QD
20 90. Out meats inactive and steady; picked
hams 9IfO94c Middles quiet and weak;
short clears 81 20. Lard weak and stronger;
western steam 90 IN; city d 5000 80; OPP
s0p' &c lyme ss GSysry asSs q ssy d saD
tinent ss S7Is0Se Is. South America g. 85.
Butter quiet at is025c. Cheese active;
hSnk shiuib oupottc. fednuto SLehoys FANCY
hand picked. 4140414c; farmers, 234@D3s4c.
Freights to Liverpool active and frmer; cot
ton, per steam, $50: grain cad
CHICAGO, Juno i2-fhe markets all looked
very slick and ripe for another big slump at the
opening this morning. Thereby something
was added to the losses over night and then
there was a change OF feeling and rally all along
the line, the result being a reaction which
brought grain up to about the closing prices OF
yesterday and carried provisions to q material
advance. There was q large and excited trade
in wheat near the opening, but later business
became more quiet. There was not much Ia
the way OF news. July opened at 961A196asc,
broke % 95c, rallied to and hung around in the
neIghborhood of 9576c, broke to 951kc, rallied to
961kc and closed at 96c. Corn was active and
very weak, and at one time seemed on the verge
of panic. Everybody was struggling to sell
and seemingly regardless of the price. Oats
were about the weakest thing on the list. Trade
seemed utterly demoralized, and July was dis
posed of around the opening at anywhere be-
tween 39ss04O11c. After the opening furry the
market became rather quiet and steady around
40lkfG40izc until the bulge in corn and wheat
when an advance to 4ic took place. Provisions
proved very weak. Pork took the lead in the
downward movement
CHICAGO. June 12.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet; spring patents S5 90
81 3003 IS; straights u o515 10. Wheat
No. 2spriag, 97Ac; No. =, red, 9Sc9 0O1S. Corn
No. 2, Sc. Oats-No. 2, 41Ac Mess pork,
per barrel, $40 So Lard, per 100 bs, SO rs.
Short ribs sides. loose, 80 75G15 IS.
Dry sailed shoulder boxed, IS 0005 25.
Short clear sides, boxed. 50 1906 80. Whisky
at 81 t6.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.