The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-20

s 1sc; October delivery 2S6DS &c; November
delivery sS4s soc: December delivery 4sc:
January delivery 5 576D6 Sic, February de-
livery 670s CSC, March delivery s T7Qns 7sc,
sg BFc. delivery SSs@S SS'' May delivery ''S
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
opened slightly dearer, presently declined,
further gave way closing barely steady at a
decline OF llDl5 points on near and 90 10 points
on lats months from yesterdays closing prices.
The course of the market to-day was a good
deal of q surprise even to many who have been
persistent bears Liverpool made some ad-
vance. and crop movement was small; yet the
early advance was soon lost, and the market
drfted into semi-panic, under which August
contracts dropped from s zoe TO 04c the
lowest figure of the crop, and the lowest in
more than forty years There was a report
that Liverpool and Manchester houses were in
financial straits, hence the sudden change from
strength to weakness. Crop accounts were
good. Spot cotton was 1-l6c lower and dull"
ATLANTA, June faction closed dull; mid
ding sac; receipts to-day - bales.
GALVESTON. June l9.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1870.
NORFOLK, June 1s.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding Sc.
BALTIMORE June ia.-Cotton closed weak;
middling 5-l6c.
BosToN. June 1s.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 7-16c.
WILMINGTON. June 19.-Cotton closed nominal;
PHILADELPHIA. June io.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $50.
New ORLEANS, jane 19.-Cotton closed irregu
lar; middling 1916.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF 81, 200 bales, as follows: June delivery
soc, July delivery 60c, August delivery
livery 92c, November delivery Sc, December
delivery Csc, January delivery s lie, Feb
ruary delivery 2Sc, March delivery SEC.
The crop statement from Sept. to June 10,
inclusive, is as follows: Port receipts 6,Sl7 1913
bales against 5,757, 025 bales last year. Over
land movement to mills and Canada /, 066, s5S
bales, against 918, 672 bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept. l. l0 15l bales, against
10, 469 bales last year. Southern mill takings,
All, 1926 bales, against 417.527 bales last year.
Amount of crop brought into sight during 292
days S,464, 652 bales against 1863, 69S bales last
year. Amount OF crop brought into sight for
the week q. 496 bales, against s,6l6 bales for
last year. Amount of crop brought into sight
for the first 10 days OF June was 74,77? bales,
against 20,0S4 bales last year.
MOBILE. June 19.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling Sc.
MEMPHIS, June 19-Cotton closed irregular;
middling SC.
AUGUSTA, June 19.-Cotton closed quiet but
CHARLESTON. June 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &C.
MONTGOMERY. June 19.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling 1850; receipts los bales;
shipments 5S7 bales stock 1876 bales; sales 5S7
bales
MACON, June 19.-Receipts 25 bales; sales
= bales; shipments 125 bales; stock 1858
bales
COLUMBUS, June l9.-Cotton steady; middling
Sc; receipts 1888 bales; shipments 207 bales;
sales 10 bales; stock 2,S07 bales.
NASHVILLE, June 1e.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SC.
SELMA, June 19.-Cotton market not received
to-day
RoxE, June 19.-Receipts ss9 bales; ship
ments 42S bales; stock 2,3l0 bales.
NEW York, June 19.-Consolldated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 2,172 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales, TO France
1872 bales. TO the continent b1S bales; stock at
all American ports 3l9,516 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. June 10. noon.-Flour dull and
and unchanged. Pork quiet, steady at $40 500
i2 SO Lard dull and weak at 80 80. Freights
steady,
ern. dull and heavy; common to fair, extra,
o. s5SS rs; supsrhne o. OO04 50; buckwheat
-four, ~ 2502 49, Wheat steady; No red,
81 O8N in store and elevator; 8! O9a4D
II afoat; options fluctuated on manipulation,
opening 14@16c up, declined re, advanced
s$0ic and closed weak A09Sc over yesterday.
Tue report that French duty. will be
taken of July /, instead of August 1. together
with weather kilograms exerted some influence;
No. Q red, June delivery 81 071s; July deliv
cry 81 0+56; August delivery 81 o094; Septem-
Der delivery 99Ac; Corn dull and easy;
ahoat; ungraded mixed, 650oSc; steamer
mixed. voc; options followed wheat in its
changes, and at one time stood ss9l4c over
yesterday but closed steady at olly 140a16c up;
June delivery &c; July delivery 6i4c; August
delivery olNc; September delivery 60>sc. Oats
lower and dull; options fairly active and
irregular; June delivery C; July delivery
delivery 342lc No. 3. spot, 41K142lkc; mixed
western, 39Q44c. Hops quiet and steady; Pa
ciflc coast 250SslSc; new 5000; state, com-
mon to choice, a50S2c. Coffee-options
rIs sn1 RNA Nnln
IS 2O0lG Is; July delivery Is 75@I5 IS;
August delivery is 100l5 80; september
delivery Sl4 65@14 50; spot Rio dull
and s sssa&y earre SarsO eset s"d a4 NO
fair refining is,loc: centrifugals. O66
test 314c bid; refined firm. good demand;
of A., 4H942Sc; mould A; SIC; stand
cut loaf, size; crushed. SIC; powdered,
Molasses-Foreign quiet and dull; 500 test. 11A
CD12c in hhds: New Orleans steady and quiet;
common to fancy 25@s0c Petroleum easier
and quiet; refined. New York, IS 90G17 10;
Philadelphia aad Baltimore. So s307 05;
in bulk, "a 5O614 So. Cotton seed oil steady and
2S02Oc; yellow off grade 3a@36c. Wool
easy and quiet; domestic fleece 32037c:
pulled 2e@sSc: Texas 17024c, Hides dull
and easy; wet sailed. New Orleans selected.
90 fbs, 70Sc. Professionalism dull and steady;
prime S11 5032 90: old mess $40 500
II So; new mess ST. 00@12 30; extra
prime S11 co. Beef steady and quiet; family
Sl2 750sIS 30; extra mess $40 bo@11 90. Beef
hams steady; SIS 000lS 90 Tierced beef quiet
and steady; city extra. India mess. $40 600
20 90. Cut meats strong and wanted; picked
bellies SIC; pickeled shoulders SC; pickeled
hams 91100azc. Middles dull and weak;
short clears s. IS. Lard quiet and a trifie BETTER
western steam So. SO; city s. 65G15 20: OPP
tons June delivery s. July deliv-
cry IS 50; August delivery So SO; Sep
TENDER delivery 81 IS; refined stronger; con-
tinent IS o006 70. South America 5; IS.
Butter quiet at is925c. Cheese active;
hand picked. 41sdt414o; farmers, 23403Nc
Freights to Liverpool steady and quiet; cot
ton per steam 3-32d: grain 202I<d.
CHICAGO, June l9.-Wheat opened with an
appearance of strength, first sales Of July being
made at o4GH9t14c, against 931fc at the close
yesterday. The local feeling was bearish and
the selling pressure quickly overwhelmed the
Then the market became weak on freer offer
ings and lower and weak English cables and
the decline reported at Paris, Berlin and Ant
werp. and sold off to S3c and closed at "a Corn
showed little strength. and July sold at $50
561kc, but everybody seemed to have selling
ders and buyers we're holding off. July dropped
to 5434c. Shorts covered freely, investment
buying was generous and there was an irregular
advance to 56lbc. Then Partridge and Cudahy
from which there was q recovery to 56j4c at
the close. Oats started at 3GlfGD37c for July
and closed OF 49, Provisions opened firm, Sep
TENDER pork selling at $40 o.. but fell later to
$40 so. Then when corn and wheat advanced it
sold to $40 20. dropped to $40 62If and closed at
$40 IS, a gain of 10c over yesterday. Lard and
ribs gained sc each.
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