The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-15

iurs amounted 10 so0 bales now dockeis
n n.-hutures American middllur low
mlQoung clause. June delivery ls6id.
sellers; june and July delivery es-6ld,
sellers July and August delivery 4 2s6sl1
g sold; August and september delivery
1'-bi94 @l-aid. September and October de-
nNefy S16la al-6id october and November
delivery 1880 32-6id; November and De
cember delivery = 82-6f04 S3-64d; December
and January delivery &-64lns 3i6id; Jan
qary and February delivery S5-6id. sellers.
Futures closed quiet
American middling fair I3-i6d. good mid
ding tAsd, middhng AID, low middlng 4Ad,
good ordinary 4'9d. ordinary Lied.
New York, june l4.-The suns cotton re-
view says There was a selling movement
during the day owing 10 the disappointing adj
wees, which carried prices down "A TO II
points but later on the covering of local
shorts and buying for southern account caused
a rally, IN which the early decline was recov-
ered ana the market ended Z points higher
than yesterday on June. 4 points higher on
july. ana to points higher on other months.
with the tone firm and sales of 2llWO bales.
Large spot transactions in Liverpool and
bullish Manchester advices, as well as firm
ness OF southern markets. we're the re-
deeming features from the bull stand
peint. Prices declined from IA to IL
points, but recovered this and advanced to
points, closing firm. with sales of 2ll, 800
bales. New Orleans declined II to IL points,
but recovered this and advanced , to points,
spot prices here wore steady and unchanged
at Sc for middling uplandS, with sales of 446
bales for spinning. Southern markets were
generally quiet There was an advance of
l-l6Q4c at five OF the southern markets. Re
ceipts at the ports were 2,2S8 against 2,425 this
day last week and 2O2O last year exports
74G5 bales"
New York June 14-Riordan & Co saw of
cotton Though Liverpool came higher this
morning the advance there was not COnStd-
cred an adequate response to our sharp adj
vance OF yesterday and at our opening sellers
Outnumbered buyers. The first sale of
AUGUST
gave way under the pressure of the offerings
and during the forenoon the decline was fully
10 points August selling at 7.02c. nut through
out the decline there was good undertOne
TO the market and il did not take long for the
bulls to recover "a greater part OF the
lost ground Toward the close the scenes
of Yesterday afternoon were repeated The
bears made desperate rush to cover and
prices climbed Z points higher than the
highest OF the morning. The close was firm
at about the best prices. After the close g. l0c
was freely bid for August. Again we look to
Liverpool as the arbiter of the immediate
future of the market. The crop news though
somewhat mixed Is in the main favorable,
and If prices are to improve further John
Bull must pilot the way.
New York, June "A, nOon.-COtton futures
opened easy, as follows; june delivery C,
july delivery Z SIC, August delivery 6 ole,
September delivery lie October delivery
2Uc. November delivery & 25C.
Cotton contracts opened barely steady at
"a points decline, sod off 6d7 points, with
prices now l3al4 points below Yesterday.
New York June IA, D. m.-Middling up
lands Sc, middling Orleans SIC, low mid
ding uplands 9lGo. good ordinary csc;
sales 446 uales. Cotton steady.
Futures closed firm, with sales of 2l1 SEQ
tales as follows: June delivery C, July
delivery C August delivery < CSC. Septem-
her delivery g nc, October delivery 24c,
November delivery SIC, December delivery
8 40c January delivery as, February de-
livery 54c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 2,2oS bales; exports TO
Great Britain tales, to the continent
l. $40, to France 5.2S5; stock 422 96S bales.
Galveston June l4.-Cotton closed firm
middling 7l5c; net receipts 800 bales. gross
none: sales IS bales; stock 81 527 bales, eX-
ports, coastwise bales.
Norfolk, June H.-Cotton closed quiet
middling Z 9-l6c; net receipts. 24 bales, gross
none; sales 1877 bales; stock 12273 bales; eX-
ports coastwise POI bales
Baltimore, June 14--COtton closed nominal
middling nc; net receipts none, gross 324;
bales: sales none; stock s,052 bales.
Boston June l4-COttOn closed steady;
middling Sc; net receipts 1914 bales, gross 5Sl;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
tain tales.
wilmington, June 14.-Cotton closed firm
middling 75sc; net receipts ~ bales, gross
mono; sales none: stock 4lS3 bal s.
Philadelphia, June l4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 626c; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
none sales none; stock 1868 bales.
New Orleans, June 14.-COtton closed
firm; middling Z 1850; net receipts 432
bales. gross 524; sales 21O0 bales; stock
l07. 1870 bales: exports. to Great Britain 1902
bales. CoaStWiSe $40.
New Orleans June 14.-Cotton futures
steady, with sales OF 1850 bales, as follows:
June delivery CSC, July delivery Sc. Au-
gust delivery SSc, September delivery Gle,
October delivery 7 97c, November delivery
s 02c, December delivery Csc, January de-
livery &c.
Mobile. June 14.-Cotton closed nominal
mlddling INC; net receipts 80 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 7,45l bales; exports,
TO Great Britain II bales
Memphis, June 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts 43 bales, gross
IA sales 500 bales; stock % 800 bales.
Augusta June l4.-COtton. closed firm;
middling ll-1607Ac; net receipts 80 bales,
Charleston. June H.-COtton closed firm;
middling 75ec net receipts 81 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock - ,92O bales.
Cincinnati, June l4.--COttOn closed steady:
mtddling &c: net receipts 345 bales, gross
none. sales IS: stock l05lS bales.
Louisville, juno l4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SC; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none: stock none.
St. Louis. June l4--Cotton closed steady;
middling 13-16c; net receipts 36 bales, gross
1876: sales 400 bales stock 52l43 bales
Houston. June 4-Cotton closed firm;
middlng re net receipts l52, gross none;
sales IA stock 6,i72 bales.
Atlanta June 14.--Cotton closed steady;
middlng 755c; receipts / bale.
new 1OfR. June l4.--COuSOllUdleu ucL re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports up to and in
Guiding to-day for the week were 1908 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1928 bales to
France 5,467 bales to the continent l0,567
bales
Grain and Provisions.
New York. June Il. .. m-Flour quiet
and steady; winter wheat low grades e %
az As patents So 5G(l4 p; southern -four more
active and steady; common to fair extra
81 1908 10; good to choice extra So l5a4 %.
Wheat quiet and fairly active No, ? red in
store and elevator 723ic; afloat 73I46l734c &C;
options opened firm and advanced 20 s c .fiuc-
tuated and closed firm lsGD sc over Yesterday,
with fair trade: No. red June delivery Y &c;
July delivery TIC; August delivery 76c. Corn
fiuaer and quiet; No. , 4gc in elevator; 1870
4014c afoat: options closed strong and 5601c
higher with speculation more active; June
delivery 492lc. Oats firm and more active;
options hrmer and moderately active; June de-
livery 3734c; July delivery 36Hc: August
delivery SIC; spot prices; No SSc No
2 white 40c; mixed western 3o@30Ac; white
western 401e46c. Wool dull and weak;
domestic fleece 2da32c; pulled 26037c
Beef duh and steady; family $40 000l2 90;
extra mess 81 506S 30. Beef hams quiet and
steady mt Sl7 50Gl18 80 Tierced beef
dull: city extra India mess SIS 00017 co.
Cut meats dull and steady; picked bellies III
hams 12laT13c Mlddles inactive ana firm;
short clear $40 30. Lard quiet ana easier;
western steam closed at $40 10; city steam 30 90
as .; option sales none: refined quiet; con
tinent 30 30; South America $40 y0 com
pound 81 10 Pork quiet and steady;
old mess SI9 30; new mess $50 90: extra prime
nominal MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New