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

closing steady with SPOT sales of ib0u
e sa4e' M3ueneoief was quiet but nrm.
SP9l prices here are ll6e lower
with sales OF $40 bales for spinning and de-
llVeries on contracts Of I0O0 bales New or
leans declined is points. Southern spot
markets were generally steady or firm 40 un-
named prices There was % dc line of
l-loN Zee al TWO OF the southern markets. Re-
celpts at the ports We're sll6 bales against
tN'l bales this day last week ana > $50 bales
last year. The total thus far this week is
li.3' bales, against 1855 tales thgs far last
week Exports from the ports were T. 652
New York June 5-Riordan & Co. say Of
cotton; tIhe market to-day seemed to have
recovered from IT'S upward furry and was dis
InctlVely weak throughout the day. The
latest crop reports from all sections of the
south were excellent. Liverpool cables We're
dlSappolntlng and there was "a great pressure
70 sell at the opening. The first sale OF Au-
gust was at roe. or : points decline
mat was the highest. The offerings were so
Tree that the market gave way point bv
point, until August had sold at 164c The
close was steady at the lowest figures The
market may continue somewhat nervous until
after the bureau report shall have been re
celYed on Saturday next, But if the present
splendid cotton weather continues for few
weeks 1t Will he diticult. we fear, 20 sustain
present prices"
New York, June >, p. m.-Middling up
lands l3-l6c middling Orleans 5 Lice good
ordinary q ll-l6t low middllng 7}ac. Sales $50
bales. Cotton easy.
Futures closed Steady. with sales Of 1870 900
paIes, as follows June delivery 47c, July
delivery z sac, August delivery SIC, Scptem-
Der delivery Tic, october delivery i9c,
November delivery S5c, December delivery
Z 92c, January delivery Z 99c, February de-
livery O6c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were SAG bales; exports to Great
Britain 1889 bales, to the continent , 1867
bales, to France 1,4G3 bales; stock 457,20l
bales.
middling 5-16c; net receipts 378 bales, gross
none; sales 100; stock 81 497 bales; exports,
coastwise 100.
Norfolk, June 5.-Cotton closed steady:
mlddllng re; net receipts % bales gross
none; sales none; stock Il. 651 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 4,O08 bales, coastwise $40
bales.
Baltimore, June 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
mlddllng NC; net receipts ,63l, gross 2,35l;
sales none; stock 1853 bales: exports to
Great Britain 492 bales, to the continent / S27
bales.
Boston, June Section closed quiet mid
ding 70c net receipts .66 bales gross 1893;
sales none; stock none.
Wilmington, June 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling rec; net receipts l bale gross
none; sales none; stock 1923 bal S; exports,
coaStWiSe 465 bales.
Philadelphia, June 5-CottOn closed quiet;
middling sl4c net receipts 2,655 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock Il ,237 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $40 bales.
quiet; middling7 Lice; net receipts . 957 bales,
gross 1857; sales 1000 bales; stock 127,5O7
bales.
New Orleans, June 5.-Cotton futures
quiet but steady, with sales Of $500 bales, as
follows: June delivery : Soc, July delivery
$50, August delivery 43c, September de-
livery 49c October delivery 56e, November
delivery 762c December delivery Z &C,
January delivery S5c.
Mobile, June 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling 7}sc; net receipts 10 bales gross 100;
sales none stock S,535 bales; exports, coast
wise p bales
Memphis, June 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling re; net receipts 1859 bales gross
1873; sales 325 bales; stock 80 764 bales.
Augusta, June 5.-COtton closed steady;
middling ne net receipts Al bales, gross
none sales 651 bales; stock 5000 bales.
Charleston, June 5.-COttOn closed steady;
middling nc; net receipts l13 bales, gross
none; sales 300 stock "a sos bales.
Cincinnati, June 5.-CottOn closed steady:
middling re; net receipts 657 bales, gross
none sales nOne stock II ,420 bales.
Louisville, June 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling 7Bc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
St. Louis. June 5.-Cotton closed steady
middling 1916; net receipts y bales, gross
347 sales pa stock 57.lU.
Houston, June 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 5-l6c; net receipts 652, gross none;
sales %; stock 6647 bales.
Atlanta, June 5.-CottOn closed quiet;
middling nc; receipts none.
O.-lOnSOlQdIGu
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
Guiding to-day for the week were I LOB bales
exports to Great Britain 1862 bales to the
continent TO- 1856 bales, to France 5ll8.
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June 5, ) p. m.-I7lour duh and
weak winter wheat low grades 81 O5U2 45;
winter fair to fancy 81 3593 IS; winter pat
ents So 50t14 D; Minnesota clear 81 5O03 lO
straights 50 5000 10; patents 81 25694 60.
southern flour duh and weak; common to fair
extra s. 1908 TO- good to choice extra So 100
I 25. Wheat lower and active for export and
heavy; No. , red in store and elevator ia
714c; afioat 7l24072c; options active, excited
and heavy and 21903c lower; No. , red closed
June delivery 7lc; July delivery 72lsc; August
delivery T4Ac Corn weaker and fairly active
No. , 46hG47c in elevator; 4704S18c atoat;
ungraded mixed 45lsW5Oc; options "a sc
lower and fairly active, closing weak; June
delivery 469sc; July delivery 1910; August
delivery 47llc. Oats lower and weak and
lower and weak; June delivery &c;
July delivery 344c: August delivery 33Ac;
spot prices: No , SIC; No white i0c; mixed
western 37Gl39c: white western 39do47c. Wool
quiet and weak; domestic fleece 27l032c
pulled 26d37c. Beef duh and steady; family
S11~00n12 60; extra mess 81 50dS 90 Beef
hams quiet and firm at Sl7 501ls 30. Tierced
beef quiet and steady: city extra INDIA
mess Sf7 O011S co. Cut meats dull and steady;
picked bellies 111hc; picked shoulders Sc;
picked hams 13Q13l5c. Mlddles inactive and
weak; short clear GlO %. Lara uull ana lOWtr'
western steam closed at $40 70; city steam
So 25n9 80; option sales none; refined quiet
and weak: continent $40 80; South America
s11 10: compound - 505lS IS Pork quiet and
EASY: old mess 321 p; new mess 80 90: extra
prime nominal. MolasSeS-FOreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice quiet
and steady at 3003Sc Peanuts quiet, fancy
hand picked 6la@64fc. COfee-Options opened
steady and closed barely steady and un-
changed to 20 points up; July delivery ID 100
IL 90: September delivery - 50015 20; Decem-
Der delivery IS S0D15 10; spot Rio quiet and
firm; No. 7 I71s0li7L4c. Sugar-Raw llrm and
ouiet: fair refining 3Ac: centrifugalS So test
4 l1-l60i%c; standard A 5A05Ac; granu-
lated ; 31605%c. F'reights to Liverpool firm
and in good demand; cotton 2-3>d; grain
23id.
Chicago. June 5.-Another record was
smashed to-day and prices reached nc lower
than heretofore for july and have also shown
n sharp decline in deferred futures, but not to
the same extent. The failure OF MeadOwcroft
Bros private bankers, this morning, gave
the market a quiet shock. Then came the
failure of the Kansas City Grain Company
and prices took another drop downward. On
this decline it was announced that Nelson,
Vanlyirk s. Co., small traders in wheat, had
failed. and this in the strained condition of
the market, proved sufficient to send prices
oH again Still as prices We're so
low before total decline wars only
about lifc on July and considerably
less on longer futures. Nearby futures are
feeling the results of the tightneSs IN money
more seriously than others as is shown by
the fact that at one time &C was paid TO change
TuIV TO September, in the hope that before
Thai month came around financial conditions
would mend The worst break OF the day
in wheat came in the last hour Corn owing
to some demand for the spot article, was com
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