The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-25

October and Novern her delivery q "f-ffd sell.
ers. November and December delivery 81
o3d. buyers December ana January delivery
4 - 6lHs1l ~ SD January and February de-
livery Sl-6sd, Futures closed quiet hut
STEADY.
4p m-American middling fair 4Ad good
middling 9-l6d middling 7i6d. low mid
ding 5-i6d. good ordinary sled, ordinary
I'd
New Orleans. June 2l.-Cotton futures
steady. with sales OF 2l7OO bales. as follows
July delivery f7c, August delivery Z sic,
September delivery Z soc, October delivery
Z 65c November delivery &C, December de-
livery z 75c, January delivery SOC, Febru-
airy delivery p6c
New York, June "a. noon.-Cotton futures
closed firm as follows: June delivery 63c;
july delivery 7 Geo. August delivery sic;
September delivery s9c October delivery
: s6 November delivery Ole.
New York. June "a nOOn.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at points decline, fell 2 be-
came unsettled, rallied and closed firm; July
Q 1B August ga; September %; october
OIL November & 10.
New York, June Accommodated net re-
ceipts OF cotton at all the ports up to and in
GLIDING to-day for the week we're 3 1874 bales:
exports to Great Britain 9247 bales to
the continent 3.43O bales; stock 3s2,905 bales.
New York, June "a, p. m.---CottOn quiet;
middling uplands &C. middling Orleans sac,
low middllng uplandS 9-l6c. good ordinary
&c; sales 1876 bales.
Futures closed firm, with sales Of 81 100
bales. as follows: June delivery 63G97 65c,
July delivery 6611T &c August delivery 81
arse, September delivery S9Gl7 90c, october
delivery Z 1907 97c, November delivery Ola
g Csc, December delivery l2f18 l3c. January
delivery : 20ns 2lc, February delivery 8 21Q1
29c, March delivery 35G1S SIC.
NEW YORK, JUNE 24-Riodan & Co say Of
cotton: The trade in cotton for the past week
has been kept feverish and unsettled by the
frequent alteration Of strength and weakness
In the foreign markets and by rather unsat-
isfactory reports as to the crops outlook. To
day Liverpool was lower and our market
opened with a sympathetic decline, the first
sales OF august being at ~, after the call
there was a further decline of three points,
but prices soon rallied to the opening figures.
There was little further change until the last
ten minutes, when abrisk demand to come
snort sprang up, causing august to advance
suddenly to 7s3c. The close was firm with
7olc bid for August. Complaints
of the backward and grassy
Condition Of the crop in many parts OF the
south are sufficiently serious and general to
prevent any decline In the stringency of the
financial situation throughout the county
were less acute, but all the indications point
TO the probability that the surplus cotton of
the old crop still remaining In the south VIII
soon be forced upon the market and that the
new crop will likewise be sold with unexam-
pied rapidity as soon as it can be got ready.
Spinners are perfectly well aware Of the con-
ditlon OF Things and are naturally in no hurry
to buy their supplies. II the crop project
should become much more gloomy than 1t is
OF present or If there should
De u 0balJlY ana marked revival OF the aCtlV-
tty OF trade abroad, there might be material
and lasting Improvement in the value of cot
ton. But in the absence of either of these
contingencies, the chances are that two much
cotton and too little money will surely compel
lower prices. During the remainder of the
month, however, we are likely to have a
nervous scalping market. without any
marked change. For the moment we are in
clined to favor sales on rallies and taking
profits on moderate declines
Atlanta, June "a Cotton closed steady
middltng 7Ac; receipts 10 bales.
Galveston, June 2l,-Cotton closed easy
middling 9-t6c; net receipts l44 bales gross
none; sales none; stock "a 632 bales: exports,
to the continent none; coastwise none
Norfolk, June Election closed quiet
middling 73sC; net receipts 500 baless gross
none; sales bale stock TO- 4i9 bales; exports
to Great Britain 300 bales; to the continent
100 bales.
Baltimore, June 2t-Cotton closed nominal
middling Sc; net receipts none; gross none (;
sales none; stock 7,522 bales.
Boston June 2i.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding Sc; net receipts .46S bales, gross none !;
exports none; sales none; stock 1925 bales.
Wilmington, June 24.-Cotton closed dull /;
middling 74c; net receipts none gross none /;
sales none; stock 34SS bales; exports to the
continent 33 bales.
Philadelphia, June 24.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling sac; net receipts LA bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 1929 bales.
New Orleans, June 2i.-Cotton closed quiet /;
middling 1-l8c; net receipts d54 bales, gross
i,
exports, TO Great Britain 6,35f bales; to the
continent 1893 bales.
Mobile, June 24.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 9-l6c; net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock 70f5 bales.
Memphis, June 24.-Cotton closed steady {;
middling 74c; net receipts 400 bales, gross
1885 bales; sales / 90 bales; stock 23508 bales.
Augusta, June 2.-Cotton closed steady
middling 7Ac; net receipts II bales, gross
none; sales $50 bales; stock 1881 bales.
Charleston, June A.-Cotton closed firm
middling .7Aci net receipts bales, gross
none: sales ia bales: stock II g3S bales
Cincinnati, June 2i-Cotton closed steady (:
middling SIC; net receipts 753 bales gross
none; sales 300 stock 10,9lS bales.
Louisville, June 2i.-Cotton closed quiet ;
middling SIC; net receipts none gross none /;
St. Louis, June 2i-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7Ac; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
1871 bales sales 100; stock Al, 3O1 bales
Houston, June 24-Cotton closed easy;
middling 7hc;. net receipts So bales, gross
none; sales none; stock SIP bales.
New York, June 24.-The totnl visible
supply of cotton for the world is 307S 1853
bales, of which .. 497 ,063 bales are American.
against 1881, 1888 and $500 1888 bales. respect
lively, last year Receipts this week at ali
interior towns 10 1924 bales. Receipts from
plantations 1856 bales. Crop in sight q 414, 057
bales
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June 81, p. m.-Flour very
uull ana weak winter wheat low grades I'll 10
az 45: winter fair to fancy 50 45CG3 49, winter
patents 50 40l14 co. Minneiota clear 50 501
co. Patents "a 0061i As; southern -four dull
and weak; common to fair extra 50 1898 10;
good to choice EXTRAS 15d4 % Wheat dull
but firm: No. red in store and elevator
7lAc; atoat 7254c; options closed moderately
active and STEADY at 1s0Ac decline; No z
red closed June delivery TlAc July delivery
HAc; August delivery 74e September 70 Il Q.
Corndull but trm; No. 248Ac in elevator; 4ylk
Q494c atioat; options were dull and l68AC
higher without any special feature June de
livery 4S4c; July delivery 484c; August
delivery 1890; September delivery Soc Oats
dull and easier; options dull and hGn 6aC
lower but steady; June delivery SEC; July de-
livery 35Hc; August delivery 33hc spot No.
35c; No white 3qc; mixed western 376l3Sc
white do. 3S14GD43hc Wool quiet and unset
tied; domestic fleece 2759Q32c; pulled 2ido37c.
Beef steady; family $40 0glll2 90; extra mess
81 509S 30. Beef hams dull and weak at
Sl7 OO@iS 20. Tierced beef quiet: city extra
India mess Sl5 006l7 co. Out meats quiet
and firm; picked bellies l3c; picked shout
ders SlS14c; picked hams 12l36113c. Mid
dies dull and firm, short clear 50 S7%. Lard
quiet and steady western steam closed at
81 %; city steam s. 1903 00 option sales
none; refined dull; continent $40 40; South
America $40 so: compound IS l2h6S 25. Pork
quiet and steady, old mess $40 so: new mess
$50 90; extra prime nominal. Molasses-FOr-
eign nominal New Orleans open kettle
good TO choice dull and steady at 301l39c
Peanuts dull and easy; fancy hand picked 5a{
@6c Conee-Options opened inactive and
closed steady; June points down, other
ant he : Ia anIfV