The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-13

urdays closing figures of 3 to = points. after
slies OF lts 800 bales. some Qf The crop
news was favorable The weather
south Is clear and more seasonaolc,
however. Liverpool was "a half point higher.
closing steady. with sales of l0,uO bales. In
Manchester yarns were firm and cloths quiet.
Receipts az the ports were 4 $50 bales. against
8 4l6 this day last week and 1881 last year.
Exports were 20 bales Spot prices were
steady here az i5-l6c for middling uplands-
with sales OF 30O bales for export and $50 for
spinning. southern markets were generally
quiet and unchanged. There was an advance
OF sc at Charleston. New Orleans sold 1000
bales"
New York June 12-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton Liverpool. while showing no espe-
cial alarm at the bureaus estimate OF acre
age, held her own to-day with remarkable
tenaclty. The hoarish sentiment which so
long prevailed in our market. seems to be de-
Ginning somewhat In the face Of the con
stantiy cheerful advlces that reach us from
abroad, and though the feeling can
hardly be called bullish as yet there
are indiqf tons that il will not require many
more days OF favorable reports from Liver
pool TO turn the tide of speculation in our
market. 1t may be that with good crop re-
ports prices VIII 20 considerably lower, but
we have no hesitation in saying that as long
as Liverpool maintains her firm front we
advise against short sales, and that. looking
to the immediate future of the market, we
would rather buy than sell. The houses with
the largest foreign connections were talking
very bulltsh to-day
New OK. j OHe II, nOOQ.-COLJOn INJURIES
opened firm. as follows: June delivery 63c,
July delivery CSC, August delivery Z soc,
September delivery Z Sc, October delivery
yoc, November delivery 02c
Cotton contracts opened steady at ga
points advance, and at noon were sac points
above Saturday
New York June II. p. m.-Middling up
lands l5i6c middling Orleans 3-l6c low
middling uplands re, good ordinary 1850;
sales 2.l50 bales Cotton steady
Futures closed firm, with sales Of lO13OO
bales, as follows: June delivery 65c, July
delivery re. August delivery S3c, Septem-
| her delivery Ole, october delivery Z CSC,
November deliyeTyS Csc, December delivery
$ i3c, January delivery l9c, February de.
livery 25c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 45s6 bales; exports TO
| Great Britain 22a2 tales, to the continent
1877 to France 642. stock 432 25S bales
Galveston, June l2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7iac; net receipts 467. gross none;
sales 2i6 bales, stock 81 .O5a bales
Norfolk, June 12.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 7i2c; net receipts As bales, gross
none; sales l46 bales: stock Il, 792 bales eX-
ports coastwfse 250 bales.
Baltimore. June l2.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling re; net receipts lO2 bales, gross
none sales none; stock Z 65S bales
Boston, June 12.--Cotton closed quiet mid
ding l3-l6c; net receipts SIC bales, gross
nOnG sales none; stock none; exports to
to Great Britain .252 bales.
wilmington, June l2,-Cotton closed STEADY;
middling rec; net receipts 81 bales, gross
none; sales none stock 4141 bal s. exports
coastwise 5O2 bales.
Philadelphia, June 12.-Cotton closed firm;
middling sac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock l3,4lY bales.
New Orleans, June 12.-Cotton closed
firm; middling7 11-16c; net receipts 2.235 bales,
gross 2,14O; sales $40 bales; stock llS,449
bales.
New Orleans June 12.-Cotton futures quiet
but steady, with sales of 1880 bales, as
follows: June delivery 63c July delivery
2 Sc August delivery &c. September de-
livery &c October delivery : CSC, NOvenl-
Der delivery 73c December delivery 79c,
January delivery 93c.
Mobile. June i2-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling 7lac; net receipts 81 bales, gross
none; sales 80 bales; stock 1854 bales; eX-
ports, coastwise 252 bales.
Memphis June 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 734c; net receipts none, gross 5Ol;
sales 400 bales; stock 81 6l0 bales.
Augusta, June l2.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling 7i56075sc; net receipts bales gross
none; sales 231 bales stock IL, 800 bales.
Charleston, June 12.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 75sc; net receipts 235 bales, gross
none; sales 100 fales; stock 23,942 bales; ex-
ports coaStWiSe $40.
Cincinnati sJune Cotton closed steady
middling Sc; net receipts 1886 bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock O79S bales.
Louisville, June 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
| St Louis June l2.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 11-16c; net receipts 20 bales gross
ALB sales 300 bales; stock $1,000 bales
| Houston. June 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 796c; net receipts 5s6 gross none;
sales pa bales; stock 6,027 bales.
Atlanta, June 12.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling 5-16e; receipts bales.
New York. June 12.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
GLIDING today for the week we're $3.50 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1907 bales, to
France 1,642 bales, to the continent 3,977
bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June 12 p. m.-Flour quiet
and easy winter wheat low grades - %
az A.; winter fair to fancy 81 1908 65; winter
patents S4 l0794 80; Minnesota clear 81 5003 10;
southern flour more active and easy; com
mon to fair extra 81 1913 10; good to choice
extra $5 l59t % WAea , dull at ~, l9l4 ~
vator 7lQ7114c; atioat I&@72c; options
opened firm. but declined all day, closing
weak ll90iRc under saturday; No. red
June delivery uhc; July delivery 72hc;
August delivery 74iac. Corn firm and quiet;
No. , 47lac in elevator; 4712c atioat; options
very dull, closing steady at partially &c de-
47asc August delivery 4s1Sc~ Oats tirmer
and fairly active options dun and lower,
closing steady; June delivery 36tsc; July
delivery 25i5c: August delivery 335sc; spot
PRICES: No , 3611571ac; No. white 391sc;
mixed western 3715@S9c: white western 39c
Beef dull and steady family $40 O00l2 90;
extra mess 81 5018 30. Beef hams quiet and
steady at 81 500lS 80. Tierced beef inactive
and steady city extra India mess S15 600
II co. Cut meats dull and steady; picked bel
lies 11%c; picked shoulders S1S09c; picked
hams 12k0l3c. Middles dun and firm: short
clear $40 80. Lard quiet and easy western
steam closed at $40 l0U10 Is; city steam 50 %
8 p: option sales none; refined quiet: con
tinent $40 50; South America $40 80; compound
quiet at Is 250S 30. Pork quiet and steady:
old mess $50 90: new mess $50 80: extra prime
nominal Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice dull and
steady at 30H}Sc. Peanuts quiet and weak;
fancy hand picked 60GAc. Cofee-Options
opened quiet and closed steady and I'M
changed to 10 points up: June delivery IL g0Q
rs %; August delivery Is 81; October delivery
Is 050l 10 10; December delivery II 9G015 90;
spot Rio duh and nominal; No. nc. Sugar
38cc refined quiet and firm No 6 II 166l
age: standard A 5 5-1GGI5 &c; graduated
55-16d5ac Freghts to Liverpool strong; in
ROoa demand; room scarce; cotton 3-32d;
grain Fad
Chicago, June 13-There was a sharp break
in wheat today. The market closed exactly
1c per bushel lower than Saturday The
chief reason for the break was the fact that
the bulls had bought upon expectation that
the crop report would bulge the market Sat
urday after hours crop figures caused jump
of q C in July, and it was estimated that the
opening price would be up 102c,
and that the bull market was assured.
There was much surprise. therefore,
when the public cable quoted Liverpool
steady to I'd lower. This was a knock down
the trade didn't expect from the other side,
1t had a weakening effect from the start AL
though prices opened 95Gnac up, they soon be
gan to weaken. From top figures, at the