The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-08

ahlI.l.'aAl. NslANaIN. NNIMUUr 4 INa. sales
r ON h1ius American 1850 halcs. spccu-
utiOn aul export 1000 bales. receipts ulu
AIc- American i0 bales Futures opened
~ demand fa.r
Futures American middIur. low middnny
eiluoe july delivery Z liGi1 also : ia6ld,
July 2nQ August delivery 4 2l-Did. also 9
81 .nidE August and September delivery -
t4l. also q % $50, September and October
delivery Adld; October and November dc
livery 4 sod also . 2f-04d; November and
December delivery 26-64d also & q CID De
ccmter and January delivery I 2s-6fd. also
-96ld. January and February delivery
4 p. MIXTURES. American miidling. low
mldd1ng clause June delivery 2p64d, value
June and July delivery 4 2g6id. value; July
ana August delivery . 22-64d sellers: August
and September delivery 236iJ4 24-64d. Sep
TENDER and October delivery Sold buyers
october ana November delivery 4 25-64d
sellers; November ana December delivery
-9-n#t+ 2sd; December ana January de-
livery 3u-6id. sellers; January and February
delivery 3l6Aa4 &-64d. Futures closed
steady.
American middling fair 1l-l6d. good mid
ding iiad. middling 1 "a d. low middling 414d,
good ordinary 4 B, ordinary l5-l6d.
New Ork, June The Suns cotton re-
view says; The crop reports from some
parts OF the south were rather unfavorable
there being too much rain in some sections,
but an early advance here was due chiefly to
the rise in Liverpool. where the spot trade
was brisk. On the advance, however, there
e.
posed, because OF the unsettled financial con
dltlon in this country and the clOseneSs OF
money in some parts of the south. Two
important reports will be issued this week
one Thursday in regard to the acreage; and
the other saturday, government report, both
Of which are awaited with considerable IN
terest. As the case now stands the financial
situation in a measure neutraliZes the effect
Of bullish advices from Liverpool and Man
chester. Prices advanced 10 to IL points, but
ended only to points higher with the tone
barely steady and the sales 149, 100 bales. Liv-
eTpOOl advanced ) to 81 points, with spot
sales of 1900 bales In Man
chester yarns were strong with mod
crate business. There was fair trade
in cloths. New Orleans advanced 8 to 10
points and fell point, but recovered this and
advanced 4 to points. Spot prices here
were steady at rae for middling upland, with
sales of 335 bales for spinning. There was an
advance of l-l6dl8c at five 1of the southern
markets. New Orleans sold 300 bales. The
receipts at the ports were 2.425 against 4,310
this day last week and3.054 last year"
New York, Juue 7-RiOrdan s. Co. say of
cotton: Liverpool sent us most encourag
ing report this morning, with the result that
the reaction in our market made further
progress. August spened at 1870, declined to
79C and rallied to 7S7c In the last half
and the close was barely steady, with 7SOc
bid for August. After the close August was
in active demand at S2c. Some unsatisfacs
tory crop adViceS from the south and the fear
that the bureau report on Saturday will not
show as much increased acreage
as has been expected, combine
TO make shorts very uneasy But
the strongest support to the rise has been the
continued and growing strength of Liverpool.
No matter how fair the promise of the new
crop may be, cotton, taken with the
aVidity as displayed in the last few days in our
market, will certainly get higher. This is
what the bulls are hoping for But the bears
claim that Liverpool will soon get enough
and more than enough. We shall soon see"
e TTnf4 ftafy
opened firm, as follows: June delivery &C,
July delivery 7Sc, August delivery Soc,
September delivery z 96c October delivery
0tc, November delivery 12c.
New York June 7, p. m.--Middling up
lands 7Bc, middling Orleans SIC, good Or
binary CSC, low middllng 7-16c. Sales 1886
bales. Cotton steady.
Futures closed steady, with sales as fol-
lows; June delivery 61c, July delivery 6Oc,
August delivery SOC, September delivery
SSc, October delivery 96c, November de-
livery Ole, December delivery l0c, Janu-
airy delivery l6c February delivery &c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 2,425 bales stock 4390S5
bales.
Galveston, June cotton closed quiet;
middling 5-16c; net receipts 80 bales, gross
none: sales none; stock 81 ,S36 bales
Norfolk, June cotton closed dull;
middling nc; net receipts IS bales, gross
none sales 1913 bales; stock 1892 bales.
Baltimore, June Cotton closed nominal;
middling HBc; net receipts none, gross 1858;
sales none; stock Ol5 bales
Boston June Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 77sc; net receipts 454 bales gross ,90l
sales nOne stock none.
Wilmington, June Cotton closed firm;
mddling re; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 4.497 bal, S.
Philadelphia, June cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; net receipts POS, gross none;
sales none; stock IL, AS bales.
New Orleans, June Cotton closed
firm: middling 75Sc; net receipts 500 bales,
orr
bales: exports. TO Great Britain 4 167 bales.
New Orleans June Cotton futures barely
steady. with sales of IS 800 bales. as follows:
June delivery 53c, July delivery sac, Au-
gust delivery soc, September delivery
c. October delivery zoe, November deliv-
cry Z 7dc, December delivery S3c, January
delivery sec.
Mobile. June Cotton closed nominal:
mlddling 76c; net receipts 81, gross none;
sales none; stock s302 bales; exports
to Great Britain none; 'coastwise 100 bales
Memphis, June Cotton closed firm;
middling Z ll-l6c; net receipts As bales, gross
POP; sales 325 bales; stock 35773 bales
Augusta, June Cotton closed firm;
middling 7iaW535c; net receipts IL bales gross
Charleston, June Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 2426l bales.
Cincinnati, June cotton closed steady;
middiing 7Bc; net receipts 1886 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 1884 bales
Louisville, June 7.--CottOna closed firm;
middling re- net receipts none, gross none;
sales none stock none.
St. Louis, June Cotton closed steady:
middlfng 7Ac; net receipts 30 bales, gross
lS7: sales 800; stock 1868.
Houston. June Cotton closed quiet;
middling 5-l6c net receipts 565, gross none;
sales none; stock 63GO bales
Atlanta, June Cotton closed firm;
middltng 5-16c; receipts IS bales
New York, June 7.-ConsOlidated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports up to and in
GLIDING to-day for the week were 1870 bales,
exports, to Great Britain 1920 bales. to the
continent % 1873 bales, to France 5, 113
Grain ami Provisions.
New York, June 7, D m.-Flour dull and
steady; common to fair extra 50 1908 10; good
to choice extra 80 150l p. Wheat less
active and lower, closing steady No. red
in Store and elevator 71la0714c; atioat 724
6l721ac; options opened firm, ttactuatea and
closed steady 5s@Bc under yesterday spec
ulation less active; No. red closed June
delivery 7lRc; July delivery 72Bc; August
delivery 74hc. Corn dull and steady;
No , 47c in elevator; 46%@7c afoati un
graded mixed 476050c; options dull and 1a03sc
lower. closing steady; June delivery 465c;
July delivery 47c; August delivery 4715c.
Oats firmer for mixed and fairly active for
export; options frmer and quiet; June
delivery 33]ic; spot prices: No. 36A@57c;
No , white 391sc. Wool dun and weak;
domestic fleece 27@32c pulled 26037c.
Beef dun and steady; family Sll 90
Gnl2 co. extra mess 81 50GS 30. Beef
hams quiet and firm at S17 50NlS co. Tierced
beef inactive and steady. Cut meats dull and
steady. Middles slow and steady short clear
$40 80. Lard quiet and steady western steam
closed at $40 150l0 20; city steam 50 p; June
delivery $40 20 nominal; July delivery $40 30