The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-14


prices here were zee higher at So for middling
uplands. with sales az cas- bales Tor export and
a'O for spinning, There was an advance OF
l-lGalisc al six Of the southern markets.
New Orleans sold S000 bales. Receipts az the
ports 4.a55 bales, against l.6l2 bales this dav
last week and SOS bales last year. Total
thus Tar this week II 255 bales against l6ti0
bales thus far last week. Exports s,ls0
New York June Is-Riordan s Co. say OF
cotton. We had a genuine bull market to-
DAY. Liverpool gave us every encourage
ment and there was more bullish talk heard
on the Exchange than for many q day The
rise at the opening was only points, August
selling at 59lc, but as the day advanced the
market steadily hardened until August had
sold at Sc. Then, on realizing sales, a reac-
tlon OF about points took place August de-
Ginning TO I.95c, but prices soon rallied again
and in the last half hour became very strong,
August climbing point by point until it had
sold AZ s.09c. The buying just before the
close was pretty wild. The final trades were
at slight recession from the high
est many who had bought earlier in
the day being unable to resist the
temptation to take profits but the close. not
Wlthstandlng was firm, with S.O6c bid for
August. 1t Is very hard TO form an intellt-
gent and trustworthy opinion just now as to
whether the sharp rise is mere rally or the
prelude to still further improvement. Liver
pool and Manchester will solve the riddle.
Crop accounts for the moment seem to be of
secondary Importance
New York, June 10, noon.-Cotton futures
opened firm, as follows June delivery zoe,
July delivery SOC, August delivery Gle,
September delivery 00c, October delivery
8 O9c, November delivery 18c.
Cotton contracts opened steady at 96l5
points advance, gained gas points, and now
steady at l5@17 points above yesterday,
New York, June 10, p. m.-Middling up
lands &C. middling Orleans sac, low mid
ding uplands : 9l6c. good ordinary 67-l6c
sales l,075 bales. Cotton steady.
Futures closed firm, with sales of 236 200
"A &C 70 lows Inn doll Il II
delivery 96c, August delivery 06c, Septem-
Der delivery l5c, October delivery : 24c,
November delivery 8 Sic, December delivery
3Sc January delivery 47c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 4.599 bales exports to
Great Britain 99i bales, to the continent
1915 to France -; stock 4260O7 bales.
Galveston, June l3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling nc; net receipts Is bales gross
none; sales so bales stock 3l,023 bales ex-
ports, coastwise 80 bales.
Norfolk. June l3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Z 9-16c; net receipts 344 bales, gross
none; sales 81 bales; stock II, 1856 bales; eX-
ports cOastwise $50 bales.
Baltimore, June 13-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7sc; net receipts none, gross so
bales; sales none; stock 7,708 bales.
Boston, June 13-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding l5-16c net receipts 81 bales gross
LIZ: sales nome stock none.
Wilmington. June 13.-Cotton closed firm;
middling rec net receipts bales, gross
none; sales none; stock l41 bal s.
Philadelphia, June l3.-Cotton closed firm;
middIng sec; net receipts "a bales, gross
none; sales none; stock l35l3 bales.
New Orleans, June 13.-Cotton closed
steady; mtddling 1885, net receipts 1857
bales gross none sales 1900 bales; stock
III, ZAP bales; exports, to Great Britain 1894
New Orleans. June 18-Cotton futures
steady. with sales of 50, 800 bales. as follows:
June delivery Sc, July delivery Sc, Au-
gust delivery SIC. September delivery sec
october delivery Z 95c, November delivery
s 00c.
Mobile, June 13.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7IEc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none: stock 1879 bales; exports, coast
wise us bales.
Memphis, June 13.--Cotton closed steady;
middling 1880; net receipts IA, gross 1874;
sales 900 bales; stock 3l.263 bales.
Augusta, June 13.-Cotton closed firm:
middltng 11-16c; net receipts 101 bales. gross
none; sales 1888 bales; stock Is 023 bales
Charleston, June 13.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng 75Sc; net receipts 80 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock %, 1858 balesi exports
coastwise .12S.
Cincinnati, June 13.-Cotton closed steady:
middling C; net receipts 647 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock l0936 bales.
Louisville, June 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
St. Louis, June 13.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 794c; net receipts 1868 bales, gross
578; sales / ,140 bales stock 52,545 bales.
Houston. June 13,-Cotton closed steady;
middling 726c; net receipts 925, gross none;
sales none stock 6.107 bales.
New York, June 13-ConsOlidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
Guiding to-day for the week were II ,255 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1926 bales, to
France 1912 bales, to the continent 1920
bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York, June 49, p. m.-Flour quiet
and generally steady, but buyers holding of;
southern -four quiet and steady; com
mon to fair extra 81 1908 49, good to choice
extra s. 1904 25. Wheat &@1c higher and
fairly active for export; No. 2 red in store
and elevator ne; afoat 721a67224c; options
fairly active and irregular, opening weak and
declining 1412sc. fluctuating rapidly and clos
ing strong at Anbc advance for the day. No.
2 red June delivery re; July delivery 7376c;
August delivery 7535c. Corn higher and strong
ana fairly active No ? 1870 in elevator AK
0f8Ac af1oat; ungraded mixed $4,000:
steamer mixed 451ac options quiet and Sole
higher; June delivery 4sc; July delivery
1870; August delivery 49be. Oats firmer
and dull options hrmer and quiet; June de-
livery SIC; July delivery 36c; August deliV
cry BIC; spot prices: No 2 371a61374c; No.
white 40c; mixed western 371zQ30lsc; white
western 40d46c Wool quiet and weak;
domestic fleece 27d32c; pulled 2Ga37c
Beef quiet and steady; family $40 00012 90;
extra mess 81 50108 So Beef hams dull and
steady at s17 500ls So Tierced beef un-
changed city extra India mess S15 00G
II 90. Cut meats inactive; picked bellies
l1011Hc; picked shoulders 8A@81<c; picked
hams l21aGD13c. MlddleS firm; short
clear so so Lard firm; western steam closed
at $40 %; city steam 50 0O6o9 25; option sales
none; refined dull; continent 80 30; South
America $40 30. Pork more active;
Old mess $40 80; new mess 800 90; extra prime
nominal. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle good to choice dull and
steady at 30d3Sc. Peanuts dull. Coffee
opened barely steady and closed inactive
1000 points down; June delivery 10 30; Sep
TENDER delivery ID 05Ql5 10; OCTOBER delivery
10 co. January delivery IA 20; spot Rio quiet
and easier No. 1851 Sugar-Raw firm;
fair refining SIC; centrifugas 907 test aye;
refined firm; standard A KG15 9-f6c; granu-
lated A05 9-16c. Freights TO Liverpool quiet
and 1rm; cotton I'D; grain I'D.
Chicago, June l3.-Just as the talent
had concl uded that wheat was ready for
another &c decline. il rose today nearly &c
per bushel The market at the opening was
4015c lower than the closing figures of yes
terday, then advanced l3lQlBc, eased OFF
slightly, and the closing was about ssc higher
than yesterday. There was hustling among
the corn shorts to-day. Opening trades
were at 1e0S4C decline but a better demand
soon developed and the price was advanced
&c. Later there was a still further gain of
l9sc, prices receded on realizing, ruled steady
and the close was 1Gl19sc higher than yester-
day. There was fair trade in oats and a
strong feeling. due to sympathy with wheat
and corn. The provision market was firm,
but still lacked animation in the speculative
trading
Chicago, June 13.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat
No. > spring 6514Q651ae Corn - No. 1850
zoe. Oats = No. 29Ic. Mess pork $40 971a