The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-27

tember and October delivery y sd. sellers:
october and November delivery 4 2e6td buy
ers; November and December delivery 30
. o43 Sl-oidd; December and January delivery
I a2b3d buyers; January and February de-
livery 4 S3-64QI i-8t-63d. Futures closed steady.
p. m.-American middling fair 4Ad. good
mlddllng 9l6d middling 4 7-l6d, low mid
Gilng 5-lod, good ordinary 3-l6d, ordinary
New Orleans June 26.-Cotton futures
/ barely steady. with sales Of az 200 bales, as
follows: July delivery 47c. August delivery
| z i9c, September delivery sec, October deliv-
1 cry Z GAG November delivery 7Oc. December
ueuVery zoe, January delivery 92c, Febru-
New York, June 20. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: July delivery CSC;
August delivery Z sac; September delivery
| livery orc.
New York, June %. noon.-Cotton contracts
| opened steady at l9a3 points advance, gained
| l92, and closed steady; July 20; August
| Der s 10.
Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
were 1926 bales exports, to Great Britain
! LOO bales, to France 423 bales; to the conti-
nent 100 bales; stock $50, 40 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
thls week were o. lO bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 1921 bales, to France 423 bales, to
| the continent $3.50 bales
New York, June 20, p. motion quiet;
mlddllng uplands l5-l6c middling Orleans
! 3-l6c, low middhng uplands TIC, good or
| binary l3l6cc: sales 1893 bales.
| Futures closed steady, with sales Of 81. ZOO
! bales as follows: June delivery 7 Gle, July
! delivery 6lc, August delivery 7Sc, Septem-
| Der delivery SIC, October delivery 96c, No
! Yember delivery 8 O4c, December delivery
| lie. January delivery l9c, February deliv-
cry 26c, March delivery SAC.
! New York, June 26.-The Suns cotton re-
! view says: If the cotton trade were never
at sea they are now. Liverpool advanced and
! sent some selling orders here. It's spot sales
| were also larger. On the other hand bar sill
"a fpGf 70 mo- ~ her
| were high, more bank failures were reported
| at the west, Spot cotton here and at the
| south was dull, and there was a general feeling
! OF uncertainty, not to say apprehension. Trad
| ing was within narrow limits and the market
was nervous 1t opened three points higher,
| but declined later on, tended slightly lower
! for the day. The close was very steady and
/ sales were 81 700 bales. Liverpool advanced
| , to 2ls points closing steady, with spot sales
| of 10 900 bales New Orleans declined to
! points, but recovered this and advanced
! slightly. Spot prices were l-16 cents lower
| here at 1916 cents for middling uplands,
! with sales of 800 bales for export and l79 for
/ spinning
| There was a decline of 1-i6c at three of the
| southern markets. New Orleans sold 100
| bales, In Manchester yarns were quiet and
| steady and cloths quiet. Receipts at the
! ports were 3 ,426 bales against GAIA this day
! last week and 3, 405 last year.
| NewY orkJune 26,-Riodan s. Co., say Of
/ cotton; Liverpool today sent us a better
| report but it created no enthusiasm among
/
| points higher and august sold soon after the
! call at S5c. The improvement was short
! lived. and in the face of free offering, prices
! gradually gave way until August had sold at
| 176c There was covering of sharks in the last
| fifteen minutes, causing the market to close
! very steadily, with 7.79 bid for August, The
! pinch in money was very severe to-day, and
! there was sharp decline in silver both of
| which causes affected cotton unfavorably.
! The crop news was better than it has been,
and the indications now are that with the
| present financial outlook IL Will require a
| further andmore substantial improvement in
| Liverpool to sustain prices here.
! Atlanta, June % Cotton closed steady;
| middling nc; receipts none.
! Galveston, June 26.-Cotton closed quiet;
midding 75ac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock "a, 632 bales exports to the
! continent, none; coastwtse none.
! Norfolk, June 26.-Cotton closed quiet and
steady middling TIC; net receipts 989 bales
! grOSSnOne; sales none; stock IL ,33S bales; ex-
| ports, to Great Britain none; to the continent
| 100 bales
Baltimore, June 26.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling SC; net receipts none; gross 50 bales;
| sales none; stock 1872 bales.
Boston, June 26.-COtton closed quiet; mid
| ding Sc; net receipts 1913 bales, gross none;
exports none; sales none; stock 955 bales.
Wilmington, June 26.-Cotton closed dull;
| middling 74c; net receipts none; gross none;
| sales none; stock 3,43S bales; exports to the
continent none.
Philadelphia, June 26.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling S5c; net receipts none, gross none;
! sales none; stock 1928 bales.
| New Orleans, June 26.-Cotton closed easy;
| middling 79c; net receipts / 900 bales, gross
,O78 bales; sales1 100 bales stock 9S 587 bales.
Mobile, June 2}-Cotton closed quiet; mid
! ding re; net receipts Al bales; gross none
sales 80 bales; stock 7036 bales.
! Memphis June 26-CottOn closed steady;
| middling Ike net receipts 60 bales; gross PAS
bales; sales 200 bales; stock 2, 1893 bales.
| Augusta, June 26.-Cotton closed steady;
! mddling TIC; net receipts q bales gross
none sales % bales stock II, 65S bales.
Charleston, June 26.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 74c; net receipts p bales, gross
none; sales 100 bales; stock 17,0i5bales
Cincinnati, June 26.-Cotton closed steady:
| middling Sac; net receipts PSI bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 9924bales.
Louisville, June 26,-Cotton closed steady;
middling SIC; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock none.
St. Louis June 26.--Cotton closed steady
middling 7Ac; net receipts 10 bales, gross
| 143 bales: sales 100; stock AZ, 2Sl bales.
Houston. June 26-CottOn closed quiet
middling 7%c; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
| none sales none; stock 52S5 bales
Grain and Provisions.
New York June 20. p. m.-Flour very
! dull and weak; winter wheat low grades 81 50
! az 45; winter fair to fancy 81 45Q3 As; winter
| patents 50 1904 90; Minne4Ota clear ~ 500
| 90; Patents 81 00G14 AS southern flour dull
| and weak; common to fair extra 81 1908 10;
| good to choice extraS3 1904 25. Wheat tirmer
| with options moderately for exports, the adj
| vance checking business; No. red in store
!
| closed fairly active at 1s@Ac higher; No. 2
red closed June delivery 721ac; July delivery
! 725sc; August delivery 74Bc; September 75Bc.
| Corn firm and fairly active for export; No. 2
| 4SI&G14894c in elevator; 1880 afoat; No. 2
| white SIC in store; options were fairly active
| and 1s6hc higher closing firm; June de-
| livery 484c; July delivery 48%c; August
! delivery 501sc; september delivery SIC Oats
fairly active and steauy; options dull and I'M
| changed to &c up; June delivery 36c; July de-
! livery 355sc;s august delivery 331ac spot No.
? 36036Ac; No white 39c: mixed western
365lm3sc: white do. 3sG14Slc. Wool dull and
4 unsettled: domestic fleece 27G132c; pulled 20
037c. Beef dull but steady; family $40 00(1
| 70 90; extra mess 81 5018 So Beef hams quiet
| at S17 COILS co. Tierced beef dull city extra
India mess Sl5 O0dR co. Cut meats quiet
and firm; picked bellies 13c; picked shout
ders Sfl94c picked hams l21a013c. Mid
! dies dull and nrm; short clear - S71a. Lard
quiet and steady; western steam closed at
s. 50; city steam So 1903 90; option sales
none; refined dull; continent $40 40; South
! America $40 50; compound - 121aG18 %. Pork
| quiet and steady; old mess $40 30; new mess
/ go 90: extra prime nominal. MOlasseS-For
! eign nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
| good to choice dull and steady at 30a39c.
! Peanuts dull and easy; fancy nd-picked 81
| 66c Coffee-Options opened quiet and closed
| duh but steady safe up; July delivery Is 20;
| September delivery II %; December de-
! livery IA 80; spot Rio dull and nominal; No.
/ 7 16I4c Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair
| refining 314c; centrifugals 96' test 49sc; re-
! fined firm and quiet; of A 15-l6c; No A
! l3-IG15c: standard 5AM5 else; cut loaf