The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26


Reserve decreased ..,,.,.,.,,.....,..S2q il 775
Loans decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l, 333, 100
specie decreased ............- b,461, goo
Legal tenders increased ...-....-....- l,25l, 500
Deposits decreased INSTRUMENTATION. b,l74 800
Circulation decreased. -..,......... 1900
Banks now hold SIS, S7s,OsO in excess Of the
requirements of the 2o Der cent. rule.
COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL. June 25 noon.-Cotton opened
dull and prices generally in buyers favor;
| American middling 1-l6d; sales 5000 bales
American $500 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales-American 800
| bales.
| Futures-American middling. low middlng
clause July and August delivery 8 6s-64d also
6s-64d; August and September delivery
I. 2-6id. also l-64d; September and october de-
| livery 4 SAD, also 4 Sod; October and NoVem-
Der delivery 6-64d; November and December
delivery e-64d also S-64d; December and
January delivery 1l-64d, also Il0-6sd. Fu-
| lures easy.
p. mixtures: American middllng, low
mddling clause, June delivery 6l-64d; June
and July delivery ID; July aud August
| delivery 62-64d. sellers; August and September
| delivery 4G14 1-6ld; September delivery 3-64d.
| sellers; September and October delivery -64d,
sellers; October aud November delivery "a
| o. 0'64d; November and December delivery
7-6491i s-64d; December and January delivery
| 4 l0-64d sellers. Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, June 25 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
opened quiet and closed quiet, with
sales as follows: June delivery opened at &c
| and closed at z 2lc; July delivery opened at
| 7 22c and closed at &c; August delivery
opened at 26c and closed at z &c; Ssptem
Der delivery opened at S4c and closed at
SAC; October delivery opened at 44c and
| closed at { 44c; November delivery opened at
| z sac and closed at 54c
New YoRK, Jun5 25, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middlIng uplands Z 16c. mIddlinG Or
leans 1870; net receipts 932 bales; gross re-
| ceipts 932; sales 4, lS5 bales.
Futures-Market CLOSED quiet. with sales
OF 400 bales. as follows: June delivery
2l07 Sc, July delivery 226T 23c, August
delivery 2:(07 CSC. September delivery $40
! { 35c, October delivery 44Gs7 45c, November
delivery 54G7 $50. December delivery Z $40
| Z Csc, January delivery 1907 75c, February
delivery 6347 SIC, March delivery 936D7 94c
NEW YORK, June 4.-Hubbard, Price q
Co 8 cotton report says: "rhe weekly state
ment Of the statistical position, as made up
| by this mornings Chronicle is as follows:
Total visible supply 1888 bales, of which
2,S69, l95 bales are American; crop In sight
| 1901, III bales; came In sight Turing the week
%, 800 bales; plantation deliveries S,629 bales
Our market closed to-day about S points lower
than on yesterday. The decline would have
| been greater had not prominent bear, who is
said shortly to be leaving the city selected the
| halt holiday upon which to protect his short
engagements The consequences is that the
| WeaSneSS reported in Liverpool. where futures
are from 2-64d3-64d lower than last night, has
not been fully reflected in our market. The
visible supply for the week shows a reduction
Of only SO, 900 bales in the total stock of Aneri
| can cotton, and this is 80 little, as compared
with the quantity on hand, that it is natural
| that apprehension should be felt each week
|
crop, which at present promises very well. In
| fact, the Financial Chrontcle, in its crop re-
port this morning, says that almost every where
| the weather has been extremely favorable for
| the development Of the crop, and that in a
/ large portion OF the overdowed region the water
has receded and replanting has become gen
| eral. Under such conditions and with short in
terest, which Is daily becoming smaller. the
market cannot be regarded as in very strong
| position"
GALVESTON, June 25.-Cotson closed steady:
/ m iHNp ma hal
S75; sales = bales; stock ~, 736 bales; exports
coastwse 425 bales.
NoRFoLK, June 25.-Cotton closed dull;
middlng 714c net receipts 81 bales gross
81; sales 45S bales; stock 1885 bales; exports,
coastwise 300 bales.
BALTIMORE, June IS. Cotton closed nominal;
middling 79Ac; net receipts 4S2 bales, gross
| 4R; sales none; stock l5,Sl2 bales.
| BosToN, June 25.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 716c; net receipts 3S3 bales, gross l. 2S9;
sales none; stock - bales; exports, to Great
| Britain g 109 bales.
WILMINGTON, June 95-Cotton closed steady
middling 63sc; net receipts Ill bales. gross III;
sales none; stock II ,922 bales
| PaILADELPHIA, June 25-Cotton closed quiet
middltng 7Nc net receipts 50 bales, gross
80: stock 0,o6S bales.
| New ORLEANS. June 25.-Cotton closed
dull; middling TIC; net receipts $50 bales,
| gross 200; sales $50 bales; stock 1l9,307 bales;
exports. TO Great Britain = bales, to the CON
| tinent 1923 bales, coastwise 80.
sales of 1880 bales, as follows: June de-
livery Gee, July delivery sac, August delivery
8 CSC, September delivery Z 03c. October de.
livery 100. November delivery Z l7c, Decem
Der delivery 25c, January delivery 32c, Feb
ruary delivery 41c March delivery Z 49c
| MOBILE. June 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middhng rae; net receipts SO bales, gross 80;
sales none; stock 1879 bales; exports, coast
| wise 500 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 25-Cotton closed quiet;
| middllnR 1916; receipts 60 bales; sales 400
| bales; shipments 4S bales; stock 81, 1856 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 25.-Cotton closed dull;
mi,iding nc; receipts 81 bales; shipments -
| CHARLESTON. June s5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 10; net receipts Il bales, gross
al; sales IS bales: stock 2?,425 bales; exports,
| coastwise 103 bales.
NEW YORK June 25.-Consoiidated net re-
celpts at all the ports to day were 1913 bales;
exports to Great Britain 2. 100 bales to the CON
tihent 1893 bales stocks at all the ports to-day
| were $40 100 bales.
NEW YoRk, June 25.-The total visible supply
| Of cotton for the world is 81 1888 bales, of
| which 2,S69leS bales are American, against
24s4,95 and S51, 353 bales, respectively, last
| year Receipts at oil interior towns for the
| week san bales. Receipts from plantations
| So99 bales. Crop In sight S,90l,1 IN bales.
GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS.
NEW York. June IS. noon-F1our dull and
| easy Wheat quiet and steady. Corn firm
I19N13{c up. Pork Inactive but steady at 5000
oil co. Lard quiet and f1rmer at 50 IS. Freights
| duh and weak
NEW YORK. June, 25. 800 P. M-south-
ern -four dull and weak Wheat quiet;
| winter steady, spring stronger; No. red S91bc
in store aud elevator; 9l3sh921sc afloat; options
closed steady; No. red, June delivery S6c
| July delivery 86lbc; September delivery S656c
Corn dull; No. cash SOC in elevator; 60c ahoat;
options dull and ffrmsr, advanced 1S0$Ec June
delivery 5s9sc; July delivery 55c September
delivery 533kc. Oats were dull and irregular:
options dull and firmer; June delivery 3SI4c;
July delivery 37l4c; September delivery 35c
SPOT No. 2 Se11n3a1Sc; mixed western 376
S916c. Coffee-Options closed firm unchanged
TO- points up; July delivery
ll70; September delivery II 20; spot Rio dull
and firmer; No. Z, 129ac Sugar-Refned active
and Arm. Molasses-New Orleans dull and
steady; common TO fancy 25@35c Petroleum
dull and steady: refined New York, 81 90;
Philadelphia IS 90; Baltimore S5 IS. Cotton
seed oil quiet; crude 29@29I6c. Provisions
Pork quiet and firm. Peanuts dull Reef
inactive. Beef hams quiet Cut
Cut meats quiet and firm; picked bellies at 7s1c
shoulders at 60G4c. Hams at 110I1Rc
Middles firm. Lard higher; western steam
Sc S216; city steam SO Us; July delivery So "a
bid; August delivery $; September delivery
81 0S asked FreighJs to Liverpool were dull
and weak; cotton 7-64d; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The Derby paralyZed trade
| on Change to-day and the directors readily
| closed the session forty five minutes before the
| usual hour. There poor excuse for the
| wheat market most Of the session. The prnci-
pal matters to consider wers the weather
| harvesting reports and probabilities Of the anti
options bill. None of these contained anything
to change prices much. Fluctuations were