The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-01

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. June 80 noon.-Cotton opened
! steady, with fair demand; American middling
Id; sales 5000 bales-American 1900 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
400 bales--all American.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, July and August delivery 5o-o4d, also
59-64d. also 60-64d, also 6l-64d; August and
September delivery 62-64d, also 63-o4d, also
4d; September and October delivery "a, also
1-65d, also 2-64d, also 3-64d; october ana
November delivery 4-64d, also sod: NoVem
Der and December delivery 4-64d, also 5-o4d,
also 5-64d, also 7-64d; December and January
| delivery l0-64d. Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-days cearingS
amounted TO 200 bales new dockets.
4p. MIXTURES: American middug, low
| middling clause, July delivery 80 64d, sellers;
July and August delivery 62-o4d. sellers;
August and September delivery 1-64d, sellers;
September delivery S-6494 4-64d; September
and October delivery 4 364Q4 4-64d; October
and November delivery 6-84d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December delivery s-64d buyers; De-
cember and January delivery 64@4 IL SAD;
January and February delivery 1860, sellers.
Futures closed firm.
American middling fair 7-I6d, good mid
ding 4 S-16d, middlipg I'D, low middling
New YORK, June so, noon-Fuuures opened
steady, with sales follows: June delivery
| C, July delivery zoe, August delivery Soc,
| Septemb Der delivery 7 35c, October delivery 4oc,
| Novem Der delivery SIC.
| NRw YORK. June 80, 500 p. m.-CoSton closed
| quiet; midding uplRnds 1870, middlinR Or
leans 7s4c; net receipts none, gross receipts
Futures-Market closed quiet with sales
| of 400 bales, as follows: July delivery
TENDER delivery 1907 BIC, October delivery
| Z 4407 45c, November delivery z 546l7 300. De
oember delivery o497 Csc, January delivery
z 1907 use, February delivery s3@7 Sac March
NEW YoRK. June a1-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of cotton: 1t has been an extremely dull
market in New York to-day. The New York
| Cotton Exchange will close from to morrow
evening until Tuesday morning. Many mem
bers are leaving town to-day to be absent well
into next week, and an abatement Of activity is
! the natural result. At the opening here prices
| improved about points in response to an ad-
vance in Liverpool, where features closed
firm a@4-64d higher for the day,
and say that spinners are inclined to make
| rather more inquiry for cotton. The advance
at the opening above referred to was about the
| only change of Importance established in our
| market to dav. Even the news that the judi
ciary committee of the Senate was without
quorum and had postponed action upon the
| antl-options bill for another week was without
effect. The crop prospects, as reported from
the south, do not show any special change The
closing prices were about points above last
| evenings figures.
GALVESTON June 8o-Cotton closed easy;
middling slice; net receipts SO bales, gross
62; sales none; stock 1874 bales; exports,
NORFOLK, June 3o-Ootton closed dull
middIng 714c; net receipts 225 bales, gross
2S5; sales % bales; stock $50 bales; exports,
coastwise 1926.
| BALTIMORE June 80. Cotton closed nominal;
middling 75sc; net receipts 800, gross 1863;
sales none; stock s, 200 bales; exports, to Great
Britain L. ls bales to the continent 2710 bales.
Boston, June S0.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 786c; net receipts 434 bales, gross So (;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
| tain 49,
WILMINGTON, June 30-Cotton closed quiet
| middling ego; net receipts bales, gross B;
sales none; stock 10,751 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinR 7Ac; net receipts 42S bales gross
1903: stock, actual, s,ioo bales; exports. to
| Great Britain 254.
dull; middlng tt6c; net receipts 1850 bales,
gross $50; sales 45O bales; stock fo8 o85 bales
| exports to Great Britain 1881 bales.
| Futures-The market closed quiet b3t steady,
with sales of 10. 500 bales as follows: July
| delivery 6 97c, August delivery 02o September
delivery OSc, October delivery 2 lac, Novem-
January delivery soc, February delivery 44c,
| March delivery 59c.
MOBILE. June 8o.--Cotton closed dull;
sales ioS; stock Toe, Ass bales ' N'''
| MkAPBIs, June 30.-Cotton closed easy /;
middling a1oc receipts 1903 bales: sales 1875
| bales; shipments none; stock 81, 7a6 bales
AUGUSTA, June 3o.-Cotton closed quiet
| but steady; middliug &c; receipts 81 bales;
shipments lilo bales sales l,1ss bales; stock
| CHARLESTON. june 3O.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling TIC; net receipts IS bales, gross
| 35; sales n: stock 8 $3.50 bales.
| New YORK June 30.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to day were s,sis bales;
exports, to Great Britain .4l6 bales, to the dQn-
| tinent 2,710 bales; stocks at all the ports we're
| 544,736 bales.
GRAIN AED PROVISIONS.
NEw York, June 30: 9oon-F9ur firm and
Corn quiet. *@11Ho lower. Pork IN moderate
demand at 81 o0@1l rs. Lard quiet and steady
at 81 70. Freights quiet and weak.
| NEW YORK, June 80. $500 p. M.-aouth-
ern -four steady. moderately active. Wheat
1 weaker and moderately active; No. 3 red, sec
in store and elevator; Sl@9l9sc afoat OPTIONS
red, July delivery S61sc; September delivery
| $3.50. Corn dull and weaker; No. Q, cash, Coo
in elevator; Gle aaoat; options closed steady
July delivery 5634c; September delivery $3.50.
Oats were dull and heavy; options dull and
easier; July delivery asc; September delivery
western ssSs s704Oc Cofree-options Closed steady,
! 10 points down; July delivery II IS; September
delivery II S.; spot Rio dull and firm; No. z.
127s4tSc Sugar-Refined firm, good demand ;
standard A. $50 NC; cOntectioners A, granu-
lated, 4sS049sc. Molasses dull; New Orleans
quiet and steady; common to fancy 260s5c Pc
| 81 90; Philadelphia IS 95; Baltimore IS 95
| Cotton seed oil dull and weak; crude 29c; yellow
at 31lb0s2e; Provisions were frm..Pork,
| old mess, 81 00@lt rs; extra prime, S1I so.
Peanuts were quieti fancy hand picked, 44c;
farmers, 240314c Beef Arm; family,
| 50 O00100O; extra mess, 80 5OGe7 60 Beef
| hams firm, quoted at Sl7 90. Tierced beef
/ strong; city extra, India mess, SIP 50013 so.
| Cut meats in good demand and hrmer; picked
| bellies &c; picked shoulders at 6I<c; hams
at 111b012c. Middes strong; short clear
| o. S0@7 S. Lard quiet and frmer; western
steam 81 2e1S: city steam SO a5G16 80; July
| delivery g. %; September delivery 81 49,
| FreighJs to Liverpool were dull and weak cot
| ton 3-S2d; grain I'd.
| CHICAGO, June 30.-The prices in all Of the
trading pits on change were lower to-day
| with trade SLOW and long property offered
| freely by holders, who showed q continued dis
| position to even up their trades in advance Of
the Fourth of July holiday next Monday The
uncertainty as to the federal Senate's action on
| the Hatch anti-options bill made traders nervous
| about carrying any considerable lines over and
crop advices were decidedly bearish. The gen
| eral result almost steady decline in values
| July opened Ac lower at 79c which was the top
| figure OF the day weakened further to 7Sssc
| frmed up to 1890, slid OFF to and closed easy
| at 781sc. Corn was heavy, largely
| in sympathy with wheat. but the crop prospects
| were said to have improved; July opened 67k0
l15c, against SIC at the close yesterday; broke
| to 503sc, rallied to 5094c, dropped to zoe, and
closed at b0l4c. Oats were weak in sympathy
| with wheat and corn, July closing SIC lower
Hog products opened at about yesterdays clos
ing prices. but advance in price of live hogs
caused market to strengthen. Then longs at
tempted to unload and caused sharp reaction
There was slight rally toward the close, but the