The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-15

Lake Shore 1924 Cotton Oil oerti. 40
a aS11Igs Mash R Sr1Gs"ics 6Sioi
Mobile Ohio. =. S9s Silver Certificates 30
Nashville Chat. IS Am. Sugar Refin. 96s4
Texas Pacihc, LIST 81 do pref'd.. so1s
LIVERPOOL. June II, observation-disclosures
moderate at easier prices; American mid
| ding 414d; sales 5000 bales-American 1900
! bales; speculation aud export LOCO bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales--Americsn 5. 100.
Futures-American middling, low middlinS
clause, June delivery ID; June and July de-
delivery IS Sad, also 14-64d, also 1S-64d;
August and September delivery .7-64d.. also
ls-64d, also 17-o4d. also l6 Sad; September
2064d. also 4 l9-64d, also .S64d; October
| and November delivery 22-64d November and
! December delivery s4-64d, also 23-64d; De-
cember and January delivery 97-64d. Flu
lures easy.
APP. mixtures: American middliug, low
middling clause, june delivery l0-64d,
sellers; July aud August delivery I = sd,
buyers; August and September delivery
| 4 Is sd, sellers; September delivery 1764d,
4 I7-64d, buyers; October and November
! delivery i9-64d, buyers; November and De-
/ cember delivery 21-64614 22-64d; December and
January delivery 4s3-6494 2i-e4d. Futures
New YORK, June IA. noon Futures opened
! steady, with sales as follows June delivery
46c, July delivery SIC, august delivery 60c,
September delivery &c, October delivery nc,
| November delivery SSc.
New YonK. June IA. 800 p m.-Cotton closed
easy; middling uplands 9,l6c, middling Orleans
2 l5-l6c; net receipts sos bales; gross receipts
| 5,l42; sales to-day 2 206 bales
Futures-Market closed quiet with sales OF
| lS9 600 bales, as follows: June delivery 400
| o. 4ic, July delivery 1907 soc. August
| delivery 5s6I7 SC, September delivery go
| &c, October delivery 73c, November
delivery 1907 $40. December delivery 800
/ IN lar Aa1sw IN.In-
| delivery ll@5 1Sc, March delivery BIOS 23c.
| NEW YORK, June 1S.-HubbArd, Price & Co.
| say of cotton: Spot sales in Liverpool this
| morning we're 5000 bales; the net decline in
| the future market for the day was from 1870
5-64d; final prices we're easy at the lowest Of the
| day. Our cables advise that the lower prices
are largely due to sales made against purchases
| IN America such transactions being, in effect,
| liquidation of their reverse entered into when
! American markets were relatively highest and
| not depressed as at present by apprehension
! with regard TO the anti-option bill. In our own
| market the decline has continued, and liquida-
| ton has been even more general than yester-
| day. Opening prices were from 2(09 points
lower than yesterday, and before / o'clock an
| extreme decline Of 10 points, as compared with
| yesterdays closing prices, had been estab-
| lished A slight recovery ensued but the
| market has at no time been strong At New Or
| leans the weakness has been even greater than
| here, and at one time prices there were l6
| points below yesterdays closing figures.
| During the afternoon the market steadied
| slightly, and adyan ed from 504 points upon
| news from Washington via Chicago, advising
the improbability OF any action by the Senate
| upon the ant-option bill. The effect of these
| dispatches proved, however, short-hved and
before the close an easier tone again prevailed.
| and hnal prices were witnin points Of the
| lowest of the day."
GALVESTON, June 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 713c; net receipts 9 bales, gross
9; sales is bales; stock q, 247 bales; spnners 10
| bales.
NORFOLK, June l4.-Cotton closed dull;
| middhng 1850; net receipts l.04S bales. gross
| 1896 sales las bales; stock IL 929 bales exports
| coestwise 1,o53 bales.
| BALTIMORE June a. Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 1l-16c; net receipts bales gross
| 2,138 sales none; stock 20,966 bales; exports,
to Great Britain l,73S bales to the continent 70,
| coastwise 1000.
BosToN, June 14-Cotton closed dull; rniddllng
! 1850; net receipts 81 bales, gross 490; sales
| none; stock - bales
| WLMINGToN, June 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts 4S bales. gross 46;
sales none; stock 1855 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, June l4-Cottop closed quiet;
middling Sc; net receipts ~ bales gross
| a.: stock lO,5S9 bales
NEW ORLEANS June 14-Cotton closed
| quiet; midding 7.16c; net receipts 3.l26 bales
| Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales of 5000 bales, follows: June delivery
| z 29c, July delivery zee, August delivery
7 3Oc, September delivery : 55c, October de-
livery 41c. November delivery 4sc, De-
cember delivery b5c. January delivery &c.
February delivery o9c, March delivery 76c.
| ding 7sSc; net receipts 142 bales, gross
142; sales 100 bales; stock 12.474 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 413 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 14.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; mlddling NC; receipts 70 bales; sales
rs bales; shipments 1907 bales; stock 1928
bales
middling 7-l6c; receipts 1853 bales; ship
ments 635 bales; sales II bales; stock 1880
bales
CHARLESTON. June 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
mi NAT inf hat las u.
sales 600 bsles; stock 2l,7s7 bales; exports,
coastwise 1858 bales.
New YORK June demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were SOB bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,TS6 bales, to the
continent LOIS bales, to France -; stock at oil
the ports to-day were 6l06T0 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEwYoRK, June H. noon-Flour was dull and
easy Wheat weak at 101Ac lower. Corn
| depressed at H014c lower. Pork in light de-
nand and steady ct 50 75DI1 co. Lard was
quiet and firm at IS IS. Freights were steady
and quiet.
lower; fairly " active for export; 10.
red, 92@93Ac in store and ele
yator; 93Z919415c ahoat; options closed
m at than trsd lin
September delivery 77sc. Corn quiet; lower;
and active; No. cash 5495.14c in elevator;
8474@5oc ahost; ungraded mixed. C;
steamer mixed &C; options declined 1603sc and
closed weak; June delivery 5SIsc; July
delivery 5l34c September delivery 51Ac. Oats
weaker; irregular; moderate trahe; options
dull and easier; June delivery 1880; July
delivery $3.50; September delivery 3316c;
spot No. 2 white. July delivery, 33G139c; spot,
No. 2 841sQ1 1910; mixed western. 3jD3516c.
Hops fairly active aud firm; State, common
to choice, 15922c Pacific coast l5022c. Coffee
options closed steady and unchanged to
points down; June delivery Sl2 05012 co; July
delivery S12 90; September delivery II 500
Sll IS; spot Rio dull and nomnal; No. Z,
100 l31Rc. Sugar, raw, fair refining sos Lido;
centrifugals, $50 test, 312c; No. g. 356c; No. 3,
a9sc; refined firm ana in fIr demand; OF
A, 316@.3-l loo; mould A. 434c; standard A, $40
@4 17,16c; confectioners' A, DC; cut loaf
@1436c: graduated, 1870 456c; cubes. 456GI43Ac,
Molasses-Foreign dull; o0o test, l1gz6&l211c
in hhds; new New Orleans steady and quiet;
common to fancy 25035c. Petroleum steady;
quiet; crude In bbls. Parkers IS 80;
crude in bulk 81 30: refined New YORK So 10.
Philadelphia and Baltimore S. 95; N bulk,
S. 80. Cotton seed oil quiet and steady;
new crude SOC asked; crude Off grade C;
new yellow 92Q33c. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece So036c; pulled
26033c; Texas 16024c. Provisions-Pork was
in fair demand; steady; Old meas SO 1910 80;
new mess, Sll 90; extra prime $40 500
IL co. Beef was weak; family SO 90
@10 90; extra mess at 80 5007 So
Beef hams inactive; quoted at $14 80.
Tierced beef dull; city extra, India mess,
$l4 o0914 30. Cut meats were firm;
picked bellies &c; picked shoulders 5 1-35c; !
hams 10A@l111c. Middles hrmer; short
clear. June delivery at S. S714. Lard