The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

ATLANTA, June 1l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middllng nc; receipts to-day - bales.
ceipts at all the ports to day were $3.50 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1881 bales, to the
continent ], 34l bales, to France =; stock at all
| the ports to-day were 6lS, 695 bales.
| New York, June 1.-THE total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 3,756,674 bales, Of
which 3,026,074 bales are American, against
2,665,796 and 1891 ,S96 bales, respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week a. 552 bales. Receipts from plantations
1897 bales. Crop in sight s,85S529 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NETWORK. June II. noon-Flour was easy and
quiet Wheat depressed at 2I6021sc lower. Corn
at 81 769ll 90. Lard was quiet and esay at
10 65 Freights were quiet and easy.
NEW YORK, June II. 500 10 P. NJ. = Flour,
southern, duh and heavy; common to fair ex-
ira, SO 5O1S 25; good TO choice. extra. S. 80
q IS; % s1perfine, 81 1904 50; buckwheat
flour 81 25D2 IS. Wheat fairly active; lower;
vator; s5996Ac ahoat; options closed
weak at 23s decline on June and NJ
| @334 on other monts; No, 2 red,
September delivery S9jSc. Corn quiet
| and lower; No. 2 cash 55l4 G15534c in elevator;
564955Ac afioat; ungraded mixed. &C;
steamer mixed-c; options closed weak l15G
216c decline; June delivery 55c; July de
livery 5212c; September delivery 513sc. Oats
lower; unsettled; dull; options fairly active;
June delivery Csc; July delivery Soc; Sep
~AhASNa
livery 35Gt59c; spot, No. 3513GD &c; mixed
western. 3i039c. Hops fairly active and
firm; State, common TO choice, l0022c; Pacific
unchanged; sc down; June delivery Sl2 ESQ
| 12 Is; July delivery S1l 95, September de-
livery 81 80; spot Rio dull and steady;
8 l-16c; centritugals go test, 316c; No. 6, $780,
No. 3, $3.50; refined quiet and firm; off
| A, 316D8-ltc; mould A. 49sc;. standard a, 5-l6
! Maniac. crUaha6 Shhl[c. nnwdarpd a3I
| QD426c: granuated 434QG3so; cubes, $3.50 434c.
Molasses-Foreign dull; 800 test, 1lAGl21kc
in hhds; new New Orleans steady and quiet;
| common to fancy 25935c. Petroleum dull;
steady; crude In bbls.. Parkers' SIS 80;
crude In bulk So 30: refined New York So TO-
Philadelphia and Baltimore S. 95; N bulk.
| IS so Cotton seed oil quiet and firm;
new crude soc asked; crude off grade C;
steady; domestic fleece SO036c; pulled
| 26G33c; Texas 1G924c. Provislons-Pork was
quiet and steady; old mess SO 1910 50;
new mess, BIZ 00; extra prime so 500
| II 90. Beef was inactive; family 80 50
Beef hams quiet, quoted at SN so.
Tierced beef inactive city extra. India mess
si4 GO9lt So. Ont meats were firm and quiet;
picked bellies so R IGtled shoulders Sc
clear. June delivery at 81 2O07 rs. Lard
weak and dull western steam closed So 30:
city steam s. $500 90; butchers. IS 6716G
5 SO: June s; July delivery S. IS: re.
| fined quiet continent 81 0007 20; South
America 81 So Peanuts we're steady; fancy
handpicked 43s041hc; farmers 24981ac
Freights to Liverpool were steady and quiet;
cotton, per steam, 7-64d; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June 11.-This was a field day for
the bears on change. Bulls were routed at all
points and the session closed with everything
bearish character of the government
wheat crop report. There was nearly panic.
Persplring sellers were plenty at the opening at
anywhere between S0}4c and s124c, against SIC
at the close last night Shorts we're content to
cover and take such fine profits without waiting
to see whether there would be any further de
the price going as high as 1850,
but when shorts were satisfied the momentary
strength disappeared and the downward course
was resumed. the demoralizing effect of the
government report being supplemented by
weaker cables which naturally followed the
publication OF our government report abroad
by continued favorable weather The oom-
Dined result was decreased TO 1880 at which
prca it closed weak u loss compared with yes
terdays last figures of &56c. Corn was af-
fected by fine weather for the growing plant
and sympathy with the break in other grains
Holders had evidently lost heart and the selling
erase was intense long corn being thrown over
recklessY, and an immense business was done.
Large arrivals and a heavier prospective move
ment in the interior had also a weaken
ing tend tendency Receivers sold freely
largely represented on the selling side
July opened at a range Of 47a4716, against
4Sa5c at the close yesterday reacted &c on
covering then turned down with wheat to
454c, rallied to 4534c AMI closed at 4568b, a loss
of &c. July oats opened &c lower at Bic, sold
as low as 2919c and closed at 295sc. Provisions
were weak IN sympathy with grains, but the
weakness was not so marked, nor the business
SO large. The prices for hogs we're higher.
which tended to prevent Generalization, as did
the buying of shorts, Pork closed with loss
Of C. Lard is 716c off, and ribs are down a
like amount.
CHICAGO, June 1.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour quiet and steady; spring pat
ents "a 1905 CO.; winter patents 206b4 40;
bakers, So 00G3 rs; straights SO 95Gt4 20
Wheat-Eo. spring, 1880; No 2 red, SEC
Corn No. 2, 471kc. Oats-No. 2, 29s6G12Q3lc. |
Mess pork, per barrel. Sll 32l@@1O s. Lard,
per 100 lbs, So 321606 35 Short ribs sides,
loose, IS 31190G a. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, IS 25Q5 3l1G. Short clear sides, boxed
81 65GA6 500. WHISKY at 81 10
Leading futures closed as follows: