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

ihOiiSLl dtlOu CduStu Il IdIt LOT some minutes
the interruption was Of little note, and activity
| and strength was maintained to the end There
! was, however. little room in the market tor
anything, but Graugers, st. Paul, Burlington
and Rock Island being COZ spicuOus features.
| Few specialties, like Manhattan, Wheeling
| and Lake Erie, and some others, made marked
| gains, but the movement OF the day was in
| Grangers. The close was active and strong at
| top figures. ST, Paul rose ga c., O.. c. and
| St Louis 21s, Rock Island 13s, Burlington. New
1 Jersey Central and Manhattan each IA per
| cent, Wheeling and Lake Erie IA and AtchisOn
and Wabash preferred each l per cent. The
sales of listed stocks were 10000 shares; un-
| listed. 5000 shares.
| The following were the closing quotations Of
| the New York Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, 2-5. 10slk Nor & w pref. 46It
| Ala. class B, 5s. l05 Northern Pacific 20
| n Carolina cons6s l24l6 do pref 55L
| N.Carolna cons4s. 80 Pacific Mail. ...... 81
consolsi. 6s....'' 90 Rio6m' d s w.Ps. 0''4
| Tennessee Is ......i0S Terminal ..... 6I6
do IS .....l0e Rock Island. ..... IS
do Sc. 3s 1874 st. Paul ........ s13s
Virginia 6s....... 50 do preferred. 1859
Va is cons. ....... IS Texas Pacific.
| Northwestern. 1184 Tenn. Coal & iron 3614
| do preferred l46 Union Pacific. 1915
! Della. a. Lack 80. 1857 n. j. Central ... 1873
| Erie .............. 2 Il Missouri Pacific. $685.
| East Tennessee.... Az Western Union. 04I6
| Lake Shore zee. 1925 Cotton Oil Certi. 39l6
| Louisville & Nash 72A Brunswick Co. Tj5
| Memphis & Char. 80 Mobile & Ohio u.s. 81
! Mobile a Ohio. 3S Silver Certificates S9A
Nashville q Chat. ~ Am. Sugar Rein. 0616
| Texas Pacific LIST. so do pref'd.. 95A
| n. Y. Central. 1I24
| The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
| Reserve decreased. ........... & f33 900
| Loans increased. Observation-Disclosures. g6S 900
| Specie decreased ....... ............. Lose 800
| Legal tenders increased. .......... go, 500
| Deposits decreased. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 0O0
| Circulation d. creased. =, ............. 1872 100
Banks now hold s28, 589, $50 in excess Of the
| requirements of the IS per cent. rule,
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, June II. noon.-Cotton opened
firm, though but little doing; American mid
| speculation and export 800 bales; receipts
| l,OOe bales--Amercan 9,700 bales
Futures-American mtddling, low middling
livery l4-64d; July and August delivery
| 15-j4d, also l6-64d, also a l7-64d; August and
! September delivery 1eG4d, also l9-64d. also
| Der and October delivery 21-G4d. also 2264d
| October and November delivery 4 24-64d also
| 4 2j-G4d; November and December delivery
| 25-64d, also 426-54d, also 21-64d; Decelp Der
and January delivery 2S-64d Futures firm
| D. mixtures: American middng low
middling clause, June delivery l5-84d
buyers; July and August delivery 4 1910
4 18-o4d; August and September delivery
4 20 -6404 2 Odd; September delivery 23-64d
| buyers; September and October delivery
| 23-64d, buyers; October and November
| delivery 25-B4d, buyers; November and De.
! cember delivery 21-6404 2S-54d; Decem her and
January delivery 3O-6id, sellers. Futures
| closed firm.
American middlng AID
NEW YORK, June II, noon.-Futures-Ma Market
| opened steady and closed barely steady, with
| sales as follows: June delivery opened at zoe
and closed at SIC; July delivery opened at
| 74c aud closed at : 5Sc; August delivery
| opened at 79c and closed at 66c; Septem-
| Der delivery opened at s5c and closed nj
| TIC. October delivery OnnOad at Gb,, ppd
| Closed at SIC; November delivery opened at
| Ole and closed at 92c
New YoRk; Jun9 II, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplands l1-1Gc, middling Or.
leans 1-l6c; net receipts SO bales; gross re-
| ceipts 726; sales to-day 1865 bales
| Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
| sales OF 74,oOO bales, as follows: June delivery
! 5207 Sac, July delivery 5S07 &c. August
| delivery 660I-c. September delivery z T2C0
7Sc, October delivery s297 SIC. November
delivery 9297 go. December delivery O2a
| O3c, January delivery HOS 12c February
! delivery 2llnS pc, March delivery 310s3c
! new York, June 1l.-Hubbard, Price &
| Co.'S cotton report says: "The weekly state
ment of the statistical position, as made up
| by this mornings Chronicle is as follows;
| Total visible supply S,758,S74 bales, of which
| 3,0g6014 bales are Anne lean; crop in sight
! S,o53,529. bales; came in sight Turing the week
| 1896 bales; plantation deliveries 1897 bales
| In Liverpool, futures to-day advanced 4-6Im
| 5-S4d. The Improvements are ascrbei to the
| government report, which became generally
| known this morning in conjunction with a very
bush circular published by the New Orleans
| authorities. This circular, understand,
| gives data which points to che possibility of an
| American crop of not over 1000, 900 bales and
| sounds the alarm of scarcity-probably severe
| scarcity-in the cotton supply of the world next
year. In our own market opening prices
| showed an a 1vance of from 7GaS points as com
| pared with yesterday; bat as the day progressed
| the tone became weaker, prices commenced to
| droop and shortly before the close, under pres
| sure of large offerings for which there was but
| limited demand, the market gave way rapidly;
| closing finally almost at practically the lowesI
! of the day and points below last nights
| figures. The extreme of the fiuctuation to-day
| was IS points"
| GALVESTON, June 1i.-Cotton closed steady.
| middling 719c; net receipts IS bales gross
! 49, sales % bales; stock y, 1879 bales; exports
| coastwise 1913 bales.
NORFOLK, June 1I.-Cotton closed quiet.
| middling 73Sc; net receipts 219 bales gross
ga; sales l49 bales; stock IL $50 bales; exports
| coastw Use ga bales.
| BALTIMoRE, June 11.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 7 l3-16c; net receipts - bales gross
| 1868; sales none; stock % 266 bales
| BosTOS June 1l-Cotton closed firm; middIny
| 1%c; net receipts 1874 bales, gross III; sales
| none; stock - bales
| w LMINGToN, June 11.-Cotton closed firm.
| middling 71zc; net receipts Is bales, gross 10;
sales none; stock l2,l6S bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling S1sc net receipts bales gross
=; stock lO,jl7 bales.
| New ORLEANS, June 11.-Cotton closed
dull; middHng Zee; net receipts $50 bales,
! exports, TO Great Britain II 36l bales, to the
| continent 81 bales coastwise 4OS
! Futures-The market closed steady, with
| sales of 59,lO0 bales as follows June delivery
/ 4lc, July delivery Z 4ic, August delivery
! 45c, September delivery : acc, October de
livery 55c. November delivery Z &c, De-
| cember delivery zoe, January delivery nc
| February delivery : SIC March delivery Ole
MOBILE. June 11.-Cotton closed steady; mid.
| ding 1850; net receipts 31S bales. gr s.
! 5lS; sales 200 bales; stock 1879 bales ex-
/ ports, coastwise 5S4 bales
| MEMPHIS, June 1l.-Cotton closed quiet but
! firm; middlng 115c; receipts 1876 bales; sales
| 500 bales; shipments 1878 bales; stock 49, $50
| bales.
AUGUSTA, June 11.-Cotton closed quiet
| bat steady; middling TIC; receipts vs. bales;
| shipments 20 bales; sales 40 bales; stock II 1881
bales
| CHARLESTON. June 11.-Cotton closed firm:
| middiing 11se; net receipts IS bales, gross SIS;