The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-07

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| Tennessee 6s. ....10S Terminal 80, Oh
do IS .....l02 Rock Island. 80. ~
do Sc. SIS. IS St. Paul .......... n
Virginia 6s ........"85 do preferred. 1854
| Va. IS cons. ....... 81 Texas Pacific - 9H
Northwestern. ll91S Teun. Coal & Iron 40s1
90 preferred. las Union Pacific. SS7S
Dela. Lack. l541S n. J. Central ct. 1854
trle. .............. % Missouri Pacific. SIS
| East Tennessee, An Western Union D.. 943S
| Lake Shore ...... 1924 Cotton Oil Certi. 800
Louisville & Nash. 721a Brunswick Co.. 8
| Memphis & Char so Mobile & Ohio Is 651s
! Mobile & Ohio. 80 Silver Certificates SSSs
Nashville q Chat. IS Am. Sugar Rein. $685.
| Texas Pacific, LIST. 1915 do pref'd.. 90
| N Y. Central. lib
IBID. +Asked.
NEW YORK, June 6. noon.-Futures opened
steady, with sales as follows: June delivery
Z zoe, July delivery SIC, August delivery Sc
| September delivery &C., October delivery s O7c
| November delivery Ice
NEW York June 6, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
steady mlddling uplands 1S-l6c, middlihR Or
ceiDts 2,4S9: sales to-day 2,27l bales.
| tutures-Market closed easy, with sales
! OF $4,000 bales, as follows: June delivery
7 6897 zoe, July delivery ,72@7 73c, August
delivery 77G7 7sc, September delivery S40
soc, October delivery 9407 95c November
| delivery 8 045S 05o, December delivery lao
l5c, January delivery 230S 24c. February
delivery s 330S SIC, March delivery s asa
| Ale.
New YORK, June 6.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF cotton: The Liverpool market continues
| closed to-day, but In the absence of advices
from that quarter our market has not shown
| any lack OF activity or vitality. Opening prices
| were about the same as Saturday, but speedily
an improvement set in and before IL O'Clock an
| advance to Z 80 for August had been established.
| Orders to realize profits had led to a loss of a
| portion of this improvement by 1 O'Clock, at
| which time August had again sold at Sc.
| Shortly after O'Clock news was received from
| Washington that the House had voted to take
| up the consideration of the anti-options bill
| Fifteen minutes later kilograms reported the
| passage of the bill, caused semi-panic in the
| market here, and decline TO IS for August
| The closing was weak at a slight recovery Au-
gust selling at z rs.
GALVESTON, June 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middhng 7Ssc; net receipts 1875 bales, gross
1875; sales 236 bales; stock % III bales; exports
| coastwise ,579 bales.
| NORFOLK, June 6.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 7ssc; net receipts 657 bales, gross
657; sales l4S bales stock l6, 100 bales; exports
| coastwise 1876 bales
| BALTIMORE, June Cotton closed nominal;
middling l3-l6c; net receipts - bales, gross
| 2G35; sales none; stock Is, 45G bales; exports,
to Great Britain 236 bales, to the continent SCI
| bales. coastwise !, 900 bales.
| Boston, June 6.-Cotton closed dull mddhng
| l3-l6c; net receipts 1874 bales gross 55l !;
| sales none; stock - bales.
| w LAINGToN. June 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middline nc; net receipts 16O bales, gross 166;
| sales none stock II, 695 bales.
PHn4DELPHIA, June 6.-Cotton closed firm
middling. Sic; net receipts 232 bales. gross
| 232; stock 9,9G5 bales
| New ORLEANS, June 6.-Cotton closed
! quiet; middling 716c; net receipts 1911 bales
| gross 2489 sales 400 bales st )ck 1876, OO4 bales
Futures-The market closed easy. with
sales of $500 bales, as follows; June
delivery 46c, July delivery 46c, August de-
| livery sic, September delivery Soc October
| delivery 63c, November delivery zoe, De-
cember delivery 75c. January delivery Sic,
| February delivery 91c, March delivery 9Sc.
| MOBILE. June Cotton closed firm; mid
ding C; net receipts 40 bales gross
| 10; sales 800 bales; stock 1883 bales; ex-
| ports, coastwise 318 bales
MEMPHIS, June 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 716c; receipts 1852 bales; ship
ments 1852 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock, actual.
| 43 $40 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1907 916c; receipts 1870 bales; ship
ments 22l bales; sales l07 bales; stock 1854
bales.
middling no; net receipts 2l6 bales, gross 2i6;
sales - Dsles; stock "a 458 bales; exports
| TO the continent 1905 bales.
| ATLANTA, June Cotton closed steady;
middlIng 7akc; receipts to-day - bales
New YORK. June 6.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to day were $3.50 bales;
continent 1915 bales, TO France no; stock at all
| the ports to-day were 634,372 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRS. June g. noon-Flour quiet and
Arm. Wheat fairly active. Corn A@lc
Sii 90. Lard was dull O and I Easy at q Co. o.
Freights wer- duh and steady.
New YoRK. June 6. $500 p. N. Flour,
s2 s sna gcod 70 aRos to fst
Wheat s oar o. Ssa s wSsas SHSF
closing lover r. No red SsSscSsI 50
options closed easy ssGDlc under Saturday;
No. red, June delivery 90Ac; July delivery
912sc;. September delivery C. Corn heavy
but lower. with sellers, and moderately
active; No. ? cash. b79Oo18c in ele-
vator; 5993113c afoat; unGraded mixed. C;
steamer mixed C; options sold down 2A63c;
September delivery $500 oats dull aid aud
higher; options stronger and quiet; June
delivery 371kc; July delivery 3716c; September
delivery S714c; spot No. 2. white. July delivery,
western. 86@9Oc. Hops fairly active and
firm; State common to choice, 1920; Pacific
coast !5@22c Coffee-optlons closed steady,
up; June delivery IL 2O@i2 50; July
delivery II o5112 10; September delivery IL 90
OIL IS; spot Rio quiet and steady; No. z,
l2lf0l3c. Sugar. raw, fair refining SO
3 l-loc centrifugals, go test 31Ac; No. 6, 31hc;
No. 8, $3.50; refined firm good demand; off
A, 31f1t3 l6c; mould A. 4asc standard A, 5-16
GA 7-l6c: confectioners' A, 414449sc; cut loaf
5051Ac; crushed, 5051sc; powdered, 4A
Molasses-Fcreign dull; 900 test. 1lA012Hc
in hhds; new New Orleans quiet and steaty;
common to fancy 25435c Petroleum was auiet
crude in bulk SO 30: refined New York 81 90.
Philadelphia and Baltimore S. 95; N bulk,
So so Cotton seed oil quiet and firm:
new crude 2915c; crude off grade C;
new yellow 31M032o. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 30036c; pulled
2603Sc; Texas 16t24c, Provislons-Pork was
quiet and steady; old mess 80 5000 SO;
new mess, BIZ 90; extra prime $40 500
IL 90. Beef was quiet: family 80 so
0lO SO; extra mess dull at 81 5O0o so.
beef hams dull, quoted at $l4 so.
Tierced beer inactive; city extra. India mess.
Sl4 O0614 80. Cut meats were firm;
picked bellies &c; picked shoulders 6}4c;
hams lO40l1c Middles tirmer; short
clear. June delivery at 81 2007 %. Lard
was easier; western steam closed SO 6216;
city steam 81 90: butchers. IS 671fGl5 6z;
June So rs; July delivery S6 So bid; re.
fined quiet; continent 81 0007 20; South
America 81 so. Peanuts quiet, weak; fancy
handpicked 43sW4tac; farmers 2403I1c.
Freghts to Liverpool quiet and dull;
cotton, per steam, I'D; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Everything and nearly
everybody was against wheat to-day. and the
result was a very considerable loss in value.
Prices started at Saturdays closing figures TO
nc lower, and declined Sc Then reports re-
ceived from the winter wheat country to the
effect that the bright, warm weather on the
This caused free buying. and rally OF nc at
the top However, the fact became known
that the Hatchanti-options bill had passed the
House of Representatives by large majority.
This was unexpected and caused rush to SELL
which carried prices down 1850. Later
consideration, however. led to the
belief that the bill would be defeated
in the Senate, and there was a rally Of Izc.
Fluctuations thereafter were narrow, and the