The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-18

NEW ORLEANS, June l7.-Cotton closed duh
and easy; middlipg fSSc net receipts 2S2 bales,
gross 2s6; sales S75 bales; stock 1874, $40 bales.
tutures-Market closed steady, with sales of
500 bales, as follows June delivery 1oc,
July delivery lie, August delivery &c, Sep
TENDER delivery 26e, october delivery Z sac,
November delivery 40c, December delivery
&c, January delivery 55c. February delivery
CSC. March delivery 72c.
MOBILE, June T.-Cotton closed dull;
middlng &c; net receipts bales, gross s;
sales 100 bales; stock 70 1856 bales.
MEMPHIS, June IT,-Cotton closed quiet and
easy; middling NC; receipts US bales; ship
ments - bales sales Cos bales: stock 1892.
81, s4s bales; stock 1891. lsoS5 bales.
AUGUSTA. June I7.-Cotton closed dull and
lower TO sell; middlfng 7-i6c; receipts 20
bales; shipments bales; sales 4S bales;
stock. actual 1892, 1873 bales; stock 1881,
CHARLESTON, June lT.-Cottou closed quiet;
middiing 7Ac; net receipts 263 bales, gross
s6S; sales - bales; stock ~, 093 bales.
MONTGOMERY, June I1.-Cottou closed quiet;
middling f1sc; receipts 100 bales; shipments
$50 bales; stock 1872 S,416 bales; stock 1891,
4,S!6 bales; sales $40 bales.
MACON, June i7.-Receipts 25 bales; sales
-. bales; shipments SIS bales; stock 1892
2,GS7 bales; stock 1891, 1883 bales
COLUMBUS. June 17.-Cotton closed steady;
ments 81 bales; sales 81 bales; stock 1892
1876 bales; stock 1891, 2S07 bales.
NASHVILLE, June l1.-Cotton closed quiet;
SELMA. June II Cotton market steady; mid
ding 7tsc; receipts 81 bales: shipments 20
bales; stock 1892, 2s0S bales; stock 1891. 2,942
| bales
ROME, June -Cotton-Receipts os bales;
| shipments 1853 bales; stock 5.035 bales
NEW YoRK, June demonstrated net re-
exports, to Great Britain b,S3S bales, to the
| continent 229 bales, to France -; stock at
all the ports to-day were 592,060 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEwYoRK. June II. noon-F1our quiet and
| easy. Wheat steady and fairly active. Corn
| quiet and steady. Pork firm and quiet at $40 Oh
| irregular.
flour duh and heavy; common TO far extra,
| So 45GD3 %. Wheat lower, unsettled. but fairly
active; No. red, 9209as4c ahoat; options
closed at &c decline for the day, with trading
moderately active; No 2red June delivery s5l6c;
| July delivery s614c. Corn dull and irregular,
closing easy; No. 2 cash $4,000 in elevator;
| yesterday; June delivery 57Ifc; July delivery
! 53lsc; September delivery S2l&c. Oats weaker;
| quiet; options moderately active and easier;
June delivery $3.50; July delivery $3.50; Sep
| mixed western, 3413l]4c. Coffee-options closed
steady stead and unchanged ;3 o0g to points up;
September delivery 81 70; spot Rio dull
and nominal; No. 7, 1870. Sugar-Refined
| firmer and in fair demand standard A. 4ISc;
granulated 4SSG445sc Moasses-New Orleans
| Petroleum. steady and quiet; refined, New
| York, SO DO; Philadelphia and baltimore SIS 95.
i COJtOn SEED OIL unsettled ana Oull, crude
29}6c; yellow Peanuts steady. Beef duh
| Beef hams quiet Tierced beef quiet. Cut
meats firmer; picked bellies S787t4; shoulders
500 Hams Sli2&91la4. Middies weaker;
western steam S. 20; city s. $4,000; July deliv-
| cry IS 10 asked; September delivery % IS.
Freights to Liverpool were steady; cotton
CHIcAGo June IA break Of &c in corn,
| following close upon the talk that the cereal
would go TO SOC per bushel, was the feature to
4 m nrE cIff dnvfp NJ ND rhaat
! gradually yielded &c from the top prices. closing
| easy aud sc lower than last night. The bull
! hurrah opened she corn market, but those who
| were shouting the loudest were not buying For
| time the shorts we're scared by reports In cir
| culation of the discovery of unusually large
short interest In July, and first trades were 40
| I6c advance. Receipts running short and the
| quality being uninlproved also had bullish in
| fluence. Offers soon increased and the advance
| did not hold long, the market working back
| upon continued liquidation by longs, a reaction
| of Ia d,2l1c taking place larger estimated re-
| ceipts for tomorrow assisting the decline. The
market rallied a fraction, changed some and
| closed with July HQ1c lower and september
| A419c easier. There was considerable selling
! OF July and buying of September NC difference
| undolng straddles made when the months were
| but 13c apart. In wheat only a light business
| was transacted, trading being mostly local. The
| opening was about 1S014c higher than yester-
| dry but weakened, and prices declined
| 9sc, again rallied, advancing NC, declined NC,
| and the closing was 9S0034c lower than yester-
| day. Oats followed corn pretty closely. Open
| ing at 4@Ssc higher, the market weakened
| 5sCG1sc and sustained partial recovery. There
| was a fair trade, with Considerable realizing by
| longs. In provisions, as in other articles, the
| feature was realizing sales ofthose whose pur-
4 chases during the preceding three days showed
| good profits The opening was strong, but as
| soon as the weakness developed in corn hog
| products men began to let go. The highest
prices were at the start and the lowest, or very
| close there TO, we're at the close.
CHICAGO, June 17.-Oash quotations were
| as follows: -Four steady and unchanged. Wheat
| No. aspiring, 1880; No. red, SOC. Corn-No.
barrel. $40 b71S01o so. Lard. per 100 ms
| SO 42156D6 Is. Short ribs sides, loose, sc 656B
| 676I6. Dry sailed shoulders boxed, SIS 25CD
371s. Short clear sides, boxed, Sc $500 82JA.
| WHISKY at 81 Is.
| Leading futures closed as fellows: