The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-30

dull and prices generally in buyers favor;
american middlinR i'd; sales 1000 bales
American 400 bales; speculation and export
bales.
Professionalism middling, low middling
clause, June ana July delivery SO 64d; July
and August delivery $ 57-64d; August and Sep
TENDER delivery 60-64d; September and Octo-
also 8 6S SD; October and November delivery
2-64d, also l-64d, also I'D, also 1 Lad; Novem
Der and December delivery S-64d. also SAD;
December and January delivery 6-64d also
5-64d, also 6-6&d. Futures easy
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets.
middling clause, June delivery 5s-64G18 5e-o4d;
June AMI July delivery 5S-641s 5964d;
July aud August delivery 5S-646aS 1854 :;
August and September delivery 8 61-64D3 62-6sd;
and October delivery 4d buyers; October
and November delivery 2.64d, buyers; Novem-
Der and December delivery 1895 sod; De-
Gemoer and January delivery 47-64d, buyers
Futures closed firm.
MANCHESTER, June 29.-The Gtldrdidn'S COM
mercial article says: Merchants are not Chs-
posed to make important transactions. Indian
orders are withheld. apparently under the in
huence of falling prices of cotton. The demand
for China and other markets is unusually dull ;
ordinary and medium shirtings are becoming
unstable at reasonable terms. There is steady
inquiry for dhooties at somewhat lower prices
than when cotton was lowest. The yarn market
10 especially unsatisfactory to spinners Despite
the pressure to SELL buyers are scarce except
Tor small Quantities, to meet the immediate re-
quirements "
NEW YORK, June 90, noon.-FIrures opened
steady, with sales as follows: June delivery
{ l6c, July delivery 16c August delivery 25c
September delivery 28c, October delivery 89c,
November delivery 4Sc.
NEW YoRK. June 90, 500 D. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 7stc, middling Or
leans NC; net receipts none, gross receipts
1,l49; sales 55l bales
Futures-AlsrKet closed quiet with sales
OF $1,000 bales, as follows June delivery
7 2iq7 25c,. September delivery 1907 Bic,
October delivery 40D7 4lc, November
delivery 506D7 5lo. December delivery 600
Z Gle, January delivery 1907 Tic. February
| delivery 1907 soc. March delivery S9GD7 90c
NEW YORK, June 29.--Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: Liverpool was
l-64d lower than yesterday by the time our
market had opened this morning The result
was decline of 214 points at the opening here
| This was gradually recovered, however, under
| accession of buying orders, predicated upon the
| belief that the anti-option law Is no longer an
| imminent probability, and by l O'Clock prices
| here were from 263 points better than yester-
| days. In Liverpool the early loss was re-
covered, and the close was very steady at last
| night S prices. The remarkable strength of the
| American cotton market during the last few
| days is almost entirely the result of the
| gradually iessenlng apprehension with regard
| TO the antioptlon bill. The delay Of the Senate
| Ill dCIluR upon l6dus 20 tl6 nope JlaU IL can
| not be passed, and the effect upon the market
| is obvious. The market during the afternoon
eased away slightly, and closed steady at last
| nights figures"
| GALVESTON, June 29-Cotton closed easy;
middling z 3-l6c; net receipts s bales. gross
| s; sales 1O5; stock 2O,O79 bales; spinners 81.
| NORFOLK, June e9.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 714c; net receipts 90 bales. gross
81; sales 1876 bales; stock 6,41l bales; exports,
| coastWise %.
BALTIMORE, June e. Cotton closed nominal; ;
middling 79sc; net receipts none. gross none;
| sales none; stock 1857 bales; exports to Great
Britain :, 24S bales to the continent 1913 bales.
BosToE, June 29.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
| ding 1850; net receipts 433 bales, gross 40
| sales none; stock none
| WILMINGTON. June 29-Cotton closed steady;
| middlinR 61sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1878 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
| l42; stock l0,4SI bales
| NEW ORLEANS, June 29,-Cotton closed
| quiet; mtddIng TIC; net receipts 227 bales.
gross 22S; sales $50 bales; stock lO9 2s6 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 1868 bales coastwise
| GIG bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows: June de-
| livery c, July delivery 92c, August delivery
9Tc, September delivery Ole, October de-
livery O6c. November delivery Z Ice, Decsm-
Der delivery 23c January delivery soc, Feb
ruary delivery 39c, March delivery 47c.
MOBILE June 29.-Cottop closed nominal;
middlinR 715c; net receipts 80 bales, gross 30
sales none; stock 1o,9oS bales; exports. coast
wise 800 bales.
middlfng S-16o; net receipts 40 bales, gross 81
sales 100 bales shipments a39 bales; stock Il 64S
| bales.
AUousrA, June 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; receipts 80 bales; shipments IoI
| bales; sales 237 bales; stock 1905 bales.
| CHARLESTON. June 20.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 71sc; net receipts Fl bales, gross
| 81; sales none; stock ,S27 bales
C Consolidated
! ceipts at all the ports to day were 1908 bales;
exports to Great Britain 6 800 bales, to the con
tinent .269 bales; stocks at all the ports were
| 54S,664 bales
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRT, June 30, noop-Flour steady and
moderately active Wheat firm, 166114c up.
| Corn strong, 11bo up. Pork quiet but firm at
| GIL 009ll rs. Lard quiet and firm at 81 22ls.
NEW YORK. June 20. 500 p. M.-south-
ern -four steady, moderately active Wheat
| quiet and steady; No. 2 red, 891Sc in store and
elevator; 919s4921sc afoat; options closed
steady and UNCHANGED from yesterday; No. 2
red. June delivery S61Sc; July delivery s6S4c;
September delivery size. Corn fairly active
and stronger; No 2, cash, 6OO6O1kc in eleva.
5G o dsvery O sofc Jug dsveT r 5sc SsP
tender delivery 55Mc. Oats were moderately
active and irregular; options dull and stronger;
July delivery 1850; September delivery SCI
S|9s; sS&as8,4c Cofroe16ptions closed
firm and unchanged to 8 points up; July de
| livery II 95; September delivery il IS; spot Rio
| firmer and more active; No. Z, 1880.
| Sugar-Refined fairly active and firm;
| standard A, 43s6416c; copfecuoners A, granu-
| lated, 4s6Gl4A5c. Molasses-New Orleans dull
| and steady; common to fancy 25035c. Petro-
| leum dull and steady; refined New York,
| s. 90; Philadelphia S. 95; Baltimore IS 95.
Cotton seed oil dull and easy; crude 29c; yellow
| at SIC. Provisions steady and firm-Pork,
| old mess, 81 00011 70; extra prime, 81 so.
| Peanuts were easy; fancy hand-picked, 4Ac;
farmers. 2A0314c. Beef firm; family.
| SO 100000; extra mess, SO soar 80. Beef
hams firm, quoted at S17 co. Tierced beef
Cut meats in good demand and frmer; picked
| bellies &c; picked shoulders at 6lSc; hams
at 111b012c. Middles strong; short clear
| 81 SOQ7 IS. Lard higher and firm; western
| steam 81 90: city steam SO 25 July delivery
| s. Is; September delivery IS 2S Freghts TO
Liverpool we're quiet; cotton S-52d; grain I'd.
| CHICAGO, June 29.-There was not much in
| the way of news, but feeling of tirmness per-
vaded most of the pits during the early part of
| the session, though there was some weakness
| later in the day, which in part again was lost.
| Near the close, however, everything took a turn
| up and the close was generally strong. The
| reason for the strength in wheat was not very
| clear. July opened 7S34e against 761Sc at the
| close yesterday; advanced steadily to 791Sc,
| weakened and closed at 7914c. Corn was strong
| and higher early, but subsequently lost most of
| the improvement. July started unchanged at
| tempted sellers and checked buying, and there
was a reaction to Sic The market remained
weak till just before the close, where it
| FaIt the affects of the general strength and