The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-14

! Frle............... 2ftR hlsSour1 BasinC.. oSaS
! East TenneSsee.... ~ Western Union .. Q51s
! Lake Shore, ...... 1875 Cotton Oil Cert 40ls
Louisville & Nash. 734 Brunswick Co.. IA
/ Memphis & Char. 80 Mobile & Ohio IS. 64A
! Mobile & Ohio. 80 Silver Certificates Ss$
! Nashville Chat. SO Am. Sugar Rein. 90
| Texas Pacific. LIST. 80 do pref'd.. sSl5
| n. Y. Central. .1i3
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. June 10, noon.-Cotton opened
| steady and in fair demand; American mid
ding 414d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
export 1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales-all
| American.
Futures-American middling. low mddllng
clause, June delivery ID; June and July de-
livery l3-S4d; July and August delivery
4l4.o4d. also $3.50; August and September
delivery 1s64d; September delivery ID;
! September and October delivery 20-o4d. also
| 2l64d; October and November delivery
! 4 22-64d also 23-64d; November and Deoember
| delivery a564d; December and January de-
| livery 27-64d. Futures quiet but steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and 100
| 4p. MIXTURES: American middliug. low
4 l4-64d; June and July delivery lS-o49
17-64d; August and september delivery
| l9-o4G4 20 odd; September delivery p $40
ss-64d; September and October delivery
2!-64G4 22-64d; October and November
delivery 2+64d, value: November and De-
cember delivery 26-64Gl4 27-64d; December and
January delivery 426-64G14 29-o4d. Futures
American middiins fair 1l-1ed, good mid.
din 4 l6d, middling 44d, low midd!ing
l.16d, good ordinary 35sd, ordinary II 16d.
NEW YORK June 10, noon.-Fuuures opened
| steady, with sales as follows: June delivery
| 60c, July delivery 60c, August delivery &c,
| September delivery 74c, October delivery sec,
| November delivery 94c.
New YoRK, June IL, 800 D. m.-Cotton closed
| quiet but steady; middling uplands 75sc, mid
| ding Orleans Sc; net receipts 100 bales; gross
receipts 379; sales to-day 6,l70 bales.
| ENfurA al iaf N,,ta kaa dxyw
| sales OF 12S, 200 bales, follows: June delivery
I 5097 62c, July delivery 500 Soc, August
delivery e2G01 $40. September delivery 600
| zoe, October delivery Z 1901 SOC, November
| delivery Z S9017 90c, December delivery s 00@
Ole, January delivery 090s l0c. February
| delivery 1908 zoe, March delivery 2S0s 3oc
| NEW YORK, June 19.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say Of cotton: THE weakness OF Saturday in
our market did not find much Of a response in
| Liverpool this morning. The opening quota
| tions for futures were 2-646t3-64d lower than on
Saturday evening. but before the close prices
| had recovered slightly, and the net decline for
the day is but little more than l-64d In our
own market it was GENERALLY expected that the
comparative stability in Liverpool would lead
| TO an advance. This expectation was, however,
| disappointed. An improvement of perhaps 3
points was established on the first call by the
| execution of few home buying orders; but
Immediately thereafter great pressure to sell
| long cotton became apparent, and prices rapidly
gave way, until by 1880 o'clock p. m. they were
| some points below Saturday evenings figures
During the afternoon the market continued
f-atureless, closing finally quiet at about the
lowest of the day. Weakness here and COM
| parative strength abroad has already led to a
considerable transfer Of holdings from Ameri-
| can to foreign markets"
GALVESTON, June i3.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng 715e; net receipts IS bales, gross
Sc sales 663 bales; stock ~, 24S bales.
NORFOLK, June l3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1850; net receipts ass bales, gross
ASS; sales 1872 bales; stock 1896 bales; exports,
BALrIMoRE, June 13.-Cotton closed nominal;
niddling z 13-16c; net receipts - bales, gross
-; sales none; stock 22les6 bales.
BOSTON, June l3-Cotton closed dull; middllng
7il-16c; net receipts 1S2 bales, gross 1897 sales
none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON. June 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 714c; net receipts 90 bales. gross 30;
sales none; stock II, 7sS bales; exports, coast
PH1LApELPH1A, June 1s-Cotton closed quiet;
Bmiddlingg S3Sc;s net receipts Is bales gross
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Cotton closed
easy; middling nc; net receipts 6,652 bales,
gross 74o9; sales Zoo bales; stock 1sS 1os bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales as follows: June delivery
39e, July delivery soc, August delivery
7 4Oc, September delivery ,46c, October de
livery z Sic. November delivery 5sc, De-
cember delivery 65c January delivery re,
February delivery 79c, March delivery Sc.
MOBILE. June 13.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 7skc; net receipts I01 bales gross
I0l; sales 100 bales; stock 12,S05 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise So bales.
MEMPHIS, June i3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling nc; receipts 1875 bales; sales $50
bales; shipments $50 bales; stock $500
| bales.
AUGUSTA, june 1s.-Cotton closed quiet;
shipments bales; sales 1874 bales; stock 220es
bales
CHARLESTON. June 12T-Cotton closed firm
Iniddling no; net receipts 1875 bales, gross 1885,
sales $50 bales: stock 966 bales.
| ATLANTA, june l3.--CotJon closed quiet;
| middling YIsc; receipts to-day = bales.
NEW York, June demonstrated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1851 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 5,S5f bales, to the
continent a. 800 bales to France AGO. stock at all
the ports to-day were 6l2.S42 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LONDON June 13-The Mark Lane Express
| In its review of the state Of trade, says: Not
| withstanding the beautiful weather during the
past week, British corn was gladly sold at Cd
| lower than Whitsuntde rates. Indian and
| SouthAmerlcan wheat also declined. Californian
was SIS Id dearer than English. Hence since the
| last harvest there has beeu imported 1882, $50
quarters of wheat -four, of which one half was
| American. Oats and barley were weak. Maize
| was dearer, owing 30 smaller supplies being ex-
| peeted from America than IN 1891. At to-day $
market English wheat and foreign was I'd
| cheaper and foreign red is, cheaper on the tort
night. Flour, especially American. met with
ready sale. Barley was frmer. Oats, beans
| and peaSe were Cd lower"
| NKwYoRK, June IS, noon-Flour was dull and
easy. Wheat weak at 10l4c lower; Germ
| depressed at I0184c lower. Pork in light de-
| mand and steady at 80 760ll 90. Lard was
quiet and firm at 80 IS, Freights were steady
NEW YORK, June 49, 500 10 p M Flour,
| southern dull and heavy; common to fair eT-
| ira, 81 5003 25; good 70 choice. extra, s. 80
! "a IS; superflne, "a 1904 80; buckwhesr
| flour 81 2502 35. Wheat lower; unsettled and
active; No. red. 92a93s4c in store and ele
vator; 93S4095c ahoat; options closed
| firm at 5sGD115c lower than Saturday; No. red
June delivery SIC; July delivery s755c;
September delivery sSI4o Corn lower; unsettled
and active; No. cash 536D5434o in elevator;
5334654c afoat; ungraded mixed. C;
| steamer mixed C; options closed firm at non
| under Saturday; June delivery 54054l4c; July
delivery 5215c; September delivery 515Se. Oats
unsettled moderately active; options more
active and easier: June delivery 8la343Ec; July
delivery 3434c; September delivery 3303S34c;
spot No. 2 white, July delivery, 33039c; spot,
| No 2 341S0 &c: mixed western. 380311c.
Hops fairly active and firm; State common
to choice, 15122c; Pacific coast l5022c. Coffee
options closed steady and unchanged to S
points down; June delivery Sil s5412 GS; July
delivery $40 SOIL 80; September delivery
81 90; spot Rio dull and steady; No. Z,
| i3Nl31Ac. Sugar, raw, fair refining 306 l-l6c;
centrifugaIs, go test. SIC; No. 6, 315c; No. 8,
| 89sc; refined firm and in fair demand; off
| A, 3lk13-l6c; mould A, SIC; standard A, 5-l6
| "a 1716c; confeetioners' A, DC: cut loaf
| 5QDs Lice: crushed SOS I-16c; powdered, ~
| dI47Sc; granulated, 44s049sc; cubes, %5s844c
| Molasses-Foreign dull; 800 test, 1tA0i21kc
in hhds; new New Orleans steady and duh;
common to fancy 25Q35c. Petroleum steady;
quiet; crude In bills. Psrkers', $5 80;
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