The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-22
Texas Pacific, LIST. 81 do prsf'd.. s61s
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COTTON.
LIvEEPooL, June 81. noon.-eotton opened
steady with but little doing; American middling
| 41sd; sales 5000 bales-Anerican 1900 bales;
speculation and export SEQ bales; receipts 1000
oales-American 5,4oo bales.
Futures-American middling, low middling
| clause, July and August delivery 2-64d. also
3 81; August and September delivery 5-64d.
/ also God; September and October delivery
! 4 SD, also 9-64d; october and November de-
livery l0-64d. also ll-6ld; November and
| December delivery l2t4d also 4l3-64d; De-
cen6er and January delivery l4-64d, also
| 4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
midding clause, June delivery 6l-64d, value;
! June AMI July delivery 6l-64d, value ;
! July aad August delivery 62-64613 6S-64d;
! August and September delivery 4 l-64S4 SAD /;
| October and November delivery 564d, buyers;
November and December delivery 4S-54d@
964d; December and January delivery 1904
| o. 1864. Futures closed weak.
| NEW YORK, June p, noon.-EuUures opened
| quiet and easy, with sales as follows: June
! delivery 22c, July delivery &c, august dev
! ry Sic, September delivery soc, October de-
| livery 40c, November delivery 5Sc.
| New YORK, June 2l.-Hubbard Price & Co.
| say The Liverpool market at II o'clock to-
| day was 2-64d higher than at the close yester-
| day, and in response to the improvement abroad
our market at the opening advanced about
points. Neither in Liverpool nor in New York,
however, was the improvement maintained,
ana during the later trading both markets de-
| cllned sharply. In Liverpool the entire decline
was o-65d, and final prices we're weak and 3-64d
under last evening. Near positions have again
broken Cad, and June contracts sold to-day at
| ol-o4d. Here, shortly after the opening,
| prices gave way sharply. August selling as low
| as &c, or points below last evening. News
| from Washington with regard to the anticipation
| Dill has again been factor to-day. The judi
ciary committee will, 1t is said, report the bill
| back to the Senate Thursday, and its passage
| by that body is feared. About O'Clock prices
| in New York rallied slightly upon q report that
canvass of the Senate had been made and that
| 1t was shown that the bill would fail of a ma
| lorlty. This report, however is without con-
| trmaCion. During the afternoon the market
J continued slowly to improve until Just before
| the close, when 1t again became easy upon fur
| ther news from Washington TO the effect that
| the Senate Judiciary committee had decided by
| majority of ] TO report favorably upon the
| anF-option bill. This report while from an
| entirely trustworthy source, Is without official
continuation. Final prices were easy at about
| points below last evenings figures"
| NEW YoRK, June 81, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
| steady; middling uplands 7-l6c, middling Or
leans 1S-16c; net receipts 671 bales; gross re-
| ceipts 5544; sales ? l2S bales
| Futures-Market closed quiet with sales
of $4,000 bales, as follows: June delivery
72oI7 22c July delivery : 2397 24c August
! s6c, October delivery 4507 46c, November
| delivery 55@S 5se December delivery $50
o6c, January delivery z 1907 nc. February
delivery S507 Soc March delivery. 05@7 96e
GALVESTON, june 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Use; net receipts 205 bales, gross
POS; sales II bales, stock %, 100 bales.
NoRFoLK, June 2i.-Cotton closed dun;
middling RE; net receipts 1852 bales gross
S52; sales 90 bales; stock la,495 bales; ex-
| ports, eoastwse 1856 bales.
| BALTIMORE June 81 Cotton closed nominal; ;
| middling 75Sc; net receipts - bales gross
LIZA; sales none; stock Ii, $50 bales; exports
| eoastWise 80 bales.
Boston, June 21.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 7-16c; net receipts 1876 bales gross are;
sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, June 2l.-Cotton closed steady;
| middlng &c; net receipts So bales, gross So;
sales none; stock IL, DAB bales.
PHLADELPHIA, June Election closed quiet;
427; stock 93O1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21.--Cotton closed
dull; mddling FAC; net receipts 229 bales,
gross gag; sales 500 bales; stock $4,000 bales
| Fgtures-The market closed steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales, as follows: June and
July delivery 90, August delivery CSC, Sep
| TENDER delivery 03c, October delivery z 10c.
| November delivery lie, December delivery
24c, January delivery 7 s2c, February deliv-
cry 40c, March delivery 7 48c.
| MOBILE. June 21.-Cotton, nominal; mid
ding 7ssc; net receipts bales, gross O.:
sales none; stock 12039 balee.
MEaPHIs, June 21.-Cotton closed quiet
| middhng 6I0c; receipts IS bales; sales 200
bales; shipments 1884 6aEes; stock 81. se6 babes
| AUGUSTA, June 2l.-Cotton closed dull; mid.
ding 714e; receipts IS bales; shipments ~
bales; sales So bales; stock II. 1852 bales.
| CHARLESTON. June 21.--Cotton closed quiet;
middiing 71so; net receipts 1872 bales, gross
| 1272 sales none: stock 224 bales; exports,
| coastwise 1, $50 bales.
ATLANTA, June 2l.-Cotton closed steady /;
middling &c; receipts to-day - bales.
| NEW YoHk. June 81 Consolidated net re.
ceipts at all the ports to day were as4o bales;
stocks at all the ports to-day were col, 616
bales.
GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS
New YORK, June 81. noon-FTour quiet and
| easy. Wheat quiet at 1sc lower. Corn duh and
| irregular Pork dull and steady at $40 QUO
| IL 90. Lard quiet and firm at SO IS. FreighTs
| quiet and irregular.
NEW YORK, June q. 500 p. M.-Wheat was
| quiet and unsettled, closing weaker: No. red
| June delivery #05sc; decline on other months |;
| No red July &c; September 654c. Corn closed
weaker and dull; No. cash b9Go5s16c in ele-
vator; options closed steady; June delivery
| $500; July delivery 5416c; September delivery
6237c. Oats closed stronger, in good demand I;
scarce; options firmer; July delivery 363sc;
september delivery $3.50; spot No. 2, 861S
livery Sii So; july delivery SIT SOe5i1 S.;
September delivery 81 b(911 50; spot Rio
was easier; STANDARD A { 5-!ec04 7-1oc; graz
ulated 5-16Go4 7-l6c. Molasses-New Orleans
| dali and steady; common to fancy 25036c.
Petroleum steady and quiet. Cotton seed oil
| Peanuts dull and weak. Beef inactive Cut
meats firm. Middes hrmer and quiet. Lard
weaker and dull; western steam So 6214; July
| delivery Sc S2; September delivery SO 81.
| Freghts to Liverpool were quiet and steady.
| l4CH1cAGo June 2l-Trading in wheat was
| rather light and the market rather dull most
| of the session. The opening was about LG9kc
| lower than the closing figures Of yesterday,
| and eased off 1Sc or so more. then improved
| prices advancing about I6c. ruled easy and the
closing was 14c lower than yesterday. In corn
| there was a fair speculative business trans
| acted, the market ruling quite active daring
| the first half of the day, but later in the
session ruled more quiet. Initial trades
were at 4013sc decline, but the market rallied
| soon afterwar1, a good many buyiBg orders
| coming in which put the price up 115c reacted
later, selling off nc. The market then sold up
| 5661Ac, changed some aud closed with July
shade higher and September with 3sl15c
gain. Oats were neglected to a considerable
The opening was steady at about
1605sc, receded ss019c, rallied and
closed sc lower than yesterday. The
speculative market for provisions opened steady
on higher prices for hogs and advanced
slightly. Offerings were however, free of pork
and ribs, the market declining several points
under the pressure to sell There was a slight
reaction later on, but it could not be main
tanned, and the market closed at and around
the bottom prices Of the day.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Cash quotations we're
as follows: Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
No. 2spriDg, 1910; No. 2red 60I4c. Corn-No
4s1kc Oats-No., S1ssG1311S Mess pork, per
barrel. $40 6s@1O 67l3 Lard, per 100 Ms,
So SOS 571s. Short ribs sides, loose, So 500
S216 Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, IS 25C6
5 3716. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 I3I&6S7 20.
Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures closed as fonows:
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