The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-21
Riohm'd & W. Pr.

Erie. .............. 27sx Missouri Pacific IS
East Tennessee. ~ Western Union. .|a3SS
Lake Shore. ..... 1884 Cotton Oil Certi.. 3e]S
! Louisville a Nash. 20 Bruins wick Co..
/ Memphis & Char so Mobile e Ohio Is. 81
| Mobile & Ohio. ... 3S Silver Certificates 50
Nashville & Chat. 30 Am Sugar Rein, 9534
Texas Pacific, LIST. 81 do prefd.. 955s
| NJ \. Central. 80. li5
! +Ex-dividend
LIVERPOOL June 90, noon.-Cotton opened
! dull; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middling 3-l6d sales 1000 bales-Ameri-
can $500 bales; speculation and export 1000
| bales; receipts 2 500 bses-Rll American.
| Futures-American middling, low middlng
clause, June and July delivery 1-64d; July and
! August delivery 464d. also 8 81; August and
September delivery 47,b4d also I sod: Sep
TENDER and October delivery 9-64d, 45-6id {;
October and November delivery l1-6id also
loe4d; November and December delivery
4 lS-64d, also 4 l2-t4d, also 1850; December
and January delivery l6-64d. Futures easy.
4,p. MIXTURES: American middlinG, low
midd.ing clause, June delivery I'd, sell
ers; June ami July delivery 3D. sell
buyers; August and september delivery
sd, buyers; September delivery 600
764d September and October delivery
$500 7-64d; October and November
| delivery I s-64d, sellers; November and De-
cember delivery ll-s4d, sellers; December and
January delivery lS-64d, buyers. Futures
! closed steady.
American middling fair 9-l6d, good mid.
ding sled, middling 41sd, low middling
l5-l6d. good ordinary 3s4d, ordinary 916d
NEW YORK, June %. noon Futures opened
z zoe, July delivery CSC August delivery 32c,
| September delivery SOC, October delivery SOC,
| November delivery soc.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Hubbard Price & Co.
| say; "Tne cotton markets on both sides of the
| Atlantic have been weak TO day, but the great
! est decline is recorded in Liverpool, where quo
| tatlons at the close OF the market to day we're
| 664d lower than Saturday. In New York the
| market decline 1 o'clock TODAY
| about II points. Opening prices were 10 points
| lower than Saturday, and lou dation ose
| quently of distress ID cotton, caused slightly
| further decline. Crop accounts continue gen
orally good, and there is an entire absence of
| any new buying. During the afternoon the
market steadled slightly. and improved from Q
to points, The close was steady at about 10
! points below Saturdays figures"
New YoRK, June ~, 500 p. m.-Cottop closed
quiet middling uplands tic, middling Or
ceipts SIG; sales to-day 654 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet. with sales
| OF 1850 bales as follows: June delivery
cry 3l@7 82c. September delivery 8S@7 SIC,
| October delivery 4Sf17 49c. November de
livery 5S@7 $40. December delivery z $50
CSC, January delivery Z Tsc. February deliv-
| erv7 S7Gl7 SIC, March delivery 976l7 zoe.
GALVESTON, June 20.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 716c; net receipts 147 bales gross
| la: sales lS bales, stock q, 985 bales.
| NORFOLK, June 2N.-Cotton closed quiet !;
middling TIC; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
4e3; sales - bales; stock l4729 bales ex-
ports, to Great Britain $40 bales, coastwise. 746
| ba es.
BALTIMORE, June 20. Gotten closed nominal
| middlinK 756c; net receipts bales, gross
- sales none; stock Is, 456 bales.
BosToN, June 20.-Cotton cpsed dull; mid
| ding 7l3c net receipts 1913 bales, gross 1884,
safes none; stock = bales
w LMINGToN. June 20.-Cotton closed easy;
middlinR &c; net receipts Is bales, gross 10;
sa es none; stock IL. 800 bales.
| P9IT. lima IN --(iOttOn clOaed nniaf
1866; stock 8,S74 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.-Cotton closed
quiet; mlddling 516c; net receipts 1901 bales,
| gross 70l; sales 500 bales; stock 1877 bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet and steady,
! with sales of $500 bales as follows: June aud
| tember delivery Csc, October delivery 15c,
Z 29c, January delivery Z sec February deliv-
| cry 43c, March delivery SOC.
MOBILE, June 20 Cotton, nominal: mid
| ding 7ssc; net receipts "a bales, gross "a;
sales none; stock 1900 bales; exports, coast
! wise 12s bales.
| MEMPHIS, June 2O.-Cotton closed easy;
middlng 1850; receipts ne bales; sales 100 bales
shipments 6l3 bales; stock 34,495 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 2).-Buyers and sellers apart;
| middling 7A07s6c; receipts rs bales; ship
ments 30 bales; sales 20 bales; stock 1869
| bales.
CHARLESTON. June 2O.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling no; net receipts 52i bales, gross 52l /;
sales 30 bales: stock e. 03 bales.
NEW YORK. June 2O.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports day we're 4,251 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 5,67s bales, to the
continent l.0i1 bales, to France $50; stock at
all the ports to-day were $4,000 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LONDON, June 20.-The Work Lane Express, in
its weekly review OF the British grain trade, says;
''R cent showers have not been sufficient to
counteract the effects of the drought that pre-
vailed in May. 1t is expected that the British
wheat crop this year will be- 100000 quarters
under that OF 1891. Barley promises we'll. A
good yield of oats depends on the rainfall. The
continued decline in prices Of English wheats
will unless checked, make the average price
under S0s Foreign has fallen Is on unex expected
sold 35s Cd Bar.ey has declined
Cd. Corn has fallen I'd per
GENITAL at Liverpool and Cd per quarter OF Lon
| don. American oats are Sd cheaper Rye has
fallen I'd since June /. Beans and pease are
cheaper. At to-days market English wheats
fell Cd. American spring and winter apd Cali
| fornian each declined 1s. Flour fell Cd Vel
| low and mixed cora was firm Round corn was
| cheaper. Barley was dull."
NEW YoRR. June 90 noon-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat firm at sc up. Corn firm at
| 13k0l1sc up. Pork dull and firm ct $40 100
Oil OG Lard quiet and f1rmer at $3.50. Freights
quit ami steady.
NEW York, June 20. 500 P. M.-Southern
flour dull and weak; good to choiee extra SO 30
Gl475. Wheat was firmer and quiet; No. 2red.
92Nc aloat: options closed steady and un-
changed to &c up; No. red, June delivery
S51Sc; July delivery S61zc; October delivery
S7azc Corn duh and Irregular; No. 2 cash
59n60c in elevator; options closed steady at
5s9Ic over Saturday; June delivery 5sc; July
delivery Sligo. Oats closed easy; moderately
sctive options dull and firmer; June deliv-
cry Acc: July delivery Acc; September de.
livery 331sc; spot, No. 2, 36G371Ac; mixed
western. 341603s1sc Coffee options closed
steady and unchanged to 8 points down;
June delivery 81 s.; July delivery 81 65;
September delivery 81 IS; spot Rio duh and
nominal; No. z. 1870 sugar - Refined
was firm and quiet. Molasses- New Orleans
dull aud steady; common 10 fancy 25435
Petroleum steady and quiet; refined, New
York, So co. Philadelphia and Baltimore s. IS.
quiet and weak: fancy handpicked 4A04Mc:
farmers 214G234e. Provisions - Pork quiet.
Beef quiet Beef hams inactive Terced beef
Cut meats in good demand; picked bellies IA
m79fe. Middes f1rmer and quiet; short clear
81 606n2 Is. Lard more active; higher; firm
western steam sc S5l5; city St am IS 90; July
delivery So SC asked; september delivery IS g.
FrsighIs to Liverpool we're quiet and Irregular
cotton 7-64d; grain 234d.
CHICAGO, June 20-A good business was
transacted in wheat and a strong selling de-
the closing prices OF Saturday and eased off a
trihe, then rallied 1c. 1t again weakened,
prices declining l1sc, neld steady. and the clos
ing was k61J4c lower than Saturday. The
early advance IN corn eXerted q stronger feel
ing in wheat, and to this was the Improvement
10 prices attributed In corn a large business
was transacted, the market ruling active the
greater part OF the session. fluctuations cover
ing 1605kc range. The feeling was nervous
and unsettled, price changes being frequent
and sudden The opening was strong at 40t3sc
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