The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-16

Ala. class A, 2-5 1Oslk Nor. & W. pref 40
Ala class B, Ss.; 1914 Northern Pacific. 2OIs
n carolina consos l24 do pref. 551S
/ \. Carolina ons4s. 100 Pacific Mail. ...., 3ilS
So. Caro- Drown Reading ......... 60
consolsl, 6s...... 81 Richm'd 6 W. PIT.
Tennessee 6s......l06 Terminal. ...... S1e
do SIS .....104 Rock Island. .... Sl1s
Virginia ss...... 50 do preferred 1868
| Va 6s cons. ....... IS Texas Pacific. .. 9
Northwestern. : Tenn. Coal & Iron 1855
do preferred i46ls Union Pacific. 405s
Della. Lack 1875 n. J. Central. e.. 1884
! Erie, ......,....... ISIS Missouri Pacific. $3.50
East Tennessee... ~ Western Union. sh1s
| Lake Shore ,..... 1880 Cotton Oil Certi.. 20
| Louisville & Nash. 72A Brunswick Co..
| Memphis & Char. so Mobile & Ohio Is. 64lk
Mobile & Ohio. $50 Silver Certificates 901s
Nashville Chat. go Am. Sugar Rein. 961s
Texas Pacific, LIST. STA do pref'd.. e6
| N. T. Central. .ll2A
COTTON.
L1vERPooL, June Is. noon.-Cotson opened
| steady and in fair demand; American mid
ding 414d; sales 10000 bales-American s,4OO
| bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
| ceipts 1000 bales-Americsn $500.
Futures-AAmerican middling, low middling
clause, june delivery ID; June and July de-
delivery 4 1l-64d, also 41o-64d, also li-54d,
also 1850; August and September delivery
!4,S4d. also is-S4d: also 161o4d; September
4 i7-64d; October and November delivery
ElS-6id, also "a, SAD, also l9o4d; November
/
also 81 SD; December and January delivery
! 2S-64d Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 400 bales new dockets and 100
Ar, MIXTURES: American middling, low
midding clause, June delivery sod,
sellers; July and August delivery sod,
buyers; August and September delivery
I II Sad, buyers, September delivery 10 SD.
buyers; September and October delivery
| OQY6rSs October and NOyAnher
! delivery l5.64d, buyers; November and De-
cember delivery 4 17-s464 1S,64d; December and
January delivery I9-6404 2-o4d. Futures
American middling fair 4Skd good mid
din 4ssd, middling 5-l6d, low middhng
4d good ordinary 1850. ordinary $3.50.
MANCHESTER, June 1s.-The Guardians com
mercial article says; Inquiry is somewhat i'm
proved and prices are stiffening, though sales
at higher rates are generally impracticable.
The ruling prices are quite uuremunerative.
Manchester is not yet in a position to com
mapd material advance, despite the lessened
| production resulting from the recent stoppage
Of spindles and recovery In price OF cotton.
few makers have bought cotton yarn freely at
bottom prices. Moderate sales of printing
cloths, shirtings, mulls and jaconets have been
negotiated often at the fractional advance.
Yarns are f1rmer; sales are small"
ATLANTA. June 15.-CotJon closed quiet
middlmg 714c; receipts to-day - bales.
NEW YoRK, June l.. noon-Futures opened
easy, with sales as follows June delivery
4Oc July delivery DC August delivery $50
| {
November delivery Soc.
NEW YoRK, June 15, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
easy middling uplands nc middling Orleans
1858; sales to-day 30 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
161, 500 bales, as follows June delivery 800
livery Z 44925 45c september delivery SIG
} sec, October delivery &c, November
J delivery T2c. December delivery Z $50
Z &c. January delivery 9197 92c. February
delivery O085 Ole, March delivery lO@s lie
New YORK, June I5.-Hpbbard, Price & Co
say of the cotton market: "In both Liverpool
and New York prices have gradually slid away
to-day under the influence of improving crop
prospects, and in this market at least the in
, creasiug apprehension that the anti-opton bill
! may become a law. The opening prices here
!, were from 1908 points lower than yesterdays
Close and under free sale to realize quotations
by o'clock were some 10 points lower than
yesterday. The market has not shown any dis
position to recover, all buying power being
effectively nullified by fear Of the Hatch bill.
In Liverpool the prices OF futures are 464d
lower, the decline there as here having been
gradual one during the day and final prices the
lowest. The weekly bulletin of the weather
bureau published this morning indicates that
r the cotton crop in most sections hes made de-
S cided improvement during the past week. In
some states want of rain is commopcnR to be
, felt, and the crop is generally reported about
ten days late During the afternoon the market
steadied slightly, and closed 1Q3 points above
the lowest Of the day"
GALVESTON June 1s.-Cotton closed quiet;
|
800 sales ISL bales; stock q, 1863 bales spinners
a6 bales.
NoRFoLx, jane I5-Cotton closed dull
miadlng 75Ac; net receipts 2o2 bales, gross
302; sales 6f4 bales; stock ,o44 bales exports,
coastwise 2S7 bales
BALTIMORE June 15.-Cotton closed nominal;
Tnddling l1-1oc; net receipts - bales gross
1855; sales none; stock 81 $50 bales; exports
to Great Britain 742 bales.
BOSTON, June 15-Cotton closed dull; mddlIng
} 9l6c; net receipts $50 bales, gross 741; sales
| m fAi
! 2 bales to the continent IS.
| W lLMINGToN. June 15.-Cotton closed firm;
, middlinR nc; net receipts bales, gross q;
, sales none; stock 1888 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Cotton closed quiet;
. middling 75sc; net receipts 2l9 bales. gross
! 66o stock IL ,949 bales.
easy; middling 716c; net receipts IS bales
, gross 232; sales 400 bales; stock I34055 bales ;
: exports coastwise S,062 bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 1880 bales, as follows: June delivery
1sc, July delivery 1876, August delivery
aG, September pie degsry ISo October aSa de-
cember delivery 9, January delivery 64c,
February delivery SIC, March delivery Csc
MOBILE, June 15.-Cotton closed easy; mid
9; sales 100 bales; stock 1883 bales; ex-
ports, cosstwise 100 bales.
MEMPHIS, June l5.-Cotton closed quiet but
| steady; middling nc; receipts SO bales; sales
100 bales; shipments 1872 bales stock s6,947
bales
| AUGUBTA, June 15.-CotGon closed quiet;
niddling 7-16c; receipts Q bales; ship
ments = bales; sales 20 bales; stock Il. 2.8
bales.
| CHARLESTON June 15.-Cotton closed firm !;
mddlng RIO; net receipts 80 bales, gross 80;
sales - boles: stock 81 .S19 bales.
| NEW YORK. June 15.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to day were 1901 bales;
exports to Great Britain 4,01S bales, to the
continent 25 bales, to France -; stock at all
tho ports to-day were COS, 1872 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEWYoRK, June Is, noon-Flour was inactive;
weak. Wheat quiet; unchanged; &c down Corn
: was firmer at Mc up; fair demand. Pork was
, steady at 80 7j0l1 90. Lard was gu ct
and steady at So b71A. Freghts were active
and firm.
NEW YORK. June Is. 500 P. M Wheat
| weaker: irregular; fairly active; No. 2 red
92s6Ds3s6c ahoat; options closed steady at
&c down to 14c up for the day; No. red,
June delivery s514c; July delivery S6Ssc
; Corn irregular snd quiet with light Of
ferings: No. cash 54a<Qt54l4c af1oat; op-
lions closed steady at A@1&c over yesterday;
June delivery 45c; July delivery 521sc; Septem-
Der delivery Sligo Oats quiet; irregular; OPP
; tions fairly active partly 4c up: June delivery
3411c; July delivery $780, September delivery
. $3.50; spot No. 3 34c; spot No. white &c., spot
No 2. 3l3z6t3s34c spot No. white 400; mixed
western, 3jQ3oc. Co6ee-options closed barely
steady and unchanged to IS points down;
June delivery $l2 o5; July delivery gil $50
II IS; September delivery 81 So1 II 90;
. spot Rio dull and nominal; No. z, l3c.
| Sil1ar firm and in fair demand. Molasses-