The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-23


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LIVERPOOL. June -, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middlihg 4ISd; sales 4, 900 bales-American
1900 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts Is 600 bales--American Il, 800 bales
Futures-Americau miidling, low middliRg
clause, July and August delivery Id. also
OS cd; August and September delivery
sod. also l-64d; September and October
Der and NoYemb Der delivery 6-64d. also Cad,
also 464d, also sod; November and Decem-
Der delivery ID; December and January
delivery ID. Fubures STEADY.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
bales old.
Up. mixtures: American middng, low
middling clause, June delivery &c 641s 6a-64d;
June ami July delivery G2-64@s 6S 641;
July and August delivery I'd, sellers; Au-
gust and september delivery 2 46D4 Bod;
Septanber delivery SD, sellers; September
and October delivery 3 sd sellers; October
and November delivery 7.6414 S-64d: Neven-
Der and December delivery 4 !0-i4dd, sellers;
december and January delivery l9-e4d,
value Futures closed steady.
American middling fair AID, good mid
Dung 414d, middling l-l6d, low mjddhng
SGD. Gooi ordinary 1l-l6d ordinary sgd
easy, with sales as follows June delivery
lSc, July delivery &C, august delivery pc,
September dehvery7 3lc, October delivery a2c
November delivery Sic.
New YoHK. june %, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands lee mddling Or
leans l3-l6c; net receipts - bales; gross re-
cepts 1855; sales 255 bales.
Futures-MRrket closed steady, with sales
OF l07, 900 bales, follows: June delivery
25Go7 26c, July delivery 2907 30c, August
delivery 3507 sec, September delivery 40
delivery G297 $50. December delivery 100
I3c, January delivery 62G7 SIC, February
delivery 9lGe7 92c, March delivery sI97 SIC
MANCHESTER, June 22.-The Guardidn's com
mercial article says: There is a quieter feel
ing. Lack of workable Eastern business has a
manifest tendency to a weakness in prices and
increasing urgency of sales. Where che differ
ence is slight between buyers and sellers of
shlrtlngs, concessions are made in buyers
favor. Offers are often Withdrawn owing to
lower rates of Eastern exchange. South
American inquiry has slackened, partly owing
to the low rates OF exchange on Brazil. The
sales OF shirtings are chiefly confined to the
conclusion of pending transactions. Buyers, in
view OF the decline in cotton, dc not repeat
their offers except at reduced terms. There
nave been moderate saes OF 1aconets and muls
at the recent low prices. Yarns are inactive
and prices are 1-64d lower. There is pressure
TO sell. Manufacturers ore only buying 60
supply their immediate requirements. Stocks
are increasing"
New York. June 22.-Hubbard Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: "The liverpool
market advanced 26Sd at the Opening this
uOTulDR, lOSt part OF IL, recovered again. anu
closed finally steady at the top for the day
about 2-64d over yesterdays figures In our
own market opening prices were about points
below last evening, and subsequently August
sold as low as Csc. The early decline was due
TO adverse reports from Washington with re-
gard to the probability of the anti-option bill
When the effect of thi1 news was spent how
ever, the inherent strength of the market made
itself apparent, and under hight demand prices
adyan, ed slowly but constantly until net i'm
provement of about 10 points on the day had
been secured. At o'clock August contracts
were selling at 36c. During the afternoon
the market eased away slightly, and afterward
recovered itself; closing finally steady at within
point OF the highest figure of the day
GALVESTON, June 22.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7Ssc; net receipts 70S bales. gross
7O6; sales 145 bales; stock % ITO bales; spinners
1875 bales.
NoRFoLK, June 22-Cotton closed quiet;
middhng nc; net receipts 345 bales, gross
S9l; sales y bales; stock 1882 bales; ex-
ports ooastwise "a bales.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7sAc; net receipts - bales gross
800; sales none; stock 1880 bales.
BosroN, June 22.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding l1-16c; net receipts 5S2 bales, gross roe;
sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON. June 2.-Cotton closed steady
middlinS &c; net receipts II bales, gross II;
sales none; stock 12,054 bales.
PaILADELPHI4, June 22,-Cotton closed quiet;
461; stock 9,458 bales; exports. TO Great Britain
309 bales.
New ORLEANS, June 2s-Cotton closed
steady; middling 71ac; net receipts Az bales,
gross an; sales 80 bales; stock I21, 965 bales;
exports, to the continent 4,s7s bales, coastwise
1870 bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales Of 80, 900 bales; as follows June de-
livery Ole, July delivery G4c, August delivery
Csc, September delivery lie, October de-
livery l9c, November delivery Csc, Decem,
Der delivery 33c, January delivery 41c, Feb
ruary delivery 49c March delivery SIC.
MOBILE. June 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 714cT net receipts IL bales gross II;
sales none; stock i1,ss3 bales; exports, coast
wise 1877 bales
MEMPHIS, June 22.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling s. I6c; receipts 80 bales; sales 200
bales; shipments 4s4 bales; stock s3, 1o9 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 2a.-Cottoh closed dali; mid
dlipg 714c receipts 65 bales; shipments $50
bales; sales 1Ts bales; stock 1857 bales
CHARLEsFoN. June 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 71sc; net receipts ia bales gross
1874; sales - bales; stock q, $50 bales.
NEw YORK, June 22k-Consolidated net
ceipos at all the ports TO day were s,2b4 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2709 bales to the oou
tinent no bales stocks at all the ports to-day
were se9,27 bales.
GRAM AVID PRovIsIoSs
NEW YoKE, June %, noon-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat quiet at INC up. Corn HA1Sc
up Pork dull and steady at $40 00DlI@,
Land quet and easy at SO 80. Freights duh
NEW YORK. June %. 500 ?. Wheat was
higher, closing quiet; No. red 9l34G@a35e
afoat; options closed firm at SCALE over yes
terday. No. 2red June S64c; July s61sc. Corn
closed frmer, but scarce and dull. No. cash
$4,000 in elevator; options closed firm; June
delivery 5S35c; September delivery sac. Oats
closed higher but firns and quiet; options fairly
active and flrmer; June and July delivery
371Sc; spot, No. 2, 3716U $3.50. Coffee-options
closed steady and unchanged to 10 points up;
June delivery 81 7o0ll Is; September de-
livery gil 550111 60; spot Rio duh but steady;
No. z, 1850. Sugar-Rehned was quiet
Molasses--New Orleans, lower, unsteady and
quiet Petroleum steady and quiet. Cotton
seed oil quiet; crude 200 2916c. Pork quiet
but sleadv Peanuts easy and quiet. Gut meats
firm Middles firm and quiet Lard about
steady but dull; western steam Sc 500; city
September delivery IS 81. Freights to Liver
pool were weaker and dali; cotton 7-64d grain
ID.
CHICAGO, June 22-Tbe wheat trade was only
moderate, but the feeling was stronger, with
prices averaging higher. The opening was q
aud &c for deferred futures, then eased off 10
sc, but again advanced irrezul9rly, ruling
very strong and the closing was 7SGt1c higher
Yesterday There was nothing special in the
market. Corn was fairly active most Of the
day, a good general trade taking place within
116119Sc limits. The initial trades were at
above final quotations Yesterday. and under an
urgent demand gradually sold up l161
1880. reacted ss@15c rallied 5s0$l6,
and at the close July had gained l3sG1I1hc and
back l1461Skc- There was a large trade ia oats
and very firm feeling, due to an increa ed
demand and also to the sympathy with wheat
and corn. The market closed very firm at top
provisions was light and prices ruled steady.
The market improved and closed at outside
figures.
CHICAGO, June 23.--Casb quotations were