Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

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Jasca North .i3O5s Richmond & Allie. 81
preferred Ia Richm'd & DIVE 1C7
srie .............- 1854 RocK Island ....13i
E. Tennessee Rd-. 10 sc (BrOwn)con'l s103A
Georgia R.. 1859 WRb., 81. L. & Pac. 2918
illinois Central ..iS41S W..StL-&P. pref. 531k
LsSe ShOre.......ll2 Western Union.... SOS
L'viue Mash. 80. 665s
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LIVERPOOL June 10, 400 D. m.-SaIes of
day included ZOO bales Of American.
Futures: Middling uplands. loN m!1dling
elause, deliverable IN June, 6 4S-64d6 $3.50;
deliverable in June and July. 46-640b6 49-64d;
deliverable IN July and August. 6 80 6l06 80 64d:
deliverable in August and September 52-64d:
deliverable in September and October, o $3.50
s7-64d. Futures closed firm.
NKw YORK, June 19.-CotUOn closed firm:
sales 1853 bales; middling uplands, II 3-f6c:
middling Orleans, II 7-l6c; gross receipts so
bales.
Futures closed barely steady, with sales of
5000 bales, as follows: June. u 2i0l2 22c;
July. u 26Q y 2sc; August. u 3i11 &c: Sep
tenber. y G5Qf2 06c; October II 620l1 64c;
November. II 45nli Acc; December. II 46n
n 47c; January. II 5S01l see; February. II II
Oil 73c; March, IL SOIL S5c.
GALVESTON, June 10 Cotton steady midiling
l15kc; low middling 1880; good ordinary lie:
net receipts 143 bales; gross receipts 143 bales:
sales 3S7 stock z, 470 bales; exports to the con-
tinent 1917 bales
NORFOLK. June 19.-Cotton quiet but steady:
middling ike; net receipts 43 bales gross re-
cepts 43 bales; sales p bales; stock 63S bales;
exports coastwise 134 bales.
baltimore. June 19.-CottoD closed steady;
mid ling I21Sc; low middling 1889: good
di9ary lO9se' gross receipts bales; sales 4l0
bales: stock q. ASP bales; sales to spinners 200
bales; exports to Great Britain . 236 bales.
BOSTON, June ly.-CotUon steady: middling
t2Ssc; low middling l2c; good ordinary 1l1kc:
net rereints lO1 bales; gross receipts sos bales;
stock $50 bales.
WnxTNeroN, June 19-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1850. low middling II 3-16c: good ordi-
nary 10 5-16c; net receipts II bales; gross re-
CENTS IL bales; stock 9l7 bales.
PaTLAnELPHIA. June 19.-Ccuton steady; mid
ding 1870: low middling l2c; good ordinary
lie; net receipts bales; gross receipts $50
bales; stock H. 25 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June l9-Cotton strong
middling l21ss; low middlin0 1l3zc; good or
binary fl14c; net receipts 617 bales; gross re-
ceipts 79i bales; sales 21O bales. stocS 1905
bales: exports to Great Britain ;, 233 bales
MOBILE, June 19.-CotJoD ste idy; middliDg
l2c; low n1iddling l15Sc; good Ordiaarv lie; net
receipts Al bales; gross receipts a bales;
sales p bales; stock S,s04 bales; exports coast
wise 50 bales.
MKMPRIs. June 19-Cotton firm: mid sling
l2c' low middling ll9Sc; good ordinary 103zc;
ne reCeiDts IS bales; gross receipts S. bel s.;
shipments 9i6 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 10 74S
bales.
AUGUSTA, June 19-Cotton quiet; middling
1889; low middling Ike; good ordinary 10S4c:
net recsiDts 10 bsleS; sales bales.
CHARLESTON, June l9.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 12c; low middling 11lkc; good ordinary
Ike; net receipts COZ bales gross receipts COZ
bales; sales % hales: stock 1903 bales; exports
cOastwiSe !, 213 bales
SEw YORK June i9.-ConsoIidated net re-
cesOt5 today for all cotton ports, ,S26 bales
axnOrte to Great Britain S.5s2 bales. to the con-
tinent G. 249 bales, to the channel 226' bales.
ST. LOUIS, June l9.-COttOn closed firm /;
middling lie; low middling 1i1ec; good or
binary IO3lc; net receipts - bales; gross re-
ceipts % bales: shipments 313 bales; GALES 452
bales; slCcK 1884 bales.
PsovIsIoSs. GROCERIES,. ETC.
HAVANA, June 17-Sugar--The market ruled
weak during the greater part or the week and
toward the end became unsettled; there were
more buyers than sellers; mOlasses sugar, IS to
50 degrees polariZ alton. 634ft7 reals, gold. per
arrObe; muscOvadO, common to fair 65k6171s
reals centrifugal 90 to 81 degrees polarization,
in box 5 and hhds, SLk093k reals; stocks in
warehouse at Havana and Matanzas, $4,000
boxes, 133 300 bags and 1ll.6 o hhds; receipts of
the week, 200 boxes, $50 bags, and $500
hhds; exports during the week o boxes, 6 eco
bags. and s. 900 hhds. including 10l boxes. 0cO
ba aud all the hogsheads to the United States.
MOiasses dull; Sd degrees polarization, 6l4t616
reals, gold, per keg Bacon, $35 50036 p, cur
rency, per cwt. Butter. superior An erican,
S1l 0015i co, currency, per quintal. Flour,
SIS 00130 30. currency. per Dbl. for American.
Beef, jerked. 9414135% reals, currency,
per arrobe. Hams, American sugar cured,
SIS 1000 50currency, per quintal for Northern,
aud SAL 756145 90 for Southern. Lard, in kegs.
50 O0133 70, currency, per quintal; in tins,
S}6 25G139 IS. Potatoes. 80 O0GD10 90, currency,
per barrel Tallow. St7 01a23 60. currency,
per Quintal- Wax. yellow. 81 00010 90. gold,
per arrobe. Honey, 30SM reals, gold, per
for American. Empty HogsheadS. 81 COO
25. gold. Lumber active; white pine S4 90
136 20, gold. per thousand; pitch pine. S35 000
81 co. shocks none. Navy beans. white, $40
2iA reals, currency, per arrobe. Chewing to-
bsccO, S39 01G46 90, currency, per quintal.
Corn, 10k11 reals. currency, per arrobe.
Hoops nominal. Freights firm at previous
quota ions; tonnage less abundant; loading at
sugar 80 Oo613 p currency; per hogshead of mo-
laSses. 50 00a2 25; from ports on the north
coast (Outside ports. for the United States, per
hogshead of sugar, % 5O1S 20; per hogshead
Of molssses. 50 2512 so.
NKw YoKK. June l9.-Flour, Southern. steady
and fairly active; common to fair extrss IS 35
40 .; good to choice extra. So 30 n 80. Wheat
somewhat feverish; No ? spring, 81 %; un-
graded spring, 81 Fol 10: ungraded red 81 IS
q 4216; No. red. June delivery, 81 1901 49,
July 81 26N1l 275s. Corn 10l1fc higher; un
graded, 5s07SAc: No. 2. June delivery, 77A6
7TJ5c. Oats about I6c higher and more active;
Nc. 3, tSlfc. Hops very firm but trade quiet;
prices unchanged. Coffee steady, with better
demand Cugar very steady; fair to good rean-
yellow Q. 7Ss175kc; white extra @, S3B1Skc;
yellow Q. S0s4c; yellow. a a nc; on A. s9f
&c: cut loaf, 1910 105Ec; crushed, l0k0 lO16c;
powdered. 101S110Ac: GRADUATED. e9kc: cubes
iOLkc. Cotton seed oil So n57c. HiCes steady
but rather quiet: New Orleans, 901014c;
Texas, IO161iic. Wool dull and weak; domes-
tic fleece. 32a46c: Texas, 14G32c Molasses
steady but quiet. Rice firm, with fair demand.
Pork rather quiet but held very ste ady; prices
unatered; sales Of old mess, on spot, at Sl9 e715
020 o.; new, quoted at S2i 90; July delivery.
so 95. Beef firm but quiet. Middles firm but
quiet: long clear, 1216c. Lard opened about sc
per cwt higher and firm but afterwards lost tbs
advance, closing a shade lower: fair business;
uafa Of M gnOf at III ylp- .JulV
delivery II S2lf61t1 90c; refined, for continent.
quoted at I2c asked Freights to Liverpool
easier; cotton, per steam, 5-3217-32d; wheat,
per steam. Sd.
NEw ORLEANS, June 19.-FlouT-XXX, S. IS
a6 90: high grades, So 25Q,G IS. Corn dull and
lower: mixed, Gle; white, 81 O21S Oats dull
and lower; Western, of09oc; new Texas, 300
SIC for choice. Pork strong; mess. 81. Lard
quiet but steady; refined, In tierces l15z1ll5Kc.
in kegs 1sI4,. Bulk meats in fair demand:
shoulders choice, 9 45c. Hams, sugar cured,
firm: Western rectiled. 81 05d1 20. Coffee
quiet but firm: Rio cargoes. Ordinary 20 prime.
S0l0Ec. Sugar In good demand. prices tend
Jag upward: good common, 71c; fair to
fully fair, sns1scs prime to choice, S5418Hc;
yellow clarified. S5k6S2o. MolaSses dull; COM
mon re0oiled, 45047c; prime. s5c. Rice quiet;
Louisiana. ordinary to choice, 6144796c. Bran
CISofESATi. June is.-Flour easier; family,
IS 69a5 90: fancy, IS 1907 90. Wheat irregu
lar, No. red winter, 81 Sl0i 81 on the spot;
81 10 for July. Corn dull; No. mixed. 1414c
on the spot: 74c for June; 16c for July. Oats
stronger; No mixed. 53154c Pork stronger;
mess. sci IS Lard firm at II 40c Bulk meats
stronger; shoulders. 9 00c; clear rib, ~ l2Ifc +
Whisky quiet At 81 12; combination sales Of
finished goods. 61) barrels on the basis of 81 u
Sugar steady; hards, 100llc; New Orleans, 7M
NsNc Hogs firm; common and light, 81 2a q
{ coz psekins and butchers. S. 556S %.
CarcAGo, June ls.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet; No. Oh cago spring.
81 30n 81 for cash; 81 81 for June; 81 s2lS for
july Corn active and a shade higher; 1910
7Ol4c for cash; 695z67Oc for June; 7Ohc. for
July Oats fairly active and shade higher;
SIC for cash; 5OEc for June; 4434c for July.
Park in feir demand and pripes higher; SO 81
no IS for cash and June; 80 S215 40 IS for
July. Lard firm and unchanged; Ii I7160l1 SOC
for cash and June; II 5011l nc for July.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders. 25G:
short rib. ~ eos: short Gear, u sOc. Whisky
81 16.
81 Louis, June io.-Flour steady; XXX.
"a 70; choice TO fancy, o 9016 so. Wheat
oOened strong and higher but closed at the ias
ssde prices: No. red fall ~ e5 for cash; 81 244
for June; Il 071f for July. Corn firm and high
ar: lie for cash; 7lJ4c for June; 1850 for July.
oats higher, 490g0o for cash; 4ic for July.
Whisky steady at 81 10. Professionalism dull,
,2l bid Tor cash and June, Bulk meats nrmi