Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-04

Ti 3uSsOn $500 q AeA5s- % WABASH Pacific 274
Lake Shore ..,., 1877 Well FarPg gel l 53
Lyllle " Nash. sos Western Union . S3s7
bid. ASKED -
NEW YORK, June 2.-COttOn duh and nomi-
nal; mlddling uplands lO34c, middling Or
leans lie; sales 81 bales; net receipts % bales.
/ gross 492 bales.
Futures-Market closed dull but steady
| with sales OF $1,000 bales, as follows: june
delivery, 10 74c; July, 10 1910 74c; August.
tober, 10 1910 zoe; November, 10 lO0lO lie;
December, 10 llgl0 l3c: January, 10 ISGIO Igc:
| February, 10 2S(Gl0 29c.
The POSTS cotton report saws: Future de-
llVerles were in very moderate demand and
/ the total sales do not exceed As 900 bales The
market closed duh but steady, with July lOOc
/ l-lO0c. lower"
GALVESTON, June 2.-Cotton quiet: middling
/ lO1sc, low middling Csc, good ordinary 9c;
net receipts S9l bales, gross S9l safes Al bales;
NORFOLK, June 2.-COtton dull but steady:
mlddlng 10 S-l6c; net receipts 535 bales gross
go; stock $3.50 bales; sales 2l9 bales; exports,
/ coastwise l,4l4 bales.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-COttOn very dull: mid
4 4iihg VS., low md1ling TO- SC, good ordinary
YY S IN n9t receipts IIs bales, gross a.; stock
BOSTON, June 2.-CottOn steady; middling
TO- -, low mIddling lO3sc. good ordinary gle:
net receipts $50, gross l,2i4; stock 5,4S5 bales
/ WILMINGTON. June 2.-CottOn firm; mid
/ ding Toe; low middling 9l5c; good ordinary
5 5-lec; net receipts II bales, gross II; sales
monet stock l,S25 bales.
] PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding III &c, low middling lose, good ordinary
/ essc; net receipts 2I2 bales, gross 272; stock
I s,SO6 bales; exports, to Great Britain 2043
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-COtton steady; mid
/ ding To- &C, low middlng 9}.c, good ordinary
&c; net receipts go bales, gross $50; sales 5000
Britain g1S bales.
MOBILE, June 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
! loi Sc; low mIddlng CSC; good ordinary 81 &C;
net receipts none, gross none; sales 500 bales;
stock H.O0i bales; exports cOastwisc 2l3 bales.
! MEMPHIS, June 2.-CottOn easy; middling
/ loc, low middling Csc, good ordinary DC; net
receipts l53 bales, gross 1873; shipments 600
I bales; sales 200 bales; stock 25.4l5 bales.
/ AUGUSTA, June Cotton dull and nomi-
/ nal; middling Toe, low middling Csc, good or
| binary 9ci net receipts - bales; sales 1876
bales.
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton nominal:
middlng To- &C, low middling l0c, good Ordi-
nary 81 sc; net receipts Al bales, gross AZ sales
| 10 bales; stock S,47S bales; exports coastwise
| 100 bales.
/ NEW YORK, June 2.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for an cotton ports to-day 1869 bales;
exports, To Great Britain 3,02l bales, to France
I los bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
NEW YORK. June Flour, Southern closed
steady and quiet; common to fair extra, 81 IS
Z as ~; good to choice ditto, IS 25Cd6 S7l5.
/ Wheat irregular and unsettled: opened 3sGG
sc higher; afterwards ruled weaker and re-
l acted 5sOGll4c; closing stoadler and a shade
I above the lowest points; No. spring nomi-
/ nal; ungraded spring 81 o.; ungraded red
Z 81 oSGl 22ls, No. red, for June delivery.
81 81 4,Gl 283s; for July, 81 2ll49l 2534. Corn,
I cash, l40lSc higher; options opened 1S(97sc
| better; afterwards lost the advance; closing
I firm: trade less active; ungraded 56t166l &c;
southern, yellow, 7OtG7lc; white ditto. 69G7fc;
/ No ,, 34G66i SC for June delivery; 6634G67c
/ for July. Oats opened 1sG15c higher; closed
/ steady with the advance lost and less doing;
/ No. > 49, &C; ditto white 5O13c; y ,, for June
~ 4 -f for lrulx- n 10
I Hops very duh and wholly nominal. Coffee
I quiet and steady; prices without important
change; No. Rio, on spot, l5c. Sugar dull,
I steady ami nominal; falr 10 good refining
/ 67s0Gsc; refined quiet-C 73s(G71Sc, extra c
/ = s(G734c, white extra 15slGSc, yellow SIS
lG7c, yellow { Il sG714c, of \ 81 sGS14 mould
I 4 SIC. standard \ SKA l5c, cOnfectiOners \
I Sc. cut loaf aud crushed 93sG912c, powdered
. 81 sG9l9c. graduated S1sc, cubes 91sc. Mo
I lasses dull and easier; % test, 2Sl2c. Rice
unchanged. Hides unchanged: wet sailed
I New Orleans, selected, 80 to 60 lbs, 99l0c;
! Texas, selected, 80 to so lbs, l0Gllc. Wool
1 dull and unsettled; domestic fleece 306G36c:
/ unwashed I2G2Sc. Pork more or less nOm5~
I nal: demand unimpOrtant; options neglected.
I Middles nominal. Lard lOGl4 points lower;
! moderately active; closing steadier; prime
steam, in small lots, II l5(Gll 25c; full parcels
I quoted at II 6Odll CSC for June delivery; IL 80
I all zoe for July. Freights to Liverpool lower;
I cotton, per isteam, Sled; wheat, per steam,
BALTIMORE, ne2.-Oats very dull; South
/ ern 50G53c; Western, white, j0G52c; mixed,
] ANuJl-- EtuuSklhNnld JNela1t. IIONlelUus uu-
I changed: Mess pork, $40 IS. Bulk meats
/ shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, &c and
] ulSc. BacOn-shOulders, l0c; clear rib sides,
l2l5c. Hams, l434Gl5l2c. Lard, refined l212c.
Coffee dull: Rio, cargOes, ordinary to fair, S(G
&C. sugar steady; \ soft, S3sc. Whisky quiet
/ al 81 I6l 4,Gl Il. Freights unchanged.
/ NEW ORLEANS, June Flour, high grades,
I s. 2Jd6 90. Corn easier; mixed and white,
6lG63c. Oats quiet but weak at 5lG52c. Pork
/ in 4: ir demand and higher at $50 90. Lard
eigher: tierce, ll15c; kegs. lie. Bulk meats
.hu7llnprs OF fntlsLc long clear lllLF.
clear rib ll5sc. Bacon Unchanged: shout
ders CSC: long clear, ll3sc. Hams, sugar
I cured. scarce and firm; choice canyased, lS12
dl4c. Whisky unchanged. COfee flrm; RlO;
/ 7I4fGlOlSc. sugar unchanged; common TO good
/ common G3zCG634c. MOlasses dull, centrifugal
| 23d3Oc. Rice steady and in good demand at
I 5d57Sc. Cotton seed oil. crude ana renned
7 summer yellow unchanged.
| CINCINNATI. june 2.-FlOur steady and I'M
changed; family, s. OOtG5 30; fancy, s. SO(G6 %:
Wheat scarce and firm; No. red winter 81 Is
Z al I6l for cash. Corn steady and IN fair de-
mand; 5f4tG55e on spot; 51l9511Sc for June
delivery. Oats easier at 43c. Proylslons-
] Pork dull at $50 90. Bulk meats quiet, firm
/ ami unchanged; long clear 10 lOc; short RIB,
/ 10 zoe: short clear. 10 45c. Bacon IN far De
mand and unchanged; long clear, lOSOglO SOC;
short rib 10 a0IO CSC; short clear ii 2OG II 25c.
| Wiskv steady at 81 10. Sugar quiet and. I'M
changed; hards, refined S14C9y34c; New Ut,
| leans 81 tG73{c. Hogs firm; common ana
I light So 0Og7 10; packing and butchers ~ ~
IOTIsvILLE. June 2.-FlOur nominally un-
changed Wheat steady; demand fair; No.
red winter, 81 l0Gl y. Corn stronger No. =
white. 5jc: ditto mixed. sic. Oats quiet;
mixed Western, 431zc. Provisions active; not
quotably higher: Mess pork, new, $50. Bulk
meats shoulders, re: clear ribs lO14c clear
lilies IlIZc. BacOn-shOulders, 93zc. Hams,
sugar cured. lSI5c. Lard 6rmer; choice Kettle,
rendered, I254c. Whisky quiet and I'M
ST. LOUIS. June 2.-Flour steady I'M
changed Wheat opened shade betteri de-
clned steadily; closed weak and unsetaie3G;
No , red fall 81 1901 IA. Corn duh put sleauy
al 573<c for June delivery. Oats hrmer put
very slow at 40t4d4l14c for cash; 4lc Tor June
and July delivery, Rye firm but slow. Bar
lev dull at 65d75c. Butter and eggs I'M
changed. Whisky steady at 81 II.
CHICAGO June Flour unchanged wheat,
reSynisr fairly active; 81 I3 for June deliy-
erV: 81 l534Gl II for Julyi No Cnlcdgo
spring 81 l23<(GI Il; No ditto S95c' Corn unI
settled and generally higher 9sc LOT ciis ant
June delivery. Oats firm; ~ sgis24c IOr ci s
s95zdsgsfc for June and July delivery. h!e
firm al &c Barley nominal at soc. f0Tk
opened strong and higher; closed at lhsiue
prices; $40 20gl9 ga for cas i anu st inside
prices: II STOOL zoe for cash anu June Uc
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders Z ogc,
short rib, 10 l5c; short clear, 10 Soc WhlsA5
unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, June 2.-TuTpentine steady at
96c Rosin quiet and steady.
CHARLEsTON, June 2.-Spirits turpentlne
Size ROsin quiet and steady strained anu
HV W15NiSGToS. June 2-Spirits turpentine
quiet al ale. ROsin, strained dull at 81 20
good strained firm at 81 80. Tar frm AT 81 70,
Crude turpentine steady; II % ior haru anu
81 90 for yellow dip and virgin.
The Boston papers state that in their
city, where the plan has been adopted Oh
furnishing school books to children at the
a0rnansa of individual parents, $150,OOO