Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-15

LIVERPOOL, June "a, nOOn.-COtton opened
Z with free supply offering; middling uplands.
/ I-l61; middnng Orleans, s-lBd; sales 1000
7 bales, for speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 1900 bale5-Amerlcan 300 bales.
Futures: Uplands, low mlddling clause,
I June and July delivery, 24-6idi July and
I August, 6 25-64d; August and September,
] 6 Z9-64a6 2S-6ld: September and October,
. g 26-Gid; November and December, l0-64d;
} Seutcmbcr, 30-Cid. Market dull at decline.
I ] p. m.-Sales to-day included 3, 100 bales OF
American.
7 Futures: Uplauds. low middling clause,
I June delivery. q -6id, sellers; June and July,
8 2i-6fd. sellers; July and August. 25-G4d,
7 buyers; August and september, zs-64d, sell
ers; September and October, 26-64d, sellers;
October and November. H-64d, sellers; No
vember and December, 9-64d, buyers; De-
cembcr and January. s-64d. buyers; Sep
temher, 3o-C4d. value. Futures closed
steady.
SEW YORK. June il, nOOn.-Cotton dull;
! midahnE up,ands. Il 9-l6c; middling Orleans,
II l3-i6e; sales zoos bales.
/ Futures: Market opened weak, with sales as
! follows. june delivery, II 49c. July, II soc;
August. ID l6e; September, il soc; october,
] ID I2c; November. 10 Ssc.
I II 9-lGc; middlius Orleans. II l3-lOc; sales
l.J0S bales. net receipts 30 bales. gross 50.
Eurure--MarkCt closed barely steady,
with sales as follows: June delivery, II AGA
/ ID 4Ss; July. ID Soil Soc; August, II 7lG
I d I3c; september. II 52Gl j3c; October, II 06
I all 0sc; November, TO e4Gl0 SIC; December,
/ 10 SsCI0 SIC: January. 10 90dlO Gle; February,
/ II 0lGll C2ci March, IL l3gl i4c; April II q
I The Posts cotton report says: Culture de-
liyeries, after losing I0-l00c to 7-lOOc, re-
/ covered few points, but closed barely steady
and g-IOCc to 7-l0Oc lower than yesterday.
/ sales 1900 bales, mainly long cotton
! GALVESTON. June l4.-COtJ0n quiet; mid
I ding II 5-l6c; net receipts 43 bales, gross 4S;
I sales none; stock s,i53 bales; exports to Great
I Britain 2,25l bales.
I NORFoLK. June I4.-Cotton nominal; mid
/ ding 1850; net receipts IS bales, gross i5;
I stock l.61S bales; sales bales; exports coast
/ WuHINGTON, June H.-Cotton dull; mid
I ding Il3Sc; net receipts 1 bales, gross 1;
I sales uOneS stock So bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June A.-COttOn dun and
/ easy; midiiiug IL 5-l6c; net receipts Is bales,
gross 1913; sales SOC bales; stock 81, l37 bales;
/ exports TO Great Britain 1856 bales.
/ MOBILE, June lf.-COttOn dull and nominal;
middling ll5zc; net receipts ! bale, gross L;
sales none; stock 6,Sls bales; exports coast
/ wise bales.
| NE; receipts 80 bales; shipments sos bales;
! sales I 900 bales; stock 1850 bales.
AUGUSTA, June lf.-Cotton duh; middling
/ 1lI5c; receipts 2l7 bales; sales none.
| CHARLEsTOE, June H.-CottOn nominal;
/ middling nominal; net receipts Ill bales,
! gross III; sales % bales; stock 3,l34 bales.
! NEW YORK, June H.-ConsOlidated net re-
I ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 329 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1866 bales TO the con-
I tinent - bales.
] me total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1889 III bales, Of which l,456,9l7 bales
I ere American, against 2,622.3OS and l,I1o,SOS
( respectively, last year. The receipts OF cotton
7 at an interior towns for the week were 5,252
bales; receipts from plantations, 1850 bales.
/ Crop in sight, 5,6l5,94 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, June H.-BreadstuTs very dull
/ NEW YORK. June II. nOon.-rlOur dull.
I Wheat lzG$sc better. Corn Ag1zc higher.
I Pork dull; mess, 81 so. Lard steady at 2jc.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern, closed dun.
/ Wheat, spot 1z(G12c higher; ungraded red.
2 S0cGSl Is; No. ; red, June delivery 90l5c.
Z Corn, spot 1SGlc higher; ungraded 56d64c;
/ No. ,, on spot 2j4G63l Sc; June delivery 623s
/ (d635sc. Oats L(G12c higher; No. ,, on spot,
I 3734N3Sc. Hops firm; common to choice, 800
SIC. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, dun and nOmi-
nal at g3zc, No. Trio, on spot 40c, July de-
livery S5e. sugar dull; centrifugal 52sc;
ialr 70 good rehning' 4 lS-Ioy9;oS; fe1ne "a
j G634c, cOnfectioners' \ 9-l6c, graduated
I g-l6c. cubes 71sl07i4c. MOlasses duh and
| unchanged; Cuba, 80 deg. test, l512c. Cotton
4 seed 0Il-35,d36c for crude; 40d43c for refined.
/ Hides steady: New Orleans and Texas Sc
/ lected, lOlGllc. Wool unsettled and de-
\ pressed. Pork dull and unchanged; old mess,
I $l675. Middles nominal; long clear, SIC. Lard
I opened a shade better, declined 2G3 points !;
I closed weak; Western steam, on spot, 25c,
I July delivery 25GS SOC. Freights to Liver
/ pool weak;i cotton, per steam, s-64d; wheat,
per steam, Sd.
/ CHICAGO, June I4.-Flour unchanged
I Wheat opened frmer; closed weaker and &c
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Chicago spring S1gS112c Corn opened quiet;
closed &c under yesterday; cash lots, $40
545sc; June delivery, 541 aG55c. Oats steady;
cash lots, S239d32l5c; june delivery, 32lSc.
Pork nOminally unchanged: cash lots. SIS 50,Q
/ l9 %; june delivery Sl9 1CGl9 -. Lard steady;
cash lots OBJ &C.; June delivery, 5 Sl9S Csc.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders &c, short
rib 35c, short clear soc. Whisky steady at
Y 81 10. sugar steadvs standard A. CSC.
I 6 p. m.-Traders stood about the wheat pit
this morning with spears of wheat in their
hands or jauntily fixed in their hats. There
was any amount of skylarking, but little trad
/ ing. The market OpeHed strong, because the
news from New York abroad and from the
I interior was all a trifle bullish. The temper
/ was rather buoyant. July wheat opened at
] S252c, and corn Just where II lett OF yester-
J day-56c for July and 571sc for August. An
Z fluctuations were within a very narrow limit.
I Wheat opened with "a fair show of activity
I and a slight upward movement, the result Of
damage talk and buying by a few leaders.
Long deliveries, in which there Is said to
be q large line of shorts out. were more ac-
I tive than the others. The transactions were
on a very much restricted scale, aud confined
/ largely to local crowds. The nominal quota
tiOn for cash wheat was size. Corn was in
active throughout the session, only fluctuatng
sc all day. Cash corn is quoted at 545zc. An
futures were slow in demand. with only a
few sales at the opening figures, which were
the top for the day. The close all around was
quiet, at a decline. Oats were slow and in
active but steady. The local crowd was not
orders in, provisions ruled inactive and closed
dun at yesterdays figures.
CINCINNATI. June A.-Flour UNCHANGED:
family, 81 1904 65. Wheat strong; No. red,
81 0O,Gl O3. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed, 561zc.
Oats firm: No. mixed, 35c. Provisions
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