Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-19

MA lOk&. June is. n0On.-COttOn easy I:
middiinZ upands. u 7-l6c; middling Orleans
II li-l6c; sales 1875 bales.
Futures: MarSet opened weak, with sales
as foll3ws: June delivery, IL 28c: July. II 33c Z:
august; Ole; september. IL Soc; October,
10 SIC: November. 10 &c
3:y9 =. Ln.-Cotton easy; middiinR uplands,
u l-lb;; middilug Drieans, II ll-l6:: sales
Isis bales; net receipts - bales. gross 1862.
tutHrcs-MarEet closed steady, win sales Of
$4,000 bales, as follows: June deliver, II %
al Bic; July. II 34d1l 35c: August, II 47(Gj
III 4sct September. II zSGll zoc; October. 10 SO
lglO SIC; November, 10 CSC; December. 10 6Srd
10 G3c; January, 1076dl0 nc: February, 10 s.
u I2c.
The Posts cotton report says: "In conse-
quenee Of there having been, earlier in the
uay, sellers Of long cotton at any price. they
hdu % submit 10 a further decline OF $1,000
lO-loOc Is regards the leading months, but
later IA the day there was reaction OF about
5-lepc. ana at the third call June brought
u zoe. August II 4sc, September u 2Sc, OctO-
Der 10 ssc and November 10 CSC, while July
WAS offered at u 3Jc. December at 10 G9c, Jan
utry at 10 76c, February AT 10 sec, March at
lie. AMI April at II lie. Futures closed steady.
with July 6-l00c and the balance 5-lOOG2- l00c
lower than Yesterday
GALVESTON. JuHe lS.-COtton dull: mid
ding llAc; net receipts 36 bales, gross So; sales
none; stock 3.lS4 bales; exports, cOastwise S57
bales.
NORFOLE. june lS.-CottOn dull and nomi-
nal; mlddllne lll4c; net receipts So bales
gross Sc; stock I,72I bales; sales los bales.
WILMtNGTOS, June lS.-COttOn dull; mid
ding III &c; no receipts; stock S74 bales.
NEW URLEAEs- June lS.-COJtOn dull; mid
ding u 5-l6c; net receipts "a bales. gross IA /;
saes 4lC bales; stock S9,Ol3 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 2,015 bales, cOastwise ., lS9.
MOBILE. June IS.-COtIon dull; middling
llAc; net receipts IA bales, gross Il; sales -
bales; stock 5,S51 bales; exports cOastwise
l5J bales.
he; receipts 3 bales: shipments 27S bales;
sales - bales: stock 49, as bales.
AUGUSTA. June IS.-COtton nominal: mid
ding ll1zc; receipts 10 bales; sales bales.
CHARLESTON. June l8.-CottOn nominal;
micuiing nominal; net receipts % bales.
gross 2S; sales - bales; stock 2,S25 bales; eX-
ports, cOastwise 1893 bales.
NV AOEE. June lS.-COnsOhdatod net re-
ceiptS for al cotton ports to-day 204 bales;
exports to Great Britain S,lSl bales, to the
continent ll,2l0.
Provisions. GROCERIES. RTs.
LIVERPOOL, june Is, noon.-Breadstuffs
firm but quiet. Corn, new mixed, IS I'D.
Cheese, fine American, 54s.
NEW YORK. June is, noon.-FloEr heavy.
Wheat better. Corn quiet. Pork dull; mess,
81 50. Lard steady at l71ac. Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-klOur, Southern. closed quiet:
common to fair extra, So 1904 60; good TO
choice extra, 81 65d6 %. Wheat, spot shade
higher; ungraded red S05scG$l IS; ungraded
white S4cd$I o.: No. 2 red, June delivery
81 00l4. Corn, spot 54G1Se higher; ungraded
5SG64c; June delivery 69d63I<c. Oats 4 shade
easier and very dull; No. 2, 371sc. Hops firm !;
klC.
on spot. firm at l0c; No. Rio, on spot 40c,
July delivery s 25(9S zoe. Sugar steadier but
quiet; muscOvad0, 4 lI-I6CG45Sc; Jamaica,
SIC; centrifugal. $50; fair to good refining,
434G41sc; refined closed drm-C 51s,9.14c, eX-
ira & $50 51Sc, white extra c 51sg554c, yellow
4ssfd5c, OF q e, mould A 655d63<c, stan
dard CSC, cOnfectiOners' G 9-l6c,
cut loaf and crushed IlsCelsses,, powdered ~
lG5lzc, graduated ll-lGCG634c, cubes a &c.
MOlasses steady; Cuba, so deg. test, l5l5c.
Cotton seed Oll-35ta36c for crude; 40lG44c for
refined. Hides about steady: New Orleans and
Texas selected, le(gllc. Wool dull and de-
pressed. Pork dull and unchanged; old mess.
on spot, SIG IS. Middles nominal; long clear,
SIC. Lard opened 3d5 points lower, closing
weak; Western steam. on spot NC.
FreiEhts 70 Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam,
9-0id; wheat, per steam, Sd.
CHICAGO, june lS.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened firm; closed sc higher; regu-
lar, June delivery S73sGs754c; No. Chicago
spring S7l4dSSc. Corn unsettled; closed sS(G
lac higher; cash lots, 51<G569sc; june deliy-
cry, 555.tg561sc. Oats easier; cash lots, 324c;
june delivery, 324G525sc. Pork dull; cash
lots. SIS OOOl9 90. Lard easier and 2l5d5
points lower; cash lots : S5(d7 size; July de
livery, I 81 4f01 92l&c. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand: shoulders soc, short rib s 25c, short
clear 7jc. Whisky unchanged. Sugar
standard A. 63sc.
6 p. NIT was lifeless day on 'Change.
Outside orders were few, and what little busi-
ness was done was on local account. Some
little shipping inquiry was reported for cash
wheat. about 10000 bushels of No. spring
depend on the weather. The opening in wheat
was steady at the best prices Of the day; the
only strength in the market came as a sort OF
overflow from corn; July sold up to S85sc.
back TO SS3sc, and closed on the regular board
at SSlsc; on the afternoon board July fell of
10 SS54c. Corn opened quiet but showed a
good deal OF irmness on apparently liberal
buying of short stufTs by Nat Jones; David
Bows was also in the market as a buyer;
these influences brought an advance of &c,
which was tolerably sustained on the regular
board: on the afternoon board the advance
was partially lost, July closing at 561sc. Oats
were easier for cash and near future; the last
figures were $3.50 for June and 32I9c for July.
Pork was very dull, and closed at $40 Go for
June, July and August. Lard was easier,
closing on the afternoon board at Z 15c for June
and Soc for July.
BALTIMoRE, June IS, noon.-Flour quiet
but firm; Howard street and Western sn-
peTtue. 50 1903 so; extra, 50 1904 90; family,
"a 5OG5 l5; city mills superfine, So O0d3 80;
extra, So 50d4 50; Rio brands. SIS 62CG5 q.
Wheat-Southern easier: Western steady but
dull southern. red 81 05(Gl OF, amber 81 0s
al 10; No. l Maryland, 81 OS(Gl OS14; No. =
Western winter red. on spot 81 DOL 4(GI OO3z.
C0rn-SoutheTn steady; Western steady and
dull; Southern. white 53G76c. yellow G3ld64c.
CINCINNATI. June lS.-FlOur unchanged:
family, 81 S5Cd4 IS; fancy, IS 00G5 So. Wheat
firm: No. red, 81 0l(0l o.. Corn scarce and
firm; No. mixed, 5Sc. Oats strong and
steady; mess, Sl7 75GlS 90. Lard quiet at
zoe. Bulk meats firm: shoulders 6IEc. short
rib S3sc.- Whisky higher, 81 0S. Hogs steady;
common and light, 81 1895 25; packing and
butchers. IS Oog5 so.
LOUISVILLE, June I7.-Wheat quiet; No. :
red, 81 90. Corn quiet: No. white 65G66e.
Oats quiet; No. mixed, SEC. Provisions quiet:
Mess pork, SIS 90. Bulk meats shoulders
&C, clear rib S3zc, clear sides 81 Sc. Bacon
shoulders &c, clear rib 95sc, clear sides CSC.
Hams. sugar cured lSc. Lard, steam leaf. g3zc.
ST. LOUIS. June lS.-FlOur unchanged.
Whcat-eash scarce and higher: No. red,
81 CO. 9l 05$4. Corn higher and very slow;
SIC Tor cash; 81 SC for june delivery. Oats
firm: S2lSc for cash; sec bid for June de-
livery. Whisky steady at 81 oS. Provisions
very dull; Pork lower; mess. jObbing SIG seq
Is IS. BacOn-lOng clear 9l5c, short rib 9l5c.
NEW ORLEANS, June lS.-COfee steady; Rio,
TI4Gllc. Sugar steady; fully fair, 415c; yell
low clarified. 55<9555c. Molasses- dull; Gen.
trifugal, l5G25c. Cotton seed oil, prime crude,
29GSOc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. June Is. $50 p. m.-Rosin, COM
mon, 4sd4s Sd. Spirits turpentine dull; spot,
22s cd; June and July delivery 23s; Septem-
Der to December 23s Cd.
NV lONE, June Is, nOOu.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at Sic. ROsin dun at 81 25f1l 30.
$500 y. m.-ROsin steady at 81 25(Gl 80.
Spirits turpentine steady at sic.
CHARLESTOS, June lS.-Spirits turpentine
unsteady; 2I15c bid ROsin quiet: strained
WILMINGTON. June lS.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 275Sc. R0sin firm; strained 9jc: good
strained, 81 90. Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin, 81 a.
RICE.
CHARLESTON, June ls.-Fair, 51Ic; good,
53SG5szc; prime, 5tslG6c.
NEW ORLEANS, June -lS.-Fair, 5l4955sc;
good. 3 sf35s4c; prime. 81 06c.
Nvw IORk. June lS.-AIarzet quiet; fair,
5sy55ss &c: good, 55sG61sc; prime. $3.50.
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