Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-24
8 ?. m.-sslcs to-day included $50 bales Of

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81. m.-sslcs to-day included 1859 bales Of
a tnt sisan.
Futures: Ufsuds. low middlinv clause.
June delivery. 2l-gid, sellers; June and July,
zl-64d, sellers; July and August. 20-64d.
sellers. August and september, G z3-64d value:
September and October, z2-64d BUYERS:
October and November. SID, buyers: No
vember and December, 6 i-64d, buyers: De-
cember and January. S-e4d BUYERS: Sen
tember, 9 z5-o4d, value. Market steady at
decline.
400 p. m.-Futures: Uulands low mid
ding clause, June delivery. I9-6sd. value:
June and July, l9-G4d, sellers; July and
august, . i9-bld, buyers: August aud SEP
iemger, zl-eia, buyers; September and
October, z0-Gfd, buyers: October and No
Fember, s-6fd, sellers: November aud De-
cemDer,b 4-6id, sellers; December and Janu-
s sry, . I'D, buyers; September. 2s-64d,
buyers. Market closed barely steady.
NEW YORK. June p, noon.-Cotton quiet:
ll<c; sales 2,g25 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady with sales
as follows: June delivery, II lie: July. II 23c;
August. II &c: September. II lGc: October
10 &c. November. 10 Soc.
500 p. m.-Cotton dull and easy; middling
uplanda. He: middiing Orleans. llJ<c: sales
loss bales; net receipts - bales. gross 81
Euturcs-M arket closed dull and easy, with
sale Of las,0o0 bales, - follows: June delivery
y
oil 25c; September. II 09Gll loo; October,
10 651Gl0 65c: November, 10 5l6LiO SIC: Deem
Der. 10 5oGl0 52c; January, 10 59dlO 60c; Feb
ruary, y l2gl0 5Sci March, 10 s9GlO SIC;
The Posts cotton report says: ''As regards
future deliveries there seems TO be no end in
the decline. The popular phrase, .'bOttOm is
out" D. really the application Just now
Although there was at first an advance Of
5-l0oc. sellers soon became so urgent IN their
offerings that prices Of the leading months
fell from l0-l0Oc to l4l0oc from the highest
point early in the day. At the third call
June and July brought lie. August II 25e.
september II 0ic, October 10 &C. November
10 zoe, December 10 sic, February 10 7lc,April
10 &c. George Haber & Co, whose failure
was rumored last Saturday. announced to-day
their inability 10 meet their engagements
Futures lost 3-l0Oc TO 4-l00c. after the third
can recovered the decline, and closed steady,
with June 3-lO0c, July 5-I0Oc. and the bal
day"
GALVESTON. June 2s.-Cotton dull and
nominal; midtling ll1sc; net receipts bales,
gross .; sales 30 bales; stock 1910 bales: ex-
ports cOastw1se 1865 bales.
EORF OLE,June 23.-CottOn steady; middling
n1sc; net receipts 26 bales. gross %; stock 1918
bales: exports cOastWise 10Y bales.
WILMINGTON, June z3.-Cotton dull; mid
ding ll1sc; net receipts bale, gross 1; sales
none; stock $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 23.-Cotton dull: mid
ding ll1Sc; net receipts 1923 bales, grOss 347;
sales 400 bales; stock "a, T29 bales.
nluulnG
ll1sc; net receipts IS bales, gross Is; sales
bales.
MEXPHIs, June 2s.-Cotton quiet; middling
he; receipts Sc bales; shipments $50 bales;
sales 200 bales: stock u, "a bales.
AUGUSTA, June 23.-COtton dull and nOmi-
nal; middling ll14c; receipts II bales; sales
203 bales.
CHARLESTON. June 23.-Cotton nominal:
middiing u14c; net receipts bales. gross 3;
sales bales; stock 2,4l6 bales; exports coast
wise go bales.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports day ~ bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,O27 bales, to the
continent 2,457 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETo.
LIVERPOOL. Jane. %, noon.-Breadstuffs
dull and inclined to droop. Beef, extra India
mess SOS. Lard, prime Western 39s Cd. Cheese,
American, SIS. Corn, new mixed IS 615d.
LONDON, June 23.-Tne Mark Lane Espress,
IN Its weekly review of the grain trade, saws:
Broadly speaking, the weather has favored
the strongest and most forward wheats and
prejudiced other growing crops. It is i'm
possible 10 estimate the results of the wheat
harvest. The present indications tend in the
direction of making the best better and in
different worse. The business in foreign
wheat has lapsed into a state of coma. In
cargOes of coast little is doing. There were
eight arrivals and three sales. Seven cargOes
remained, among which was one of California
wheat. About forty cargoes are due the
present week. The quotations of cargOes for
ward are nominal, and there is no inquiry.
The sales Of English wheat during the week
were 1882 quarters at 42s. sd. for the cor
responding week of last year.
NEW YORK. June %. noon.-FlOur duh.
Wheat 3s(G5sc lower. Corn 1z,91zc lower. Pork
dull; mess, $lI %. Lard weak at Z roc.
Ereights firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern, closed nm
changed. Wheat-spOt 12(Glc lower, closing
unsettled; ungraded spring. 7018(d75c; No.
red, June delivery 9SG9S5zc. Corn, spot
steady; ungraded, 56G651Sc; ungraded white,
62ig64c; No. ?, June delivery 6l18@6l3zc. Oats
l3(glc lower; closing weak; No. ?, 3534(936I4c
Hops in fair demand. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot
delivery l5c. Sugar quiet and about steady;
Martinique 43sc; fair to good refining, $40
45se; refined closed steady--C 51s9
C55sa551c. yellow is55ez,a off A 575ssc mouId
A CSC, standard a Lice, confectionery
615c, cut loaf and crushed 715CG75Sc, powdered
l4s9F9c, granulated CSC, cubes 74CG75sc.
MOlasses dull. Cotton seed OIl-330S5c for
crude; 40G43c for refined. Hides quiet and
unchanged; New Orleans and Texas selected,
l0gllc. Wool weak; domestic fleece 32d45c;
Texas l4,G24c. Pork duh and depressed; old
mess, on spot, SIG .. Middles nominal; long
clear SIC. Lard depressed and 2OC125 points
lower; western steam, on spot zoe; July
steady; cotton, per steam, 9-64d; wheat, per
CIsCIsEATI. June 2s.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No. red, 81 Ol@l 03. Corn
weaker: No. mixed. SIC. Oats dull and
lower; No. mixed, sac. PrOvisions-Pork
dun; mess. SIC so. Lard duh and dropping at
Doc. Bulk meats dull; shoulders SIC; short
rib SC. Bacon IN fair demand; shoulders &c;
short rib CSC; short clear 919c. Whisky quiet
at 81 OF. Sugar unchanged. Hogs firm; com
mon and light, 81 1905 30; packing and
LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-Wheat dull; No. .
red, 81 co. Corn dull; No. white, 57(95Sc.
Oats dull; No. mixed, SEC. Provisions quiet:
Mess pork, 81 25. Bulk meats-shoulders &c,
clear rib SIC. clear sides $50. Bacon
shoulders &c, clear rib DC, clear sides 9l2c.
Hams, sugar cured be. Lard, steam leaf,
9i5c.
Wheat lower: No. red, 81 G41@(lol O515 for
cash; 81 03i5 asked for June delivery. Corn
dall and and lower; 52s55 FOR cash; 52z+g5t19c
Tor june delivery. Oas Inactive and lower;
SIC for cash. Whisky steady. Provisions dun
and lower: Pork, SIS IS. Bulk meats-long
clear zoe, short rib Sc, short clears 25c. Ba-
con-lOng clear oss,GS4c, short RIB S54GS1sc,
short clear 00(G9 l5c. Lard nOminaliy at
4 25c.
NEE ORLEANS. June 23.-Cofee steady, with
fair demand; Rio cargoes, 714@llc. sugar
steady; fully fair, 415c; prime, 45zc; yellow
clarified, 5l49515c; granulated, sc. MOlasses
dull and nominal; fair to prime CENTRIFUGAL Is
@25c; refining, 25GS5c. Cotton seed oil, prime
crude, 29,G30c; summer yellow. 39(D4Oc.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Flol,r unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; opened 19,G34c lower, closed
l54@l3sc under Saturday; regular, june de-
livery S41s9.5l4c; July s4s<CGs65sc; No. , Chi
cagO spring, Sl54 GS414c. Corn weak; opened
4,G3sc lower; closed 5slG5sc under Saturday;
cash lots, sac; June delivery, 5495I1Sc.
Oats shade easier; cash lots, 3l3sc; june
delivery, 3l3sG3l5sc. Pork dull; cash lots.
SIS 00GlS 80: June delivery. $40 l0Glg Is.
Lard opened weak and lower; choice steady;
cash lots and june delivery 1907 45c. Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders soc; short
rib soc; short clear 95c. Whisky unchanged.
Sugar steady; standard A, 61sc; granulated,
7l4G7Izc.
Trading on Change to-day was attended
with considerable excitement. The news
from New YORK had depressing effect on
prices, which effect was heightened by the
announcement that the large exporting and
commission firm of &. J. kefshaw & Co. had
transferred all its deals. This action was re-
garded as q confession Of financial weakness
10y this firm, and all demands on it
were met promptly. 1t is declared here that
il the firm is in any way involved, it is due to
the course of stocks. and Of the street, and not
IN auy great degree to the course OF
the grain market. Wheat to-day dis
played a fair degree of strength in
early trading. July advancing to S63sc.,
but broke on Isl &c. from outside prices
and closed on the regular board at S5c for
July aud So &c. for August. On the afternoon
board the feeling vas lrmer. July closed at