Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03
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COTTON.
NEW YORK. June 2. nOOn.-Cotton steady:
middlIng uplands. II Slice; middling Orleans,
II l3-l6c; sales 3, 100 bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet with sales
as follows: June delivery, IL 53c: July, II re;
August. II SIC; September, II &c; October,
II zoe; November. 10 93c.
5:0Op.m.-Cotton steady; middline uplands,
II 9-l6e; middllng Orleans, II l3-l6c; sales
3, 100 bales: net receipts none, gross 622 bales.
Eutures-Market closed very dull, with sales
OF $4,000 bales, rs follows: June delivery, II s.
oil soc; July. II 7lGll re; August, II S4C9
II s5c; September, II 650Gll &C; October, IL IS
oil l9c; November, 10 9jGl0 96c; December.
10 94'GlO s6c; January, II 02Gll 04c; February,
II lb,usll l5c. March,. II Z4iltll 2Oc.
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
1yeries were very quiet and fluctuations
trivial, and, after previous decline of LOO
lG2-iOoc, short. notices Of June brought, at the
third call. IT 569ll SIC, July II ne, August
II SIC. and November 10 81, which shows June
70 be 3-lO0c dearer than last Saturday, and
the late months partly dearer. Futures closed
dull, with June 2-l00c higher than last Satur-
day and the balance mostly I-IOOl12- IOOc."
GALVESTON, June 2.-COtUOn quiet; mid
ding llSc; net receipts 234 bales, gross 234;
sales = bales; stock 5,475; exports eoastwise
NORFOLK. June 2.-COtton nominal; mid
ding II 7-l6C; net receipts 176 bales, gross 49,
stock l,4S3 bales; sales - bales; exports
cOastwise 6I6 bales.
WILMINGTON, June 2.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding ll5sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock l,l5i bales; exports coast
wise l23 bales.
ding ll5sc: net receipts GAL bales, gross GAS;
sales 40G bales; stock 726 bales.
NOZZLE, June 2.-COttOn dull and nominal;
mlddling ll5sc; net receipts lbs bales, gross
l25; sales none; stock 7,l4S bales; exports,
cOastWise 233 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 2.-Cotton dull; Kidding
ll12c; receipts 2T3 bales; shipments S26 bales
sales 500 bales; stock 1880 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 2.-COttOn quiet: middling
ll13c; receipts Al bales: sales Is bales.
CHARLESTON, June 2.-COttOn nominal; ;
mlddiing ll5sc; net receipts 645 bales, gross
GAG; sales none; stock 2,736 bales; exports
COastWise 100 bales.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 2,O56 bales /;
exports, to Great Britain 1873 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LONDON, June 2.-The Mark Lane Express,
IN its weekly review OF the British grain
trade, says: despite the bad weather and
the cold east and northeast winds last week,
the wheat crop Is moe than usually prOms-
ing. The plant is excellent, and would soon
respond TO suitable weather. II the season is
favorable there is the making of more than
an average crop. The outlook for barley and
oats causes anxiety. The wire worm is busy
In the of coast market there is little scope
for business. There were three arrivals;
three cargOes were sold, two were Withdrawn
and one remains. The sales Of English wheat
during the past week were 5O.35l quarters, at
3ls al, against IS, S93 quarters, at ABS sd during
the corresponding week last year."
NEW YORK. June ,. nOOn.-FloUr heavy
Wheat 14(Gl5c lower. Corn 14G34c lower.
Pork steady; mess, Sl7 80. Lard dull at 2715c
Freights firm.
$500 p. m.-FIour. Southern unchanged;
common to fair extra So 60G4 IS; good to
choice ditto "a ZOOS %. Wheat, spot lower
but fairly active; ungraded red, 19c(G$l y;
No. red, June delivery 81 O034Gl OH. Corn
spot lots I2G34c lower, closing weak; ungrad-
ed 5SG63c; No. ,, June delivery 625s(G635sc.
Oats 14(g12c lower; No. ?, 375S6G373zc. Hops
duh and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot
dull at l0c; No. Rio, on spot, 40c. Sugar
more active and about steady; fair to good
refining, l5-l6lG5 l-l6c; refined dull-C $50
sc, extra & 5sslG5lzc, white extra Z $50
554c. yellow c q G5c, OF a 51sl161sc, mould 4
l3-l6c, standard y 65sc, confectioners' a
65sc, cut loaf and crushed re, powdered "a
G1t4c, graduated &C. MOlassc5 steady.
Cotton seed oil. 35G36c for crude; 40J44c for
refined. Hides unchanged. Wool unchanged;
domestic fleece 32G4jc; Texas l4g23c.s Pork
steady; old mess, on spot, sl7 90. Middles
nominal; long clear, SIC. Lard 3(d,S points
lower, closing steady; Western steam, on
spot 35GS 40c, June delivery 30GS 35c.
Freghts to Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam,
Ia hos alra Fn
BALTIMORE, June ?, nOOn.-Flour opened
dull; Howard street and Western SUI
peTine. 81 1903 so; extra, SO 5094 so; family,
81 5OG5 IS: city mills superfine 50. OO63 20:
extra, 50 J0G4 so; Rio brands. IS 6215 IS.
Wheat-SOuthern quiet but steady: Western
irregular and dull; Southern. red 81 OSGI IL,
amber 81 1901 y; No. Maryland 81 ll5sl1l p;
No. Western winter red, on spot, 81 O4(1l O5.
COrn-SOuthern quiet but steady; Western
dull; Southern, white 6S070c, yellow 58G62c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2-COfee dull and
lower. Sugar dull; yellow clarified, 534(G6c.
Molasses dull; centrifugal, lSlg30c. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime crude, 3213lg33c.
CIECISNATI. June 2.-tlOur easier; family
81 50G4 IS. Wheat steady; No. red, 81 O3.
Corn dull; No. 2miXed, SIC. Oats easier; No.
? mixed, 3G3415c. Professionalism quiet:
mess, SIS 90. Lard in fair demand at Z 9Oc.
Bulk meats quiet. Bacon closed quiet.
Whisky easy at 81 OF. Sugar in fair demand;
6l3c. Hogs steady; common and light, "a %
as 50; packing and butchers. IS 15d5 so.
LOUISVILLE. June Wheat steady; No.
red, 81 OlCGl o.. Corn steady; No. mixed,
5SlSc. Oats steady: No. mixed, 3Sc. Pro-
visions in fair demand: Mess pork, SIS.
Bulk meats-shoulders &c; clear rib SIC;
clear sides &c. BacOn-shoulders ne; clear
rib 9j4c; clear Sides $50 Hams, sugar cured
lac. Lard, steam leaf, l0c.
ST. LOUIS. June 2.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, closing as on Saturday; No.
red, 81 O6lGl O61z for cash and June delivery.
Corn inactive and unchanged; 52G53c for
cash. Oats dull; 32G321Sc for cash; 32l&c for
June delivery. Whisky steady at 81 OS. Pro-
visions slow.
CHICAGO, June 2.-Flour nominally I'M
changed. Wheat steady; opened a shade
easier than last quotations, fluctuated slight
", rallied l1sc, declined &c, and closed so
sc higher than Thursday; regular, June de-
livery s9,G90c, closing S95Sc. Corn steady,
considering liberal receipts; prices fluctuated
within range of &c, and closed sc under
Thursday; cash lots, 5516c; June delivery,
55,g5554c, closing at 55zsc. Oats shade
higher; cash lots, SIC; June delivery, 9l7S09
32l4 &C, closing at 32l4c. Pork, trading limited;
market ruled easy; prices declined l5G2oc
Lard IN fair demand but irregular; cash lots,
00GS l0c; June delivery l5c, closing at
l2l2GS l5c.
CHICAGO, June ,, p. m.-Trading on
Change was very quiet to-day and almost
dull. The total absence Of outside orders and
an apathy among the local crowd. Occa-
stoned by the universal interest felt in the
convention, together with the fact of this
being the first day OF the new month, There
was slight advance in provisions. July pork
advancing from $40 O5 at the opening to $40 Is
at the close; other months were steady and
featureless.
In wheat the July option opened at 9l3zc,
and showed some activity early in the day.
1t still remained firm, and closed at Cpl &C.
July corn opened at SIC, and closed sc
higher. There seemed to be no desire to
trade in grain.
Some attempts were made to buy and sell
pork, but none could be had without sending
the market up about l5c per barrel, and any
attempt to sell would result in a correspond
ing decrease in values. The prospects for an
active market during the convention are very
poor.
On the afternoon board wheat was easy and
lower, closing at $3.50 for June and 92c for
July. Corn was easy at 55c for June and $3.50
for July. Oats were quiet at32c for June and
$3.50 for July. Pork was about steady,
closing at $40 % for June and $40 % for July.
Lard was steady but quiet, closing at l215c
for June and sage for July,
NAVAL STORES.
EEw YORK, June 3, nOOn.-Spirits turpen-
tine weak at Sl15c. ROsin steady at 81 S7159
l 42JZ.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady at 81 371Il1I 40.
Spirits turpentine dull; 3l15c asked.
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Spirits turpentine
easier; 2SlZc bid. ROsin easier: strained and
good strained. 81 10.
WILMINGTON, June 2.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 2sc. ROsin dull; strained 81 90; good
strained, 81 O5. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
Dentine steady; 81 for hard and 81 IS for yell
low dip and virgin.
RICE.