Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-14

800 P. m.-Fntures: Uplands, low mid
dung clause, june delivery, 25-5id, buyers;
June and July. 25-Gsd, buyers: July ana
! August, 6 26-64d. buyers; August and sep
/ tember. S0-64d, sellers: September and
october Q 2 sd, value; October and No
! FemDer,5 l6-f4d, sellers; November and De-
| eemoer. ll-64d, sellers; December and jan
| uary, l0-s4d, value: September. 32-64d,
sellers. Futures closed barely steady.
SEE 1ORK. June l3. n0on.-COtlon quiet;
middhng uplands. 1895 middling Orleans,
| ll1sc; sales Sl3 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales as
lollONs' June delivery, II SIC; July, II gSc;
| August. II ISc: September, II 60c; October,
| II l5c: November. 10 92c.
800 p. m.-Cotton easier; middling uplands,
| ll5sc; middling Orleans, ll5kc; sales 1874
| bales; net receipts none. gross y bales.
tnrures-Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales Of 10000 bales, as follows: june
delivery, IL 53(gll 54c; July, II 63Gll &c; Au-
| gust, II 50lIu soc: September. II 6GGl1 Gle;
/ October, II I5QGlI l6c: November, 10 9l6dlO 92c:
| December. 10 906l0 Gle: January. 10 s76zIO gee:
! February. II oS.Gll ice; March, II 1901 2ic;
/ April, II 30gll &c.
/ The Posts cotton report SAYS: "Future de-
| hYerles continued In the same uninteresting
] position they have occupied since the Wall
| street explosion. Speculation is killed. and
/ there seems to be but very moderate interest
/ in the market either on the bull or bear sides.
/ Prices have been gradually worked down,
| but thus lar have made a fair stand to-day,
/ ana at the third call August brought II 79c,
/ october II l5c, November 10 93c. December
/ 10 s2c. and January 10 S9c. Futures closed
| steady at about yesterdays quotations.
Weekly net receipts lsO bales, gross 5.507;
exports, 70 Great Britain Il, Az bales to France
! -, to the continent sos; stock 2S2, 1856 bales.
! GALyEsTON, June l3.-COtton dun; mid
| ding llszc
,NoRFoLK, June 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
.WILMIsGToN, June Is.-Cotton dull: mid
! ding E5zc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-Cotton easy; mid
MOBILE, June ls.-Cotton dull; middling
| 1lhc.
MEMPHIS, June 1s.-Cotton steady; mid
,AGGgsTA, June 1a.-COtton dull; mid
! ding HE.
CHARLESTON. June l3.-Cotton nominal;
MONTGOMERY, June ls.-COtton quiet; mid
macon, June l8.-Cotton nominal; middling
| lie.
COLUMBUS, June l8.-Cotton quiet; niddling
/ lie.
NASHVILLE, June l8.-Cotton quiet and dull;
SELMA, june ls.-Cotton quiet; miGdling~
| lie.
ROME, June lS.-Cotton quiet; middling
! NC; low mlddling lie; good ordinary 1910.
| NEW YORK, June 13.-ConsolidaJcd net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day 2,7e1 bales;
exports to Great Britain ,975 bales, TO the con-
| tinent - bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, June Is. noon.-Breadstufs
| dull and dropping. Lard prime Western Ais
3D. Cheese, fine American SIS. Wheat red
| Corn. new mixed IS 61zd.
LIVERPOOL, June i3.-The leading grain
circular says: FAVORABLE weather is eXer-
/ cslng a queting effect on the market Trade
| IS dull. The prices of foreign wheat are
| maintained. CargOes sold slowly and some
! were Withdrawn. At tO-day's market there
/ was small attendance. Wheat was dull.
! American red wheat was Id lower. Flour
| was in limited demand Maize was scarce.
! The demand was moderate, and prices adj
| vanced 19(gld."
NEW goRK 1una II noon Flour xveal
! Wheat L(g15c lower. Corn better. Pork
J steady; mess, $l7 so. Lard weak at 25c.
| FreighCs firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern. closed quiet;
| common to fair extra 50 60G4 Is; good to
| choice ditto s. 70G6 %. Wheat, spot 1z(915c
! lower; ungraded red, 79c(9$l II; ungraded
white, 81 O3; No. 2 red, june delivery 99(09916c.
| Corn, spot a shade lower; No. 2, on spot &C,
June delivery 6l54G62c. Oats, spot a shade
lower; No. 2 June delivery, S72sCgS154c. Hops
| hrm; common to choice, 23lG32c. Coffee, fair
| Rio, on spot. duh and weak at 93zc; No.
| Rio, on spot 40c, July delivery Soc. Sugar
| dull and weak; centrifugal, 55sc; fair to good
1 refining, 49, I60D5c; refined dull-standard A
| e 3-l6c, mould A 6 11-i6CG634c, confectioners'
! A slice, graduated 9-l6(G65sc, cubes TO
! nc. MOlasses dull; Cuba, 30 deg. test, l512c.
| Cotton seed oil unchanged; 35(G36c for crude;
| 4OCd44c for refined. Hides unchanged; New
| Orleans and Texas selected, l00llc. Wool
| unchanged. Pork dull and rather weak: old
mess, SIG IS. Middles nominal; long clear, SIC.
! Lard 3(g5 points lower, closing weak; prime
steam, on spot 2598 26c, July delivery ESQ
] Ne
| steam, 9-64d; wheat, per steam, 314d.
| CHICAGO, June l3.-Flour nOminally I'M
! changed. Wheat unsettled but frmer; closed
! &c higher than yesterday; regular, June de-
! livery S63sGs7c. Corn stronger; closed 40
| &c over yesterday; cash lots, 54$sQ9545sc;
June delivery, 541sgg543zc. Oats firmer and Il
| Cg3sc higher; cash lots, 32l4c; June delivery,
| 3214G3212c. Pork easier and l0Ql5c lower:
| cash lots. SIS 50Ql9 so. Lard quiet and lower:
| cash and June delivery, 00@S 021&c. Whis-
| Ky steady at 81 10. Sugar steady; standard A,
! &C.
The markets showed more steadiness to day.
! Considerable weakness was shown in wheat
| early in the days trading, but reported heavy
| rains in California, and the consequent dam
! age to the crop, induced firmcr feeling, and
| prices advanced lc from the lowest point of
| the day; July sold down to S73sc, but advanced
| to SS3s(gSS1ac and closed on the regular board
! at SS1sc; on the afternoon board the closing
! quotations were SSl4c for July and S93sc for
| August. Corn was rather strong during most
| of the session, advancing 16(G5sc early eased
| of slightly, fiuctuated, and closed 9s(g3lc bet
| ter than yesterday; July closed at 557sc and
/ August at $3.50, aud ruled the same on the
| afternoon board. Oats were firmer and prices
ranged 1sG3sc higher; on the afternoon board
| further appreciation occurred; the latest
! quotations Of the day were 3215c for June,
| $3.50 for July, and 2S5sc for August. There
was very little doing in provisions; the price
| OF mess pork dropped of somewhat, and the
| latest figures on the afternoon board were
| $l9 20 for June, July and August.
| CINCINNATI. June l3.-Flour unchanged;
| family, S4 1904 IS. Wheat scarce and firm;
/ "a.
| 5612c. Oats dull but firm; No. 2 mixed. 3415
! 35c. Provisions-POrk inactive at SIS O0Q1lS so.
Lard duh at I5c. Bulk meats unchanged;
shoulders &C, short rib SIC. Bacon steady;
shoulders &c, short rib 915c, short clear 97Sc.
! Whisky steady at 81 OF. Sugar easier but not
| quotably lower; hard refined, 71st9724c; New
| light, 81 00g5 %; packing and butchers. 81 900
| so.
BALTIMORE, June ID, noon.-Flour quiet
! but firm; Howard street and Western su-
| perfne, 81 1903 so; extra, SO 5Od4 so; family,
! "a 50g5 IS; city mills superline, SO 00d3 20;
extra, So 50G4 so; Rio brands, s. 62lD5 rs.
/ Wheat-Southern quiet but steady; Western
| lower and dull; Southern, red 81 05GDl CT, am
| Der 81 089l II; No. l Maryland, 81 1901 1917;
| No. Western winter red. on spot 81 003I.
! COrn-Southern frmer; Western lower but
| active; Southern, white 72G73c, yellow 62GD
| CSC.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Grain very dull:
| Whcat-No. 2 red, 9Sc0Sl. Corn-No. mixed,
57Q5sc. Oats-No. mixed, SEC. Provisions
! quiet: Mess pork, SIS. Bulk meats-shoulders &c,
! clear rib SIC, clear sides &c. Bacon-shOul-
! ders &c, clear rib 915c, clear sides 97sc.
| Hams, sugar cured 1910. Lard, steam leaf,
lie.
ST. Louis. June 13.-Flour unchanged.
! Wheat irregular and unsettled No. red,
| 99l3c for cash; $3.50 for June delivery. Corn
| shade better but slow; 5l3zc for cash: 5l3<c
/ for June delivery. Oats very slow; BIC for
cash; 901lc bid for June. Whisky steady at
! 81 0S. Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-Coffee steady; Rio,
| 71zGll14c. Sugar duh and nominal; fair to fully
| Idlr. 4CU43zcs yellow CHARMED. 51z(U52Sc. Mo-
| lasses duh; centrifugal, l7Q925c. Cotton seed
oil dull; prime crude, 30l13lc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, June 49, 500 D. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull; spot, 23s; June and July deliv-
| cry, 23s 3D.; september to December, 23s Sd.
NEW YORK, June Is, noon.-SpiriJs turpen-
tine steady at 30}2c. Rosin steady at 81 500
| l 3215.
$500 p. m.-ROsin weak at 81 25(91 80. Spir-
its turpentine firm at 30l511303zc.
CHARLESTON, June l3.-Spirits turpentine
| firm; 2714c bid. ROsin steady; strained and
good strained, 81 co.
WILMINGToN, June 13.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 2714c. Rosin firm; strained csc; good
strained, 81 00c. Tar firm at 81 TO- Crude
turpentine steady; 81 90 for hard and 81 rs for
yellow dip and virgin.
RICE.
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Market active, with |
good demand; fair, &c; good, 55s9534c;
prime, 57s96c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-Market quiet:
fair, 5l4g53sc; good, 5149524c; prime, $50 |
&C.
NEW YORK, June l3.-ATarket quiet; fair,
513g5Szc; good, 6(G614c; prime. 6196s4c.
New York Fruit and Vegetable Market.
NEW YORK, June -Peaches-Georgia, per
box, 75c. Qgsl so. Observation-Disclosures and
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