Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-12

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LIVERPOOL. June II. noOn.-Cotton. bust
ness moderate at easier prices; middiing M
lands. 7-l6d; middling Orleans, 9-l6d; sales
5000 bales, for speculation and expOrt 1000
bales: receipts {, 900 bales-American none
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
June and July delivery, 75-6401s 24-64G
Z3-64g6 ACID; July and August, 26-64g
9 25-64d; August and September, 6 SO-64G
29-64f9e 2s-64id6 2e-G4d: September and Oc-
tober, zs-6iGd6 27-64d; October and Novem-
per, . !e-oA,g5 l5-6id: November and Deem
Der, ll-64e6 l0-64d; December and Janu-
ary, S-64d: September, @ Sz-64d Market
opened weak but now improving.
Ihe tenders at days clearances amounted
docket.
Up. m.-sales to-day included 4, 500 bales Of
American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
June delivery. 2i-6id, buyers; June and July
74-64d. buyers; July and August. 8 26-G4d,
sellers; August and September, 29-64d, buy
ers; september and October, = SID. buyers;
October and November, l9-Gid, sellers; No
vemher aud December, 6 i0-6fd, buyers; De-
cember and January. l0-G4d. sellers; Sep
tember, 32-6id. sellers. Futures steadier.
400 p. m.-kUtures: Uplands, low mid
ding clause, June delivery, 25-4d, sellers;
June and July. 6 25-64d, sellers; July and
August, 0 z6-64d. buyers: August and Sep
TENDER, G 3O-64d, buyers; September and
October, 28-64d. sellers; October and NO
vember, l5-6id, buyers: November and De-
70
uary, l0-64d, buyers; September, 32-64d,
buyers. Futures closed steady.
NEw YORK. June II. nOOn.-COtton steady;
midting uplandE. li5EC: miadlimg Orleans,
Il7sc; sales 3.l0i bales.
futures: Market opened barely steady, with
saies Gs follows: June delivery, II SIC; July,
j G9e; August II see; September. II &C; Oc-
tober, II zoe: November. 10 sc.
500 p. m.-COttOn steady; middling upiands,
ll3sc; mlddling Orleans. ll55c: sales 1853
bales; net receipts IS bales, gross 2,6ll.
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5000 bales, as follows: June delivery, II -
OIL soc; July. II Csc; August, II SIC; Sep
TENDER, II 65Gll 66e; October, II lSCGll .l9c;
November, TO 95tGl0 SIC; December. 10 $50
10 Soc: January, II O2Gll 03c; February, II l3
oil i5c; March, II 259l 26c; April, II 800
II 3sc.
The Posts cotton report SAYS: eFuture de-
liveries lost 3-lGOl95-I0Oc. In consequence of
this reduction there was rather more life than
on yesterday. In the absence OF any demand
from the outside, prices were 10 points up.
This was better than might be expected, for
the market Is really entirely in the hands Of
large operators, who can put it up or down at
their Will. Crop reports or anything else are
at present Of very little Importance, and ii
VIII be doubtless developed that large crop
Is necessary for the demands of the world,
but that, according to the Agricultural Bureau
report, prospects in the important States of
Texas and Louisiana can't be called promis
ing. a the third call only 100 bales for July
brought II 69c, and 100 bales for October at
II lSc. Futures closed quiet but steady and
3-l00,G5-lO0c lower than yesterday
ding u3sc; nee receipts bales, gross 3; sales
I55 bales; stock 5,63l; exports coastwise le2
bales.
NORFOLE. June lI.-CottOn easy; middling
/ ll5se; net receipts ISL bales, gross ISL; stock
LEO bales; sales IA bales; exports cOastwise
y bales.
wILMSaToS, june ll.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding li3sc; net receipts none; sales none;
stock SIS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June II.-Cotton dull; mid
ding ll3sc; net receipts 80 bales gross l0i;
"a I n hnI halpgs
TO Great Britain 2.65l bales, cOastwise S65.
MOBILE. June ll.-CottOn steady; lnidd1ng
/ NC; net receipts bale, gross j; sales 300
bales; stock 6,S5O bales.
MEMPHIS, June 1l.-Cotton steady; middling
/ 1850; receipts 81 bales; shipments l54 bales:
sales $50 bales; stock II, 403 bales.
AUGUSTA, June l1.-Cotton quiet; middling
/ llzc; receipts Isl bales; sales bales.
CHARLESTON. June l0.-COttOn nominal;
midulng nominal: net receipts bales, gross
! 3; sales none; stock 1908 bales; exports coast
l wise 80 bales
NEw YORK. June demonstrated net re-
| ocipts for all cotton ports to-day 500 bales;
exports to Great Britain 2.65l bales, to the con-
tinent - bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June II. noon.-Breadstun
| quiet, with a moderate inquiry. Cheese DIS
/ for fine American. Corn, new mixed IS sgd.
NEW YORK. june II. noon.--flour heavy.
/ Wheat zG1zc lower. Corn l4tG12c lower.
/ Pork dull; mess, Sl7 50. Lard firm at Doc.
$500 p. m.-FIour. Southern. closed quiet;
/ common to fair extra So 60lG4 65; good to
| choice ditto 81 1905 %. Wheat, spot 19Glc
/ lower, closing heavy; ungraded red, 1O52cC9
| 81 II; No. red, spot 81 OH, June delivery
/ 81 GOAL COZ. Corn I4,g1ac lower; ungraded.
/ 5r&G62I &c; ungraded white, &c; No. ., June
/ delivery, 6l54(G62c. Oats lstG12c lower; No. ?,
I 3794 G357 &c. Hops decidedly stronger; COM
mon 10 choice, 24G3Oc. Coffee, falr klo. on
spot. firmer, l0c: No. Rio, on spot l5c, July
delivery s 4G(GS 45c. Sugar dull and unchang-
/ ed; barbados, 35sc; fair to good refining,
Z n.rtlA 3 IL
| 634C. cOnfectiOners' 4 9-I6c, graduated Is GIG
G6ssc, cubes 71SG7l4c. MOlasses unchanged.
| Cotton seed oil unchanged; 35G36c for crude;
| 40.G44c for refined. Hides steadily held; New
Orleans and Texas selected, 1Olgllc. Wool
| quiet and barely steady. Pork quiet; old
/ mess, $l6 SIl5. Middles neglected; long clear.
SIC. Lard opened 2G3 points lower but closed
/ steady; Western steam, on spot 25GS Doc,
/ July delivery SS(GS 40c. FTeights to Liver
/ pool steady; cotton, per steam, 9-6ld; wheat,
4 per steam, 81,
CHICAGO. June U.-Flour unchanged.
| Wheat weak; closed 5sc under yesterday;
/ regular, june delivery S79s(GsS14c, July SS54C9
/ Ss34c. Corn weak; closed 5000 under yes
/ terday; cash lots, 5itG541zc; June delivery.
/ 54IsfG545Sc. Oats weaker; cash lots, 3234c;
/ June delivery, 325sc. Pork in fair demand
/ and nOminally Unchanged cash lots. SlS i5lg
/ ~ IS: June delivery, $i9 IS. Lard ruled p 2G5
points lower: cash and June delivery, l25a
/ as l5c. Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugar I'M
changed
The market Jagged during the entire day,
/ and at no time Showed any signs Of revival.
| Wheat sold Of steadily; the speculative offer
/ ings were liberal influenced by fine weather
/ for the growing winter wheat and the gener-
ally good crop prospects; Their; was light
inquiry for shipment, but not sufficient to
I check the downward course of the 1narket;
] July began at S93+c. sold down to SS3zc, recOv-
| cred slightly, and closed at S9(dS91sc on the
/ regular board, but fell OF again during the
/ afternoon session to SS5sc. Corn ruled week
| and lower; there were large selling orders on
/ local account, some lines of "shOrts" being
| scotland some long" corn also being soldOut;
/ cargo corn was taken to-day for export, July
| ranging from 553sc to 555sc ana closing at
4 $3.50. but on the afternoon board sold of again
| to 51l&c, Oats were weaker on both the regu-
/ lar and afternoon boards, the closing prices
4 being 325sc for June and 33c for July. Prices
/ ruled trifle higher for mess pork early, but
| eased of toward the close; on the afternoon
/ board slight advance occurred and the closing
| prices of the day were SO IS for June, July
| aud August. Lard ruled shade easier and
closed on the afternoon board at 22l2c for
| July and S71Sc for August.
CISCINEATI. June n.-FlOur unchanged;
| family "a 40G4 65 Wheat dull; No. , red, Soc
l GSl 90. Corn dull; No. mixed, SEC. Oats in
| moderate demand; No. mixed. 3iGS4l5c.
| PrOvisiOns-POrk easier, SIS 80 Lard dull at
/ 7O17 zoe. Bulk meats easier; shoulders 25c,
/ short rib 60c. Bacon unchanged; shoulders
/ nc; short rib 93sc; short clear 95sc. Whisky
| steady at 81 OF. Sugar easier but not quotaby
/ lower; hard refined, 71sG73zc; New Orleans,
/ 53SG615c. Hogs active and firm; common and
| light, 81 COOS 20; packing and butchers, 50 600
| 80.
BALTIMORE, June Il, noon.-Flour dull
/ and easy: Howard street and Western su-
| perfine, 50 1908 so; extra, IS 5Olp4 80; famIE,
| 81 5OG5 20; city mills superfine, So O0lG3 50;
| extra, 50 50l14 so: Rio brands, S. 62,G5 IS.
| Whcat-SOuthern dull and nominal; Western
/ lower, closing easier and dull: Southern. red
/ 81 O5Gl 10. amber 81 1901 y; No. l Maryland,
| 81 I0,GI l01s; No. 2 Western winter red. on
/ spot, 81 029l O2lz. COrn-SOuthern firm;
| Western lower and Inactive; Southern, white
/ 70G72c, yellow GOOSE.
LOUISVILLE, June 1l-Wheat dull; No.
/ red. 81 90. Corn dull; No. linked, sc. Oats
| dull; No. mixed, 49, x1136c. Provisions firm:
Mess pork, SIS %. Bulk meats-shOulders SIC,
clear rib SIC, clear sides &c. BacOn-shOul-
| ders 754c, clear rib 915c, clear sides 934c.
Hams, sugar cured 1916. Lard, steam leaf,
loo.
| Wheat active but lower: No. ? red, 81 0l140
| - for cash; No. red, 90c bid. Corn dull and
/ lower; 5l14G5214c for cash; 5lSzG52c for June
| delivery. Oats lower; soc for cash; S015c for
June delivery. Whisky steady at 81 0S. Lard
| duh and nominal,
NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-COfee steady; Rio,
! 7i4GIu<c. Sugar dun and unchanged; fair
to fully fair, 4SsG4Jsc. MOlasses dull; centrifu-
/ gal, l7G2jc. Cotton seed oil dull; prime crude,
| S0g3lc.
NAVAL sToRES.
| LONDON. June IL. $50 p. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull; sprt, Us Cd; June and July de-
| livery, 23s.
NEW YORK. June IL, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at Sole. Rosin firm at 81 S5tgl 81 g.
500 p. m.-ROsin weaker, 81 301l S215. Spir-
lie azfa