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

? zl-o4us buyers; July and Au0nst e a. 10y
ers. sentenaa,. 6 ana September, 29-64d, buy
O a., FL teInoer and October, 6 2s-e4d veIna.
OCt3Oer and November, 6 lB-64d. bnvssrS s@iNSe'
VemDer and December, 6 T2-64d' b,,yy 80, 10
t tS..,er ana January, LEAD. vaIna. So
steady. Aueures quiet but
GOOD mlddling uplands 9-led mida1inr
upl5hus 03sd, low middling uplands q 3 iedh
fSnJsO Iliil1l44aTy Cplands l5-l6d. ordinary m
uuhs IeNas 6IG. low middlino TeVass Z; Ie5
soou ordinary Texas ed. Ordinary- r.,
D Ied; good middling Orleans Ii-isa mid
q : Ia -1e.iHs pea, low middling Orleans
OTIao' sV91 ordinary Orleans ed. ordinary
~ 2. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
91llns cause, June delivery. 6 22-64d. buvers.
yune anu July, 6 22-64d, buyers: JuIv and
August, 26-Gid, BUYERS: Augnst and SCI
tenaDer, 3O-64d, buyers: September and
OctoDer, z9-64d, sellers; October ana No
coIli9S' IL -o4d, value; November and De-
oeIllpeF, l5-b4d, sellers; December and Janu
aI4s Iz-o4d, sellers; September q 39-6ld
sellers. Futures closed firm at an advenco
NEW YORK. June ;, nOOn.-CottOn Guiet.
mlddIng uplands. II 9-l6c: middling OrfesDss'
ii l5-lbc; sales 495 bales 4O''A9'
, r. utures; Market opened dull. with sales as
lolioWs; june delivery, II 4Oc: JnIv- N &c.
n iSc .'i - eSe; september, II CSC; October.
5:UO p. m.-COttOn guiet. nnidfliro ,,,,,., L.
eae Y5-ty1C' mlodllng Orleans, II I3-I6c: sales
O'9 O;les; net receipts 50 bales gross I,O9l.
ILL.,. q M nf
1900 bales, as follows: June deIirarv n -
OH 50ci July, II 7l(9l1 re: August. II SsS9
- Soc, september, II 69ldll zoe: October II ~
y ao- &c; November, II 00GI ole; December.
~ ~ g5gil O9c; January, IL o7tdlI Csc; February
Al gil lsc; March. II 2S'GlI Soc
Inc [ostS cotton report saws: ssThe New
l0fK cotton market opened this morning for
cotton Tor future deliveries dun at about YES
terday's clOsings. At the opening call. lime
delivery sold at II SIC, August at ii SsCdlI SIC
anu september at IL &c. The sales were ]. 300
In H..
at the following prices: June II SIC JnGv
II &c, August II S5c, September IL 69c. Octo
per II PC. At p. m. the market was steady
AT unchanged prices"
GALVESTON. June 5.-COttOn ou1et. mid
1Ilng ll3sc net receipts 10 bales gross 10: sales
l'6 bales; stock 5,452 bales.
5NIORFoLK, June 5.--CottOn quiet; middline
!I2sc; net receipts II bales, gross IA: stock
,loS bales; sales bale.
5, WILMINGrOS, June 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
Jung lI5sc; net receipts bale, gross 1; sales
none; stock LBS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 5.-Cotton steadier.
mldding ll54c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81
sales t9s i,GOe bales; stock lO5,9OO bales.
MOhlLEs June 5.-COttOn dull: middIino
ll54c; net receipts l24 bales gross i24: sales d
bales; stock 1855 bales; exports coastwise
Mr. MEMPHIS, June 5.-COtton quiet; middling
liSsc; receipts AZ bales; shipments 247 bales:
sales l,200 bales; stock 1851 bales
AUGUSTA, June 5.-COtton quiet: middlinp
llz2c; receipts 37l bales: sales none.
o. in n o
lnlddllng nominal; net receipts IS bales, gross
81; sales none; stock 8, 1856 bales
NV YORK, June 5.-ConsOlidated net re-
celpts Tor all cotton ports to- day, S6S bales:
eXportstO Great Britain - bales, To France
bale, TO the continent $50 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. etc.
LIVERPOOL, June 5. nOOn.-Breadstuffs
dull, with very small business doing. Bacon
long clear Ais Cd; ditto short clear ASS. Lard
sew YORK. June 5. noon.-FIour heavy
wheat advanced 5000 but lost il. Corn
lower. PORK steady; mess, Sl7 30. Lard dull
at soc. kreights firm.
800 p. m.-klOur. Southern flour UNCHANGED
common to fair extra So 6O(d4 IS; good to
choice ditto 81 70sG6 %. Wheat, spot 1fnISc.
higher; ungraded red S2lGSl 10: No , red
June delivery 81 OOIzdl OOs{. Corn-spot lots
53,G94c lower; Ungraded 55(G62c; No ?. June
delVery 6AG625sc. Oats-spOt lots 15(dlc
higher; No. ?, 3SG3S54c. Hops barely steady
Gouee, ialr Rio. on spot. duh at CSC. Sugar
dull and somewhat nominal; fair to good re-
ming, l5-l6G5 l-l6c; refined dull-C so
954c, extra Z 53syg552c, white extra Z $40
&c. yellow I 4s4tg5c, of A 55s1l61Sc, mould A
l3-l6c, standard 4 CSC. cOnfectioners' A
Use, cut loaf and crushed &c, powdered ~
G159e, graduated 63zc. MOlasses quiet. Cot
ton seed oil. 35d36c for crude: 4O(d44c for re-
fined. Wool dulI and barely steady. Pork
very dull; prices without quOtable change:
old mess on spot, Sl4 90. Middles nominal:
long clear SIC. Lard opened firm; closed
dull; W estern steam, on spot 25c; June de-
livery 20GS 25c. FFeights to Liverpool firm
but quiet; cotton, per steam, I-6ld; wheat,
per steam, Sd.
CHICAGO. June 5.-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
opened dull; closed &c lower; regular, cash
SI5zc; June delivery o73z(dSS1sc. Corn firm:
closed 14l9Ssc above yesterday; cash lots 55(d
5554c; June delivery, $3.50. Oats firm and
out change. Lard steadier: cash and June
delivery O252(gS O5c. Bulk meats in moderate
demand; shoulders, Soc; short rib. s 25c.
whisky 81 l3. Sugar-cut loaf 75Sl9Sc.
6p. m.-The Board OF Trade opened to-day
at the usual time, and closed when the bell
tapped. The commission sat in their Offices
and chewed their tOOthpicks; spectators
stared at the bulletin boards; messenger BOYS
matched nlckels in the alley, and the tickers
alone were busy registering the dullest mar
kets Chicago has seen this year. 1t is admit
ted on Change that business of speculative
nature will be at a stand still until the con-
ventlOn Is over. Wheat opened stronger sold
of &C, then rallied on a tiFmer New York
market and a report that the Eastern state
ment OF the visible supply showed a reduction
from last week Of over million bushels. The
market subsequently weakened and dragged.
During the last hour it was reported that
Young was buying a good deal of stuff. Corn
followed wheat, and provisions were inactive.
except meats, which were 1irmer. Oats ad
vanced for July, and were Independent of the
other markets. This month and next were
run up By the ''shOrts.n who were flling in
freely. Cash No. wheat was SI34GSSc, No.
corn 5514G5j14c. and No. oats about s33Sc.
The market closed tame and lower. On the
afternoon board wheat declined from S91& to
So {c fort July. Corn sold at 56I4G561zc for
July. Oats closed at 33E (seller) for July.
Pork was quiet at SI9 Is for Jnly. Lard was
quoted at li1ac.
BALTIMORE, June 5, noon.-Flour steady
but quiet; Howard street and Western su-
perfne, - 1903 80; extra, So 50,d4 so; family,
s 50G5 IS: city mills superfne, So 00,G3 50
extra, g 50g4 30; Rio brands, IS 62,G5 IS.
Wheat-SOuthern nominally steady; Western
firm and dull; Southern, red 81 0Sgl 10, amber
81 1901 l3; No. / Maryland, 81 ll4(Gl 49,;
No. Western winter red, on spot, 81 O2s4g
! O25s. COrn-SOuthern steady; Western
tirmer and dull; Southern, white 6SG7lc, yell
low 6OG63c.
CINCINNETI. June 5.-Wheat heavy; No. ,
red, 81 O0gl Of. Corn dull; No. mixed. SOC
ProvisiOns-Pork quietat SIS 90. Lard in fair
demand at 15c. Bulk meats-shOulders 614c,
short rib SIC. Bacon unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 IL. Sugar dull and unchanged;
hard refined, 714G79zc; New Orleans, 5J4g
&c. Hogs weak, common and light, 81 90
a Is; packing and butchers, 81 s5G5 so.
LOUISVILLE. June 5.-Wheat 1rmer; No.
red. 81 0lGl o.. Corn hrmer; No. mixed IS
(d59c. Oats frmer; No. mixed, 35GS6c.
Provisions quiet: Mess pork, SIS. Bulk
meats-shoulders &c; short rib SIC; sides Sc.
BacOn-shoUlders &c; clear rib 91sc. Hams.
sugar cured unchanged. Lard-steam leaf
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat closed a shade lower; No. red, 81 O5
for cash. Corn higher and slow; 52JS(G535 sc
for cash: 5l5zG9523sc for June delivery. Oats
higher; 32l4@32lac for cash. Whisky steady
I
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-COffee duh and
lower. Sugar duh; yellow clarified, 534g6c.
MOIasses duh; centrifugal, l7G25c. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime crude, S21ztGS3c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEw YORK. June ), nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at Sic. ROsin steady at 81 $50
500 p. m.-Rosin dull. Spirits turpentine
| Bic.
CHARLESTON. June 5.-Spirits tuFpentine
/ dull: 27l5c bid. Resin quiet; strained TO
| good strained, 81 O5.
/ WHMINGTON, June 5.-Spirits turpentine
| firm at 27l5c. ROsin dull; strained 81 90; good
/ strained, 81 95. Tar steady at 81 10. Crude
| turDentine steady; 81 90 for hard and 81 o. for
/ yellow dip and virgin.
RICE.
| CHARLESTON, June 5.-MaTket steady; fair,
| 55zG5J6c; good, 55SlG554c; prime, 55sc.
| NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Market in fair de-
mand; fair, 5J((g55sc; good, 55995z4c; prime,
! 555G6c.
| NEW YORK. June 5.-Market quiet; fair, ga
/ 153zc; good. 6CG6lzc; prime. 65ac.
/ New York Fruit and Vegetable Market.
1 NEW YORK, June 5.-Peas- Norfolk. per
/ crate 81 coal 70; Charleston, per crate, 81 70
/ an So Beans-GeOrgia and Charleston, per
| crate, 81 O0(GI IS: Florida, per crate, - 50g
1 80 40 (.pOruia. Der crate. 81 Qua