Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-01
Cotton.

June and July delivery. 6 l2-6i06 l3-6ld:
July and August, l3-64(g6 y -64(tJ8 1880
9 l4-64d: August and September, I6-6fQ
8 l5-64a6 l6-Gi'G6 l7-64fd6 f6-64d: Septnmber
and October, 6 l4-64f16 lS-641dG I4-B4d6 l5-Ggd:
October and November, 9 z-64GG 3-G4lI6 4-64d:
November and December. 563-6Aa5 62-64fd
b5-o4d; SeDtember, lS-6AG6 l9-6ld. Market
quiet at advance.
The tenders at tO-day's clearanees amounted
70 2, 100 bales new docket and 100 old docket.
Up. m--Sales to-day included $500 bales Of
American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
June delivery. l4-6fd, value; June and July
6 A-6fd, buyers; July and August. I4-e4d
buyers; August and September, 17-6id. buy
ers; September and October, 6-64d. value; :
October and November. 7-64d, buyers: No
yember and December, Cd value: Deem
Der and January. 63-64d buyers; Septem-
Der, l9-64d. buyers. Market firm.
AGO p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low mid
ding clause, July delivery, l4-64d, sellers;
July and August, l4-64d, sellers; August and
September, l7-6fd, buyers; September and
October, 15-6id. buyers: October and No
vember, 4-6ld, sellers; November and De-
eember. Cd, sellers; December and January
; b3-6id, buyers; September. 6 20-64d, sellers.
Market closed quiet but steady.
new YORK, June 30, nOOn.-Cotton firm:
mlddiinE upiands. 10 l5-l6s; middling Or
leans. II 3-l6c: sales l65 bales.
Futures: Market opened barely steady,
with sales as follows: June delivery, none !:
July, 10 Ole; August, II lie; September, 10 99c;
October. 10 &c: November. 10 soc.
$500 p. m.-COtton firm; holders asking
higher prices; middling uplands, 10 15-l6c;
mIddiing Orleans, IL 3-l6c; sales $40 bales:
net receipts bales. gross ISIS.
Futures-MarKet closed quiet, with sales of
1900 bales, as follows: July delivery, 10 SS(G
10 Sc; August, II Ol(Gll 02c; September 10 s.
(Gl0 sec; October. 10 59c; November and De-
cember. 10 40Gl0 45c; January, 10 52glO SIC;
February, 10 6iGl0 Csc; March, 10 76(Gl0 ne:
April. 10 SSGl0 sec.
The Posts cotton report saws: "Future de-
lIyeries, after an Improvement Of l0-l00c to
b-I al
till later in the day the entire advance was
lost. The reasons given for the anxiety to
sell are the rumOrs Of failures Of dry goods
houses, the bad state Of Wall street. and the
trouble in Marseilles in consequence OF the
cholera. The third call showed a recovery OF
2-I00G3-l00c. August fetched II Csc, Novcm-
Der 10 47c, and January 10 SIC. July was held
at 10 93e, September at 10 CSC, October at
10 62c. Decent Der at 10 47c, February at 10 CSC,
March at 10 soc, and April at 10 Sic. Futures
closed steady and without any material
GALVESTON. June 3O.-COtton dun and
nominal; midtling lie; net receipts l26 bales,
gross l26; sales none; STOCK 2,T72 bales.
NORFOLK. June Ju.-C0ttOn lower to sell.
middling lie; net receipts none; stock l.IlS
bales; exports cOsstwise 25 bales
WILAIHGTOE, June 30.-CottOn duh and
nominal; mid ling ll1sc; net receipts bales,
gross S; sales none; stock SIS bales; exports
| cOastWise 20 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 80.-COtton dull and
nominal; middling lie; net receipts 296 bales,
MOBILE, June 30.-COttOn dull; middlng
/ lie; net receipts Isl, gross Isl; sales none;
| stock 4,347 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 30.-COttOn quiet: middling
| lie; receipts ia bales; shipments 977 bales;
sales 800 bales; stock Il,672 bales.
AUGUSTA. June 30.-COttOn entirely nOmi-
nal; mlddllns lie; receipts bales; sales none.
CHARLESTON, June H.-COtton nominal; ;
middling nominal; net receipts 81 bales, gross
| 81; sales none; stock 1908 bales; exports
| cOastWise 500 bales.
Of
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1924 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1851 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. Er0.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-BreadstufTs, nothing
doing. Corn, new mixed IS sgd. Lard, prime
SEw loRK. June 80. noon.-Flour heavy.
| Wheat ss'G3<c lower. Corn 1491Sc lower. Pork
| dull; mess, SIS 5Ogl6 70. Lard firm at 4F}zc.
| Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern, closed barely
| steady; common to fair extra, So 50G4 60;
/ good to choice extra, 81 65lg6 p. Wheat-spOt
/ 549pzc lower; ungraded white, Gle; No. ?
/ red, June delivery nominal; July 9514G9634c.
/ COrn-spOt lG2c lower; closing heavy; un-
graded. 50G63c; No. ,, July delivery, 5S14(9
/ 59t4c. Oats SsG9sc lower; closing easy; No. 2,
/ 3l3403i3sc. Hops quiet at p G40c. Coffee, fair
4 Rio. on spot dull at 93<CGlOc; No. Rio, on
/ spot and August delivery S 35c. Sugar firmer;
/ moderate business; English Island ll-l6c;
/ centrifugal 53fc; st Domingo 43<c; Cuban
/ 4 9-l6gfszc; Brazil "a; fair 70 good refining,
/ 4 l3-lGc; refned-eXtra e &c, white extra Z
5szG57sc, yellow 4ssG51 Sc, OF A 6G61 SC, stan
/ dard \ 6l4c, cOufectiOners' \ CSC, cut loaf
I and crushed nc, powdered q sgd71zc, granu-
| lated 9-l6G6ssc, cubes 11sc. MOlasses firm.
/ Cotton seed oIl-325Sc for crude; S6lGilc for
/ refined. Hides barely steady; New Orleans
4 81 5G9lSc; Texas, selected, lplGllc. Wool un-
+ changed. Pork dull and heavy: old mess
| SIS 80. Middles nominal; long clear re.
/ Lard opened i0Gl2 points lower; closed with
/ a recovery Of 2G3 points; Western steam, on
/ spot 4Oc, July delivery : 1901 soc. Freights
to Liverpool hrmer; cotton, per steam,
\ Il-6id; wheat, per steam, sd.
/ BALTIMORE, June SO.-flour quiet but
\ steady; Howard street and Western SUI
/ perfine, 81 1903 81; extra, 50 5OG4 %; family,
/ 81 5Od5 81; city mills supertlne, So 00tD3 so;
/ extra. 50 5Oe4 %; Rio brands. IS 62yG5 Is.
/ Wheat-Southern nominally steady; Western
/ lower and dull; Southern red. 81 O0,Gl 05; ditto
\ amhcr, 81 O5Gl 10; No. l Maryland, 81 04ld
Il 81 06; No. Western winter red, on spot, ZIG
/ 9i34c. COrn-SOuthern nominal; Western low
CHICAGO, June SO.-FIour unchanged
/ Wheat opened weaker; closed lgl14c under
/ Saturday: regular, June delivery S35zg0s5c;
/ JuIv SiI[ 0dS5lso; No. Chicago spring. 1913
/ sic. Corn unsettled; closed 5000 unueI
/ Saturday; cash lots. 5lG5l5zc; June delivery
/ 5li952c. oats weak and lower; cash lots,
/ SOI4c; July delivery, S014,g905sc. Pork dull
/ and unchanged; cash 4l6.g9; July delivery
[ SO 80. Lard, easier and 5(1115 points lower;
cash lots 20G5 225sc; July delivery; 22l9,G
| 25c. Bulk meats Unfair demand; shoulders
/ 5 Use: short ribs acc; short clear Sc. Whisky,
/ 81 10. sugar steady and unchanged.
] 6p. m.-The market sold down rapidly to-
| dav, cash No. 2 spring wheat touching $3.50
! unSler the influence Of line weather for grow
/ ing crops and increased receipts; trading was
| on a fairly active scale, but there was as usual
1 a great scarcity OF new orders; wheat opened
[ with the closing figures OF saturday fairly
/ sustained, except in near deliveries; early
/ transactions were made at the bess figures OF
the morning session; heavy offerings OF July,
/ which were in such quantity as TO force a
/ sale on a declining market. caused decline
Of ne, the lowest quotations Of the morning
( being current about 10 O'Clock; the general
/ disposition was 70 close small holdings and
/ get an even market before delivery day; II
/ NAV be said with considerable certainty that
the deliveries Of wheat tomorrow VIII be
| heavy: on the afternoon board prices were
| again depressed. july closed at $50, August
/ AZ Ssc and September at 81 sc. Corn followed
| about the same course, and was SUBJECTED L
/ the same influences as wheat; the market
/ opencd weaker. rallied sc, then became veal
/ again and declined about &c for July and sz'
1 for August and September; on the Afternoon
board the market continued Weak, june ane
July closing al 5les August az 5-54c ana sep
/ tember % SIC. Oats ruled lower, closing a
/ soc for July, 263<c for August and 2554c fOl
September. Pork was very dull and showed
1 little change; prices closed at SIG so for jun
I and July. SIS for August and Sll 20 for sep
I tember Lard was weaker, with the lates
quotations at l0c for June and July.
ST. LOUIS. June SO.-Mheat lower: No.
red. 81 car for cash: 903Sa9lc for July deliv
cry. Corn lower, except cash, which IS bet
ter; SIC for cash; 4954Gi9lsc for July delly
/ eFV. Oats uuil ana lOMeFs NO. z UlAt0. 70
65slsc Tor cash; 264c for July delivery
| Whisky quiet. ProyisiOns-Pork quiets job
bling Si4 75,Gl5 90. Lard dull and nominal.
LOUISVILLE. June 30.-Grain dull; Wheai
No. , red. 97lScdSl 90. Corn. No. mixed
57c. Oats dull; No. , mixed, S5c. Provision
dull: Mess pork, $40 80. Lard, steam les
!. CTSc1NNATI. June S0.-Flour dull; famil
81 2Ofi4 GO; fancy 81 91et5 IS. Wheat dull; NJ
red, 93N9ic. Corn heavys No. mixed, 90
/ Oats quiet: No. mixed. SIC. Provisions
{ 1 Pork STEADY: mess. SIS 1916 co.. Lard IN tal
) ! demand at &c. Bulk meats steady; shoulder
55c, short ribs S5sc, short clear &c. Wn ls
b / quiet at 81 o.. Sugar in fair demand; Me-
4 | Orleans 55z6d61Sc. Hogs quiet; common an
: light, 81 O0G5 20; packing and butchers. 81 So
!. &c.
e NAVAL sT0REs.
LONDON. June 90. 4s30 p. m.-Spirits tuI
| pentine-spOt dull az as Cd; June aud Jul
delivery dull at Us cd; stock 1862 barrel;
afoat 9.s65 barrels; deliveries J, 479 barrels.
NEw lORz. June 80. nOon.-Splrits Surper
6 tire duh at S0GS01zc. ROsin dull at 81 2z1z
2ss.
1 SOS D. m.-ROsin dun at 81 2al491 ~
!, Spirits turpentine dull at soc.
= CHARLESTON. June 90.--Spirits turpentiI
quiet: 81 &c bid. R0sin steady; strained an
2 good strained, 81 o..
: .WILMfNGFoN. june So.-Spirits turpeatir
{ firm at 2Tc. Rosin firm; strained 975Scs zoe
: strained, 81 OH. Tar firm at 81 50. Cruz
turDentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow dip an
! virgin 81 s..
Z CHARLESTON. June s0.-Market dull; fai
= 53SG5lsc: good. 5JSlG53<c; priRpe. 53fG6c.
y NEW ORLEANs. June 30iLMarket quie
n fair sl1gl5I<c. good E3SG5lSc. prime 81 fd55z