Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-13

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gsiI L. FS Sqsierr.d. .lS Ss73
Esf Sss sRSfs I'd T TsSs.5 Fi Fssiss
-L'Y1le & Eesh5 .a7sk ri Z" praf ia
SspPhis & CAsr. Western onion s. e
bid.
LIVERPOOL, june u, noon.-Cotton, steady.
wilma fAi TieEi3ai1d nj uplapds 7zIgifs
InidaiIng. Ot4e6ss, 9 Sled .sales l0.0O0 bales
ior sIscIiatioY and export 400 tlsies ne
/ + Hpidre4s h. blb1es. DR fnllldIiAe clause.
June and July delivery, 25-64d; July and
August, 9 25-6lg6 cd; August and Sep
TENDER, 81 39-efti< September and October
2S-64d; October and November. i6-64d:
SertgmbeF, 8 gz-64d- Market steady.
p. m.-Sales to-day included sl0 bales Of
] ]. FagEess upAgis riqiw sla1HHnlg elaase,-
! .lie tlel iYery. q ~ ga, value; June and 1nly
s z5-6id. value; July and August. 27-64d
sellers; august ana september . SO-d4d, value;
tober ami. kOIeulier : 6 16-64d, sellers; Eozi
0vember and December, 6 il-64d, buyer. Be-
cember and January. l9-e4d, buyers; Sep
tember. sZ-64d. buy ers. Futures quiet
Good middling uplands e-I6d. middling
uplands6 1-l6d, low. middling upiauds g. I'd,
goo,d ordinary uglands 90, ordinary uplaRds
5zzd; good lniddiing Texas 65sd. middling
Texas 61Se. low middling Texas 6sEd, good
eriiaary Texas 6 s-1Gd, ordinary Texas
Slid; good middling Orleans, ll-I6d. mid
ding Orleans g-9Gd. low middIiDg Orleans
OFIeans 9-I8d il ~ N =
400 p, M Futures; Uplands,g low mid
ding clause, June delivery, 25-64d, buyers:
, June and md. yEiYje 2 2s-6id, buyers; July and
AnglisI- 2lf6ld buyersi August and Sep
TENDER, 3T-64d, sellers; September and
October, z5zb4d, buyers; October and No
yember, 8 46-hd, bEyers; November and De-
eember, ~ -e4d, buyers; December and Jan
hary.so 8I-sfas value; september. 32-64d,
buyers. Futures closed firm.
NV IpRKG June y, nOOn.-COtton quiet:
middllng uplands, ll5Sc; middIing Orleans,
ll5scf safes 60l bales.
Futures: Market opened dull, with sales as
follows: June delivery, II 55c: July, II Csc:
August. II $50; September, II &C; october,
II 22c: November. 10 9Oc.
Scoop. m.-CortOn quiet but steady: midding
uulands, ll5Sc; middling Orleans, ll7zc: sales
So bales, last evening fcOrrected) 263; net re-
ceipts none. gross Il bales.
kutures-Market closed steady at decline,
with sales OF 1900 bales, as follows: June
delivery, II 52c; July, II 69tgll 64c; August,
II 44nll SOC; September. II COO: October, IL IA
oil l5c; November, 10 92d1O CSC; December,
10 9ltSl0 92c: January, 10 9SGll OOc; February,
II COOL lie; March. IL 2lfQll 23c.
The Pests cotton report saws: culture de-
/ liveries up 10 the third call were quiet. and
varied little in price, but the third call dis
played more desire to sell, and lower bids
were accepted. especially at the second round
which resulted in a decline of j. l0Oc from
yesterdays closing quotatations. July sold
E
Der II Gle, October II lS(Gll l6Gll l5c Inn
mediately after the third call still lOwer'sales
were made. Futures closed easy, with June
2-l00c and the balance 4-l00q5- loco lower than
yesterday"
GALvEsTOS. JuRe I2.-Cotton dull; mid
ding ll5sc; net receipts bales, gross 2; sales
none; stock 5,633 bales.
NORFOLK, June l2.-Cotton quiet; middling
ll3sc; net receipts 81 bales gross 81: stock
ID bales.
WILMINGTON, June I2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding ll5sc; net receipts 8 bales, gross 8;
sales none; stock S97 bales
NEW ORLEANS. June I2.-Cotton duh and
easy; mtddilng ll5sc; net receipts PSI bales.
gross 262; GALES l00G bales; stock 100 227 bales;
exports. cOsstwise ! ,2S6 bales.
MOBILE, June l2.-CottOn dull; middling
llAc; net receipts p bales, gross y; sales 100
bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports cOastwise II
bales.
MEMPHIS, June l2.-Cotton steady; middling
/ ll5se; receipts 81 bales; shipments 376 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock Il, 266 bales.
AUGUSTA. June l2.-Cott0n quiet; middlina
lI5c; receipts 40 bales sales 10 bales
CHARLESTON. June l2.-CottOn nominal;
middling nominal; net receipts none, gross
none; sales 10 bales; stock 1903 bales.
NEW YORK. june I2.-ConsOlidatea net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day ,065 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 7.l4i bales, to the con-
tinent l,GO5 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June r. nOon.-BreadstufIs
dull and inclined to droOp. Cheese, 55s Cd.
NEW YORK. June p noen.-Fieur dull.
/ Wheat 1850 lower. Corn 1880 lower.
Freghts quiet.
500 p. m.-FIour, Southern. closed steady;
common to fair extra 50 60G4 IS; good to
lower; ungraded red, 77c9Sl lS; ungraded
white, 81 Is; No. red, June delivery 99ld993zc.
Corn, spot 14G12c lower; ungraded, 50G67c;
No. ?, on spot 621slG651zc, June delivery 6l15(g
6l24e. Oats 14ta5zc lower and moderately ac
tive; No. ?. 3734c. Hops very firm and un--
changed; common to choice, 22G30c. Coffee,
fair Rio, on spot. duh at lOe; No. Z Rio, on
spot s 40c, July delivery seas 35c. Sugar dull
and somewhat nominal; fair to good refining,
4 l3-l6,G5c; refined about steady-standard A
6 3-l6c, mould A ll-i6(G63<c, cOnfeetiOners'
A 9-l6c, graduated 9-l6G65sc, cubes TO
re. MOlasses dull and nominally unchanged.
Cotton seed oil unchanged; 35(p36c for crude;
4Od44c for refined. Hides unchanged; New
Orleans and Texas selected, l0tGllc. Wool
quiet and rather weak. Pork dull and un-
changed: mess, SIG 15,Gl1 90. Middles nominal.
Lard cas- points lower, closing weak: Western
steam, on spot 25c, July delivery seas 35c.
Freghts to Liverpool frmer; cotton, per
steam, 9-6ld: wheat, per steam, sgd.
CHICAGO. June l2.-Flour steady. Wheat
active but weak; closed 1slgl1sc under yester-
day; regular, June delivery S6l5gs714c; No. =
Chicago spring S634GSI1zc. Corn unsettled,
generally lower; cash lots, 5414l9545sc; June
/ delivery, 5461541zc. Oats weaker and 3S(d3<c
lower; cash lots, S2l4c; June delivery, 32l4c.
| Pork frmer and 20(G30c higher; cash lots.
/ $40 00,Gl9 50. Lard in fair demand but 10
| points lOWefs casu anu June delivery, U1l5
/ as csc. Bulk meats in fair demand: Shout
ders &c, short rib soc, short clear S5c. Whis-
/ Ky steady at 81 10. Sugar, standard A 61Ec.
The bears raided the market successfully
/ to-day, and prices dropped of steadily and
/ the rallies were slight; but the trading was
more active than has been shown on the board
/ for weeks. Soon after the opening wheat de-
| clIned sc, then rallied &c, influenced some
| what by the increased shipments reported;
/ later eased of about &c, nuctuated, and
| closed sc lower for July, lc lower for August
4 H.N
| figures of yesterday; the weakness late in the
| session was attributed to weak cable reports
/ and a lack of shipping demand; on the after
noon board the market continued slumpy, and
| July sold down to S73sc, but recovered slightly
/ and closed at S75sc for August. Corn was in
| good speculative and shipping demand, but
/ the feeling was unsettled and weaker, and the
/ market closed 5000 under yesterday; on the
/ afternoon board there was further decline
/ OF 1Ml;zc; June closed at SIC and July at
1 $3.50. There were more cash oats on sale
/ than the shipping demands would readily
| take, and weaker markets for the leading ce-
! reals influenced the speculative market unfa-
/ vOrably; on the afternoon board the market
/ continued weak, and the latest prices were SIC
| for June and 3215c for July. Pork and lard
/ showed very little change; June, July and
/ August pork were quoted at $40 so in the latest
sales; and lard closed at O25zc for June and
/ I21sc for July.
! CINCINNATI. June l2.-Flour unchanged;
/ family, 81 1904 IS. Wheat scarce and firm:
/ No red, 81 co. Corn dull; No. mixed SEQ
I
/ siOns-POrk dull at SIS 00(GlS 80 Lard, Z zoe
/ bid. Bulk meats easier; shoulders &c, short rib
/ SIC. Bacon easier but not quOtaby lower;
shoulders &c, short RIB CSC, short clear 93sc.
1 Whisky steady at 81 o.. Sugar UNCHANGED;
hard refined, 1920; New Orleans, $50
/ 6lSc. Hogs active and firm; common and
light, 81 00,9J %; packing and butchers. IS OO0
BALTIMORE, June y, nOon.-Flour quiet
/ but firm; Howard street and Western su-
perflne. - 1903 so; extra, So 50lt4 so; family,
/ "a 50G5 IS; city mills superfine, IS 0091S 80;
| extra, 50 50,G4 so: Rio brands. IS 62(15 rs.
| Wheat-Southern lower and quiet; Western
| lower and dull; Southern. red 81 O5(Gl O., am
| Der 81 OS,1I II; No. Maryland, 81 10 bid; No.
! 2 Western winter red, on spot and June de-
4 livery, 81 OllSQ1l o.. COrn-Southern frmer,
| with active demand; Western lower and dull !;
/ Southern. white 7lG7215c. yellow 6Sd6315c.
/ LOUISVILLE, June l2-Wheat dull; No. 2
| red. 81 90. Corn dull; No. mixed, Soc. Oats
| dull; No. mixed, Sec. Provisions quiet:
Mess pork, SIS 90. Bulk meats--shOulders &c,
| clear rib SIC. clear sides &c. Bacon-sh0ul-
| ders &c, clear rib 95zc, clear sides 95sc.
Hams, sugar cured l25zc. Lard, steam leaf,
1 lie.
ST. Louis. June 12.-Flour unchanged.
| Wheat active but lower: No. red, 99cCgSl 90
! for cash; 99(G99l &c for June delivery. Corn If
| regular and slow; 513sG53c for cash; $3.50
! Size for June delivery. Oats very slow; SIG
| 3lssc for cash. Whisky steady at 81 0S. Pro-
| visions steady and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June l2.-COfee steady; Rio,
| TI9Glllkc. Sugar duh and lower; fair to fully
/ fair, 4G43<c; yellow clarified, 51z(G53sc. Mo-
| lasses dull; centrifugal, lIG25c. Cotton seed
| oil dull; prime crude, S0(G3lc.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. June u, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 90lZc. ROsin dull at 81 S0CGl 321z.
500 p. m.-ROsin dull. Spirits turpentine
| steady.
CHiRLEsroS, June l2.-spirits turpentine
firm; z55<c bid. Rosin steady; strained and
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