Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-24
re the closing quotations:
COTTON.


holders made no concession. Narns-business
moderate at unchanged prices.
LIVERPOOL, June %, nOon.-COtton dull /;
prices generally in bnyers' favor; middiDg
uplands 3 led; middling Orleans $50: sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 900
bales; receipts II 900 bales--American $500
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low middlinQ clause.
July and August delivery, 5 S9-64,G5 40-64D
39-d4d; August and September,a 5 49, 64O1
44-64t05 43-64d; September and October,
42-64d: October and November. 5 8i-64d /:
November and December. 3 49, 64d: December
February, 35-68d. Market dull at the de-
cline.
2:OOp. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
bales of American.
Futures: Upands. low middling clause.
June delivery. 8S-64d, value; June and July,
5 38-64d, value; July and August, 39-64d
oilers; August and September, ) 43-6id, SELL
ers: September and October 42-64d. sellers;
October and November. 5 95-84d, buyers; No
vent Der and December, 80 Sad, buyers; De
cemher and January.5 30 -64d, buyers; January
and February, S5-64d. buyers. Market dull.
400 2. m.-Futures: UDlands. low middhng
clause, June delivery. 5 39-g4d. value: June
and July, 5 30 ed, value; July and August,
40-64d, sellers; August and Septem-
her, 44-64d, buyers; September and october,
) 4S-64d, value; October and November.
5 36-64d, buyers; November and December.
5 34-64d, buyers; December and January,
5 3464d, buyers; January and February,
3b-b4Q. myers. Market closed urn.
NEW YORK. June ", nOon.-COtton firm;
middiing uplands lOssc; mlddllng Orleans
l0l5c; sales 1875 bales.
Futures: Market dull but steady, with sales
as follows: June delivery, &c; july, 10 2lc;
August, 10 Bic; September 10 l0c; October.
9 soc.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed quiet: middling
uplands l03sc; mIddling Orleans l01Sc; sales
265 bales: net receIpts 10 bales, gross 1926.
Futures: Market closed firm. with sales OF
2400 bales, as follows: } une delivery, 10 250
10 &c; July. 10 27lal0 2Sc; August, 10 SIC;
September, 10 l760l0 lSc; October. 9SG9 99c;
November, 9 SOC; December, 9 5000 90c; jan
uarv, 9S(G9 99c; February, 10 O9Gl0 l0c;
March, 10 1910 zoe.
The Post saws: ''The market opened this
morning for future delivery quiet al yester
days closing prices. At the opening call
September delivery sold at 10 l0Gs0 lie, No
VEN Der at = sic. December at SIC, and JaDu-
airy at 9 Gle. After the opening call and up
to IL a. m. the market was rather firmer, and
at which time the following were the bidding
prices: June IL zoe, July 10 DC. August 10 Bic,
September 10 lie. October 92c, November
9S1c. Futures closed steady and 6-lO0gS-lOOc
higher than yesterday"
GALVESTON, June 23.-COtton easy; mid
ding lO1Sc; net and gross receipts none; sales
g bales stock 3,95S bales.
NORFOLK, jane 23.-COtton steady; mid
ding lOLc: net receipts "a bales, gross p /;
sales bales; stock l.SS9 bales.
WILMINGTON, june 8.-C0tton hrm: mid
ding lol4c; net receipts bale, gross /; stock
40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-Cotton easy mid
ding 3 l5-l6c; net receipts 10 bales, gross 5S;
sales 200 bales; stock 56.ss9 bales.
MOBILE June 23.-Cotton nominal; middling
lOc: net receipts bale, gross !; sales none;
stock 1870 bales; exports. cOastwise l2O bales.
MEMPHIS, June 23.-Cotton dun but steady;
midaling l0l4c: receipts 30 bales; shipments
l78 bales: sales 50 bales; stock l3,s0s bales.
AUGUSTA. June 23.-COtt0n dull; middllng
l0l%c: receipts none: sales - bales.
CHARLESTON. june sS--Cotton quiet; MID
ding roc: net receipts II bales, gross IL I;
sales 10 hsles; stock 1905 bales.
NEW YORK, June 23.-COnsOlidated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 93 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 3,l64 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, june %, noon.-Wheat steady,
with fair demand; hOiders offer moderately;
Caifornia No. 2, is SdCa6s Ia; red Western
spring, 6s l0dG7s. Corn hrm, with tar de-
mand. Beef, extra India mess SOs. Tallow.
fine American 29s sd.
NEW YORK, june 28, noon.-Flour duh ana
easy. Wheat better. Corn higher. Pork
steady mesg &ll 2jdll 80. Lard dun at
S2I5c. Freights weak.
500 D. m.-Flour, southern steady: Wheat
-spot Grm aud in some cases shade better;
ungraded red 85a0ic; No. red. June deliv-
erv 81 OlO8l Ola. July 81 DISCO Ol9S. Corn
spot lots y shade higher, closing nrm, un-
graded, 52n51r: ungraded white, be; south
grn white 7lc: No. = june delivery 5iGbl4c.
oats L.ag.c better; No. 2, 85IeG3l5sc. Hops
duil and nominal Coffee, fair RIO, on spot
dun At SIC; No. Rio, on SPOT soc; July
delivery 1905 soc. sugar quiet but steady
and unchanged; fair 90 good refining 5Al9
basc: refined rather weak-C B4N5ee, extra
q Is 'Il-l.01rssc, white extra & 55s,dj l5-lhc.
yellow l1s(a5isc. on A 5000, mould a csc,
standard q 7-iGA0hc. c0nfectiOnere a g94c,
cut loaf aud crushed II@iAc. powdered "a
07i5c. GRADUATED go, cubes 1Ls9ihe. Mo-
lasses sieadv. Cotton seed oil-b2G6bc for
crude, $40 3ac for refined. Hides steady New
Orleans NJ .Mas4c, TeXas Gl2c. Wool steady
and IN Unnf demand POrs dull and n0fni-
nally unchanged. Mlddles dun. Lard q shade
easier. western steam. on sp1t - 4dh Noe.
.lnlv delivery g si6t s8c. Freighta 20 Liverpool
steady; cotton, per steam I'd; wheat per
CHIoAGo. June 23.--The wheat market was
one OF extraordinary dullnefs after 2 briei
season Of activity AZ The opening the thlcako
visible euppy statement showing ~ incfease
of 300, 900 bushels, while the New l0rk sthle-
mcnt indicated decrease OF lVVVVu uu7noiH;
These varying statements, however. equahecu
the ones made respectively by the TWO sta-
tiaucinns the preceding week. Inc ueclne
In prices waa apparently anticipated ny the
crowd, and there was some free selling ~ ths
opcuing but the market aiendicd rapidly. ana
II was found that there was very litue whtAt
on sale. which cauecd quick upturn on /Ay'
From this point on the market dFafReu, ln
spite Of which prices remained hfm anu
closed s6c higher than Yesterday. Az uns
time during the regular session trading censsu
entirely, and light trading during we i4sl