Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-22

January, Q O909 lOc; February. 1909 l9c;
March, 2SNG9 29c: April. 5000 SIC.
=. l., Green Co.'s report says: "Most OF
the business was confined to putting forw ard
July contracts into August. The market
mace no important fuotuation througho
tne Jay. closing somewhat nominal at about
saturdays rates. No one cared to buy the
old crop. and the fear about selling AT ruling
prices checked offerings. Some lttle cover
ing OF late months took place on reports OF
a less favorable nature from crop sections,
put the majority of the Southern advices rep
resent excellent conditions. Liverpool lacked
tone, ana private accounts were really tame"
GALVESTON, June 2l.--Cotton QViet; mid
ullng SIC; net receipts Is bales. gross 10;
safes Az bales; stock LASS bales; exports,
coastwlse l,0l9 bales.
NoFOLK, June A.-Cotton quiet; middiing
oS: net reeelpts 1859 bales, gross 159; stock
9,GSS Oales; sales 40 bales; exports coastwlse
BALTIMORE, June 9l.-Cotton nominal; md
allng s5sc; net receipts % bales. gross 50;
STOCK 2,l4 bales; sales to splnners 800 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,l7s bales.
bOrsoN, June 2l.-Cotton quiet: miCidling
93sc: net receipts 1911 bales, gross 1873; sales
none; stock $50 baies
WILMINGToN, June 2l.-Cotton quiet; mid
aling SIC; net receipts bales, gross 6; sales
none; stock 1893 bales.
PAU ADELPHIA, June ELECTION steady;
1nIuulng 9Ac: net receipts l bale, gross 1;
stock 1850 bales
NEW ORLEANS June al-Cotton quiet:
middling S5sc; net receipts CSC babes, gross
Iozi sales 500 bales; stock 56,06l bales; eN-
ports, TO Great Britain 43S3 bales.
MOBILE, June 2l.-Ootton quiet; mtddling
sac; net receipts S. babes. gross So; sales 200
| bales.
SIC; receipts S39 bales: shipments S84 bales;
safes ID bales; stock -, 655 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 2l.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
| Sssc; receipts bales: sales bales.
CHARLESTON, June Notwithstanding do
ing; mlddllng &c; netreceIpts 1886 bales. gross
!,595; sales none; stock 1928 bales; exports,
TO the ointment 2,l00 bales, coastwlse 2. l12.
| ATLANTA, June 2l.-Cotton-middlIng SIC;
receipts SO bales.
NEW YORK. June 2l.-Consolldased net re-
| celpts Tor all cotton ports TODAY 4,000 bales;
France 80, to the continent ,54S; stock at all
! American ports 40l, Els.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, June 81, noon.-Wheat firm,
| with demand improving; holders offer mod
! erately. Corn easy, with poor demand; new
NEW YORK, June q, poon.--Flour duh and
heavy. Wheat opened 1z913c higher, but later
| declined N@lc. Corn without important
| change. Pork firm; mess. SO 25(99 so. Lard
| quiet but firm at 6 S215c. Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern closed quiet.
| Wheat shade stronger; No. red, July de-
Elivery S41ltGS5c, August S43z09S6c. Corn 2I4c
I higher; No. 2, July delivery 451sid455sc, Au-
! gust 45;StG455Sc. Oats 15(9Nc better; No. 2,
| June deliverySSg3S1sc. Hops quiet. Coffee,
I tair Rio, on spot, dun at SIC. Sugar steady
| but quiet; refined steady Molasses steady
| but quiet. Cotton seed oil, 25926cdor crude,
| 32@33c for refined. Hides steady; New Orleans
/ g1S@lOc. Texas D19c. Wool hrm; domestic
| fleece 27tGS6c, Texas 9022c. Pork steady;
I mess 50 25d9 80. Lard very duH and without
| change of Importance. Frelghts 20 Liverpool
/ steady; cotton l-64d, wheat 414d.
| CHICAGO, june 2l.-On Change to- day the
conditions were more or less unsettled, with
/ prices. after buoyant opening, tending some
| what downward; the announcement Of AIDE
1 crease of l.5G0 0G0 bushels In the visible sup
[ ply WAS made during the session, and was
| considerably larger than had been counted
| upon by the trade, but was not sufficient to
| maintain prices; the starting price for Au-
| gust was 76c, an advance of &c over the Off
| clal close on Saturday, and sold at once to
I 1910, but began to break of underfree offer
} ings and continued to decline, with few fiuc-
/ tuatlOns, until 74Isc had been reached, rallied
and closed at O'Clock atT55zc; in the after
| noon the feelingwas easy, and August closed
! at IS 3-l6c. Both corn and oats ruled very
/ slow. with somewhat easier tone, and closed
| trifie lower. Provisions ruled steady ana
I closed trife higher.
Flour unchanged. Wheat fairly active but
! generally easier. regular, June delivery 72H
| @7S2sc, July 73IG741<c, August 745a(D7614c.
! Corn duh and easier; cash lots 3i1<c, June
delivery 41z@35c, July SJ0S5%c, August
| 30 g. l6fG3615c. Oats duh and easy; cash &c,
July delivery q 5-l6(9275sc, August261 sl92614c.
ProvisIons-Mess PORK steady and firm; cash
| lots and July delivery IS S5@S 80, August s. IS
| az OH. Lard steady; cash l5c, July delv-
cry 20c, August 627J596 30c. Short rib sides
| steady; cash soc. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders S5(14 90c, short clear sides
5sO95 s5c. Whisky steady at 81 IA. Sugar
| standard A &c.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.--Flour unchanged.
! Wheat fairly active; No.@ red. cash 7Sc June
delivery 7S4c July 7l1sc bid. Corn very
| quiet: No. mixed. cash 301493il 20, June de-
| livery 3OAc. Oats firm but very dull; No.
| mixed. cash 2634c, July delivery 241ac bid.
| Whisky steady at 81 10. Provisions quiet but
! strong: Pork, So 25. Lard, SIC. Bulk meats
strong; boxed lots long clear SOC, short rib
Soc short clear 9Oc. Bacon higher; long
clear 1906 20c short rib 25@6 4Oc, short
clear 1906 Soc.
BALTIMoRE, June 21.-Flour easier and dull:
Howard street and estern superfne 80 500
? 80. extra So 00(G3 So, family So 1904 so; city
millssuperfne 81 50l08 90, extra SO 25d94 90, Rio
brandsA 500i 81. Wheat-Southern dun and"
nominal; Western higher and active; South
ern, red S2(0Slc. amber S6(G8Sc; No. w estern
winter red, on spot Size asked. COrn-South-
ern higher, with active demand; Western
frmer but dull; Southern, white 466147c, yell
low 4SG45c.
CINCINNATI June 81 Flour steady: family
50 COOS IS. Wheat easy; No. 2 red, 79(GSlc.
Corn stronger; No. mixed 35c. Oats quiet;
No. mixed 2915c. Provisions Pork quiet at
$3.50. Lard active and higher, 95c. Bulk
meats higher; shoulders 75c, short rib Csc.
Bacon stronger; shoulders S712c, short rib
6 40c, clear 621Zc. Whisky steady at 81 10.
Sugar quiet; New Orleans sac. Hogs firm;
common and light 50 5O9l 20; packing and
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-Coffee steady; Rio,
common TO prime 6sz(9l0lzc. Cotton seed oil
steady; prime crude 23SAc. Sugar steady
and unchanged; Louisiana open kettle. strict
ny prime 5tstG5l4c; cent1fug ais, prime yell
low clarified $40. MOlasses steady and un-
changed; Louisiana open kettle, good prime
to strictly prime S2cs centrifugals, prime 10
strictly prime l5Gl9c.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Grain closed quiet:
Wheat. No. red 75e. Corn. p o. . white 3SI%c
Oats. new No. 2 mixed 2915c. Provisions quiet:
Bacen-clear ribsides . 371&c, clear sides SOC,
shoulders soc. Bulk meats-clear sides sac,
shoulders SC. Mess pork, 50 IS. Hams, sugar
cured l01z9l2c. Lard, choice leaf 75c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, June2l. noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 3i]Z93lAc. RosIn steady at
81 O09 05.
LONDON, June q, 4 p. m Spirits turpen-
tine quiet: spot 2ls Cd, September delivery
"a "a. Stock q. 293 casks, deliveries l,24I.
scoop. m.-Spirits turpentine steady at 3l5z
(d3fc. Rosin dull.
WILMINGTON, June 2l.-Sprits tnrpentine
firm at 29c. ROsin firm; strained SC, good
strained sue. Tar firm at 81 70. Crude cur
pentIne firm; hard 75c, yellow dip 81 o., ylr-
gin 81 so.
RICE.