Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. May % 500 D. m.-SaIes of
dav included 5. 800 bales OF American.
Futures; Middling uplands low mi ID
35-64d; deliverable in June and July, 35-64d :
deliverable in July and August, 6 40-64d: deliv-
cradle in August and September, 4S-64d; de-
liverable in September and October, 80 64A
sS-64d. Futures closed dull
NKB YoRK, May 22.-Cotton closed irregular:
sales 1853 bales; middling uplands, 12Izc; mid
ding Orleans, l2Ssc; net receipts $50 bales;
Futures closed steady, with sales Of GAG. 900
bales. as follows: May. IL 95011 &c; June
September, II soil S3c; October. II 45c: SO,
vember. II 2S11l 29c; December. II 294l1 30c;
January. II 40 all 42c; February. IL 541ll 55c
GALVESTON, May 22.-Cotton quiet; middIing
net receipts s. bales: gross receipts 60 bales :
sales 800 bales: stock SOB bales; exports to
Great Britain ?, S26 bales, coastwise 412 bales.
NORFOLK, May 22-CoEJon dull; middiinR
1I3<c; net receipts 37S bales; gross receipts 37S
bales; stock 1901 bales; sales 20 bales; exports
coastwise ga bales.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Cotton dull; middIing
1875 = low middling 1850; good ordinary 1880;
net receipts 60 bales; gross receipts SO bales :
sales leo bales; stock % Ot9 bales; exports coast
wise ,00 bales.
12ISc; low middIiug l2Isc; GOOD ordinary lI1ke;
net receipts 500 bales; gross receipts 5S4
bales; stock 9095 bales.
WILMIEeToS, May 22-Cotton dull; mid
nary 1OJkc; net receipts 81 bales; gross receipts
81 bales; stock 2.s05 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Cotton dull; mid
ding i2l5s. low middling i2c; good ordinary
lie; net receipts 1877 bales; gross receipts $50
bales; stock 1920 bales.
NEW ORLKANs, May 22-Cotton dull;
middiing i2c; low middling 1889; good ordi-
nary ike; net receipts ga bales; gross re-
ceipts 64t bales; sales 1000 bales: stock 90, 493
bales; exports to the continent !, 292 bales.
MOBILE, May % cotton weak; middfing Il 5Ec;
l.
receipts 1S5 bales; gross receipts 1S6 bales;
salss 50 bales stock 10. tsS bales; exports coast
wise 27S bales
MxxFaIs. Nav 29-Cotton quiet: mid fling
iIS{c: low middling 11I<c: good ordinary 1Okc
aas receipts l41 bales; gross receipts 500 bales;
shipments sO5 bales; sales l,sOJ bales; stock
80 g5S bales.
1889; low middling l11kc; good ordinary 101fc;
net receipts So bales; sales % bales.
CHARLESTON, May 22.-COetOn quiet: mid
lIAc; net receints 2e3 bales; gross receipts
2S3 bales; sales 100 bales; stock s62J bales; ex-
poris coastwise .221 baleE.
NEW YORK, May demonstrated net re-
eeipts to-day for sill cotton ports, 1883 bales;
exports 70 Great Britain g. $50 bales, to the con-
tinent 3,iSl bales
ST. LOUIS, May 22-Cotton closed weak;
middling ll5sc; low middling 1850; good or
binary l0s<c; net receipts 26 bales: gross re-
ceipts sec bales; shipments 425 bales; sales
20 bales; STOCK Pa bales.
Provisions. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LONDON, May %, p m.-Tsllow. t3s Cd.
HAVANA. May 20-Sugar-the market opened
quiet, but later In the week 1t became live
lier, and a large business would have
been transacted had not holders been too
firm; molasses sugar, SO to SO degrees po-
lariz alton, 7A979s reals gold per per, arro6e;
centrifugal, 81 TO 81 degrees polarization, in
boxes and hOgsheads, sA19A reals; stocks
in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas 10000
H,o 20 ,1f Of
the week, c, 400 boxes. II 900 bags, and 10, $50
hhds; exports during the week, l,75J boxes,
2.5lO bags. and S.2OO hhds. including 600 bags
and all the hogSheads to the United States.
Molasses quiet; 50 degrees polarization, So
St4 reals, gold. per key. Bacon, S37 OO13S 72,
currency, per cwt. Butter. superior American,
S52D55, currency, Der quinta'. Flour: $S6129.
currency, per Dbl. for American. Beef, jerked,
nominal at s2133IS reals, currency, per arrobe.
Hams, American sugar cured, S35 OO@36 rs,
currency, per Quintal for Northern, and SAB 90
243 so for Southern. Lard, in kegs, So 000
81 50, currency, per quintal; in tins, $50 OO0
80 55 Potatoes. IS 0O19 90, currency, per
barrel. fellow. Sl7 oO124 90. currency, per
quintaL Wax, yellow ~ COGy %. gold' per
Onions, 70 0O1lO o., currency, per barrel for
American Coal Oil. il tins, 9N01O1< reals, cur
rency, Per gal Empty Hogsheads, 81 0O14 IS.
gold Lumber steady; white pine, S34031,
gold. per thousand; pitch pine. S3513S. Shocks
nominal; for boxes. 8 reals, gold; for sugar
hogsheadS, 23G124 reals: for molasSes hogs
ntllS. GlEt@S Etaie. navy OtduSs MAAJcs otllOo
reals, currency, per arrobe. Corn, 1OA0il
reals. currency, per arrobe Hoops nominal.
Freights week. tonnage abundanti loading at
Havana for the United States, per hogshead Of
sugar So OO13 so currency; per hogshead Of mo-
laSses. 81 2502 so: from ports on the north
coast (outside ports, for the United States, per
hogshead Of sugar, So 5O14 90; per hogshead
of mOlssses. 3 5012 IS.
NKv YORK. May y Flour, Southern, closed
quiet and unchanged; common to fair extra,
Is 6516 IS; good 70 choice extra. So sO1S l2h.
Wheat opened shout 11fc better, but after
wards lost the advance and declined 1h0lssc
closing dull and weak at the inside rates; No. 2
spring, 81 81; ungraded red, 81 4711 4Slf; No. ?
red, Nay delivery, 81 4s4Gl 90 Corn A0zSc
graded, s. S5Ifc; No. g May delivery, S5Ac
Oats white about steady, mixed 40ltc lower;
trade fairly active; No. 3, 60G6O14c. Hops quiet
but held very strong; yearlings lO02Oc. Coffee
steady but quiet; prices unchanged. Sugar
firm but quiet; fair 70 good refining, 7ss171kc;
refined closed firm - standard A, sAG9ssc;
yellow z. 7MGse; white extra =; ssae
on A, s3z0slSci mould A. R1Sc; confectioner's
A, 93k09Ifc; cut loaf, 1850 lCSlc; crushed. l01s
1850; powdered. lO5sc; graduated. 1oVg bic;
cubes, 1O3Sc. Cotton seed oil. 55051lfc. Hides
firm. demand fair; New Orleans, 1014c; Texas,
lO1z1llc. Wool firm but rather quieti domes-
tic neece. 52146c; Texas, l4Oe0c. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice dull and weak.
Pork fairly active; mess. on spot, Sls 254
19 37Ik for old. and so 4O020 80 for new; extra
am prime. Sl7 o.; new mess, July delivery,
SO 90. Middles quiet but nrm; long Clear,
fllSc: short ii5kc Lard more active, opening
about SC per cWt higher but closing weak, with
the advance lost; sales of prime steam, on spot.
at II S2Jkl1i S5c; June delivery, IL 1901 171xc;
refined. quoted at IL Soc. for continent.
FreIghts to Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam,
8 ns-32d: wheat per steam, I'D.
EEw ORLEANS. May 22-E1our quiet but
steady: Xxx, SIS 1906 90; high grades, S. 250
us. Corn higher; mixed and yellow, CSC;
white, e5c0Si Oats dull: seedE. CSC. Corn
meal quiet at 81 3564 40 Hay eAsleri ordipa-
~. s1S02l; prime, SIS. Pork higher, so $40
% So Lard firm; refined, in tierces ii go
IL size in kegs IL CSC. Bulk meats stronger;
shoulders, packed. 8 75c. Bacon strong; shout
ders sSzc: clear rib and long clear, 1915 l211c.
Hams, sugar cured, steady and in fair demand;
canEased l41l51kc. as TO size and brand Whis=
Ky firm; Western rectided, 81 O51l ~. Conee
firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime. S1lOs4c.
sugar dull and lower; common to good COIN
mon. 69<07cg yellow clarified, e9k0S3zc. Mo-
lssses dull; common reboiled. 45147c; prime,
5505Sc Rice dull: louisiana ordinary to
choice, 6z073zc. Bran quiet at 81 071<.
CHICAGO, May 22-Flour hrmer but not quot
ably higher Wheat active and higher bat I'M
settled; No. 9 Chicago spring, 81 2S0l 2S1k for
cash; 81 2SJ< for May; 81 2sH for June; No. 3
ditto, 81 IDOL 1915: rejected, S5090c. Corn
fairly active and q shade higher; 74560745zc
for cash and May, 72lf0 for June and July.
oats dull and q shade lower; 5134c for cash SIC
for May; 50H0505Sc for June Provisions
pork higher; mesa s19 62J<019 IS for cash;
RfQ 601Aig rs for Nav. Lard fairly active and q