Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

NEW YORK.-May 9.-COtton quiet: mid
ding uplands lie, mfddling Orleans l114c;
net receipts 252 bales, gross 1923; sales 1913
bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet and steady,
with sales of % 600 bales, as follows: MAY de-
livery 10 g4GlO 95c; June, 10 ggc: JULY 10 "a
(1l0 csc; August, ll(gll ole: September, 10 50
Gl0 SIC; October. 10 2lGl0 pc; November,
10 lOGl0 he; December, 10 1910 lie; January,
10 2l(GlO DC.
The POSTS cotton report says: Culture de-
liveries have been more quiet to-day. The
sales at the first call showed at first a decline
Of 2-lO0c .G3-l00c., but the loss was mostly
recovered before the call was over. Then
prices 1uctuated for time, but
after having been run S-lOOc. OIL
for June, July and August, the entire
gain was lost again and before the third
call May, June and July sold 3-lOOc. below the
lowest rates in the morning, August l-lOOc.
lower, namely II Ole. At the third call June
brought 10 99c-, September 10 54GDl0 53c., OctO-
Der 10 pc, December 10 He, May was offered
at 10 CSC, July at 10 s5c.. August at 10 llc.,
November at 10 l2c. and January at 10 23c."
GALVESTON, May 9.-COttOn firm; mid
&c; net receipts associates, gross 1850; sales
l. 49, bales; stock 81, 200 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1862 bales.
NORFOLK, May 9.-Cotton quiet and firm
middling 1850; net receipts 7O5 bales, gross
705; stock 81 ,S23 bales; sales 39I bales; exports
10 the continent 2,20S bales, cOastwse l.641
bales.
steady; middling l07sc,s low middling l0l4c,
good ordinary &c: net receipts 757 bales,
gross l.2I7: sales 2S2 bales; stock 17,4IO; eX-
ports to Great Britain 4,226 bales, cOastwise
80 bales.
BOsTON, May 9.-COtton steady; middling
lie. low middling lO15c, good ordinary 95sc;
net receipts LOLA bales, gross LOLA; sales -;
stock 1855 bales.
WILMINGTON, May 9.-CottOn firm; mid
ding lO14c: low middling CSC; good ordinary
9-l6; net receipts IA bales, gross IA; sales
none; stock 1902 bales.
PHiLADFLPHIA. Nav 9.-CottOn steady:
middling lie, low middling l015c, good oTHil
nary 9l3c; net receipts $50 bales, gross 169;
stock 5,447 bales.
ding lOltc, low middling $50, good ordinary
&c; net receipts l,66l bales, gross 2,O29
sales 200 bales; stock 1852, 545 bales; exports
to Great Britain 3,225 bales, to the continent
3.639 bales, cOastwise 4, $50 bales. 80
MOBILE, May 7.-COttOn quiet; mlddllng
IOl &C; low mIddling 95se; good ordinary s2sc
net receipts IS bales, gross 81; sales lOO Daies'
stock 20. IS4 bales; exports cOastwise AS bales.
MEMPHIS. May 9.-COttOn quiet and firm
middling IOl{c, low middling 93sc, good ordl-
nary 91sc; net receipts AZ Dales, gross o4S
shipments 2.3Il bales; sales $50 bales; stock
AUGUSTA, May 9.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 SC, low middlingssze, good ordinary none'
net receipts 81 bales; sales g bales.
CHARLESTON, May 9.-COttOn firm; mid
ding lO3<c, low middling 1915 good ordinary
9lSc: net receipts $40 bales, gross $40; sales
100 bales: stock 81, 1888 bales.
NEW YORK, MAY 9.-COnsOlidated net re-
GENTS for an cotton ports to-day S,O53 bales;
exports, to Great Britain lO,S6S bales, TO the
continent 6. 045 bales.
ST. IOrIs. Nav 9.-COtton firm; middling
IOl.c, low middling CSC, good ordinary sac;
net receipts 4J6 bales, gross $40; shipments
Zoo bales; sales 395 bales; stock 4O,SS0 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
NEW YORK, May 9.-Flour, Southern closed
steady and fairly actiye; common TO Ialr
extra. 81 5OG5 80; good to choice extra, 50 3oCe
: 0O. Wheat, cash quiet but firmly held; No.
spring nominal; ungraded red, II O9,gl a; un s
graded white. 81 COOL Is; No. red, 81 2i94Sd
Il a5lS fer Nav delivery. Corn, spot lots held
firmly; ungraded, 57CG6412ci No. :, 642sCgoo24c
No. 2, May delivery, 6S5s(g644c. oats unset L
tied and 14tdl5c lower, closing weak, NO, =
4Sl6d4Ss2c Hons very duh and entirely noml-
mai. COnee, spot dull and unchanged; NO. Z
Rio. June delivery, Sc. Sugar strong ana
fairly active; centrifugal, 714g724c; De me
rara- else; refined stronger l2so,
extra c 7l4975sc, white extra z !!54ga55sc,
yellow 71zG. yellow 65slG1lZsc, on \ Sgslsc'
1nould A s5zdSs<c, standard \ S5sc, coniec-
toners A sac, cut I9a d U.s. .ntes 9lSof4c
Nolessps stronger: 50 test, Slz9c' klce steauy
and In fair demand. Hides firm; wet saltee
New Orleans selected, 89lOci IeAaS,seI'ee,teyS
Io9llc Wool dull and h Ssw mess on spot pot
$50 $4,000 50; options nominal. Ml9 9 ue,ii
and nominal Lard less active ana unset
tied; 9G91& points lower; prime steam n;o,S on
spot. u ORIG; May delivery, II O0c. frelsiIs9
10 Liverpool stronger; cotton, per steali'
Sled: wheat, per steam. 81 4d. o5
ST, LOUIS, May 9.-F1Our unchanged;
wheat opened higher, declined, reacted, and
closed better; No. red fall, 81 IA for cash;
81 AZ for MAY delivery; No. red falls OS224.
Corn dun and lower; 5I3<G52e for cash; 5lss4c
for Nav delivery. Oats FIRM 4Sg43s4c for
cash: 4Sd4Ss<c bid for June. Whisky steady
AT Al IA. PORK firm; jObbing $40 S5l2 for cash.
NIL meats firm: long clear, 10 CSC: short rib
~ - y. abort clear lie. Bacon firm and un-
changed; only job trade done Lard ard, nominal ANAL
.a;il "a ooli4 %: high grades, So 25(d6 %
Wheat Wheat steady; No. red winter, 81 OsCgl ~.
Corn steady: No. white, 55c. Oats steady
mixed Western, &C. Proylsions hI: sa ies.
Clear rib, lie; clear sides, ll7sc' Bacon