Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-12
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Futures-Market closed easy, with sales of
5000 bales, as follows: March delivery, 10 l5e;
April, 10 29glO soc; MAY, 10 43Cbl0 44c: June,
~ 5i(glO 5oc; July, 10 70gl0 tic; August, 10 81
GlO SIC; September, 10 5l6gl0 53c; october. 10 p
gl0 24c; November, 10 l2CGlO l4c; December,
10 1910 l5c.
The Posts cotton report says: son. .un-
favorable Liverpool adyices the market here
opened at last nights prices, but the desire to
buy carried prices up little the call, and
afterwards light receipts gave the shorts
scare, and frightened some Of them into
covering. A good deal of cotton was bought
for outside accounts. After the shorts had
finished covering, the market weakened
points. finally closing at the lowest rates OF
the day, hut at an advance of l to points
over last nights Prices"
GALvEsToE, March lG.-Cetton steady; mid
$50; net receipts 1850 bales gross ana; sales
l,i22 bales; stock 1921 bales; exports to
Great Britain 300 bales.
NORFOLK. March IO.-COttOn firm offerings
light; middling ll-l6c; net receipts I,557
baes, gross ], $50; sales 936 bales stock 6S, 343
bales; exports ea2stwise 2,9s5 bales.
BALTIMORE, March L9-COtton quiet; mid
ding l01sc, low middling &c, good Ordi-
nary S54c; net receipts l75 bales, gross IT'S;
stock 1886 bales; sales to spinners 80 bales;
exports s9sstwise 2l4 bales.
Boston, MafGk l0.-COttOn steady: middling
lOasc, low middling 6zse, good ordinary 91sc;
net receipts 266 bales, gross l,29S2; no sales;
stock ), l3J bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March lO.-Cotton dull:
middling 1915, low middling lO1sc, good OrVli-
nary CSC; net receipts lT7 bales, gross $50;
stock 9,lO5 bales.
HKY ORLEANS, March Ie-COttOn steady:
middliBg 9ssc, low middling &c, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross 1922; sales
5000 bales; stock ssl .05l bales,
MOBILE, March l0.-COttOn quiet; middling
/ 9l5c; low mlddling 91se; good ordinary $50;
net receipts 1863 bales, gross 1858: sales 500
bales; stock 81, lS9 bales; exports coastwse 8s7
bales.
MEMPHIS, March lO.-COtton quiet but
steady; middling 915c, low middling Sc, good
ordinary sc; net receipts l,6S5 bales, gross
l,645; shipments S,2Q6 bales; sales 1,45O bales;
stock -, 40l bales.
AUGUSTA, March 2O.-cottoa 6aiet; middling
95se, low middling S5sc, good ordinary &c;
net receipts S36 bales; sales 79l bales.
CHARLESTON, March lO.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding i6G, low middling 9 9-l6c, good ordinary
&c; net receipts > 49, bales, gross 2,4S4; sales
500 bales; stock 59,4l7 hS!es; exports, to the
NEW YORK, March DEMONSTRATED net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports a. lO7 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 1900 bales, to the continent
ST. LOUIS, Mqrah lO.-Cotton dull but steady;
middling 9ize, low middling Sc, good or
binary S3sc; net receipts Gag bales, gross ,l39;
shipments l,57l bales; sales Ts9 bales; stock
| 6l,4l2 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
NEW YORK. March 1O.-Flour, Southern,
closed dull; common to fair extra, 81 50(d5 Is;
good to choice extra, 50 3OtdT 90. Wheat cash
grades 14g1zc lower; options 5s(9lc lower;
tAueltk MGAh at duouk lHoluc rates. No
spring nOminal; ungraded winter red, 92cG
al 25; ungraded white. 81 O2t1I p; No. > red,
March delivery, 81 1901 2034; April, 81 2l34
al 223s. Corn opened firm; was afterwards
weaker and declined 14Cd15c; closing firmer
with a slight reaction and less doing; ungrad-
ed, 62lG72l2c; yellow Southern, 69c; No. ?
March delivery, 7l5sG7l7sc; April, 7l1sG72l4c
Oats 14919c lower and dull; No. 8, 5O1@c;
white, sic. Hops dull; prices wholly nominal
Coffee, spot quiet and unchanged; options
unsettled; Rio, March delivery. 2OCG7 25c;
nri1 umipf fru1.
trifHgal, 734CG71sc; Guadalupe, Csc; Rio
Grande. 63{es PernambucO, l5-l6c; refined
white extra c S 1-lG(GS1se, OF 4 s14(GS3sc,
standard \ S3sfdS15c, cOnfectiOner's 4 Ice,
cut loaf 914c, crushed &c, graduated S7sc,
cubes 81 &c. MOIasses unchanged and quiet.
Rice firm and in moderate demand. Hides
steady; trade quiet: wet sailed New Orleans,
selected, 80 to 90 pounds, 9Gl0c; Texas ditto,
lO(Gllc. Wool steady with a moderate in
qUiry Pork very quiet; held firm; new mess,
ON SPOT quoted at $40 25iGl9 so; clear back,
go 90; new mess. March deiivery.$ 20(Gl9 So;
April, $40 25tGl9 20. Middies quiet but firm:
Lard, cash very firm; prime steam, spot II So
oil Coo; choice, II CSC; March delivery, II So
oil 60c; April, II 64IGll 69c. Freights to Liv-
erpOol steady; cotton, per steam I'D; wheat,
BALTIMORE, March lO-Oats firm but dull;
Southern 5S(G56c; Western, white 55G56c,
n0ked 52GS5e; Pennsylvania, PSg56c. Proyis-
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, S3zc and lie. BacOn-shOulders, CSC;
clear rib sides, l2c. Hams, 4Gl5c. Lard, re-
fined, i2JEc. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, St191%e. Sugar firm; a soft, sc. Whisky
steady 81 81 lS1z9l 10. Freights quiet.
LOUISVILLE, March l0.-Markets quiet and
steady; prices unchanged,
C1SciSNATI, March i6.-Floar is quiet;
family, 81 SOFAS 90; fancy, s. 25(G5 20. Wheat
lower; No. red winter, 81 091z(9l 10 on spot.
Corn duiet; 5554c on spot; 5654c for March de-
livery: 57sLc for April. Oats neglected. Pro-
visions firm-Pork. SIS 80 for mess ON spot.
Lard, II lOc. Bulk meats. shoulders, use;
clear rib, 90c. Bacon, shoulders, 8 soc; clear
rib, 10 SEC; clear, II 25c. Whisky steady at 81 a.
Sugar steady aud unchanged. Hogs quiet;
common snd Light 50 OO9I 20; packing and
CHICIGo. March IO.-F1aur dull and un-
changed. Wheat In fair demand but lower
No. spring 81 O7S4t9l 0S14 for cash; regular,
81 0T5s Tor March delivery, 81 OI1sCgl 0S for
April. Corn fairly active and shade higher
but irregular; No. 2, 5S1llG59c for cash; SIS
@5SI4e for March delivery; 5S129SS5sc for
April. Oats dull, prices shade lower; No; 2,
42f &c for cash; 42l &C for March delivery; 42I4c
for April. Dressed hogs quiet; good shipping,
: gSldS 90. Pork steady and in fair demand;
SIS l9gls = for cash and M March delivery;
fair demand; Ii 25cffoF cash and March de-
livery: IL 4O(dII l2ISc for Aprll. Bulk meats,
shoulders soc; short rib, lOc; short clear,
10 l5e, WHISKY steady ana In ialr demand 81
NEW ORLEANS, March le.-Flnur quiet but
firm; high grades. IS 81 s(G6 ., Corn ~ ialf
auiet and weak at SIC. Corn meal dull. Hay
IN eSood demand; ordinary Sl2C9l6; prime $l7CG
10 Pork in fair demand at higher prices;
mess Sl9 l5ldI9 %. Lard higher; refined, In
tierces ll5sS, in keg u SOC. Bulk meats IN
active demand; shoriGersy packed, steady at
7s4c; clear rib aud long elesr, castor at l01sgg
IOftc Bacon steady and in fair demand
shoulders, SIC; long clear, li1sei clear RID
He. Hams, sugar cured, easier; choice
eanvased I3d13lSc, as in size. Whisky steady
and unchanged. Coffee steady and in good de-
maudE Rio cargOes, common 70 prime. 1(dlO15c.
Sugar ina fais demand and steady; com
mon to good common, e14q69Sc; far to fuliy
fair, 6 s67c; prime TO choice, I 80 &c; vel
low clarified, S9S14e; choice white eiafiaes.
lze, MOlasses dull; fermenting, 2OS94Oe'
centrifugal, 25da4Oc. Rice quiet but firm; or,
binary 70 prime, eSesssc, Bran IN fair demand
at 81 O5GIO7lI.
ST, Louis March IO.-ElOur steaay saf IN
changed. Wheat dull and lower; No. red
fan. 81 lOs< Tor cash; 81 I2ss for April delivery
Corn lower; No. Hixed, bsl{e for cash IA; 5SzSc
for April delivery. Oats tieieri 4ssstgs5Zsc
for cash: 43c for March delivery s35sCg 4s7ss
Anil. Whisky steady at 81 Is. Provisions
Pork quiet at SIS Is for cash. Lard frmeP;
A sc asked. Bulk meats quiet; long clear,
Q Soc: short rib, soc; short clear, 10 l5c. Ba-
con frmer; iong clear, 10 CSC; short clear,
II l0c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. March lO.-Turpentine quiet
but steady at s0l4c. ROsin hrm.
CHARLESTON, March l0.-SpirIts tufpentlne
firm at 4TlIe. ROsin egiets strained ana goOu
strained. 81 3OCdl IS. .,-.
WILMINGTON. March l0.-SPlFlts tnrpentlne
quiet at 471Sc. Rosin firm; 81 So for stralnedi
81 37IS for good strained. Tar steady at 81 %;
Crude turpentine steady; 81 IS for hard' anu
So 90 for yellow dip.