Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-17

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March I6, noon.-Cotton firm,
prices stiHenIng little; middhng uplanJs
1u; mludilng Orleans 8 I-I6f: sales M o00
bales, for speculation and exDort oOo 49,
FeGelpta QUO Dales-Gmerican ECO bales
futures: Uplands, low middling clause
N haIeh ami april delivery, Cd; April and Nav
t-O4uf June and July, i2-6id: .JuIv and
August, l5-G4d; August and Senfayy,i'sa1,,.
ls-O4d- Market firm but quiet.
Inc tenders OF deliveries at to-davss clesr-
t ,17 "a, amounted to 800 bales new docket, and
p. m.-sales to-day Included 800 bales
Futures: UDlands. low middIing eIausa.
M MaFch delivery, Cd, buyers; March and Aprii'
81 buyers; April aud May, Is 4-64d, sellers
May and June. S-64d, BUYERS. limo and
SUIEt lz-b4d. value; July and August.
iS-64g, buyers; August and September
y 10 - 81 buyers; September and October,
. l<-O4u' value Market quiet but steady.
o.yu y. m.-Fuiures: UDiands. low mlnitiing
cause. March delivery, Cd. sellers: March
anI AprIl. Oh, sellers; April and Nav, 6 3-6id.
seleFsi May and June, 7-64d, value; June
anu July ll-54d, sellers; July and August
. to-oid, sellers; August and September
lo-t4u, sellers; September and October
lz-O4d, value. Market closed barely steady.
NV 1OkA, March lG. nOOn.-,LtCot firm .
FH~r.,
ll13c; sales 20 bales.
Futures; MarseI opened steady, with sales
a. loitGvfs- March CeIlvery. IL soc: APRIL
II 5Oc: May, II Ale; June, IL 53c: July. IL 81, !:
August, II Csc.
5:O0 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middling
Iplands ll54c; mlddli1g Orleans iIl6c: 81 "a
81 Dales; net receipts none. gross $50 bales.
Eutures-MRrkeE closed steady. tsita aslqs Of
10000 bales, as follows: March deliyerv
II y sll 3Jc; April, II 25Gll pc: Nav. II $50
II sc; June, II 50l8ll sic; july IL 57,dI 5Sf.
august, II % OIL Coo; September, II 26Gll 27c /;
october. 10 16Gl0 nc; November and Deeem-
Der. 10 60GlO Gle.
The Post.s coyUOn report SAYS: Future de-
llverIes IN the first part of the day met W Tn
niue attention. and prices declined 1000
Lutc- Inc increased demand then led to a
reaction of 2-lO0 93-l loco. and at the third call
March brought II 2S(gll 29c, May IL 3Sc, June
II soc, and November 10 6Oc. a pril was offered
az IL &c, July II 59c, August II 6Sc. Septem-
ueI II &c, and October ii i6c. Futures closed
quiet and steady, the leading months g. IOOc
lower than last Saturday"
IALNEsrOS. March l6.--COtUCn firm; md
dung 10 ll-i6o: net receipts 332 bales gross
3yJ; sales 694 bales: stock 2i,772 bales. exports
cOastWlse ,, l52 bales.
NOAF0LE. March l6.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 l5-l6c, net receipts ASS bales gross 4S5;
safes 100 bales; stock To- lao bales; exports,
cOastWlse 3S7 bales.
WILMINGTON, March I6.-Cotton steady:
mo- llnE iV74c; net receipts Il bales, gross IA /;
New tRLE4Gs March IL g,,f.,r s,o,sr-.
mldsllng lO<c; net receipts 6.79i bales, grjss
t,ll3; -t;es 1000 bales: stock 5l,O99 bales: eX-
ports, 10 France 4.Ol6 bales.
AustLE. March i6.-Cotion Ouiet. middling
10 7l6c; net receipts go bales gross rs: s;,lrS
509 bales; stock 1916 bales; exports, coast
MEsPaIs, March l6.-COtton quiet; mid
duns lV3s'; receipts 90S bales; shipments 8, 244
bales; sales 300 bales; stoek &c I72 bales
AUGUSTA, March i6.-COtUoa quiet; MID
dilns lu3zc; receipts 70 bales; sales p bales.
CHARLESTON, March l6.-CottOn dull:
mlddllng l05Sc; net receipts 800 bales, gross
80; sales none; stock l5,769 bales
Nav ORB, March l6--LcEsc1uaUeC net re-
ceipt' fer al cotton ports to-day 9,O6f bales:
exports, TO Great Britain 1881 bales, u France
4,Ol6, 70 the continent 800.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, noOn.-Breadstufs
W heat quiet: demand Door; holders Offering
freely. Corn quiet; demand DOOR
NEW YORK. March 10. nOOn.-rlOur quiet
but steady. Wheat higher. Corn better but
quiet. Pork dull; mess SIS 5Oal3 75. Lard
nrm at 2a5ac. EreIghts steady.
5.UO p. m.-ElOur, Southern steady; common
10 fair extra So 25G4 .. Wheat-spot lots
urn; ungradcd red s6lgS95<c; No. 2red March
delivery nominal, April SStGS9lsc COrn-sD1t
OTIS quiet but held firm; Ungraded. 4905lc:
No. 2, March delivery 1879 .g5U1sc. Oats-cash
lots 5aG5zc lower; No. >, 37G37l5 &C. Hops un-
changed. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, stronger
at Sc; No Rio, on spot &c, March delivery
1907 Soc- Sugar duh and nominal; fair to
4 Elra
'Zsc, White extra Z 5,49j3sc, yellow 4i5td45sc,
jh \ 5 1-l6c, mould \ &c. standard A g-l6c'
A l3-l6G57sc, cut loaf and
crushed 653c, powdered o. c, granulated 60
5 I-l6c, cubes Csc. Molasses unchanged; re-
lining zoe. Cotton seed Oil-3f,d3Gc for crude.
iOgsc FOR refined. Hides steady: New Orleans
selected lOelO5zc; Texas selected IOssc. Wool
steady Tor choice grades; domestic fleece 2i01
&c. PORK steadily held; mess, on SPOT sig so.
Aliddles nominal; long clear CSC. Lard opened
A shade better, closing easy and lower: West
'rn steam, on spot I1529I 2jc, March deuv-
cry nc. trelghts to Liverpool tirmer; cot
on, per steam sd; wheat. per steam 3IId
CHICAGO, March l6.-Trading was moder-
ltely active to-day, but in a general way val
hes were lower, tn is condition being accom-
panied by tone OF heaviness; cable advices
ami local feeling, the latter being generally
Jearlsh, were about the only affecting lnflu-
'nces, barring possibly the usual "crop scare
Wheat opened firm and generally
higher than at the close Saturday, and was
early strengthened on reported cold weather,
IN advance Of &c following; later the course
gas lrTegularly downward to the close of the
morning session, the drop being IIzc from the
Ormer top prices; New York also reported
he posting Of some 1900 bushels of hot
wheat, which also helped the down turn: the
lose OF the morning session was weak at the
Owest points; No. spring sold early at 76<c
Jut closed at 96,9761 &C. Corn was steady early
It an advance of 54tQlzc over Saturday last
igures, but during the bulk Of the morning
essiOn followed the course Of wheat unite
downward htaa
II O'Clock at decline for the day (up to that
lmcl OF 1926, No. cash sold at 40l5d4lc, |
losing at the inside. Oats were Hat and as
iull as possible, with no disposition whatever |
% trade; che fluctuations in May were only
Sc. Provisions showed few features, but |
'uled heavy and downward within limits Of |
751c for pork and 10 points in lard; receipts |
we're rather large at the yards, and the de- |
D. esslon IN grains was reflected IN hog pro-
lucts; the close OF the morning session was |
low at the decline noted.
Flour easier but unchanged. Wheat ruled |
trOng early on account OF cold weather and |
lad crop reports, opening 12oG54c higher than
saturdays closing, but under heavy offerings |
md a report that lot of "hOt" wheat had |
zen posted IN New York prices broke of nc |
md closed &c under Saturday, regular, |
larch delivery 731sG151sc, April 744G7516c; |
30. red, 11l4O; No. red, 7lc, Corn ruled |
tr0ng early, but broke OF toward the close |
nd closed sc under saturday; cash lots 377s |
J4O5ac, March delivery 81 1B)GSS5sc, April 375s /
LIS &c. Oats dull and a shade easier; cash |
DTS 2Sd30l6c, March and 4 prIl delivery 27Jsc |
'Ork, mess active and lower, prices declining /
0G25c, but closing steady at the inside Jig |
res; cash lots ~ 35Gl2 80, April delivery /
y 375<Cgl2 co. Lard quiet and 4 shade easier; |
ash lots 8 S5G6 SIZE, April delivery 500 /
Csc. Boxed meats easy; closed lower: dry /
allied shoulders SOg4 9Oc, short ribs zoo /
25c, clear S0(G6 Sjc. Whisky firm at 81 Is |
ugar easier; standard a &c, cut loaf 7l1IIsc, |
4ie.
BALTIMORE, March l6, nOOn.-FlOur closed /
uiet; Howard street AMI Western SUPER
ne, - 62G3 90; extra, 80 1903 IS; family, |
S0,G4 IS: city mills superfine 81 1903 90; eX-
"a. IS 5,D3 65: Rio brands, 81 SOFA 90. Wheat /
ut dull; Southern. red S5lGSSc, amber 92 g96c;
10. Maryland, voc bid; No. Western VIM
r red. on spot S513GS554c. COrn-SOuthern /
.eady; Western firmer but dull; Southern.
mite st(G52c, yellow 49,g50c.
CIECIEEATI. March l6.-Flour easier; family
1908 IS, fancy 50 90>Ji 80. Wheat dull; No |
red Soc. Corn lower; No. mixed, 4q5c. |
'ats steady and firm; No. mixed, 34l5. Pro- L
dHll at $l2 75 Bulk meats dull; /
lOulders 4340, short rib sides csc. Bacon |
.eady; shoulders $50, short rib sides re,
hort clear nc. whisky duh at 81 IS. Sugar
l fair demand; hard refined 6xG71kc New
Irlcans 43xl1531c. Hogs steady and firm; COM
ION and hgnt, IS a 90; packing and butch
rs, 81 j005 10.
NEw UKLEAEs. March l5.-CofTee dull; Rio
argOes, common TO prime, 71xGlO12c. Sugar |
.eady, with good demand for open kettle and
uiet with fair demand for centrifugal; COM
ION TO good common 4<(g4tsc, yellow clarified
sO,5 Is Ice: choice white SIC. MOlasses-
entrifugal steady, stock light; common TO
oOd common l7(G23c; prime to strictly prime
t1S3e. Cotton seed oil dulli prime crude
l5ac: summer yellow 3S1S959c, cake 24g
i5zc,
LOUISVILLE, March l6-Grain steady:
Gheat-LOngberrY, so &c; No. red, SSc. Corn
No. 2 mixed 45c No . white 47c Oats-NO |