Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-29
COTTON.

Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
April ana May, delivery, 6l-6iCg5 6064d /;
May and June, 2-64d; June and July, 6 6-641
- o-oid; July and August, l0-64,G6 9-64d;
August and September, 8 l3-64d; September
and October, 8 s-6id. Market steady at the
decline.
/ p m.-Sales to-day included 400 bales Of
American
Quotations Of American all declined Lied {:
Middling uplands l5-l6d, middling Orleans
cd.
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause,
March delivery, 6l-64d, sellers; March and
April. 6l-64d, sellers; April and May
bl-6id. buyers; May and June. 2-64d. sell
ers. june and July. 6-t4d. sellers; July and
August, l0-6id, sellers; August and Septem-
Der, i3-6id. sellers; september and DetOber
= Sod buyers; October and November,
6i-6id. value. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK. March D. noOu.-CottOn opened
steady; mIddllng upiauds II 8-lGc, middling
Orleans ID 9-i6 4; sales $50 bales.
Futures. Market DUN. with sales as follows:
March delivery. II Ice; April. II C9c; May.
ID 13c; june. IL s5c; July. II 42c; August,
I'D zoe.
5.o- D.. n.-Cotton steady; nj idiing uplaaas
u 3-I6c- -li.iII t .-a-- D 7-I6c; salas l6i
ba s-; net reoeiDts l,0S7 bales. gross 4,5O3.
tl-lFH -1.ifE - closed easy, " 1n sales Of
an lec- April, u p5Gu csc; Nav. II l6,G
N &c: june III ~ ON zoe: July, II SGtlll 37c:
Auru-t. ~ ftall 44c: Seutembcr. II 90 TIl Toe:
October. 10 6l'Gl0 &c; November and Deem
Der. 10 46GlO 47C.
The Posts cotton report saws: "The market
for future deliveries opened and continued
steady for some time, then ole ings increased
and sellers became urgent toward the close
AMI prices declined 4-luo05-lQOc for March
and April, 7-l00e for May and June. g. l00c for
July and August. 5-l00 al le0c for September
and October, and 2-IOOc for November and
December. The market closed easy"
GALVESTON. March 1S.-JOJtOu nominal
m.udilng 10 ll-l6c; net receipts 26 bales, gross
I %; sales - bales; stock 10 207 bales.
! NOaFoLK, March 2S.-COttUn quiet; mid
l ding 1910; net receipts SIS bales. gross SIS:
I sales l25 bales; stock 1850 bales; exports,
| coastwise 40 bales.
WILHIEGTOE. March 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
/ ding l0}kc. net receipts 3 bales, gross 9;
! stock 1872 bales; exports, COastwise Il bales
I NV paLEAHS. March 2S.-slot quiet;
mldolIng 10 Slice; net receipts co. bales. Ero>.
I 665; sales 2.000 bales: stock 24,3l5 bales
exports, TO Great Britain 5, l29 bales, coastwisC
I l,452.
/ NOBILE, March 2s.-CottOn dull: middlin,
10 7-i6c; net receipts 50 bales, gross so; sale
/ 300 bales; stock -. l26 bales; exports, TO Great
Britain ,29i bales. cOastwIse l62.
/ MEHPaIs, March 2S.-CoJJoii quiet but easy
I middnn2 lOlSc; receipts 4i6 baIes; SIR pmeut
LAPS bales; sales 1900 bales; stock 52.96S bales
AUGUSTA. March 2S.-COttOn very dun
/ mlddhag 1880; receipts 30 bales; sales 81
CHARLEsrOK, March 2S.-Cotton duh; mid
Z ding l0s4c. net receipts 81 bales, gross ST
sales = bales; stock 1850 bales; exports
CoastWlse 1873 bales.
ATLANTA. March 2s.-Cotton - Middlin.
10 9-ldc, receipts J. bales.
$3.50 1cRA. n arch . consolidated net 20
cCipt7 f.- All cotton sorts to-day 3,27d bales
exports TO Great Britain 403 bales.
NEW YORK, March &.-Ihe total visible sup
ply ot cotton Tor the world D. 2.59l- l50 bales
oil which 2.l5>.55t bales are American, against
[ 2.355.>is ami - 4-2l1 respectively last year
+ The receipts Of cotton at all interior towns
{ for the week We're 10,2lS bales; receipts from
plantations 1850 bales. Crop in sight. 5,5o7,
as bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
Trr-epuorr rTarrI 1a,l Il haat Mot
7 demand fallen or; supply good. Corn quiet
with fair demand; new mixed Western As ga
new YORK. Marcn .. noOn.-riOur quic
but firm. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Porl
. steady: mess Nl3 O0Gl3 -. Lard easy q
I I7t9c- FreIguts steady.
$500 p. m.-FiOur, Southern steady an,
graded rel S2095c; No. , red, 9l14c IN store
/ April delivery Sl55 G9ll4c. COrn-spOJ lots
shade easier; Uugraded red 49G5Oc; No. 2
Z March delivery 1850. Oats opened a shad
lower. closing tribe higher: 40. ,. 37ta37l &c
I Hops unchanged. CO1ce. fair Rio, on spO
I frmer az $ So, NO Rio, on spot 25C, Apri
delivery 3UGl 4oc. Sugar quiet and abou
steady; centrifugal 5-lGc; talr TO gOO1 re
filming a. Gf3zc; refined qUiet-C 43z@43sC
extra Z 5951sc, white extra c 5AN55Sc
yellow A. 4Gi3sc, mould y &c, Of 4 7-l6c
l standard a sc,COnfectloners' A l3-lHG55sC
cut loaf and crushed 61-l6619c, pOWderC,
6G6ls So. granulated &c, cubes 7-l6c. M0lasse
unchanged. Cotton seed Oll-33i sc for crude
zoe for refined. Hides steady: New Orlean
and Texas selected lOGl0Jsc. Wool dun an,
heavy. PORK steady and moderately active
mess, on spot Sl3 OJ.gl3 -. MIddles nominal
long clear 65sc. Lard 2G3 points lower bu
moderately active; Western, on spot 25c
April de Iyerg Z Hal l6c. treights to Liver
pool drm; cotton, per steam sd; wheat. pc
steam a. al.
CHCAGO. March 2S.-The leading market
to-day were a little unsettled. but failed t.
I nuCtuate outside of moderate bounds. de
/ termined eGOrt was made 10y the local bear
| to break wheat SpWn, but IL met with OnlI
I partial success. Later the recovery was 81
quick and buOyant rs TO indicate strength
and a natur lily advancing tendency, and IN,
[ closing for the day was marked by apparent
great strength. Wheat opened easy ant
/ lower. with considerable increase talked of in
I next weeks visible supply, and soon sagge,
I by reason of local hammering by representa-
/ tive houses and a lack of support of cables
I which. ii not OF a peaceful character. were a
least less Warlike and irregular. \ breal
from the top prices Of nearly lie was effected
Z by hard work, but a reaction Of over lc quick
[ " followed, the market advancing, If any
thing, faster and more readily than it brok
of. Towards the closing hours Of the session
the tone was one Of hrmness; No. sprinl
sold from 795sG795sc. Corn opened steady an'
! fully up 10 yesterdays closing prices, subse
/ Quently fiUctuating lc downward IN TIT
l favOrlte future, but making 4 fair recovery
/ Trade was only moderately large, and wa
/ split up in small sized lots. The prevailing
/ tenor was much the same As governed wheat
/ No. 9 cash sold at 40l5G4O34c. Oats were gen
/ orally let alone by the bulk of local traders
and showed little or no life. Provisions Openei
I up easier. and during the first half of TIT
session were fairly traded in at Outsid
prices, but in the absence Of any supporting
| element, and in sympathy with the easy fea
] ture in grains, prices soon broke off. and to
wards the close trade dragged at a Sigh. de
/ cline, though IN general way there was
little recovery from the bottom price. Tn
range in pork was only l5c.
Flour unchanged. Wheat qBIeter; price
averaging lower, but closing strong and =
over yesterday; regular, March delivery 76I
/ (g43sc. April 161S,G11ssc, May Sl14lgS23s sc
! Corn fairly active but unsettled; closed a
under yesterday; cash lots 81 sG4O34c, Marc
I and April delivery 81 1E(G375sc. Oats duh bu
steady; cash lots 2IEg30,sc. March and Apr
I delivery zltsc. Mess pork fairly active
prices declined l0gl5c; closed steady: cas-
and April delivery Sl2 Is, May Sl2 209l2 IS
Lard quiet and a shade easier; cash lots an
I April delivery S5c, May so &C CSC. BOXe
meats In fair demand; dry sailed shoulder
I soc. short ribs 1906 ljc, clear 55G6 soc
| Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugar firm; standard Z
! &C., graduated csc.
CiEOIENATl, March IS Flour closed steady
I Wheat scarce and firm: No. ,. S6dS7c. Cor
easier: No. mixed. 44I5c. Oats steady: No.
mixed, 34c. PrOvisiOns-POrk firm at So q
| Bulk meats steady; shoulders 75c, short II
sides zoe. Bacon closed unchanged shoulder
| 625Ac, short rib lZlsc, short clear 5I1zC
Lard dull, &c asked. Whisky steady at 81 i
I Sugar unchanged; hard refined 61z0g714c, NeN
Orleans s3zG554c. Hogs firm; common an
light, 50 COCA 65; packing and butchers, 81 25l
50.
BALTIEORE, March 2S.-Flour firm an
active: Howard sereeg and Western super
] hne. - 1898 90; extra, 50 DOGS IS; family
! 50 S5G4 IS; city mills superHne. - l5,GS 90. e&
/ ira. So 25G3 IS: Rio brands, 81 62g4 IS. Whee
Southern steady; Western easier, clOsin
] dull: southern. red 90G91c, amber reese; Nc
Z ! Maryland, 9z34G93c; No. Western wlnte
I rel. on SPOT and March delivery SSGSS1sC
I COrn-SOuthern irmer, with good demand
| Western easier and quiet; Southern, white
1 (G55c, yellow 5lG52isc.
ST. LOUIs. March 2S.-FlOur unchanged
| Wheat opened lower. but closed 4(G1Sc abov
yesterday; No. red, S6lkc for cash; May de
livery SIS o S9Zc. Corn about steady bu
slow; S99z(gS95sc for cash: S914c for Apr
| delivery. Oats very slow: 323z(y33c for cash
| Whisky steady. Provisions-Pork, Sl2 2;
Bulk meats-lOng clear lOc, short ribs 8 20C
clear 45c. Bacon-lOng clear SOC, short rib
6516 zoe. short clear s 65c. Lard, T5c.
ared sc. COrn-No. : white tsS<c. Oats.NC