Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-30


sales Of 55,AOj bales. as follows: March and
April delivery, 0StG9 nc; May, lS89 4ci
June, 24iGs 25c; JULY $500 See Aa&asss
9 4l89 42c; September 37919 29c october u
ta9 lSc; November, 9 0S(G9 09cS December ii
@9 re. January, 1909 zoe.
g. Il. Green y Co.'s report says: 1T was
an extremely dulI market, and barrenAOf I'M
portaut features. The balls bid prices up
trifle At the opening. but secured no support,
aud under the absolute absence OF demand
rates generally settled Oh, closing tamely and
traction below Saturday, with onty room
trading toStN rates. Foreign advices were
generally U0propitious. and port receipts,
proved Unexpectedly large
GALVESTON. March 29s-COtton duiR; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l.094 bales. gross ,O94;
sales 100 bales; stock b ,629 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain l.9S7 bales, COastWise-6 ,26S,
NORFOLK. March a9.-COtton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts q, S75 bales gross $685.
stock 42,027 bales; sales sic bales; exports,
coastwise 1856 bales.
| BALTIMORE, March 29-COttOn very quiet;
m1ddlng Csc; net receipts LBS, gross l,210
! bales; sales none; stock 29.49i Oales; exports,
to Great Britain 1885 bales, coastwise 8l.
Boston, March 99.-Cotton quiet smiddling
f9l4c; net receipts IA bales, gross l,s9S; sales
| WILMINGTON. March 20.-Cotton steady-
mlddling $3.50; net receipts l47 bales, gross l4F
! sales none; stock 1924 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-COtton dun; mid
/ ding T-l6G; net receipts HSbales, gross n;
| stock IS 3l bales
| NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-COtton quiet;
tmiddhng S2sc; net reeeIpts 8, $50 bales. gross
"A 1874 sales 1000 bales; stock 3lSlS2S bales7
| exports, cOastwise 4,579 bales.
| MOBILE, March 29.-COttOn dull; midtiing
/ 6$4c: net receipts SO bales, gross So6;
sales 20e bales; stock 3T,OA bales, exports,
| coasJwise .i56 babes.
! MEMPHIS. March 29.-CsttOn duil; mid
ding S2zc; reeelpIs 962 bEles: shipments
1882 baiess saies900 bales; stock Jos. 435 osles
| A AUGUSTA March 29.--Gs0ttOn easier snRftdllng
/ SIC: receipts 1872 bales. sales 81 bales.
| CHARLESTON, March 29.-COtton quaet-and
/ nominal; middhng Szae; net receipts 555
bales gross ,453s sales 200 babess stock SO'S9O
sbales; exports, coast Wise2, $50 bales.
/ ATLANTA, March % Cotton lddhngSs4e;
breceipts ia bales
| NEW York. March DEMONSTRATED net re-
kceipts for ali cotton ports to-day. lb.440 bales
texpOrts, 10 Great Britain 5, 1924 bales, TO the
ke0Htinenb 6,S96.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March %, noon. wheat steady
with fam demand; supply good Corn trm,
with good demand; Western, new mtNed4sSd.
| NEW H04sK, March %, nOon.-Flour qulet
and unchanged. Mheat lower Corn lower.
Pork easy; mess, 80 55(gl025. Lard weak at
$500. FfeiglIts firm.
5;Oe D. m,-FiOar, Southern steady: COM
mon 10 fair extra S8s35Q3 95 Wheat-spot
lots steady: ungraded red $685.; No 2red,
! 941S(0943<c, May delivery 1884 994ssc. Corn
spot steady; ungraded, 43g45c: No. z'4015(G
46c ia elevator, May delivery 46az(D3Ic. Oatr
duh and heavy; NO. 2, 3J1sc. Hops qnlet'
Coffee nominal. Sugar steadier but quiet.
kMolasses dull. GotROn seed Oil-22(033Ec for
kerude. HIDES firm Wool quiet. Pork dall
and weak; mess, new on spot Sll. mlddIes
duA; long clear 5sse. Lard 4(p5 points lower;
Western steam on spot 627tG6 29c. Freights to
Liverpool weak; cotton, per steam f-64d;
kxYheat. per steam Slzd.
CHICAGO. March 29.-Ihe temper W as rather
strong on the curb this morning, and there
was a feeling that wheat would advance
SHARPLY on the report that the railroad strike
| was at end; eablesca in very " 6sLk. how
md II xuaG that q.qp lament Of
/ the railway strike had not been reached,
| which served to make weaker tone; the
market started at Slhsc for May, but ofier-
ings were very large and the pr1ce broke OIL
| dnite steadily to gle rallied a tFlie, but fell
Soh again to Sg5sc; the report Of an improved
LeNpoFt demand and moderately large clear
ings caused q re action to Sllzc. and the mar
Eket closed at O'Clock at 81 5l6c In The after
noon the price dropped again TO S05sc, where
It closed for the day. There was an easier
feeling in both corn and oats, and the CLOSING
figures were slightly under those of Saturday.
Mess pork was considerably easier, closing at
30 0.a5l &c ander Saturday.
Flour unchanged. Wheat weaker; regular,
March and ApFil delivery 7J12g4612c- May S03f
k0S1sIc: No 2sprIng, 72SQ79c, Corn easier:
Leash 353slD855se. MaBeh and April aelEEery
| 35I <ite353se, May 3S3ke. Oats dual and easy;
cash 2955e, March and April delivery re
MAY sO3z03lc PFovIsions-Mess pork active
I and weaker: cash lots and March and A prf
EdelbveFy 50 471zeB9 80, May 80 4E19996219. Lard
teasfeF; cash lots and March and A pril deliv-
L
ksteady; dry sal ted sh0uldeFs3 956g4 00c, short
EcIear5 556D5 8Oc. Whisky steady at 81 IA. Sugar
Esteady: standard A. CSC.
BALTIMORE, March -, noOn.-T4Our firm
bat steady; Howard street and West
ern superhne 81 1908 %, extra SO 50(94 TO-
family 81 356e5 CO., clty mills sEperfiEe 81 75M
I 3 %. extra So 50Cg4 Is: Rio brands 81 Goa 81
W hsat-SOuthern steady; Western lower and
dull Southern. red 95tS96c, AMBER o 639Sc; No
| l MARYLAND, 95@95c; No. 3 Western winter
red, on spot 92G9234c. COrR-Southern easy
and slow; Western lower and quiet; South
ern, white 4JlBf65%c, yellow 44AD461Sc.
| ST. hours. March 29.--EiOur unchanged.
Wheat active and easier; No. 2 red, cash ssh
May delivery S93zg90sSc. Corn fairly active
and weak; No. mixed, cash 34c, NAV deffv-
cry 3474tGSS14e. Oats very dull and e9ser; No.
| mixed cash 3o1z 030szc bid. Whisky firm at
81 10. Provisions very Gull and easy: Pork
steady at $40 %. Lard easy at Csc Bulk
meats easier; boxed iotSlong clear 52Je, short
clear SOC. Bacon easy; long clear 65(G570c,
/ short clear Sce16 00c.
| CINCINNATI. March 29.-Flour easy: family
So 1904 10. Wheat dull: No 3. red, 87t6sSI5c.
Corn dlrfl and lower: No mixed, &c. Oats
blower; No. 2 mFxed, 3418c. Pr0YisfoBs-P Pork
dub ut $40. Lard qgliet, SOC. Bulk meats
duh; shoulders 624zc- short RIB 5}5e. Bacon
leash; shoulders 3712c, shOrtrtb &c. Whisky
ksteady at 81 10. Sugar steady; New Orleans
( 1850. Hogs firms e0mfnon and lights 500
"A IS, packing and butchers s. 1905 50.
/ LOUISNILLE. March z9.-GTain closed steady:
) Wheat, No. 2rsd 92c. Corn. new white $50
Oats, No. 2 mixed, new 3Z1zc. Provisions
quiet and lower: Bacon-ciear RIB s Sec
! shoulders soc. Bulk meats-clear- RIB sides
3 zoe, shoulders &c. Pork, mess $I0~z5. Lard.
I choice leaf 75sl1S zoe.
NEW ORLEANS, March %7.-Coffee in fair
demand; Bio, common TO prime 6LzfeF0c. Cot
ton seed oil-2flzlD2z14c for prime crude.
Sugar dun; Louisiana open kettle, strictly
| prime ego; centFifngals, choice white 5sze
echOiee yellow clarified 53z00514c. MOlasses
dull; Louisiana open kettle, good prime to
strictly prime 33c; centrTfugals, prime to
kstrictyprime I6t@20c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, March %, 500 .. m.-spirits blr-
spentine. 29s-
NEW YORK. March 29.noOn.-SDirfts tuEpen-
tine dUii az 421<e. Rosfn dun at 81 0561l OzlS
800 p. m.-Spfrits tuFDentine dull al ffe
ROsin firm at 81 0z151Dl 10.
CHARLESTON. March 29.-Splrtts turpentine
! nominal. Rosin, sjc for strained and00c for
isgOOdstraiDed.
WBMINGToE. March 9.-Spirits.turpentin
quiet at 36I%c. kOsin firm; S2lzc for strained
l871<c for good strained Tar firm ~ 81 u,
Crude turpentine iirm; hard 81 10, yellow alp
and vlrgns2 20.
RICE.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON, March 20.-Msrket steady:
fairSzlgSAc. gOod4t9i &c, prime 5e51Fe; sales
IS barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-AIarSet steady;
fair 3ss,g31sc, good ASlga3<c, prime J<6e51Sc
AMARRIED MAN who looked as II his wife
had two majority in the House and fun con
ltrOi IN the Senate, came into oar Office yester-
day and said that 10 tvqnf cd Ia ftarrfno for