Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-23

Septem Der. tG9 Sic; October, 9 IL az lbc;
ia uary. 2lQI9 22e.
G. l.. Green Il Co. say: Liverpool opened
tame ana Disappointing, and in cOniunc ION
with the continued absence Of encourage
ment IRON Manchester, had depressing in
hnence all day. The bears were not very de-
monstrauve, but considerable long cotton
was unloHded, with prices falling away some
10 points: ana closing with noticeable re-
cover OF tOnp.N
GALVESTON. March S2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding - Ice; net Receipts ? 100 bales. gross
=. ~. sales ll9l bales; stock 46.1uS bales. ,
NORFOLK, March 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding &c; ne receipts l,7l5 bales, gross us;
stock "A 1858 bales; sales 474 bales; exports,
coastwise 924 bales
BALTIMORE, narch 22-COttou nominal; mid
ding slsc; net receipts ,S44 bales, gross 3, Isl:
sales 4o0 bates; stock $3.50 bales; exports,
cOastw Sc 4Sl bales.
BOSTON, March 32.-Cotton quiet; middling
$50; net receipts IA bales gross S052; sales
none: took $3.50 bales.
WILMINGTON. March 29.-Cotton Grm;
mid uIng $40; net receipts 204 BALES, gross 2Ot;
sales none; stock 4,70l bales; exports. coast
VIE d, y bales
PHmADELPdIA, March 2.-Cottou duh; mid
ding sc; net receipts - bales, gross ~; stock
2l.2 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Cottou dull and
| cas- middnng SIC; net receipts $40 bales,
gross $3.50; saies 1000 bales; stock S24,s6l
bales; exp rts, coast " Use 9 155 bales.
MOBILE, March 22.-COttOn quiet; middling
$50; net receipts 222 bales, gross 23I; sales
500 bales; stock $1,000 bales; exports, coast
wise 934 bales.
MsxPHIs, March 2?.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; receipts LOSS bales: shipments
2,5S4 bales; SAFES $500 bales; stock l2O5O6
bales.
AUGUSTA, March 22.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
$50: receipts Dos bales; sales 396 bales.
CHARL ESTON, March 92.-Cotton nominal;
III 'td INK &c; net receipts ais bales, gross
2,l73; sales 250 bales; stock 52,569 bales; eX-
| ports, cOastwlse As bales.
ALTA MIA. March 2.-COttOu-Ml QdltnR $40.
receipts 0S ales.
NEW YORK. March 22.--Consolidsted net re-
ceipts for an cotton ports to Az, l4,17O bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1885 bales, 20 the
continent 49.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March %, noon.-- wheat quieH
| demand fair; supply good; California No. /,
| IS HOS III; red Western spring, IS ~ = rs 0u.
| Corn quiet but steady, with poor demand.
NEW DIRK, March y, noOn.-flour duli ana
/ declining. Wheat lower. Corn lower. FORK
| dun and weak; mess, 81 75gl0 70. Lard firm
| at 6271Sc. Freights steady.
$500 D. m.--Elour, Southern quiet. wheat
spot lots about lc lower; ungraded red 500
\ 92Isc; No. red, SO &c ahoatc, COrn-spOt
snada stronger: unsraded 4ig4oIani no 2
! 45AG46c in elevator: oats 14@1ac lower' : 0.
| 2, 3j%c. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio.
! on SPOT dull at Sszc. Sugar steadier an quleti
ir to good refining, 4 lS-l6tgbc; renned
steady-C 5lG5lsc, wni eXtr 51ac, yellow
! ~ G5c, standard A 1850, cut lnaI ana
! crushed 6bzc, grapulated &c MOlasses
! steady; 49, FOR 50 test. Cotton seed ou-22@
/ 23lbc for crude, 29I5 $50 for fehet Hides hrm;
New Orr ans 91z9i0c. Woo Dun and easy /;
| Domestic f zee z7,93jc. Pork dun m IS, new
| Sll. Middles duh and nominal; long clear
| sac. Lard shade higher; western steam,
on spot zoe. Freights to Liverpool steauy;
cotton, per steam 1-6ld; wheat, per steam
J sd.
! CHICAGO, March 22.-There was general
| desire to unload wheat. and prices CLOSED AZ
he inside figures Of the day, showing a drop
/ ,,fI hEca fhn ms rlfa "A
] feehng was decidedly weak; offerings were
! large, owing TO a lack Of confidence, ana the
/ majority OF Spectators were on the rear ue'
! a liberal number Of orders were receiNe",
! mainly, however, of a selling ii, d; the
eatner is all Ehrt could be desired. and LlS-
| erpaOi and New YORK iii patches were FAVOR
| able to the bears; labor troubles had de-
| pressing influence: the opening was easy,
/ win sellers at SIC. bat they tpldtY came
| down IN their view until the market toucheo
/ o05zc; during the drop there was consider
| able excitement; the generally accet plea
| theory OF the break was that several big firms
| were helping some Northwestern friends out
| of bad box by unloadlng their long wheat :
| n most all the big houses were uOOled WIN
orde g to sell mucn of - was wheat, and stop
| oruers predOmiuated; the break was 80 sharp
| that not all OF them could nc placed with q
| ,0,3sc of the lin {; gradually the market re-
covered to ST. 6. stli later, on the Withdraw al
of all support. again fell to 500 recovered to
! little over = lc, amt for he third Time touched
| Snl6c; trade was on an u-ually large scale,
| but the whole tone - one OF decided weak
ness: Nav sold quite freel ~ So QoOtac, ana
closed heavy az bottom prices. Corn was
I moderately active. aud, considering the de-
| pressing influence brought 10 pear, inc market
| held up rem irkaOiy we'll; the weakness IN
! wheat made Oper tturs bearlsh, and the feel
/ ing was some ~ nat increased BY good receipts,
! lower Eastern markets and an increase Of
! S5 900 bushels IN New York stOckH; The shorts
| who had small profits secured them and pre-
! vented much Of the decline; Nav opened at
$3.50, sofa at 3S5sc. back to $3.50 ana closed
81. af hat
| sparingly, owing TO the scarcity Of vessel
| room. Provisions were hrner. ana although
I outside prices were not maintained, closlL
| isures as compared with those at ne close
! Saturday shOwan advance of 5gf19c ON mess
! PORK and 21Sc on lard and short RIO; the hrm-
| ue-s W as due mainly 10 light receipts OF hogs.
! Trading in mes p TX ana snort rios was loi-
| cr4by active on local and speculative ac-
Flour unchanged. wheat-regular. March
! delivery 753z Gi79zc, April I52s@H33 May
1 5 3z@S2c. COrn-March delivery 3'749i5c.
! April 35,G3 4 &c. May 3S3s,G5>Szc. Oats 10. =,
| Ma Oh and delivery uOmiudli, 1850. May sos
| 69N5ac. Provlsions-Mess pork, May deliv-
cry 81 75(G9 80. Lard-Aa' delivery GOO
| 02JS Boxed meats-dry ssltedshOulders $50
| az CSC, short RIB z2s5(gb Csc. short clear 50
| as j5c. Whisky steady al 81 IA
BALTIMORE, March p, noon.-tlour steady
but uuH Howard street and West
ern superdne 81 1908 70, extra So 50g4 10.
! family 81 S56I4 20; city mills -upernne y 900
| 3 %. extra SO 5ba4 Il; Rio brands "a 62(gi 81
"a
10 er ami quiet; Southern, rel SJg95c. amDer
y6@gSc: No. Western winterred, on spot9 Uc
bid. Corn-SoutheTn easier; Western lower
and dull; Southern. white 45g4ic, yellow AZ
@45c.
CINCINNATI. March q. Flour heavy; family
81 0 tac4 30. Wheat heavy and lower; 40.
red, 50 % G90c. Corn dull; No. m Xed, 3211c.
Oats steady; No. 2 mixed. S2c. Provisions
Pork easy at $40. Lard firm at 90(gB 0oc.
Bulk meats easy; shoulders 6215c, short rib
use. Bacon quiet; shoulders a7iac, short
clear I c. Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugar
quiet; New Orleans 5G9J5zc. HCgs firm; com
mon ana light 50 40d4 70.
LOUISVILLE. March 22.-Grain steady;
Wheat, No. , red We. Corn. new white 3i15e.
Oats. No. 2mixed. new S215c. Provisions az
tive and higher Bacnn-Clrar rib 15c. clear
sides Sc. shoulders SOC. Bulk meats--elear
RIB sides 85c, clear sides soc. POT x. mess
$40 rs. Lard. choice leaf z 751S 00c.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and lower; No. red, cash
nominal, &C, May delivery 691z 99OeSc. Corn
Il N and easy; No, . mixed. cash S31< 0355<c.
Nav delivery 843s o 3519c. Oats duh and easy;
No. mixed, cash 295Sc. Whisky hrm az 81 &c.
Provisions duiet AMI unchanged. Pork, $40 %.
Lard, 3 Soc Bulk meats -bONed lots long
clear 2 o.. short clear SOC Bacon-long
clear 65NG5 70c short clear @izG5 9251c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-COdee quiet;
Rio, conim0 to prime 65s0lOc. cotton seed
OIL duli; PA 022lSc for prime crude. sugar
weak: Louisiana o. en- kettle. choice l-l6e;
centrifugals, plantation graduated 8-l6c,
choice white 5}s3<c. Molassesa uiet; Lopis-
ana open kettle good prime to strictly prime
32c, prime 20G 2e: centrlfugals. prime 10
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