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

L'villeS Nash Az Missouri Pacidc. ll0>a
Memphis Char 50 Western Union. 70
MobleG Ohio. 1874
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March =, noon.-Cottou firm;
prices stiflening a little; middling uplands
4ll-l6d: mlddhng Orleans 48zd. sales 5000
bales, for speculation ana export 1000 bales;
receipts 5000 bales--Amerlcan 1850.
Futuree: Unlan -. low mi iIunS clause,
March and April delverv. 4 4t-@lDt 45-6id;
April and MAY, 46-6AD4 As SD, May ana
June. 40 -64G4 50-64d: June and July. 6l-64
a. j8-6id; July ana August, 5t-64@ 56-6id;
august aul September, o1-64@4 81 b4d; sep
tender aud October, 6l-64d. Market strong
al the advance
2;O0 p. m.-The sales to-day we're 10000
bales, American $500.
Middling uplands 43zd, middling Orleans
Futures: UpIauds. low middrng clause,
March delivery. a 45-64d. BUYERS; March and
April, 4 45-6id, buyer; April and May,
4 4s-6td. hu' ers; May and June, 5l-6ld, sell
ers; June and July, 4 SO SD, huNer july ana
August, 53-6id, buyers, August and Septem-
Der. 59-64d, sellers; September and OctoOer'
62-64i. sellers. Market hrnl.
400 p, m.-Futures: Uplauds, low middling
clause. March and Ap il delivery. f4-btd'
April and May, 47-64t; May and June,
so SD; June aud July, 52-64d; July ana
August, 50-6td; August and september,
81 -64lG4 IS SAD.
5:OOp. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mlddluV
clause, March delivery. As SD. sellers;
AtItN ana AOfll. 4 Ah-hAOs ettl CTS n Pfll HAN
May, 45-6id, BUYERS; Ma ana June, 5l.btd,
value; June and July, 5S-64d, sellers; july
and August 55-6'd nuYers; August ano
September, IS Sad, value; september an
October, B2-64d. value Market closed
steady.
NEW YORK. March ,. noon.-Uotton quiet;
middllng upands. S3sc; mlddhng orleans,
9 20; sales l43 bales.
Futures: Market ogcned steady, with sales
as follows: March, delivery, S5c; Aprll,
$50; May, csc; June. he; JulY,B Isci
August 2Sc.
$500 p. m.-Cotton quiet: midding uplands,
S5sc; middling Orleans, l-l6c sales 2S1 bales;
net recei is bales gross 3 bS9.
Futures: Market closed barely steady, with
sales Of 1907 bales, as follows: March de-
9 o. 40 O3c; June, l2c; July, ,909 20c;
August, 26G9 Pc; September. ] ar lie;
October, 9SGs 99c; November, 9a(9e N8e;
December 9S@S 94e; January, eaG9 csc.
G. L. Green b Co.'S report on cotton fu-
lures says: "After several moderate tuc'ua-
uOns the contract market closed AT about last
evenings rates, and only barely STEADY
| Beyond some fair buying on Liverpool ac-
count, the new demand proved UNEXPECTEDLY
light There was cOnsiderabe re tlizlng on
small deals, and the support was due MAINLY
to the efforts OF one or two leading operators
thought TO he holding for additional sales.
General Influences reveal nothing OF more
en- 'ura~'ny nature -
GALVESTON. March 9.--Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 5S4 bales, gross fS4;
sa es 33 baies stock 80. 1852 bales
NORFOLK, March Cotton steady; mid
ding 5 loo; net reeelpts 1859 bales, gross
1883; stock S9,O05 bales; sales 49 bales, eX-
ports, cOsstwse 35l bales.
BALTIMORE, March Cotton hrm; MID
ding SIC; net receipts none, gross l,sOo
bales; ss es - bales sales to spinners 800: STOCK
3d. 406 bales; exports, cOastv Use 250 bales
Boston, March 2.-Cotton quiet; middllng
&c; net receipts none. gross 3,9lb bales; sales
none; stock 6810 bales.
WILMINGTON, March 2,--Cotton steady; mid
1fv,rr
sales none; stock $50 bales.
PHILADELPAIA, March Cotton dull; mid
ding 9 l-l6c; net receipts SO bales, gross 0O;
st rex %. 974 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-CottOn quiet; md
ding 5-11c; net recelpts 7,91H bales, gross
3 3l6; sales 600 bales; stock 365,397 bales; eX
ports, to Great Britain 40l bales.
MOBILE. March Cotton firm; mlddhnR
SIG net receipts l19 bales, gross $50 sales COO
bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, coastwlse
3u5 bales.
| SIC; receipts 100 bales: shipments 626 bales
safes .. 6ugbales. stock l89, l9S balee.
AUGUSTA. March Cotton firm; middling
sac; receipts 2ls bales; sales l,s2S bales.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-CottOn dulet; mid
ding sac, net receipts 40 bales, gross $40 F;
sales $50 bales; STOCK 61,l7s bales.
ATLANTA, March 2.-COtton-MiddlingS sac,
receipts l93 alec
NEW YORK. March 2.-Consohdated net re
ceipts for all cot on ports tO-day. 1926 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1853 bales, TO
the continent $500.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 2, noon.-wheat srm.
with fair demand: holders offer moderately.
Corn steady, with fair demand.
NEW YORK. March 2, noOn.-FlOur quiet
and unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn dull
and unchanged. Pork weak; mess $40 80 q
10 IS: new mess pork is quoted AZ $ll 100
II co. Lard weak at 22l5c- Freights steady
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spot lots Ad15c hghert; No. red,
9I5s@9bc, May delivery 9iHG85l4c. Corn
irm; un raded 511a g59c: No. ., 49tgl914c, May
delivery 4S5s(dl4S5sc. Oats ~ ithOut quOtable
change: NO. >, 3sc. Hops steady. Coffee, far
Rio. on SPOT firm at sac. Sugar dull and
weak; centrifugal sec; fair TO good refining
5Js0Q5i &C; refined stead er. MOlasses un-
changed Cotton seed Oil-23G25c for crude
Hides drm. Wool quiet but firm. Pork
duh anl lower; new m - $40 l2139lO 30 for
Middles duh; long clear SEC. Lard 2@4
points lower; Western steam, on srot spot
s 2215r, May delivery 2796 5Dcc Freighis to
Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam 7-64d;
wheat. per steam I'D.
CH1oAGO. March 2.-The feeling was very
heavy in wheat to-day during the 6rst hour.
owing TO the receipt OF number OF crop re-
pOf Is from Kansas and Nj ssOuri, contradict
ing the reports II damage OF he day proceed
ing and dec airing tnat the outlook was favor
able for a fun average yield; cables as '1n-
dicated slow foreign markets; May delivery
fell of TO 383<. but rallied on ialr buying TO
SiI4 =, and then. on reports of god nuying for
, XpUrt al New York, advanced to S32sc on the
regular board. closing ob thht ure At
O'Clock: the afternoon session opened with
NJ starting in firm at 8aJsc. iell back TO
sl5Se, and closed AZ that figure. Corn and
oats were little easier early but closed Tor
the DAY AZ ABOUT yesterdays figures. Mess
pork was raided Sharply throughout the en-
tire session; considerable long property was
thrown on The m rket, aud the price Of May
dropped OF quickly TO $40 509iO 52H' but
closing easier at$lJ 40.
Flour steady. Wheat-regular, March de-
livery 79aS0c. Mey SSN(aStAcc. Corn weak
eaarly but rather hrm later; March delivery
3gsLc Auri 86Isq37. May 39Js alOl a.. oars
dun: No. q no store S0c. PrOvlsions-Mess
porE- March delivery $40 lzHl0l0 40, May
$50 3000l0 90. Lard. cash IS C, MAJ Gel very
: q566 00c Boxed meats du = dry sailed
shoulders 5 Co3 90c, short rib 5 zoos 35c.
whisky steady al 81 is. Sugar unchanged
BALTIMORE. Ma cl Flour steady, with
moderate inquiry: Howard street ind West
ern supernne 81 7a5 ~. OK go So j0l9t 10.
family 81 35Di rs; ciy mills superdne s. 70
Rio brands 81 62(Gi ". WheRt-Southern
uuiet bat steady: Western easier closing
quiet. Southern. RED 9409lc. amber 96198c
No. 2 Western winter red, on spo 3 q 3sc.
COrn-SOutheru easy and quiet; Western
easier. closing steady; Southern, white $50
4Sc, yellow j8ilc.
CIHoINNArf. March Flour unchanged.
Wheat Qulet. 20 ? red. Csc. Corn dull. No.
mixed, 3 e. oats duh nd lower No,2 mixed,
32Isc. Provisions unchanged POrs, $40 IS
Lard 85c bid. Bulk meats nominal; thOul-
ders. loose 7sc. short rib l5c, short clear
B0e. Bacon boulder. packed 1jc, short
rib l5c, short clear 9 CSC. Whisky firm at
81 10. Sugar uneh1uged; New Orleans, SIC.