Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-26
Nash. = Chatt'a. 451S
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COTTON.

BID.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March 25. noOn.-Cotton duh;
prices generally IN buyers favor; middling
uplsnds sd; mlddling Orleans Lied: sSles
5000 bales. for speculation and export 1000;
receipts IL, OO0 btles-Ameriean $500.
Futuree: UDlands. low mlddung clause.
April aud May de1verv, 4 57-64d May and
June. Ss-64d: lune and July, 62-64d; July
and August, h@5 64d; August and Septem-
Der, 1 64@5 sd: September and October.
2-S4d. Market quiet.
2:o0 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales Amt rIcan.
Failures: UDlands, low middiing clause.
March delivery, 57-64d, seller; March and
April, 57-64d. sellers; April and May,
51-6td, sellers; May and June. So DAD. buy
ers; June and July, 4 62-64d. buyers; July and
August, l-64d, sellers; August and Septem-
Der, 3-&d. buyers: SeDtember and October,
l-64d, BUYERS; september, 5-64d, sellers
Market quiet.
Good mIddling uplands 8-l6d, middling
uplands l5-l6d. low middliug uplands 4s4d,
good ordinary uplands led. ordinary up-
lands j. lOd; good middling Texas "a. mid
fling Texas sd, low middling Texas l3-l6d,
good ordinary Texas 43Sd, ordinary Texas
-l6d; middling Orleans Sd, low middhng
Orleans 1864, 20 d ordinary Orleans 45sd,
ordinary Orleans lied
$500 D. MIXTURES: UDlauds. low mIdduug
claI Sc. March delivery. 457-64d. sellers; March
and April 57-64d. sellers; April and May,
"a SD. ~elers; May ana June, 4 SO 64d, buy
era: June and July, 62-6id, value; July
and August. l-64d. sellers: August and Sep
tember, 3-8id, buy ers; September anu OctO-
Der, 64d. sellers; September, 5-6td, value.
Market closed dull.
NEW YORK, March 25, noon.--Uotton dull;
middllng uplands, 9lSC; middlng Orleans.
9 5 lrc; sales o. bales.
Futures: Market du but steady, with sales
as follows: March delivery. Q O7c; April. 9 zoe;
May. 8 5Oc; June. SIC; July. acc; August,
y 2Sr.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet: midding
upands. 9 c; middlIng Orleans, &c; sales
llS bales; net receipts bales, gross go.
Futures: Market closed rarely sCeadv. with
sales Of 30 u0u bales. Ms follows: March deliv
cry, 9 0O09 &c; April, y 04G19 csc; May, 9l5Q9
8 l6c; June, 35(G9 26c; July. 9 3 as 34c; Au-
gust, 9 A a9 42c: September. 8 26G9 &c; Oc
tober. lice l2c; November, O1O9 0Nc; De-
cemher. ! a. lie: Jauuary, 1909 lSc.
G. /. Green n Co.'s report says: During
the Early portion of the day rates were fairly
held assls ed some what by the bears endeav
oring to sell, but as soon as the pressure set
IN eakness developed rapidly, and there was
a loss of SOS points against last evening. The
close was tame. Foreign accounts were again
unprom sing, and the general aspect Of the
labor situation remains as disturbing ele-
ment, especially tending to check the demand
az the moment"
GALVESTON. March 25.-Cotton nominal;
middlings Is l6c; net receipts 773 bales. gross
778; sales non; stock 1881 bales; exports,
c0ast wise 2,499 bales.
NORFOLK. March 25.-COtton steady; mid
ding S1sc; net receipts lab bales gross Lab:
stock 43,4l2 bales; sales $40 bales; exports,
cOastwise 23T bales.
BALTIMORE, March 25-COtton nominal mid
ding 9lsc; net receipts none, gross PA bales;
sales to spinners $50 bales; stock 29632 bales.
BOSTON, NJ arch 2J.-COttOn quiet; middling
93sc; net receipts 79 bales, gross 593; sales
none; stock 6,3l0 bales.
WILMINGTON. March 25.-COttOn steady;
mid dlng SIC; net receipts7 bales, gross .;
sales none; stock I 1913 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March25.-COtton dull; mid
ding 9lc; net receipts none, gross % bales;
stock 2l,54l bales
NEW ORLEANS. March 25.--Cotton quiet ;
mIddlng s lt-lnc; net receipts 23sS bales.
gross 2.646; sales 1900 bales; stock SlS,l0S
bales; exp rts, to Great Britain, 2,595 bales,
t0 France 5,3i5.
ll-l6c; net receipts - bales, gross q /;
sales 800 bales; stock 1892 bales; exports,
cOastwlse GA bales.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding SIZE; receipts Al bales: shipments
ISIS bales; sales 800 bales stock ~ So nsles.
AUGUSTA. March 25.-COtt0n quiet; mlddling
SIC: receipts III bales; sales 465 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-COtton very quiet:
middlins &c; net receipts IL bales gross III {;
sales none: stock 80. OBS bales.
ATLANTA, March 5.-Cotton-middling SIC.
receipts "a tales.
NEW YORK. March 25.-COnsOlidated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, $3.50 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1856 bales. to the
continent 90. TO France 6,04G.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 25, noOn.--Wheat quiet
but steady, with poor demand; holders offer
moderately. Corn steady, with poor demand.
Short clear mddes 29s I'd.
NEW YORK. March %, nOOn.--FlOur quiet
and weak. Wheat higher. Corn better Pork
duh; mess 50 75Gl0 25. Lard steady at 8 $3.50.
Freights firm.
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged.
Wheat-spot lots about ~ higher but very
quiet; ungraded red SIC; No. red, March
delivery s224c. Corn dun; spot firm ungrad-
ed, 43lg46c; No. ,, 4S1zc 10 elevator. Oats
cash lots l4G35c higher; No. 2, 363slG37c. Hops
steadily held. Coffee, far Rio. on sDot duh at
SIC. Sugar duh ami nominal MOlasses
steady: lSc for so deg. test. Cotton seed oil
22(12315 c for crude. Hides steady: New Or
leans 91<te iOc. Wool dull and heavy. Pork
dull and easy; m. IS, new $il. Middles dull;
long clear 534c. Lard without quotable
change. Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton,
per steam 7-64d; wheat. per steam sd.
CHICAGO. March 25.-O Utsde influences TO-
day were a great deal more encouraging TO
the ''long" side OF wheat, and prices were
kent from slumping of as they did yesterday;
a large decrease in grain on passage, which
amounted to about 10000 quarters in the
United Kingdom alone. together with news of
a more quiet stale of afalrsin the Southwest,
cessation Of hOstillties ia the wheat pit; MAY
wheat opened at S0ISc hello steady for almost
an hour, and then weakened slightly on heavy
selling by heavy operators; AFTER few min
utes Of dullness, buying began to start up
from old quotations; stimuia ed in the first
place by the receipt OF few country buying
orders, and heavily increased by a crowd OF
room traders, from S01sc Nav wheat sold up
to Size IN the course OF the arst two hours,
but afterward declined TO SOs6c ana closed al
1 O'clock and also on the afternoon board at
806c. In the corn pit there was a fairly ac-
tive business, but the range OF fluctuations
was within narrow limits; the market was
inclined 10 be firm, but vas handicapped BY
large amount OF selling orders in the hands of
traders at 3D.; May corn sold as low as $500.
aud an high as SOC. In provisions there WAS
only fairly active market; May pork sold &C
50 50 al the start, but on b1ying orders adj
vanced to 80 50, and later sagged back 70
50 S2iS around the close.
Flour unchanged. Wheat a little nrmer:
regular, March delivery 75560765Sc May sos
OSLO. Corn easS cash 800 G35Izc, May 8S3S
lg39c. PrOvtsi0ns-hees PORK closed 5H5l5c
higher cash OTIS 81 1909 50, May delivery 81 Is
(g9 95c. Lard firm: cash o 0OG6 OZLSc. MAJ 6 O6
GG07% Boxed meats steady; dry sailed
shoulders 90lGi CSC, short riD 3j95 87Iec,
short clear 6Jgb65c Sugar steady; stand
ard a 91sf
BALTIMORE, March %, noon.-rour quiet
but steady; Howard street and West
family 81 35@i 20. city mills -uperhne - 100
Is. ex IA 50 SOFA Is; Rio brands 81 62gi 81.
Wheat-Sou thern STEADY but quiet; Western
closed higher; southern, red 8j09ic. amDer
9jG8sc; No. ! Maryland, 95G95@c: No. 2
We.tern winterred, on spot 9lc bid. Corn
Southern hrmer; Western hi cher; Southern,
white fi5Seg4ic. yellow 1890.
ST. LOUIS. March 25.--tlOur unchanged.
Wheat larry active and hrmer; market
strengthened and closed firm and t<g23sc over
yesfprlaVs No. red. cash SIC. Man dollyprV