Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-12
COTTON.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March II. noon.-COtton dull;
prices generally in buyers favor; middling
uplands 41sd: mlddling Orleans l5-l6d; sales
5000 bales, for speculanOn and export 1000
bales; receipts 800 bales, all American.
Futuree: UOtan Is. low mIdaling clause.
March and April delivery, 4 53-64d; April and
May, 50 sd; May and June. 81 -b4(d4 5S-64d
June and July, 90 .649s 6l-64d; July and
August, 81 64Cg4 90 Sid; August and Septem-
Der, l. 64(D5 2-6&d. Market quiet.
2@op. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales Am rlcan.
Good mlddling uplands 81 Sd, middling up
lands aga, low mlddng uplands II -lSd,
good ordinary uplands AID. ordinary uplands
4Isd; good middling Texas 51sd. mddling
Texas 10 l6d, low middling Texas 4s4d, good
ordinary Texas $3.50, ordinary Texas ased;
mlddling Orleans 10 sd, low middhng Or
leans 4kd, go d ordinary Orleans 9-l6d. or
binary Orleans 43sd.
Futures: Uplsnds. low middlins clause.
March delivery. 54-64d, BUYERS; March and
April, 54-b4d. buyers; April and May,
56-64d. buyers; May and June. 81 b4d,
buyers; June and July, 81 6ld. buyers; July
and August, I'd, sellers; August and sep
TENDER. 3-64d, sellers; september and Octo-
Der. . 2-64t. reiiers. Market steady.
5;OOp. m.-Futures; Uplands low mlddhng
clause, March delivery. A 54-64d. BUYERS; March
and April i64d. buyers; April sHd May,
So 6id. value; May and June. 4 So cid, buy
efs: June and July, 6l-64d, buyers; July ana
August, sd. a ne; August and September,
d4d, va ue; september ami october,
2-6id, value. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK. March II. nOon.-COJJon dull;
middllng uplands, SIC; midding Orleans.
> lnc; sales IA bales.
Futures: Market un,et and easy, with sales
as follows; March delivery. 02c; April,
Toe; May. 92lc; June. Bic; July.9 SSc;
August. 3 46c.
5;OOp. m.-Cotton steady: middling uplands,
81 SC; middlng Orleans s. lbc; saies 800 bales;
net receipts none, gross l499 bales.
Futures. Market closed narpi gfeadY. with
sales Of So bales, as follows; March deliv-
cry 5000 OOc Aprli, O,NQ9 csc; May, $50
Ice; June, . 2S.d9 29c; July, 8 5000 SIC; Au-
gust, 8 44C0g &C.; September. 8 27G9 2sc; Octo-
Der, ilt99 lie; November, 3 u19h 0S5; Decem-
Der, 1908 lie; January,9 l7G9 l9c.
G. l., Green II Co.'s report on cotton fu-
lures says: "It was a scalping market on con-
tracts throughout, with al hands working
close, and apparently very few new deals
were made. A decline, an advance and a re-
action covered the range of some or points,
with the close barely steady at triiie below
last evening There was no evidence OF much
positive confidence, and noticeable features
were the duh. easy tone OF the southern mar
ket and the continued tame character OF ad-
vices from consumptive centres, especially in
Europe"
GALVESTON. March lls-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 5-l,c; net receipts bales, gross \;
sales 4 bales; stock 1924 bales; exports,
cOas wise $50 bales.
NORFOLK. March ll.-Cotton steady; mid
ding e3zc: net receipts ,4U7 bales, gross ,4O7
stock ,40S bales; sales 1Sl bales; exports.
coast wise II bales
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Cotton nominal /;
middling g1sc; net receipts zone. gross $50
bales; sales none: stock 81 5l5 bales.
Boston, NJ lrch ll.-Cotton quiet; middling
94c; net receipts $50 bales, gross Sr4; sales
none; stock $3.50 bales; exports, to Great Bri-
tain SOB bales.
WILMINGTON, March ll.--Cotton steady;
midi ing S53c: netreceipts 245 BALES, gross PAS /;
sales none; stock 1913 bales; exports, to the
COnriut nj | 300 bales,
PHILADELPdIA,M March ll.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts 30 bales, gross 30;
stock IL S06 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March l1.-Cotton duh and
easy: mrtdhngS l1-l6c; net receipts 1892 bales.
gross 472; sales 1000 bales; stock S493 bales
exports, to the continent 1888 bales, coastwise
1850.
MOBILE, March Il.-COtton dull; middling
SIC: net receipts ~ bales, gross Is; sales 500
bales; stock 1887 bales; exports, cOastwlse
sal bales.
s5sc: receipts 767 bales: shipments 2,7l5 bales
safes ]. 500 bales; stock 1869 bales.
AUGUSTA. March ll.-COtton quiet but
steady; mIddling sssc; receipts 1870 bales; sales
432 bales.
CHARLESTON. March 11.-Cotton very quiet
at S34c for mlddina, with buyers offering s56c;
net receipts Sl9 bales, gross 500; sales none !;
stock 81 .43S bales.
ATLANTA. March ll.-COttOn-Middllng SIC;
receipts AIS tales.
NEW YoRK. March I1.-ConsOlIdated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 1852 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1865 bales, to the
continent 6,5S3.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March II, noon.--wheat steady,
with improving demand; holders offer moder-
ately; red Western spring. IS ld@7s 3D.. Corn
quiet but steady, with fair demand.
NEW YORK, March ll,nOon.-FlOurquiet and
unchanged. Wheat higher. Corn stronger.
Pork dull; mess, $40 O09l0 50. Lard steady at
32l&c Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spot lots rather quiet; ungraded red
g555c Corn-spot lots 14O1s4c lower; ungraded
A 948l5c: No. 2, March delivery 471sG4SI4c.
Oats a sh ede lower and dull; No. 2, March de-
liverv 375sc. Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee, far Rio. on SPOT strong az SIC. sugar
dull and unchanged, fair TO good refining sd
sac; refined quiet. MOlasses heavy and
lower Cotton seed oil quiet: 23Cg25c for crude,
3IISc for refined. HIDES steady. Wool firm.
Pork dun and rather weak; old m 50 $40 00yG
10 So Middles dull; long clear 51sc. Lard
shade h gher; Western steam. on spot . 500
Bic. Freights TO Liverpool closed iirmer;
cotton, per steam odd; wheat per steam 15zd.
CHICAGO. March il.-W heat was let but
firm TO -day under the influence OF the govern
ment report published yesterday, and the re-
ceipt of dispatches saying tnaG the crop In
Kansas and Indiana was damaged. here
was very little disposition TO sell. and the
principal buyers were shorts. The outside
prices of the day were not maintained, but
the Closing figures SNOW an Ahfducb Oi &c
over yesterday. The amount on ocean passage
last week increased $4,000 bushels. Receipts at
II points TODAY were l7l,0U0 bushels and
shipmen S 10000 bushels. May sales were
between S41S@S53sc. closing Ut s. ll-l6c, and
developed no change IN the afternoon. Corn
was dull and trad ng confined u May. Re
ceipts were far. offerings no. large, and the
few buyers in the pit had to bid the market
up 80 to get any corn. Alter they were
filled up, the market sagged, and closed at
O'Clock ri inside figures. May sold at 4ils0
4O3Sc aud closed at 4019c. Provisions were
dun from the opening until the close. Orders
were few aGd far between, and the specula-
tive fraternity were holding on for new de-
velopments. Prices kept much in 4 small
rang b. and closed unchanged.
Flour unchanged. Wheat shade hrmer;
regular, March delivery 500 5000. June N6l<
tGSB5sc; No. ? spring sosEs2lc. Corn II
but hrm; cash SzlS937Ae, March delivery
37l4c, May and June 4OH040ssc. Oats hrm
cash 29ISc, May delivery 32HG32Nc. Proyis-
ions--Mess pork steady ana Unchanged; each
Sl0O5. May delivery $40 i7LglO ~. LARD
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shOulders8 30
o. zoe. Whisky steady NJ 81 l6. Sugars un-
cngngei.
BGLTrmOEE, March li.-Flour firm and
steady: Howard street and West
ern suDerhne 81 1908 70, extra 81 1904 10.
family 81 $685. IS; city mills supernne 81 10
as %. CITY millssXtra So 500l IS. civ mills
Rio brands "a 620gl 81. Whoat-Southern
steady but quiet; Western higher but dull;
Southern. red 9}hd90c, amber g109'c; No. /
MARY land. 9BCGg7c; No. 1W0stern winter red,
on spot 92C bid. COrn-SOutheru easier, Vest