Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-20

porters took 300 bales; actuAl exports, $500
bales; imports, 1900 bales-American $1,000;
total stock $4,000 bales-American 100000
bales; total ahoat, 1000 bales-American
$4,000 bales.
900 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddling clause.
March delivery. 60-64d, sellers; March and
April. 6O-64d. sellers; April and May,
6l-64d. sellers; May aud June, 6S.B4d.
buyers; June and July, 2-6id. sellers; July
and August, 5-64d, sellers; August and Sep
tember, 1850, buyers; September and Oc-
tober. 6-64d, buyers. Market dull.
$500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low micdling
clause, March delivery, 59-6ld, buyers; March
and April 59-64d, buyers; April and May
ers; June and July, v 2-6ld, seiiersi July and
August, 4-64d, buyers; August and sep
TENDER, 7-64d, buyers: September and Octo-
Der, 6-6ld, value. Market closed quiet but
steady.
NEW YORK. March 10, noon,--Cotton nrm;
middling uplands, 9 SLIGO; mldding orleans,
ESQ; sales lis bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: March delivery, lNc; April, l9c; May
992c; June. 8 42c; July. 3 soc; August, 5Sc.
800 p. INJECTION steady; middling up
lands, 9Ac; neutrality-suspicious., o T-l6c; sales 2uo
bales; net receipts SO bales, gross 915.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales OF
1871, 200 bales, az follows; March delivery Q 099
9 Toe; April, 1909 lSc; May, 9 1909 SOC; june
5000 40c; July, 9 47c, August, Docs sep
tember. $500 $50; october, . 23ega9 24c; NO
vember, 1902 l9c; December, y zl9S Zzc'
January, 0 2S(D9 29c.
c. l.. Green u Co., in their report on cot
ton futures, say: "Contracts were tame and
dropping, with an average decline OF ABOUT
points. Liverpool proved disappointing ana
Manchester failed TO develop any interest,
which, in conjunction with the absence OF new
orders and little covering demand. appeared
to dishearten the bull element and led to
pretty free selling out by scalpers VINO IN
vested yesterday. The close was nominally
steady, but with very little actual demand
GALVESTON, March l9.-Cotton firm; mid
NORFOLK, March l9.-Cotton stesdy; mid
ding Sc.
BALTIMORE, March l9.--Cotton steady; mid
ding 81 &C.
Boston, March l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
94c
WILMINGTON, March 1o.-Cotton nrm; mid
ding SIC.
PHmADELPHIA, March l9.-Cotton dull;
NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-Cotton quiet;
MOBILE, March l9.-Cotton duh; middling
MEMrnIs, March l9.--Cotton firm; mid
ding s5<c.
AUGUsTA, March l0.-Cotton dull; mid
ding $50.
CHARLESTON, Marchl9.-Cotton very quiet;
MONTGOMERY, March l0.-Cotton steady;
middling Sssc.
MAcoN, March l9.-Cotton steady; mid
COLUMBUS, March lo.-Cotton quiet; mid
NASHVILLE, March 10 Cotton steady; mid
SELMA, March I0.-Cotton firm; middling
ROME, March I9.-Cotton firm; middling
ATLANTA. March l9.-Cotton-Middlng
YORK. March l0.-Consoldated net re-
celpts for ali cotton ports to-day, Ii.1f6 bales'
exports, 10 Great Britain $3.50 bales, TO france
446. to the continent 2,767.
Weekly-NeJ receipts 3i8 bales, gross 20, 40;
exports, to Great Britain 1900 bales, 70
France 4,46l. TO the continent 1886; sales l,9Sl
bales; stock l,444 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, noOn.-wheat steady,
with FAIR demand; holders offer moderately.
Corn quiet; demand fallen Ohi new mixed
Western IS I'd.
A leading weekly grain circular says:
1.-THE wheat market WAS generally steady
American lower; futures I'd lower; spot was
well supported. and arrivals on coast ana
! cargoes firm; white wheat Id lower. flour
was steady and quiet, Corn dnl; new mixed
NEW I oRK, March 10, noon.-FlOurdu dull and
| heavy Wheat lower. Corn lower. FORK
| dull; meas. 50 S7l5tgl0 20. Lard weat al
! 6 2715c. Freights firm.
SOD n. m.-Flour. southern steady. wheat
spot lots dull: No. red, March delivery
98l< c; ungraded red Csc. Corn-spOt lots lower;
un traded 42g45}zc; No. 2, l6l4c in elevator
| changed Coffee, fair Rio. on SPOT dull at SIC.
| sugar weaker and nominal Molasses un-
changed Cotton seed Oil-22(G24c for crude.
| Hides firm Wool steady. Pork nominal
| ong clear SIC. Lard closed shade ioweri
| steam. on SPOT 2T1ac. Freights to Liverpool
| steady; cotton, per steam 5-6ld; wheat, per
! steam 3D.
! CHICAGO. March l9.-On Change the bears
| had everything their own way. Early public
/ cables were heavy, and private messages tnat
! were received later were depressed 10 sun q
/ further degree. The decline IN new lOrk
| has also helped the downward tendency here.
| Wheat opened at S496c. and, with very rev
recoveries, broke to sS3zc, just lc unuer yes
! terday's closing. During TINS ume the
/ market was hopelessly weak. The O'Clock
| closing was depressed and bearlsn, win
| prices a shade above the lowest point Corn
| was pulled down by the surrounding cereals,
! and sold freely at decline OF nc, dropping
| from 39SSc 70 3s9sc. There was tair trade
only. The greatest decline was IN pork, Which
| fell SOC from the highest points. In wheat the
! crowd were sellers, and the market closed
Flour unchanged. wheat-Fo. 2. March de-
livery 7s3z o ig3ze. April 7Sys(g191sc, May 63h
0slsSc. COFn-March and April delivery S55S
0136c, May 3856CG391zc. Oats-No. ?. March
| delivery 27LM271Ic. May 307s@8lAe. PrOvls-
ions-Ness porK cash and April delivery
80 6ea9 So, May SO 65@99S Lard-ADril de-
livery 3 gbOD5 9l1&C. June . bktStfu % nc.
Boxed meats-dry sailed shoulders 5000 00c,
short RIB 8 20lg5 221zc, clear 5Og5 Doc. W hiHky
steady at 81 IA Sugars-standard &c.
BALTIMORE, March 10, noon.-Flour quiet
and rather EASY: Howard street and West
ern superhne 81 1905 25, extra ~ 5000 10.
family 81 85605 W; city mi ssuperfne ~ T6g
| 3 %, extra So 50toA Is; Rio brands 81 1904 81.
Wheat-Southern easier under larger receipts
Western lower and dun; Southern, red GAG
96c. AMBER 9709sc; No. ! Maryland. 95g
96c: No. Western winter red, on spot 9lNc
bid Corn-SOuthern higher and firm; Western
a shade frmer but dull; southern, white 400
| 47c, yellow 451z@46c.
LOUISVILLE. March l0.-t}raln closed firm.
Wheat, No. red We. Corn. white 3Sc. Oats.
No, mixed, new 321ze. Provisions closed
quiet RacOn-clear RIB 7bc. shOulders4 50c.
Bulk meats-elear RIB sides 85c, shoulders
&c, Pork. mess $40 70. Lard. chofce leaf7 75c.
ST. LOUIS, March l9.--FlOur unchanged.
Wheat active; No. red, cash nominally at
Doc. MAY delivery 92@93c. Corn duh; No. 2
mixed. cash 81 1904 &c. Oats quiet; No. 2
mixed, cash 29lSl@29ssc. Whisky steady at
81 10. Provisions dul ana generally easy.
Pork, $40 25. Lard, SIC. Bulk meats-boXed
lots unchanged Bacon easy: long clear 8 IS
as zoe. short clear s7lSg5 9Oc. Hams steady
az 3 50tDll OOc.
No. red, 90c. Corn heavy; No. 2 mixed,
37IN63T5<c. Oats-NO. mixed, 82CG32J4c.
soc. Bulk meats unchanged; shoulders
3 62lSc. short rib zoe. Bacon easy; shoulders
4 zoe, short rib &c. Whisky steady &C 81 10.
sugar unchanged.
Nav ORLEkNs. March l0.-CoGee firm I;
Rio commOn To urime BIsi0l0c Cotton seed