Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-31
COTTON.


COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March 80, noon.-Cotton dull;
prices generally in buyers favor; middliRg
upiands I5-l6d; mlddlin& Orleans sd; sales
1000 bales, for speculation and export bOO7
receipts 10000 bales-AmericRn $500.
Futures: UDlands, low mtdding clause.
April and May delivery, 55-64S4 b6-64d;
May and June. So 640Di 59-64d; June ana
July, 4 60-6494 6l-64d; July and August,
4 6S-64d; August and September. 2-64d;
September and October, Sd. Market quiet.
2:o0p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futurss: Uptands, low middhnG clause.
March delivery 56-64d, sellers: March and
April, 4 56-64d. sellers; April and May,
J6-64d, sellers; May and June. -64d. buy
ers; June and July, 6l-64d. sellers; July and
August, 6S-64d, value. August and Septem-
Der, 2-6sd, sellers; September and October,
sd, sellers; September, 3-64d, sellers. Mar
ket dull
SCOOP. m.-Futures: Uplsnds. low middhng
CLAUSE, Mareh delivery, A 55-64d, BUYERS; March,
and April 55-64d, BUYERS; April and May,
55-64d. buyers; May ana June, 4 5S- Gid, SELF
ers: June and July, 90 SD. value; July
and August. 63-64d. sci erss A u gust AMI sep
tember, l-64d, buyers; SeVte mber and De
tober, sd, sellers; September, 6-6td, sell
ers. Market closed dull.
NEW roRK, March 80, noOn.-Cotton easier;
mddllng aplands, 9lsc; mddllnR Orleans,
9 5-l6C; sales 263 bates.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as FOL
lows: March delivery, -cs April, g03e; May,
ISc; June. 8 DC: July. 8 &c; August. SIC.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed easier: middling
uplands, 9tsc; middllng OrleaHs, 3 l6c: sales
pa bales; net receipts 1903 bales, gross 2,,63.
Futures: Market closed barely steady, with
sales Of 43,2Oe bales, a. fohoUs: March de-
livery, 02(G9 ODE; April. 0S09 4c; May, IL
A9 lac; June, 9 24(G9 25c; July, 5000 BIC;
August, 400 42c; September. 23I9S 2Sc; Oe-
tOber. 1903 l3G; November, 0St@9 O9c; De-
cember, HOE nc; January. . 1909 zoe.
G. l.. Green Il Co.'S report says; There
was scarcely a feature Of interest on the local
market to-day, values fiuctuatng only 2G3
points and closing much the same as last
evening, but tame. Orders from all sources
were unusually limited and business was con
fined solely to room scalping. From abroad
public accounts are weak, and private advices
report Manchester easier, with India and
China lower"
GALVESTON. March s0.-COtton dull and
nominal; middling $40; net receipts l,29l
bales. gross l,294; sales none; stock 32,s2S
bales.
NORFOLK. March 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l324 bales, gross l,624;
stock 1919 bales; sales 2bl babes; exports
cOastwise l76 bales.
BALTIMORE, March sO-Cotton dull; md
ding 81 SC; net receipts none, gross y bales;
sales none; stock 29,5l3 babes.
Boston, March 3O.-Cotton quiet; middling
914c; net receipts a53 bales, gross 4,0iS; sales
none; stock 6,3l0 bales.
WILMINGTON. March 3O.-Cotton quiet;
.mIddlipg 95se: net receipts Al bales, gross 40;
sales none; stock l. IA bales, exports, coast
wise 606 bales.
PHrLADELPaIA.M March s0-Cotton dull; mid
ding 7-l6c; net receipts 2o6l bales, gross
1895; stock 1851 bales; exports, TO Great
BrItaIn 26j2 bales, to the continent 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 30.-COtton dull;
middllng $50; net receipts 3,35S bales, gross
4, los; sales 5000 bales; stock 3O3,S sos bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1919 bales to the
continent 4459, cOastw Sc ?, l4I.
MOBILE, March 30.-CottOn quiet; middilng
soc; net recefpts bales. gross B; sales 500
bales; stock S6,9l9 bales; exports, eOasJWlse
100 bales.
MEMPHIS. March 80.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Il-l6c; receipts l5l bales: shipments
2,0l2 bales; sales 1850 bales stock l0j,54 bates.
AUGUSTA .March29.-COtten easier middllng
soc; receipts 1872 bales; sales 2 bales.
CHARL EsToN, March 30.--COtton dull and
nominal; middling $50; net receipts i.5Sl
bales, gross 1885, sales 5I7 bales; stock 5z,2l'
bales.
ATLANTA, March acknowledging 9zc;
receipts 40 balee.
NEW YORK, March 9O.-COn sohdated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports -day ll.S4S bales;
exports, to Great Britain Il, 967 bales, TO the
continent 5,0l3.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 30, noon.-Wheat steady
with fair demand; supply good. Corn quiet
Int steady, with fair demand. Lard, prime
Western Sls I'd. -,
and heavy, Wheat lower. Corn lower and
dnlI. Pork dull: mess, 81 75@l0 Is. Lard
weak at 2715c. Freights steady.
s.0O D. m-FlOur, southern steady. " heat
-snot lots steady and without important
change: ungraded red. eS@95c; No. red,
ApriT delivery 92az9933sc, Corn-spot lots
less active but steady; ungraded, 4384534c
No. 3 4609l615c IN elevator. Oats dull; NO.
, g6l/G36sEc Hopssteady. CCfee-spot fair;
Rio dull at SAc. Sugar steadler and IN
moderate demand; musooyadO lb-l6c; talr
to good refining, FsG5e; refined closed quiet:
Moiasses firm: 90 test lSc bid. Cotton seed oil
-a26094c for crude. Hides n fair demand.
Wool quiet. Pork-no sales. Mtddles dun;
long clear SIC. Lard shade lower; western
steam on spot 1905 Z'52c. Frelgnts 10 Liver
pool steady; cotton, per steam 7-64d; wheat,
CHICAGO. March 3O.-TradIng vas spirited
to-day, and the feeling IN wheat early IN the
session was weak, with the price for May
cropping of to s03sc. The decline IN consols.
together with better export at New Ork
and the report that 100000 bushels had been
taken at Milwaukee for export, caused
ouick rally to size, closing on the regular
board at size. In the afternoon the feeling
continued strong, May advancing 10 ol%c,
and closing at Sl5sc. In corn and oats the
feeling was weak early IA sympathy WIN
wheat, but rallied, and closed shade
stronger May pork sold down from 50 IS TO-
50 IS, then rallied, and closed at medium
figures
&c higher: regular, March and April delivery
755k dl6szc, MAY S0349Sl1ze; No spring, 707s
F09iyc Corn opened weak, rallied. ana closed
firmer. cash "a taQ3311c. April delivery 1870
95Isc. Nav 3Sl4(033l 8c. Oats quiet; cash 214c,
March aud ABrfl delivery 27l4c, May S0sz9
305sc ProvlsiUns-Mess pork steady; cash
lots 50 5000 z715, April deiiVery S9zO(g9 ~,
NAV 50 25(d9 40. Lard 21z85c lower; May de-
livery 9215tn5 arc. Boxed meats steady;
dry sailed shOuldersB 1904 00c, snort rib M
6o5 zoe, clear 5 5OtG5 J5c. Whisky steady at
81 a. sugar lower: standard A, &c.
BALTINOKE, March 30, noon.-rlour quiet
but steady; Howard street and Vest
ern supernne 81 75u98 %, extra 50 50lg4 10.
family 81 356D5 %: city milis euperiine 50 100
325. extra So 50dD4 10: RlO brands 81 62Ggi 81.
Whaat-SouUbern steady but quiet; Western
6rner but dull; Southern, red 9i(99Jc, AMBER
.g5a98c; No. ] Maryland, $3.50 asked; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot 923sc. Corn
Southern steady; Western easier and quiet;
Southern. white 45G4615c, yellow 4i@46c.
ST. LOUIS, March 3O.--FlOur Unchanged.
Wheat fairly active and unsettled, closing
~ higher than yesterday; No. red, cash
SSI%c May delivery S81sldS9lac, closing at
s95sc Corn dull; closed about the same "a
Yesterday; No. 2mixed. caeh 835s(933eSc, May
delivery 41<CG85c, closing at 34Zc BID. Whisky
firm at 81 10. Provisions closed dull: Pork
steady at $40 20CGl0 -. Lard easy, soc bid.
Bulk meats-loose lots long clear 20c, short
ribs 5 SJc, short clear soc: box lots nm
changed. Bacon weak; long clear 65c,
short ribs 5 S21z6D5 s5c. short clear $500 OOc.
Hams steady at = 5C1ll OJc.
LOUISVILLE. March S0.--t3rain closed weak
and ddll: Wheat,NO. red 81 G90c. Corn. new
white 37I5c. Oats, No, mixed, new 32J &C.
Provisions quiet: BacOn-clear rib Soc.
shoulders soc. Bulk meats--elear RIB sides
8 4Oc, shoulders &c. Pork, mess $40 IS. Lard,
choice leaf 75Gs 00c.
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