Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-05
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COTTON.

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March 4, noon.-Cotton active
at higher prices; middling uplRnds 4S4d;
mlddling Orleans 4 l3-l6d: sales $4,000 bales,
for speculation and export 5000 bales; re-
oelpts %, 600 bales-American l2,200
Futures: 0Dlands. low mlddlnG clause,
March and April delivery, 4 68-6l@l slid;
April and May, 56.646I4 57-64d; May and
June. 59-64GD4 60-64d June and july 6l-04
al b2-64d; July and August, Sd; August anu
september, S-6A95 2-6id. Market barely
steady.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 1900
bales American.
Fatures UDlands. low middlng clause;
March delivery. 52-64d. buyers; March ana
April. 4 5Z-64d. buyers; April ana may
55-64d. value; May and June, $3.50, sell,
ers; June and July, 4 so SD, buyers jury anu
August, 636 sid, sellers; August and septem-
Der, Lad, value; September and OCTOBER,
sd. value. Market steady.
Good mIddling uplands 5lsd, middling up
lands 4zsd, low middhng uplands l-lhd,
good ordinary upands AID. ordinary uplanus
4lsd; good middling Texas 51sd, middllng
Texas lb-l6d, low middling Texas 4sAd, gOou
ordinary Texas 9-l6d, ordinary Texas 49sd;
middllng Orleans IS l6d, low mlddung Of-
leans Ava, good ordinary Orleans 9-l6d, or
binary Orleans 435d.
:00p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low mlddling
clause, March delivery. 4 52-8id. BUYERS:
March and April. 4 52-64d. buy ers: April and
May, 55-64d. value: May and June, 81 CAD,
buyers; June and July, 6O-6ld, buyers; July
and August, 63-6id. sellers; August ana
September, l -64d, buyers; September anu
October. sd. value. Market closed steady
NEW YORK. March 4, nO0n.-Cotton nrm;
middllng uplands, &c; mlddhnE Orleans,
9 5-l5c; sales g44 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: March, delivery, 02c; APRIL
8 Ice; May, zoe; June. zoe; july sc;
August. 9 45c.
$500 D. m.-Cotton steady: middling up
lands 9 B. l6c; middllng Orleans, csc; sales $40
bales: net receipts 10 bales, gross l702
Futures: Market closed hrm, with sales OF
27,5 bales, as follows: March delivery 3 u
99 l4c; April, 2l(Q9 PC; May, 32g9 5Sc;
June, 42G9 43e; July. 5la9 SIC; August,
8 5sCB9 5ge; September. 1909 4sc; October,
927@9 CSC; Noyem Der, 1903 20c; December,
8 2l@9 zee; January, 3 27G9 29c.
G. J.. Green & Co.'S report on cotton fu-
lures ssys: ''The bull feeling continues ram
pant, with another advance Of about &c,
business showing up full and the market clos
ing firm at nearly the highest rates OF the
day. Some of the large operators nave con-
tinued steady and free sellers. and there mas
been a considerable amount OF realizing put
offerings did not stem the tide Of demand ana
was readily exhausted with only few tempo
rary actions. New Orleans has been large
buyer to cover, and materially assisted the
Improvement abroad. Liverpool shows a
somewhat responsive feeling. but the cOntl-
nent follows slowly and indiherently and
keeps bids well below the parity OF our mar
kef"
ding loo; net receipts 3s3 bales. gross 1898;
sales 345 bales; stock 56,VOl bales; exports,
! TO the continent L3l6 bales, coastwise 2,lls.
NORFOLK. March 4.-Cotton firm; mlddling
! II l6c; net receipts $50 bales, gross 9o8;
/ stock 80. 1874 bales; sales l,l6l bales; exports,
! cOasrwise 7iS bales.
! BALTIMORE, March 4.-CottOn firm; mid
ding sc: net receipts none. gross 20 bales
sa les to spinners 800 bales stock 1920 bales.
! Boston, March 4.-COttOn quiet; miduling
! 91sc; net receipts 80 bales, gross 1875 sales
! none: stock 6,3l0 bales.
/ WILNINGToN. March 4.-Cotton firm: Md
/ ding S5sc; net receipts " bales, gross a +;
! sales none; stock 6,oO7 bales,
PHILADELPHIA, March cotton iirm; mid
| ding 9isc; net receipts l,49l bales, gross
1891; stock Il 93S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.--COttOn firm and
active; middlng slice; net reeeiDts 3,ztl
bales. gross 40Sl: sales 1000 bales STOCK 3o' 94f
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales,
NOBLE. March 4.-CottOn firm and held
higher: mIddling $50; net receipts 60 bales,
gross III; sales 800 bales; stock 1874 Dales;
exports, cOastwlse 400 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 4.-COttOn firm; middling
s3zc; receipts l,057 bales: shipments 1924
bales; safes $500 bales; stock 1855 bales.
AUGUSTA. March 4.-Cotton firm; mlddllng
Size: receipts 1913 bales; sales 1858 bales.
CHARLESTON, March l.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding s3<c: net receipts 757 bales. gross 1s7;
sales 200 bales: stock % ,S35 bales; exports, 10
the continent LOO bales.
ATLANTA, March 4.-Cotton-middling SIC;
receipts 2l2 bales.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Consolldated net re-
ceiptsfor ali cotton ports to-day, s.54 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 469O bales, TO
the continent s ,444.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 4, nOon.-Wheat quiet
but steady, with poor demand; supply good.
Corn steady, with poor demand
NEw YORK. March 4, nOon.-Flour quiet
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn better. Ferk
weak; mess old $40 l2190l0 80, new $ll 500
IL 20. Lard dun at CSC. Freights steady.
$500 ID. m,-Fl0ur. Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spOt lots firm ungraded red 721209le;
No. cred, March delivery 9399855c, May 9496
Q95lLc. Oorn-spOt loLs firm; ungraded AGO
Soc. Oats shade stronger; NO. 2 Sst@8s14c:
Hops Unchanged. Coffee, far Rio. on spot quiet
at SIC Sugar dull and weak; centrifugal
53<c, fair 70 good refining a951sc; refined
steady. Molasses unchanged. Cotton seed
oil-23G25c for crude. 3l1Rc for refined. Hides
firm Pork steadv; old mass $40 00(Dl0 80
Middles dull long clear SIC. Lard points
higher: Western steam. on snot ? 0gb &c.
May delivery 6 2SG5 3vc. Freights TO Liver
/ pool quiet; cotton, persteam l-B4d; wheat, per
CHIoAoo. March 4.-On Change to-day the
| morning session was very dull; the news fOun-
| tain seemed to have gone dry, ana, IN the alb
| sence of Information, traders preferred 10 DO
nothing, A large increase was expected in
wheat ON passage, but IL was only q little over
| 3OO,O goo bushels; this tended TO open N ~ lit
tie easy at Si3Sc. but after half an hour the talk
OF the pit was that over 20 boat loads had been
! taken early Tor export; this sent May up TO
| S4s<c quite rapidly, but the reports were un-
confirmed, and May sagged 10 "a 3-l6C, the last
: half hour was quiet around SIG for May
I no change was noted IN the afternoon; snail
/ grains dragged In corn there WAS very little
| business done; May remained all the session
/ between 305sc and zoe. Oats were O shade
/ easier. An unsettled tone prevaile ed in pork
/ there were few buyers on hand early and
prices dropped; May opened at so IS, which
| was DC under the closing Of yesterday, and
/ sold at $40 221a very moderately; the local de-
! mand and an improved tendency IN grains
sent it up 70 SO 80. bur 10 could not be held
/ there, dropping back TO $40 III as everything
! else weakened; there was a subsequent re-
coyory TO $40 271&@l0 30; the close was dun but
| steady.
Flour unchanged. Wheat nuctuated within
I range OF ezc; regular, March delivery 1919
| 78Ae, May s4LiGS4 ll-l6C; No. spring 1910
SIC. Corn quiet and easy; cash s5GWhc,
! but firm. cash 25l8c, March delivery 29c, May
| 32l4 0gB2A Nc. PrOvisions-Mess pork moderate
/ ~ active. closing steady: ca-h $40 lOlNl0 80,
/ March delivery $40 lC, May SO H5SGln 80.
| Lard quiet but 2lsd5 points higher; cash 80
/ tG5 921Ec, March delivery 9 soc, May 8 871aW
] q O2lSc. Boxed meats steady: dry sailed
\ shoulders 90Gic, short rib 3 a0N5 3zl6c, clear
/ o BU05 $50. Whisky steady AZ 81 10. sugars
] unchanged. granulated 6sac.
BALTIMORE, March 4.-flour steady but
quiet: Howard street and Vest
\ ern supernne ~ 1908 20, extra 50 5o6sA 10.
| family - 1904 20: city mills superdno s. 70
| COS ~. city mills extra So J1ldi 10, city mills
/ RIO brands 81 e20i 81. Wh0at-southern
| Southern. red s3M9bc, amDer g898sc; No.
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