Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

9l-lGc; receipts !, 40 bales sales l,l37 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. S.-Cotton dull middhng
5-l6c; net receipts 4,O20 bales, gross 1920;
sales 642 bales; stock 55,946 bales; exports,
coastwise 1859 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. S.-Cotton, middling closed
al Sc: receipts SS4 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Consolidated net re-
eeptsf for all cotton ports to-day, 80, 102 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,393 bales, to the
continent $50, to France S46.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8, noon.-Wheat strong,
with good demand; holders offer sparlngly.
Corn firm, with good demand. Lard, prime
Western SIS ca.
NEW DIRK, Oct. s. noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat higher. Corn better. PORK
steady; mess, So jO(9l0 70. Lard hrmer, 3213c.
Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-FlOur, Southern closed irmer;
common 60 fair extra So 5000 10, good to cholce
extra 81 l5tQ5 go. Wheat-spot lots 70 lc
higher. closing firm; ungraded red I5c9$l OF;
ungraded white 90c: No. red, October delly-
cry 9'1sG987sc. Corn-suOt lots advanced lyg
l14c, closing firm; ungraded, 5095255c; NO. z,
October delivery 50zG5l1sc, November 50%9
Sic Oats a shade better; No. 2 3O}4(g3lc.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Codee, falr RIO
on spot quiet at So; No. Rio, on sp0t &c,
October delivery Csc. Sugar quiet but steady;
far to good refining, 5ACg52sc; refined quiet
but steady-C 5ss@5Jsc, extra 55s@bzsc,
white extra c g. &c, yellow 53s(95ssc, of A
614c, standard A csc, cutloaf anu crushed -
O173Ac, powdered $500 &c, graduated va,
cubes 7(G714c. Molasses steady. Cotton eeeu
Oil-32Cg35c for crude. S7g3Sc for refined. hlues
steady; wet sailed New Orleans selected 4otg
60 pounds, S54(D95zc; Texas selected 5O@bO
pounds, l015c Wool steady; domestic fleece
27@36c, pulled l4(J83c, Texas 9922c. Pork
stronger and more active; mess, 50 % Tor IN
spected. Mddles dull long clear sac. Lard
400 points higher but less active; western
| steam, on spot 30(g6 35c, October delivery
| 32l5c. Freights TO Liverpool weaker; cotton,
| per steam, 9-64d; wheat, per steam. 2s4d.
| CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The wheat market to-day
| experienced a yeritabe bull movement, more
| marked in every way than has been witnessed
| at any time since the Afghan war scare tne
! opening ngure for November was S1szc, or t4c
| under the latest figure yesterday, but ouylng
| was on a liberal scale and prices advanced
steadily to SS3sc, broke of TO SS53c under
| heavy offerings, rose to s954c, fell on, ana
| closed on the regular board at Soc, there was
| another strong rally in the afternoon, with
| November closing at $3.50, the highest nRure
quoted for that option since the great break
| IN wheat during August; cables Were strong,
| quoting firm markets al the advance noCed
| yesterday, while an advance OF "a was guoteu
! at Liverpool for American hour the state-
ment was also made that the Minneapolis
mIllers had advanced prices lQD2c for wheat,
| and that Notwithstanding receipts showed
falling or; it was also stated that the Mlnne-
! apOls mills had advanced the price OF Hour;
the quantity of wheat on passage to England
| and the Continent showed decrease Tor the
| week of $50, 600 bushels; these conditions all
| aided the buoyancy of tone assumed by the
market and prices advanced on numerous
/ buying orders closing for the day at outside
| quotations, l2aC higher tlan yesterday ne
| CeiDts Of corn were 229 cars; the speculative
| market ruled quiet but firm, while cash was
| active and Il shade higher; the advance IN
| wheat helped to firm up corn, and the market
| closed nc higher for cash and &c higher for
! October, with no special change in tine Other
! futures; IN the afternoon further advance
of 1s(111c was recorded. Oats ruled tame and
! quiet, with no special change. PROVISIONS
! were strOn ger ;lkhe early prices for mess pork
| were 1917 Ol5c higher but fell back 21s(95c,
while lard showed an advance of 2I2(05 points:
Flour active and firm. Wheat active and
stronger; closed lc higher than yesterday;
regular, October delivery S61s GS314c, Noyem-
| Der S73zGSj14c, December e954G9lhc; No.
| red 92c Corn quiet but arm; cash 13c better;
cash l3CG435sc, October delivery 493z(g435sc,
| November 4U3s0405Sc. Oats quiet and tame;
cash and October delivery 26c, November
| 251sc. Provlsions-Mess pork feverish and
| unsettled: advanced l21zlGi5c early, settled
back 212Qg5c, and closed steady; cash IS 400
| 8 90. November delivery S. 32l2@S 42Mc, De-
! cember IS 4Zl4l0S 52l5 Lard unsettled and
| nervous; prices averaged higher: cash 100
| l5c, October delivery 8 05G6 0715c, November
| 971S(06 0215c. December 9115(06c. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders 5O93 lbc,
| short rib sides 35c, short clear sides 700
! 75c. Whisky nominal at 81 10. Sugar easier;
| graduated 70D71zc, standard 634c.
| BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Flour steady fairly &C
tive demand; Howard street and Western su-
perhneS3 00G3 90 extra S3 5OCg4 rs, family ~ 4O0
90; city mills superfne SO 00(G3 so, extra s. IS
lD4 50. Rio brands 81 S7@5 Oh. Wheat-South-
/ ern higher, with active demand; Western
[ higher ana active. southern. r6u SOl5Soc, am
Der 81 Ol@l 03; No. Maryland, CSC bid; No.
! 2 Western winter red, on SPOT 5s(g93tsc. Corn
| Southern lower and dull; Western steady
| but dali; Southern white 54955c, yellow nom
! inally sec.
CINcINNATI, Oct. s.-Flour firm; family
81 4OJG4 90. Wheat strong and higher; No.
/ red, 96069Sc. Corn strong: No. mixed, 1870
/ 4Sc. Oats frmer: No. mixed, &c. BrOvl-
| siOns-POrk dull at s. IS Lard strong and
| higher, 9Uc. Bulk meats quiet but tirmer;
shoulders 3a3t4c, short ribs S5c. BACON
| steady; shoulders 3AG315c, short ribs 95c,
short clear Doe. Whisky steady at 81 O5. su-
! gar quiet and unchanged. Hogs steady; com
mon and light So O0g4 10, packing and butch
| ers s. 60@4 10.
No. , red, 9ic. Corn-No. white. 461Ec.
| Oats-No. 2 mixed new 2I12c. Provisions
firm: Bacon clear rib sides 9Oe, clear
sides 40c shOulders4 00c. Bulk meats-clear
RIB sides 5 soc. clear sides soc, shoulders soc.
Pork mess 81 90. Hams, sugar cured 100
10 SOC. Lard, choice leaf S1zCGaszc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-Cohee hrmi RIO
cargOes, common TO prime, 71zt0 sugar
| the first of the new crop, 25 barrels of Lou
islana centrifugals, classed as OF white, was
received to-day from st. Emma plantation, in
Ascension parish, and sold on Change at sac.
| MOlasses nominally unchanged; none on hand;
new Louisiana syrup 56G64c. Cotton seed oil
prime crude 291zG30c for new.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 8, noon.-Spirits turpen-
! tine. 25s Cd
NEW YORK. Oct s. noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 349zc. Rosin steady at 81 O2@
| 10.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine steady. Rosin
steady.
CHIRLRsToN, Oct. 8.-Spirits turpentne
firm, 32c bid. Rosin steady; strained s5c, good
! straiAed 90c.
WILMINGroN, Oct. S.-spirits turDentine
/ firm al BIC. Rosin firm; strained 75c. good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 As. Crude tur-
pentne steady; hard 81 w, yellow dip and
! virgin 81 so.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-Market firm.
! CHARLRsTON, Oct. S.--Market steady and
unchanged: sales 325 barrels.
| NEW ORLEANS, Oct. SIN fair demand; or
| binary TO faGE 81 tlg41&e.
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