Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-10
COTTON.

ID %l-batts buyers. Market irm.
900 i'- m.-tGtures. UniznHs low Y.1idlling
CLAUSE March delivery. 3-6ld. sellers. March
tIu Apr.l, 3-6id, sellers; April and Nav.
'-bid, sellers; May and June. G II-6id. SELL
~ June anu July, l5-64d, sellers; July and
august, 9 lo-54d, value; August and Se0teln-
Der, zI-b4d. value. Market closed dull
Nv EOzA, March 9, nOon.-l,utC1l dull but
I.1-Ns .,-'.i.lL t1iSnds ll5sc; mld-tl1ng On
ie5rs L5sc; sales l6J bales
tuture5. GarEeg opened dull but steady.
Win sales as follows March l:eiiveyv II Bic:
Aprli, II BE-; May. II SOC; June. II Coo; July.
IL &C; August, IL 75c.
5;ly p. m.-JOtUOn closed dull Int steady.
m1diing Uplsnds ll3zc; n1irdliug Orie.t De-.
ll5sc' esle7 i55 bales; net receipts $50 balcs,
tuuTes-Marzet closed steady. with saies
OF 2l.UJO bales, IS fOiiOTs: March delivery.
n l.sylL 31c; April. II - gil 33c: Nav. 44G,
II 49c; June. II SOC; July, II 63Gll &c: An
Sust, II bSgll 63c: September. II 2jGll 2sc:
october, 10 I7.GlO 7sc; Soycmber and Deem
Ter. I'D 6ltCl0 e3c.
Toe fost's cuEJon report says: Future de-
hVerles mp TO the third call were in fair de-
mand- Prices declined steadily 5-lG0G6- lOOc.
1nu the sales were made at the third call for
NAY at II 45c, June at u See, July at IL o. q.
August az ii zoe, and September at IL 2sc.
March and April were offered II 34c Eu-
lures closed barely steady at 6-IOO017 IOOc
lower than last saturday. sales 3 900 bales -
GALVESTON, March 9.-COJJon quiet: mt
I.-as II l-l1s' net receipts li5 uaIes, gross
1875 sales 800 bales. stock 24.49S bales.
e RFOLE. March 9.-Cottun steady: mic
dhns lie; net receipts ACES baics, gross >. COS
sales go bales; stock zo,259 bales; exports,
10 the continent go bales.
MILaINCg0S, Naturalization steady: mid
tlug l0 1850; aae receipts 81 bales, gross 81 I;
stock , 53j bales.
NJ ORLEANS. March 9.-Cot,or quiet:
mid ling i052c; net receipts 1888 bales. Ero5s
f,sll; SAFES 1900 bales; stCck 25S.6I5 bales: eX-
ports, 20 France 6,oOl bales, to the continent
ass.
NOZZLE. March 9.-Cottou-Nothing doing:
mdtlng 10 I-l6C; net recciUts Sol bales, gross
cOastwise bales.
MEMPHIS. March Cotton quiet: middi5nq
10 1-l5;; receipts l,452 bales; shipments 5,073
bales; sales so bales; stock 1850 bales: sales
90 spinncrs = bales.
AceUsrA, March 9.--Cotton quist: untddling
lei lr- receipts - bales; sales Z2i bales.
CHA2LEsTOS, March g.-COtt0n steady;
midIHng lie; net receipts l22 bales. gross IL;
sales 81 bales; stock zO,O7J bales; exports,
c9d-tWlse lz0 bales.
~a hOKR. VI .rch 9-ConeCilde5co net re-
ceipt ssr al -uttor ports to-day l.523 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain l,965, 10 France 6,S0l,
10 the continent 1928.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 9, nOon.-BreadstuGs
| Wheat dun, with poor demand; holders offer
ing freely. Germ duh; demand poor. Lard
/ Sos.
new YORK. March 9. noon.-Fl0ur dun and
/ heavy. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
| s-euuy; mess sl3 50Gl3 80. Lard firm at
/ - b.. FrCiglts hrm.
| 500 p. m.-flOur, Southern unchanged.
! Whcat-spot lots 2G$4c higher, closing easy
! ungraued red, 1ig95C; ungraded white, a 8
y2c; No. red, March delivery SI5saSs5.c
! COrn-spOt lois "a 30 better; ungradcd, 80 :
| .G52c; No , ll4g5-c. March delivery $40
| 81 &c. oats 1.'.C higher; No. ,, March deliy-
/ cr, - ass &C.. Hops UNCHANGED. Coffee, fair
| RIO. ON spot, dun and nominal at SIC; No.
HtlO. on spot Ice. sugar dull and nominal ;
fair 10 good refining l3-l6g5C; refined steady
- 4'ac, extra { 5G5 3-ltc, white extra G
81 &c, yellow i5a,gi3sc, mould y u &C. or a
l-l5-. standard 4 jssc, confectionery \ So
/ as lJ-l6c, cat loaf and crushed o. G65sc, pow
uerld6 S-lo9554c, graduated sc, cubes Csc.
Mulasses unchanged. Cotton seed OI.-37G
3oc Tor crude, 4lc Tor refined. Wool steady I:
domestic fleece 2iG55C; Texas l3GiSc. PORK
steady; mess on spot Sl3 80. MIddles dull:
long clear sc. Lard opened 4G6 points
higher: closed weak; Western steam. on spot
Z alG1 Sac, March de va-- 21d7 z4c.
treignts to Liverpu dull; cotton, per steam
sd: wheat, per steam 214d.
CHICAGO. March 9.-rhe leading articles in
tO-day's markets were moderately aCtive.and
in a general way firm, though the course was
a tribe irregular. The principal causes lead
ing 90 th ST. effects were the unsettled foreign
finances and the domestic crop scarcity. The
morning session closed steady at a shade ad-
vance. W neat was trlHe unsettled but gem
orally firm; from the opening &C over Satur-
day c,Ose-an advance OF &c was made ir-
regularly IN seller May, which Is still the lead
ing future, but toward the close Of the morn
ing session values sagged of to substantial IL
the lowest prices; early IN the day the re-
ported decrease IN cOnsOls was given as FORM
ing the cause jointly with the reported dam
age 10 crops in the West. while later consider
able depression came from higher French
rentes and the withdrawal Of any consider
able short interest; the close of the morning
session was quiet and easy; trading was far
from heavy, although rs q general JhIng there
we probably more buyers Than sellers IN the
investment wsy; No. spring was quoted
early at 57I5G7114C, but closed nOminally at
765.c. Corn opened relatively firmer than
wheat and a shade higher in proportion; the
subsequent tone of the market was about the
same wheat; IN a general way the deal
was fedtureless; No. 2 cash sold at iQl5o. Oats
continue iat, dull and lightly Traded in, about
all the speculation being confined to seller
May al BIS 95lla; there were no features to
the market. Provisions were only moderate
Is traded in, though the general market was
about firm, especially early IN the morning
session, when for a time the advance was
quite steady; as the market eascd or buyers
went out OF the hog product and the buIk OF
the former advance was lost; PORK moved
within a limit Of zoe and lard nc.
Flour unchanged. W heat very unsettled and
feverish; regular. March delivery 75G157Sc.
Corn Grmer and generally higher; cash lots
5St2G40l4c, March delivery as 80 $40. Oats
firm; closed about the same as Saturday: cash
lois = l30c. PORK, mess irregular but strO0g-
er; cash lots Sl2 60lIl2 IS. Lard fairly active
and hrmer: cash lots and March delivery
6s1 &c. Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugars I'M
BLIT5xoaE, March 9.-Fiour steady but
CuicU; Howard sETees snd We5tern sU oerf1e,
s. % 90. extra 20 l093 65; family, s. 500
4 20. city mlils superfoe- - 1903 90; extra,
s. Is a. IS; Rio brands. s. IS. WheaJ-SOUth-
eru quiet and HOminally easy; Western higher.
closing duli; southern. red SiGS7c. aDDer %
tGg5c; No. Maryland, S9l9Sj94c: No. Yves
cFl winter rcd. on spot e44GS5c. Corn
Southern lower and quiet; Western higher
and active, closing dual southern, white SIG
SIC, ditto yellow 4995oc.
ST. L1CIs. March 9.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat higher and unsettled; No. red, SIC.
Corn higher ami firm; 81 sG3S4c Tor cash. IS
81 &c for March delivery. Whisky steady at
- Il. Provisions drm arl Pork Sl- -. Lard,
q IS 10 BoC. Bulk me&is-lOpg clear6 sec, short
rib 40c, short clear 05c. B2cOE-lOi clear
: S. ~ 81 &c, short rib OOc, clear i5tGI 20c.
CtSCINNsrl. March 9--Fiour dull; family,
s. s4d2 &c: fancy, So 9oJ 80. Wheat IN light
demand; No. r1.i, Sc. Corn unsettled and
irregular; No. pliNed $50 a ic. OaJs easier;
NJ. miNet, 80 953Ac- Proyisions- tork
1ull ut Sl2 55dl3 90. Lard firm at zoe. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 45ac, short rib SIDES
CSC. Bacon firm; shoulders sc, short ribs
73Zc. short clear 15Sc. whisky dun and nOmi-
nal. Sugar steady; New Orleans. 4l6.d51ac.
H0ss EsU: common and light, 50 sjG4 s.;
nae king and buIcneis, "a pllds 90,
LOUIsVILLE. Marchy-Grain steady: Wheat
No . red, S5c. COrn-No.2 white, acc. Oats
No mixed, SAC. Provisions quiet: Pork,
mes Sls ~. Buik mcats-shOulders 4 f5c, clear
rib SIG, clear sldes ( &c. Eacon-shoul-
ders soc, clear ribs &C, clear SIDES ot52c.
sugar cured hams l0Gllc. Lard, prime leaf
NEw ORLKASs. March o. CoGee-Rio car
goes. common to prime, 7lz(gl015c. Sugar
steady: common 20 good common 4i44I@ci
yellow clarified $685. ll-l6G. MOlasses steady;
good common TO good fair 35gi2c. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime crude $500.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, March 0, 500 .. m.-Spirits tur-
pentfnc hat: spot 2ls Cd; March to April de-
livery, 2ls Cd; May to August, 22s Cd; Sep
teE.,l5er to December. 2Ss sd.
NEW YOKA, March 9, nOon--SpirIts turpen-
tine ,iull at sic. Resin dull 90 y 2o9l p.
eco d. m.-ROsin dull at 81 70 81 p. spirits
turpentne nominal, Sic. ...--
C4ARLEsFOS, March 9.-SDirits turpentine
autot al esJIc. Resin steady; strained SOC,
good strained 81 coal CAS-.
WrLsfnGroN, March 9.-Spirits tufpenGine
steady at sSI<e. ROsin dull; strained 95c; good
strained. 81 90. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur,
peniine steady; hard 81 Is, yellow dip ana
virgin 81 10
RICE.
GEE YORK. March 9.-MaTket steady.
CHAALksTCE, March 9.-Market quiet anu
unchanged; no sales.
NEW ORLEANs. March 9.-Market steady,
Louisiana. ordinary 10 prime. 45zg6c.
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