Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-10

CINCINNATI, April Flour stronger: family
20 S5,G4 10. Wheat excited and higher; No. .
req, sOe. Corn stronger and higher; No. 3
mixed, 46l slg46l4c. Oats strong and in good
demand; No. mixed, 35l6C1S6c. Provisions
Pork nominal at $l2 80. Lard 1rmer. soc
pa, &c asked. Bulk meats firmer and higher;
shoulders 4 use, short ribs 95c Bacon
stronger and higher; shoulders soc, short RIB
b Zoe, clear 31Hc. Whisky firm at 81 10.
Sugar firm and unchanged. Hogs active and
urn; common and light s. 5Og4 60, packing
and butchers 81 o064 70.
ST. LOUIS. April Flour active and again
advanced; family SO 1903 30. Wheat-War
news and lower consOls caused very unset
tied market: early prices were Sic higher but
soon fell or l5dD7Sc, later the market became
very unsettled and prices nuctuated. closing
iqtG2sc above yesterday: No. Z red. 97(G9sc for
cash, 9l@99c for May delivery. Corn higher
ana hrm but not active, closing SzCOll6c above
Yesterday; 40SSG4034c for cash; 4015(G40S4c
for April delivery; 4ll5lG421Sc for May. Oats
higher but slow; 3315c for cash. 1850 for MAY
delivery. Whisky steady at 81 "A, Prov sions
iiFm, higher and more active: Pork, $l2 500
y 40 for cash, $l2 80 for May delivery Lard,
q S0(16 S5c. Bulk meats-long clear l0c. short
rib 25c, clear 45c Bacon-long clear SOC,
short RIB 'OCg6 i5c, short clear S7550D7 00c.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Flour closed
higher and stronger, with active
demand; Howard street and West
ern superine So 00G3 10, extra SO 40i3 Go,
%, extra SD 50G3 IS; Rio brands 81 1905 co.
Wheat-Southern scarce and higher; Western
higher, active. and excited; southern, res 81
l09ic, amber 9Sctd$l: No. ] Maryland, 99}2c
bid: No. Western winter red, on spot 9S14c
Corn-Southern hrmer with better demand;
estern higher but inactive; Southern white
54tG55c, yellow 5i052c.
CHICAGO. April 9.-There was frenzy OF
excitement in the trading on Change to-day,
occasiOned by disturbing war rumors from
England and Russia. The wheat market had
been pointing upward for several days on
home influences, in view of the bad outlook
Tor the growing crop, but the report of claeh
OF 3rms between the Russian and Afghan out
posts beclouded all the ordinary Influences,
and traders found ut the opening tins mern-
ing that wheat was valued sc hi her than at
the close last night The hustle and cOmmo-
ton occasoned by the new order of things
MADE Itself telt, not only In the Exchange
building, but extended to La Sale and Wash
ington street Offices OF the brokers. Early in
the morning excited groups had gathered to
discuss the unexpected receipt of war news,
and the market on the ''curb" was &c higher
Tor wheat than at the close yesterday.
grand scene of turmoil and confusion, how
ever, was reserved for the floor of the EX
change. Heavy traders, who are rarely seen
ON the floor, were present in force long before
the bell sounded, and were as thick in the
Tray as any OF the young traders and brokers.
W hen the market opened there was hurried
running to cover by the shorts but many
OF the long" traders were willing to take the
profits in sight, and there was a free eX-
chang of options. which is well evidenced by
the TACT that, although the wheat market
closed SIC over the closing price of last night,
no failures were reported. Buying orders
from outside were very numerous, and while
there were evidences during the session of
heavy load of wheat being thrown over
board, the general situation renamed strong
enough to sustain the market wei up to the
best figures OF the day. The appreciation in
wheat on the regular board was 43zc above
the closing yesterday, and on the afternoon
board there was another advance of 3Sc. For
eign markets were all reported strong and
higher. Corn moved along closely with
WI no ar nd l 10 oVrar
advanced 5sc, while pork advanced 40c per
barrel.
Flour stronger and 2O025c higher. Wheat
wildly excited during the entire session:
opened Bose higher, receded lAc from TOP
figures, but rose again, and closed 1910 higher
than yesterday; war news was the principal
cause; regular, April delivery 49, 9s312c May
SJegSSzc, June S7l5(G90<c; No. 2 red, SHE.
Corn excited and higher; closed l5Sc over yes
terday; cash lots 40G43c, April delivery 800
4O1Sc, May 43l 4WH3ac, June 439<lb45c. Oats
strong and zsGlc higher; cash lots 30c, April
delivery 291se, May delivery 323<(G33l4c, June
333Sf134c. PrOvisons-Mess pork Offering free !;
demand active; opened 20025c higher, adj
vapced 40G45c additional, fell back 25G30c
again rallied l0Gl5c, and closed steady; cash
lots $l2 250l2 IS. MAY delivery $l2 l5Gl2 As,
June $l2 l0el2 60. Lard stronger and more
active; l0,Gl5c higher, cash lots 9N68 Csc,
May delivery 6 95G1 csc, June % 5ey7 l5c &.
Boxed meats firm; dry sailed shoulders 600
4 soc, short ribs 6 1906 l5c, short clear sides
80 I6 55c. Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugars IN
changed; standard A SIC, granulated &c.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The receipt of this
mornings war news sent grain and provisions
up, so that the market was almost wild, with
prices tending continually upward. Corn is
held of the market at any price. This after
noon grains were strong and excited Wheat
No. 2lOngberry. 92c; No. red, soc. COrn-No.
mix ID. 47c; No 2 white, 4Sc. Oats-NO. 2
mixed, 3615c. Provisions Pork, mess $40 IS.
Bulk meats-sh0ulders 75c. clear rib sides
6 35c, clear sides 60c. Observation-Disclosures
25c. clear rib sides Csc. Hams, sugar cured
l0Gl015c. Lard, choice leaf 25c
= NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-CoIee dull; Rio
cargoes, common to prime, 7la0i0l5c. Sugar
steady; centr fugal quiet; common to good
common As G413c, yellow clarified 513t055sc.
MOlasaes, centrifugal steady, light stock; com
mon TO good common HOPPE, prime to strictly
prime 26 U33c. Cotton seed oil dull; crude
&c, refined 3S15g39c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, April 9, 3 y. m.-opirits turpentine
fiat: spot 2ls Sd. April delivery 2ls Cd, May to
August 22s Cd, September 10 December 23s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, nOon.-Turpentine,
22s.
NEW YORK, April 9. noon.-spirits turpen-
tine steady at Sic. ROsin steady at 81 $50
l 171z.
CHARLEsToN, April 9.-spirits turpentine
steady at q &c. Resin steady; SOC for strained,
95c for good strained.
WILMIEGTON, April 9.-Spirits turpentlne
firm at 2714c. Rosin dull; strained S71ac asked,
good strained g2l9c asked. Tar firm at 81 10.
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 10, yellow
dip and and virgins 81 So.
RICE.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-Market nominal;
sales As barrels.
Louisiana. ordinary TO prime 43zCG5Ac.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Rice firm; demand
fair.