Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-06
Man Nah; 4 Chatta. 4OJ5
COTTON

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March ;, nOon.-Cotton stead,
M5tn LalT demand; middlng uplands. Lad
ll'l'lLihg orleans G1sd: sales s OO0 baIes =,
~ ~ SSiatiOh ana export 1000 bales: recent,
-4,gul Dales-AmerIcan H. 400
Futures: Upiands. low middIinr c1.,,-o
" aIch delivery, bd. March and Ami -
Aprli and May. 6 5-64d; Nav ami ~
= 91't,l. June and July, q I3-64q l3-64I. J1Iy
anu august, lb-6id. Market firm but ''o,Iiaf
OF American '-' iHoi''@e0 0,o-U nalei
=, Futures; Cplands. low mlddins c,anss
49, r ,',iitgry' l-04d. buyers; March ane
49, !.o4d, buyers; April and Nav ff-e.iJ
selteI5f Nay and June. 6 IO-64d. sellers. Inn
S",- 1vlt, l5-b4d, buyers; July and August
3 81 n -9li' sellers; August and September
$50 .eluS. Market quiet but steady.
Gpv5 inlddllng uplands 3-lGd. mid ilinr
-Pi'5u'l7 l-loi,loW mlddlng uuIands5 f--fef
rrui orlinary uplands . II-I6d Or,iinsr- ~
i@ , -Iod' good middling Texas 6J<d- mid
,-oof ,i igHas ~, low middling Texas 6d
800 oIilhary Texas 55zd. ordinary Tey,.
y lods gOou mlddlIng Orleans ID r1iI,llire
'tledhs o1sd, low midlling Orleans III 800
it't orleans 55sd. ordinary Orieau.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middiirs
Clause April and May delivery. Is 5-GfI. 5. 81
% i3-tit. i@
cla4-.' March ueiIverv. q 2-64d. BUYERS: NarcI
1901 Affi. 2-6id, buyers: Aprii and Ma.
o-'t.l buyers; May and June. q IO-6id. buy
uns ana > uly, li-54d, sellers; July and
- ~ u7t. l.-p4l- value; August and Seutcm-
oer' % .u-oid, buyers. Market closed steady.
iD-A, March ,, uCOn.-LolU8n dull,
llesc; s1.es 10 bales
r1tstres. MARKET opeucd oi1iat 7,,,t 3,., -,..,t
7.'.,e as 20 lows; March delivery ID 32c. April
y "'c' May. z 4jc. June, II soc. July. NJ 6fc,
August, ID zoe.
%" D. cotton closed dun: midilr-
BE-
= Pa a-' net receiuts 8,0C7 bales. gross 6.5sl.
a Ni--' ars closeU duh but steady.
.e-'s OF $500 bales, az follows: Mar5h
delIvery,ll a3 Ill sac; April. IL 35lDII sG.. Nav
II isGll lSc; June. II 57alI 5Sc: .IuIv. N f5g
u co..; August, il s2GI 73c: September. ID ),
gu "jc, October, Do 50 GIO Sic: NovemI,er sfll.
December. Do 50 GI0 CGc
inc Fosrs cotton rem re- Save. .Futur.. .i..
hyeries are In moderate demand. I'm to 81. 2
D. M The sales were 1900 bales and Inc nm a
can shows an advance OF 3-Iu0c above vcst,.r-
udl closing quotations. july sold at d "a.
aul november ana December .t Do Cite NJ are 4
was offered at ID .}c. short notice at D. ..3,,
April az ID Boz. May AT II 17c. June md II 81.
august at 10 l5c, and september at ID Bic.
l-lc1c higher than yesterday"
-rALt @sFcN- March lotion easy. J,,.
.t-H- lV ll-lp's met receipts coo bales. cr0--
'|J; sales Jas bales: stock 25,jTl bales: exports.
To the continent pa bales.
>1kFOLA. March lotion sfeadv- t1,..-
t.-h- lics net receipts LILO bales cross -iU-
safes 255 bales; stock 1870 bales; exports,
coastwlsc 1907 bales.
" ILNi >aTUN. March Cotton aUtct. mid
ilnE lo la-lbc; net receipts IS 1aIcs. gross 81,
sIoa. 2,5O3 bales.
>~W oElsshs. March 5.-gnJton quiet:
mlt ling lul4c: uct receHHs 2.4gg bales gro.
Z.jJi; -a,- 1000 bales; stock %. sos bales: en-
ports 10 the continent $40 bales
't'' -iA-, March 5.-i.utLOn quiet: middling
10 t-l1c; net receipts 33l bales, gross 33i; Is
~ bales; stock 29'l6l bales; exports, coast
NrAFnIs March cotton steady; rn,de,...
We I,-'yi lt7 o'' % t.ts s pmeuls l,O95 bales
safes 1000 bales; -r.-k All bales
AUGUSTA, March 5.-lot5ln quiet mli-.-.7..
1910; receipts lO3 bales: sales 622 bales.
CHA a. EsTos,. March 5.-Cotton quiet: mid
dilnE lie; net receipts 800 bales, gross sos:
sales none; stock 2o.l36 bales; exports. coast
wise l,3ji bales
rl~ 0Rz. March Sc onScIidatsa n.f e.
celpls iof go cotton ports to-day s,~4T bales:
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain 1876 bales, To France
49,, to the continent 6.062.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. March ., noon.-BreadStuns
heat steady, with fair demand: supply
good Corn quiet; demand fair.
NEW YORK. March 3. noon iour quict pnd
9hGhanEcd. Wheat better. Corn higher. Pork
Freights firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged:
" hcat-spol lots higher; ungradcd red. SEA
5-c' migrated white, Sic; No. red, March
-N
higher, closing firm; ungraded, 50I9G5ll. a.:
unsraded White, 52c; No. >, March delivery
81 4.9'1c- Oats fairly active; No. ,, March
deiiFery 50 's,d3S14c. Hops dull and unScttlet.
Coffee, fair tiO, on spot dun at SIC; No. Z
ltl1, on spot 2Oc, March delivery I5c. Sugar
uull and unchanged; refined steady-C i24G
So extra 5G5 3-l5c, white extra & q "a
5'sc, yellow -c. mould y 81 &c, OF \ 516c. stan
u4rd \ I-lO95Ac, coniectiOners' 4 s. "a
IL Toe. cut loaf and crushed 6l5tG63 sc. pow
1erSd 90 granulated l-l6GG 3-l6c, cubes
t-loc- Molasses unchanged. Cotton seed oil
9'.4">c lnr crude, 4IG4l12c for refined. Hides
firm. Wool firm. Pork unchanged. Mddles
dui; long clear 6szc- Lard opened 3ld5 points
lower CioseG firm; Western steam, on spot
Z z5c- trcights TO LIverpo, dull; cotton per
steam 5sd; wheat. per steam 2lad.
CHICAGO. March 5.-An Improvement in
that higher prices prevailed was had i'm the
leading articles IN tO-day's markets. Much
ol the appreciation during the first half of the
morning session came from short covering,
While subsequent easier feeling was put
down 10 natural reaction The provision list
neiO up steady, while all closed with mode
rate degree Of strength. on the afternoon
board there was a big wave of excitement.
Wllu May wheat advancing to $3.50; on the
regular board wheat opened barely steady, at
q shade lower prices. from winch point there
was subsequent fractional decline, but after
the nrsl hours the pronounced short inter 81
made itself lelt locally, while New York re
ported the same conditions prevailing there:
TINS demand, with better cables and lively
export demand. was responsible for an adj
vance Of PC In May from the lowest point:
az the top prices and Whereabouts there was
liberal unloading and realizing, which forced
reaction of over lc, though the tone OF the
market was fairly firm. Corn also opened "a
shade lower than the closing prices i'm nearly
an futures. but recorded no subsequent de
cline: prices held up until strength developed
ln other articles and then advanced Sc, re-
acting only slightly; No. ? cash sold from 1872
0I4Oc, tho close OF the morning session was
about steady and the market was barren of
8 Hf.rfa .rs o.
sympathy with the other markets, but were
very little traded in, though the demand was
good and generally exceeded tho offerings
Provisions were fairly active at moderate
range in prices, pork fiuctuating l7isc and
lard ~ points: the prlncIpal demand came
on during the early hours when the highest
prices were current; toward the close Ol the
morning session pork settled back Toe from
the outside quotations, though all closed
moderately steady.
Flour unchanged. Wheat very excited and
l4d3sc lower; regular, March delivery ~
(G47c; No. red, 1Sc- Corn strong and higher;
cash lots 1stG3gi 90, March delivery 81 "a
IS &C. Oats IN better demands; closed firm :;
cash lots 213s G29lac. Pork, mess lower; closed
steady; cash lots and March delivery sl2 $50
y S5t4. Lard 2l2(G5c points lower early but
rallied; cash lots and March deusCr, g 81 sd
g Sjc. Boxed meats-shOrJ rib 15d6 poe,
short clear 60G6 csc. Whisky firm al 81 TO-.
Sugar unchanged.
BALTlAqRs. March 5.-FlOur steady. except
for low grades of " cstern and Howard street,
whit q are easier. Wheat-SOuthern nominal {;
Western higher bat quiet; southern. red Sda
soc, amber g0,G93c; No. ! Maryland, SOC bid;
No. Western winter rec. on spot SCI q bid.
Corn-SoUthern fresh easier ana quiet. West
ern higher. closing fairly active; Southern.
white 52G53o. yellow 49GJ0c.
s.. LOUIS. March 5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher but very unsettled; No. , red,
size for cash and March. Corn higher; 373s
d37l5c for cash. Oats very slow; SOC for cash .
Whisky steady at 81 ID. Provisions slow ami
,veaE PORK mess SO IS. Bulk mcats-lOnr
clear soc, short rib soc, short clear soc.
BacOn-lOBg clear s. sc. short rib O0c, clear
~ s(17 zoe. Lard, . S0G6 Sc.
CtRCIENATI. March 5.-FiOur unchanged.
Wheat iirmer. No. red, SjgS0o. Corn firm
and higher; Nc, mixed. 43G4Sszc. Oats
stronger; No. = mixed, s},GS3c. Provision
Pork firm at ~ - Gl3 90. Lard in gO0t dc
mand, g 9jlG7 zoe. Bulk meats unchanged
shoulders 4<c. short rib sides csc. Bacon
duh and unchanged. Whisky firm at 81 b.
sugar steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. March 5.-Graip 6rm. Wheat
No. , red. S5c. Como. white, 46c. Oats
No. mixed 33}Sc. Provisions steady: Pork,
mess $I3 90. Bulk meats-shOulders l5c, clear
rim q Soc clear sides 15c. BacOn-shOulders
355sc, clear RIBS &C. clear sues - &c. sugar
cured hams l0izgllc. Lard, prime leaf SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Cotton seed oil
prime crude 335sci
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. March ;, $500 D. m.-Splrits tut
pentfue nat: spot 2ls Cd; March 10 Apfl de-
livery 2Is Cd: MAY to August, 22s Cd; sep
TENDER to December. 23s Cd.
NEW YORK, March 3, noon.-Splfits t1Fpen
tine steady at az %. Resin steady at - wa
SEQ D. m.-Rosin quiet. Spirits turpentine
CaAKLEsT1s, March 5.-spirits turpentine
quiet; 2Sllc bid. ROsin steedyi stFalned S'o'
good strained 81 o.
sfILsIEe res. March 5.-Spirits turpentl
firm at Is &c. R9sin quiet; strained 9oc' sooU