Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-05

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. March 4, nOOn.-Cotton duu.
PL5oes generally In buyers favor; middltnr
uplands, Lied; middling Orleans 6lzi. 80 =
e,vyU bales, for speculation and exnSrf I 80
Dales' receipts $1,000 bales-American l5.7fO
A1lsnt piangs; low middling clause
and May, 4-6i1G6 SID; Nav and lime
o-o4d; June and July, 6 lI-64d6 I2-64d. JnI,
anu august l5-6id; August and Septem-
Der, D l9-o4u. Market steady at the decline
Inc tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear
lngs amounted TO 1000 bales new docket and
1,s00 old docket. W
b. m.-oales to-day incIudef 51o t,t..
OF American
Futures: Oplards. 'ow middli7g elaBse
March delivery. l-6id. buyers: March and
Apri-. l-6fd, buyers: ADril and N.v ~ ga
buyers; May and June. g-64d bnvsr.. IIV ,,,.'
anu July, 1854, buyers; July and August
a. 80 uu1 eFs: August and September.
zV-o4d, value. Market firm
$3.50 p. MIXTURES: Uplands- low ,,iddtir,,
cause, May and June delivery. 6 lO-Gtd- IuDS
anu uly, l4-64d; July and August. Is 1851
80. - D.; n.-Futures: Uuiahus. lUw mlddnng
1dren zen yerv, Lid buyers; March
anu = rii. l-6it, buyers; April and Nav
pS-otStr buyers May and June. 6 lO-64d sell
ere; june and July, 8 l3-64d buyers; july ana
- U.s. - 4, -o4d sellers August and SCptem-
ueI' % 4O-o4d. value. Market closed steady
NEW DIRK. March 4. 500 p COTTON
closed easy; middilnK nplands llskc; middiir z
bales. gross 5.SS5.
futuE.z-lIErEet closed barely STEADY. ~
s-Aise OF e5,4OJ bales, a. follow: March de
livery, II 3Jgll Bic; April. II 3ll3lI 3D.: Nav.
"a 4e9.l sc; June. II 53c; july. n 6l0all 62c.
august II SOL b9c; September. II - all z7c:
october, 10 76Gl0 77c; N0yemb her and Deeem-
Der. 10 6lGl0 C3c
tne Porte cotton report save: Future de-
llNerIes are In fair demand at lower rates.
flrsl there was a slight advance but sellers
had soon 10 meet the market, ami prices fell
gradually i-lO0c below Yesterdays closing
quotations. BY the persistent bidding of Il
lew most Of the loss was. however recovered
and 40 the third call April fetched II SIC. Nav
y Soc, August u tic, and November 10 63c
ana july al u csc. Futures closed barely
steady, and 2-l00G3-l00c lower than yester-
GALVESTON. March 4.-Cotton dull: mo-
dung l054c; net receipts 5Q5 bales. gross 395:
safes - bales; stock 25,OI5 bales. eVuort-
cphstwISe z,27l bales.
S'sFuLs- March 4.-CottOn easier; mid-
.i..E ilcs oct receipts ABB bales. groes , BIB:
sries 200 bales. stock Ig.OS7 bales: exports
cpd-twise 2,l75 bales.
g" 'is tsroT, March Cotton quiet: mid-
ma ~ ls-ll't; net receipts So bales, gross IS:
1Fs fa-s,r- March 4-gott5r quiet and
easy md1lus l0 g-l6c; net rucc,pis SO
ntles, sross $50; la... 1000 bales: stoeE z75.lH
otles; exports, TO Crest Britain 4,722 bales,
coastwlse g.62S.
sOEiLa, March 4-C3l:4R dun: middling
l055c; net ruceH II = bales, 4ro-s -; sa.r-
2lO bales; stock 2s,9Sl bales; exports, coast
vice 1880 bales.
MESPHIs, March 4.-Lotiou steady; o'..; ,.ia4
l3s-; receipts y3j bales sr-H .at nJs 5 .23 u.c s
safes 1900 bales; stock 74.gG9 baleg.
AC4lsTA, March Il uttun quiet. FniicIiis.
lo34c; receipts l2j bales: sales 63 bales.
tHAzL-SrUS. March cotton quiet; mid
ding lie; net receipts 995 bales, gross 9g5;
sales none; stock 20.946 bales.
NEV tCzk, March 4.-Cunsoncstcd n.- tc
celptl for an cotton porte t0-tay $3.50 bales;
exports. 70 Great Britain 3l7 bales, TO the con-
uuent l.f00-
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 1, noou.-Breadstuls
Wheat quiet but steady, with fair demand:
holders offering freely. Corn dull: demsusl
poor; new mixed Western Is 4dg4s 4i5d.
Naw DIRK, March 4, 500 p. m.-FlOur.
southern closed steady: common to fair
extra So 2OG4 -. good TO choice cN-
ira 81 5000 80. Wheat-spOt lots advanced
Lgl2c; uugraded red, SUG97c; No. rcd.
March delivery S5c. COrn-spot lots 5tdIc
better. closing firm. Oats 50 20 higher; NO.
? 10. Hops dun and unchanged. Coffee.
fair Rio. on SPOT dull at Sc; No. Rio. on
spot 3Oc. sugar dull aud nominal: refined
steady 4s4G45sc, extra Z 5.G5 B. l6c. white
extra 81 ,gj3sc, yellow 4ssc. mould 4 81 Sc. OF
A &c. standard \ IL l6lg55<c cOnfectioncr-'
A $500 ll-l6c, cut loaf and crushed 6I3G65sc,
powdered b4c. granulated l-i6G6 g. Toe,
cubes 9-l6c- MOlasses firm. Cotton seed oiI
allg5Sc for crude, 4l04l19 for refined. Hides
trm- Wool steady. Pork steady; mess on
spot SIS 50GlS 49, MIddles unchanged. Lard
3gi points higher; Western steam. on spot
Z z2c, March delivery 1900 lSc. treIghts 10
Llverp'.l firm; cotton per steam sd; wheat.
per steam 81.
CHICAGO. March An the markets. hut
especially wheat. were fun OF animation to-
day, due M "a large measure To the supposed
presence of war cloud over Europe Wheat
opened firm and higher, the strengthening
cause being the warlIke tone of the foreign
dispatches there was large supply OF buy
ing orders on the floor at SOc, but at that price
could not be filed, Notwithstanding the OIL
clal opening was at SO5 4c; a figure much near
er the market would have been s0,ac; fr.m
this point there was quite steady advance TO
sli-c, when long wheat began to be freely Of
Tered and broke values or &c, the close of the
morning session being about steady. Corn
was also shade improved at the opening,
principally I'M sympathy with wheat; there
was less of a decline than IN wheat, the drop
being only Sc; subsequent upward turn
was y, from which the reaction was &C. and
the close Of the morning session was about
steady. Oats continue Hat and little better
than nominal, with very moderate specula-
ton. being confined 10 seller May. which To-
day felt fairly firm but was still inactive
Provisions were less active than yesterday,
but moderately firm at q range of Ice IN pork
and ~ points In lard; the early strength OF
wheat brought out considerable trading, l.ut
deal was very quiet at substantially the open
ing prices.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat excited
ami unsettled: a strong bull feeling was de
velOped by rumOrs OF an European war: closed
steady and &c higher. Corn fairly active;
closed &c higher. Oats moderately firm;
closed 900 higher. Mess pork in good de
mand; closed steady; cash lots Sl2 4OGl2 A..
Lard IN fair demand and 5CG515 points higher.
Boxed meats IN fair request; feeling steady.
" Risky firm at 81 ID.
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WhSst higher but unsettled; hUctuated with
IN "a small range. Corn fiTmer; SIC for cash.
Oats slow; SOC for cash. Whisky steady at
81 a. Provisions dull: Pork. SD 6JGI2 -.
Bulk meats-lOng clear 20c, short rib Is SOC.
short clear 55c. BacOn-lOng clear q S715c.
short rib eOG7 OOc, clear 1907 zoe. Lard,
d 6jG6 zoe.
CINCINEATI. March 4.-Flour frmer but not
quOtably higher. Wheat strong amt higher:
NO. red, Sj0sS6c. Corn active and higher;
No. mixed. 43lg4354c. Oats steady; No. >
Lard frmer. $500 Coo Bulk meats firm;
shoulders 43zc, short rib sides CSC. whisky
steady. with moderate demand at 81 IS. Sugar
LOUISVILLE, March Wheat closed quiet;
No. red S5c. Corn active and shade
higher; No. , mixed, &c. Oats-NO. mixed
s3s4c. Provisions dull and unchanged: Pork,
mes. sI3 90. Bulk meats-shOulders 4 75c clear
rib g Sec clear sides Csc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. March 4. 500 u. m.-Spirits tUr-
uentinc fiat; spot 2Is Cd; March to April de-
livery. 2Is ga: May 10 August, 22s Cd; sep
temhrr 10 DeCembe 23s cd.
NEW YORK. March 4. ; 200 p.u.-ROsin quiet.
SpiuJs turpenUiue dun at 3I1sc.
CEAEaEsreN, March 4.--.plrlts turDentlus
quiet @ 2Sizc. RESIN steady: strained Csc, good
strained 81 90.
HILuINGToE. March 4.-Sprits turtentIne
quiet at 2Sikc. hosln quiet: strained 9jc; good
strained. 81 90. Tar firm at 81 10. Cruee tur-
pentine steady; hard 81 Is, yellow dip and
virgin 81 IS.
RICE.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON. March 4.-Market steady and
unchanged: sales 290 barrels.
Grriaht Ratrn.