The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-09
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1885,

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and May 4a-64d, sellers May and June 4seld,
sellers; June and July 1875 ID, sellers; July and
Au us 43-64d, sellers; August and Septic Der
4284d. sell RS; Septenb and October
5 s16td. value; September 42-64d, sellers
New York. March s, noon.-C Cotton firm;
sales 442 ba es; middi1g uplands 10 3-l6c;
middling Orleans 10 7-16c.
FutureS-The market opened steady, with sales
as lows; FEBRUARY de VERY 94c, March
10 SAC.
500 p. motion closed steady; mi ding
upands 10 S16c, middling Orl ans 10 7-l6c; sales
1925
Futures Market closed firm, With sales
o. $3.50 bales, as follows: March delivery 10 OF
QlO O2c, Aprl delivery 10 0SGD 10 o9c, ay deliv-
cry 10 1910 lie, Jun delivery 10 a no Csc,
J y livery 10 31110 SEC, Au rust 10 $50 BIO 3oc,
November Q 6709 CSC. December 6s09 soc,
January T69 7Sc.
Weekly net receiots at New York 1880
bales les gross 1861; exports, to Great Britain
1886, forwa ded s194 bales; sales S,90o bales,
Spinners 2,605 bales.
The Sup's cotton review says: Futures
opened little weaker under tbs sharp decline
at Liverpool, but quickly rallied on the early
indications of decrease in the crop move
ment, to be shown in the statistics that are m de
occur to some of the wiseacres thatt eli creased
overland movement in February is an element
of streug b inStea of weakness, for it showed
that cotton ha come out and disappeared. But
the market soon became dull and it was not
until tie last hour that strong fe ling was
developed
GALVESTON, March Section firm; middling
ice.
NORFOLK, March S,-Cotton steady; middling
10c.
BALTIMORE, March s-Cotton quiet middling
BosroN, March s.-Cotton quiet; middlng
10A8l03sc
WILMINGTON, March s.-Cotton firm; middling
9Kc.
PHILADELPHIA March s.-Cotton firm; midi
ding l0Ssc
New ORLEANS, March s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l5-l6c.
MOBILE, March s.-ootton firm; middling
Q 13l6c.
MEMPH1s, March s.--Cotton firm; middling
935c.
CHARLESTON, March s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lO1Sc.
MONTGOMERY, March s.-Cotton firm; middling
9Ac
Macon-no quotations
COLUMBUS March s.-Cotton steady; middling
956c.
NASHVILLE, March s.-Cotton steady; middling
934c.
SELMA, March s.-Cotton steady; middling
9Ac.
E,
New YORK. March Cons oli lated nst rec ipts
for all cotton ports t1-dav - bales; exp lrts,
to Great Britain ]7,217 bales, to the continent
CPS bales, too France 500; stock at all Amer-
can ports 732,0lS bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIvERP OF, March s. no pn.-waeat quiet; de-
maud poor; holders Offer moderately. Re-
cslpts past three days GO, 900 centals. Of which
none were American. Corn steady; demand
fair; receipts American past three days $500
centals
NEw YORK, March 8, noon.-F1our steady but
| weak. Wheat weak at @ sc lower Corn in
moderate demand but easier. Pork strong at
| $l2 Sob 25. Lard duh and barely steady at
500 p. m.-Flour dull and weak Wheat on
| sp t dull and nominal at u 11c lower; No. 2 red
950951sc in elevator; options less active but
weak at SeGD2sc lower; No. . red, March deliy-
| cry 95lkc, April delivery 963sc, Nav delivery
| g. 7l6c09S1sc; June delivery 9Sd9Sssc. Corn
| on spot d and weaker; No. ?, ~ C1441kc in
| elevator; options dull but steady; March elivery
| 44A0449sc, April delivery 441S0441bc, May
| delivery 433AQ4f414c. Oats on spot firm; opt ons
steady; Marcn delivery 3134c April Size, May
31493l &C, June Bic: No. 2spot 3 i418Sc. Hops
| closed weak; March delivery II 0J6l17 TO- Apr |
delivery II 06117 15c; May delivery II 05 OF zoe
spot Rio firm but quiet, far cargoes l9c. Sugar
raw firmer; fair refining 5 1-16c, refined firm
and in fair demand; C 59sd59Sc. extra G $40
616c, white extra 61s66 3-16, yellow 514 05S6c,
| of A .-l6c1616c, mould Z C. standard A 634c,
| powdered NC graduated &C, cub. 71kc. Mo
| lasses-Aew Orleans dull; omen kettle, good to
| fancy 280142c. Petroleum steady; refined here
81 IS. Cotton seed oil steady; crude 42643c.
| yellow 4sc Eggs steady; southern 1875 1l4Ac.
| Hides firm. fair demand; wet salte New
| Orleaus selected 45c. Wool barely steady but
| quiet. Pork firm; old mess S2 50, new mess
| S13 OO@l3 %, extra prime Sl2 so. Beef dull;
| extra mess 81 90; plate S. seas 70 Beef hams
| quiet at Sl3 O06l3 80 Tierced beef slow; city
extra India mess $14 00015 60. Cut mea 5
steady, sa es IS 600 pounds: picked bellies 656c
| picked shoulders $3.50; picked hams 6h0 l0c.
| Mlddes quiet; short clear So 90. Lard steadier
| but quiet; Western steam, Sc 30; city So 50;
| options arch and April delivery 81 80; May
| del very 81 30 bid June delivery 81 3067 30;
| refined quie5; continent 81 30 al 60. Freights
steady; cotton 1i-64d; grain ED.
| CHICAGO. March S.-Wheat ruled weaker and
the feeling was nervous. The trade was rather
| restricted, and the market ruled quiet during
| most of the session. The opening was steady
at about yesterday closing figures; ruled weak,
| aud after numerous slight fluctuations became
| heavy and declined l1sc for May, advanced lc
| and closed about 1c lower than yesterday July
| declined NC, closed &C lower, and June 13sc
! lower There was generally more disposition to
| sell, thou at a break in the price one large
| tender bought quite freely for May delivery,
! which caused somewhat of a reaction. For long
or new crop futures, there was Enthusiastically
more sposition TO sell, inhuended no doubt by
! favorable weather for the growing crops Re
| ports of rain in Ca ifornia and break in the
| price of wheat there also had q tendency to
| AFFECT the market mere. especially for deferred
| futures. Corn was less active and easier owing
| to large offers by prominent operators The
market opened at about yesterdays Closing,
| was steady for time, became weaker declln-
ing Nc, reacted II gAc, and closed ID u kc lower
| t1an yesterday. oats we're a tive weak
| There outside Influences tue market
| being controlled entirely by local tenders The
| opening was the same as yeste days close but
decline OF 16c was soon recorded. Buying
| became quite free at inside figures and rally
| of Ac followed, but the market closed easy at
| 14GHc below yesterdays last sales. mod
| erately active trade was reported in mess pork
| and the feeling was somewhat Il set led and
| prices were irregular. The market opened
| b0l713c lower but the demand was sufficient on
| local and outside account to rally prices 10 q
| 121Sc. Later al easy feeling was developed and
| prices receded 1879 loo but rallied again 2Dn
&c AM the market cl sod stea ly. Lard was
easy during uost Of the day. Prices ruled 2J6
closing steady at outside figures. Short rios
were stronger and 5l719c higher.
Casn quotations. we're as follows Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No ? spring
! 991s B993zc: No. red, O915l39 81 Corn-No 2
34isc Oats-No. 2, 25c Mess pork S1I 9J5l
Il IS. Lard So 5000 91Ie. Short ribs 6 is flG -
Shoulders s. 800 IN Short clear sides So so
as b916 WHISKY 81 %.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
l...-1 Opening. Highest. Closing.
May delivery. 81 O84 81 O3lS 81 Oe1S
june delivery. @A 9734 06A
Corn, No. .
M Mar 5t asliSSry: s * 81 50
OATS, No .
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