The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-06
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MAY delivery. 10 wa 4 921b
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Flour quiet; Howard
extra 50 700i SO; family 81 6005 90; city
mills, Rio brands extra, S. 1905 81; winter
wheat patent So 40; spring paleut 81 90
81 os; Longberry, 81 050S1 0S; steamer, No 2
red, Csc; western firm; No. g winter
on spot, and March delivery 81 O901 0Sls;
white e5S67c; yellow 65SS7 ta''" Western western
strong; mixed spot 6106e11c: March deiv-
cry 6laoD16l1Sc; May delivery 5S405s16c;
C1NoINNAT1, March 5.-Fiour firm; family
50 S5@4 %; fancy 81 1904 TO- Wheat nominal
No. red 81 90. Corn higher; No. mixed
S06s14c. Oats higher: No. mixed
DC. Provisions-Pork stronger; new mess
$40 90. Lard in fair demand at s. 62< Bulk
meats firm; short rib sides 81 1904 So
Bacon firm; short clear S. 1906 so. Hogs,
common and light 81 1908 co.; packing and
butchers SO eO0o S. Whisky in good demand
at 81 IA.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Flour higher; family SO Is
W3 35i fair 81 0004 IS; fancy 81 OO@i 10;
extra fancy VI IS; patents 81 1904 80. Wheat
There were anxious buyers, and first sales were
az an advance of M@ISc. This was quickly
IouoWeq oy an upward spurt of 16CQ15sc, after
| which the market weakened and clos was low
est OF the day; No. red, cash, 991S0 997kc; May
delivery closed at 90ssc; July delivery closed at
| 69aSc; August delivery closed at 8S16c. Corn,
cash, excited and largely higher. Options ner-
though the last figures were 1s6Ds4c
above yesterday; No. 2, cash. 65055l6c;
March delivery closed at 5426c May deliv,
cry closed at 545sc; July delivery closed at 6415c
Oats &c lower than yesterday; Nc. 9 cash, 47c
| bid; May delivery closed at 1880 Bagging
ol6O7c. Iron cotton ties 81 35GD1 10. Provis-
ions quiet.Pork. standard mess in job lots.
| higher at $40 1874. Lard, prime steam, steady
at IS 3d.. Dry salt meats, Is to 80 days,
| boxed shoulders, a. 50 rs; longs 81 7004 s7l6:
| Tbs, 81 70GA4 S77S; short clear 81 s71k6l4 90.
| Bacon, boxed shoulders 81 so; longs $5 2O6l
3 oil
at 81 u.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Coffee strong; Rio,
ordinary to prime; 10000 Sugar dull
and easier; open kettle. prime TO strictly prime,
4Q41sc; choice, 4s4c; fully fair to prime,
SAc; fair to good fair 35s03Zsc; centrifu,
gals, plantation granulated 5 7-l6Gt515c; choice
white 54I5 l-16c; off white l5-1sc; choice
yellow clarified, 42sc; prime yellow clarified,
S-loc on prime yellow clarified 45kc.
Molasses dull-open kettle, choice to fancy, 81 %
2Sc; good prime, 23c; prime, 20021c; cen
trifuRals. good prime, 40 Sc; prime 120!3c;
good common to good, 9Q16c; common. 79s C;
inferior, 5000.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK, March s, noo1-soirits turpeu. .
tine Inc S quiet and firm at 4G4l16c Rosin quiet
o;oO p. m.-Rosin quiet but firm: strained,
common TO good 81 550l 60 Tu-pentine
quiet and firm at 4l0f115c
CHARLESTON. March 5.-5pirits turpentlne firm
at NC. Rosin firm: good strained 81 3d.
WGLNINGroN. March 5. - SORTS turpentIns
stea ~ at 87}3c Rosin firm; strained 81 90;
good strained 81 %. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turp 'ntine firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 10;
virgin 81 TO-
LIVERPOOL, March 5, noon-Spirits turpentine
29s and Cd.
RICE.
NEW YORK. March Rice quiet and steady;
domestic, fair to extra, 51jNc; Japan 8 u
614c.
NsRoaLEASs. March 5-Rice steady; ordinary
to prime 4><05s<c
PETROLEUM
New YoRK. March 5-The petroleum market
opened steady, but the price moved up slowly
on the execution Of a few small buying orders
from the west and the market closed firm.
Pennsylvania oil, on spot, opened at 7714c,
highest TAc, lowest 7714c, closing at 77zc.
April options opened at 763zc, highest 7614c,
lowest 1S1sc. closing at 7S1sc. Lima oil-no
sales.