The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-22
Nav ORLEANS Pa

Oh peake & Ohio. ~ Rock Island .... Ill
Northwestern. -. 100 St Paul ........... 74S4
preferred 1891 preferred nag
Della, and Lack. 1865 Texas Pacific 49,. cole
Erie. .......... 2314 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 2la4
East Tennessee . SID Union Pacific 800 5lst
Lake Shore. ...... $3.50 n j. Central. .... 1Gik
L vile. & Nash. 52Ss Missouri Pacific. IS
Memphis & Char *53lS Western Union. 1924
Mobile & Ohio. Cotton Oil certih. 24ss
Nash. Chatt'a.. 90
*Asked.
LIVERPOOL, March 21, 1890 p. Motion
nat. with prices irregular; mddng uplands
5$sd, mdding orleans 7-l6d; sales 10000 bales
for speculation and export 100 bales receipts
o,ooV oales-all American.
Futures-Uplauds, low middling clause
March and April delivery 1764d; April and May
17-64d; May and June 5 1S-646Q5 i964d: June
and July 19-6415 2064d; July and August
2264d; August and September 21-64@5 % Gal;
September and October 1860. Market steady
at decline.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cearinRs
amounted to 900 bales new dockets and 200
old dockets.
2p m.-sales of the day included s, loo bales
American
Middling uplands Sled, middling Orleans
5ssd.
Futures uplands low middling clause March
delivery 17-e4d, sellers; March and April
5 17-6fd sellers; April and MAY 17-64d BUYERS;
May and June 19-64d. sellers: June and July
520G4d, buyers July and August 22-64d sellers:
August and September 22-64d. sellers; Sep
22-64d sellers. Market quiet but steady.
p, MIXTURES: Uplan1s. low middling
clause, March delivery 16-64d sellers; March
| and April. 16-64d, sellers; April and May
| buyers; June and July 19-64d, buyers; July
| and August 2l64d value; August and Sep
TENDER 2l-64d, value; September and October
13-64d, sellers; September 21-64d, value.
Market closed easy.
MANCHESTER, March 21-The Guardian says
'Quietness is the prevailing feature in the mar
ket, although occasionally, when lower prices
| are accepted, buying is rather larger than of
| late. Business is still far from important The
| yielding of prices has been much more marked
| in yarn than in the cloth departments. Prices
in the latter are already relatively worse for the
| producer than in yarn. The decline has not
| been general, and the market is weak and irreg-
ular rather than altogether easier. Business
| for the larger Eastern markets has not reached
| the full amount, although in few cases some
| previously impracticable orders have been put
| through. The bulk of the inquiries for these
| outlets are still at too low figure. The demand
| for the lesser foreign markets is moderate. The
seasons operations are backward. Viewing the
| market as whole, it must be observed, not
outstanding late duh production, is still mostly
| well under engagement, consequently spinnerS
| and manufacturers are very strong and indie
pendent. Some orders. however, are expiring
and stocks are increasing. The export yarn de
partment is rather idle, owing doubtless in
! greater part to the fact that merchants have
| still to receive large quantities of stock under
| previous contracts and have few important or
|
crease in the business for home consumption
| Business in the cloth departments is slow and is
not easy to effect at previous rates. Manufac-
| turers, however, are unwilling to yield, in view
| of the scantiness of margins. Some moderate
| orders for India and China staples have been
| executed, but the movement was of no material
importance. High reed finishing cloths are
| barely steady with small sales. Business in
heavy goods is not large. The tendency of
| prices is in favor of buyers.
| NEW YORK, March u, noon.--Cotton steady;
middling uplands 10c, middling Orleans 1016c;
sales 1854 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows: March delivery 65e; April Tic; May
8 Sic; June Ole; July 8 Csc; August 10 02c.
500 D. nl.-Market closed steady; middling
| uplands 10c, middling Orleans 101Sc; sales to-
day 294 bales; net receipts Al bales, gross ,297
| bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 173, 800 bales as follows: March delivery 9 re,
April 975619 roc, May Soc. June 8 95c. July
| 10 Ole, August 10 05Q10 06c, September 8 "a
| 40 15c, October 8 5509 SIC, November Al
| 90 Acc, January 8 5309 54c.
| GALVESTON, March Election easy; mid
ding 919c; net receipts 1856 bales, gross 1856;
sales Al bales; stock -, S62 bales.
NORFOLK, March 2l-Cotton easy; mddling
| 936c; net receipts S07 bales, gross 601; sales
2S6 bales: stock %, S45 bales; exports, coastwise
400 bales
BALTIMORE. March 21-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 10c; net receipts 593 bales gross 1,2SO;
sales none; stock ,407 bales: sales to spinners
PA bales; exports, to Great Britain ,OOo bales,
coaStwise 100.
Boston. March 21.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1014c; net receipts 1873 bales, gross go; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 1913
| bales.
WILMrNGToN, March Election quiet; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts 25 bales gross %;
sales none; stock 5537 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 103sc; net receipts 40 bales, gross 344;
stock % Sal bales.
New ORLEANS, March 21.--Cotton steady mid
ding 93ac; net receipts $500 bales, gross 1905;
sales 1000 bales; stock 267, $50 bales; exports,
MOBILE, March 21.-Cotton nominal; middling
97-16c; net receipts bales, gross z; sales none;
stock 25,945 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 21-Cotton quiet but steady:
middling 9lac; receipts 1874 bales shipments
764 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 1881 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 2l.--Cotton dull mddling
e9se; receipts l2s bales sales us bales -,
ding 91ec; nat receipts 429 bales, gross 429;
sales so bales stock 20,359 bales.
ATLANTA. March 2l.-Cotton quiet; mdding
91sc; receipts 80 bales,
New YORK, March 2l.-Consolidated net re-
cents for all cotton ports to-day G,6G9 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain ,2U3 bales, to the
continent 800 bales stock at oil American ports
72S,014 bales.
PRovTsroSs, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL March 21 noon.-Wheat quiet:
demand poor holders offer freely Corn steady;
demand fair.
NEW YORK March 81, noon.-Flour dull and
heavy Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork dull;
mess s15 O0mi5 g. Old mess pork $i4 75@15 90.
Lard weaker at 81 ~. Freights steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull and
unchanged Wheat-spot AQ16c lower; No.
red, March delivery Ss1Sc; April SS4@S0Ac;
May s9I6c Corn lower; No 2, March delivery
5s1sc; April 5SS5@59c; May 571sM5s4sc. Oats
1606 lc lower; No. 2, March delivery S712G3144c;
May 369sGj3894c: No. ,, spot 3119@3194c, mixed
| Western 37Gl40c. Hops steady. Coffee, spot
fair Rio quiet at 1870; No. Rio. March de-
livery 10 300lO SOC April 10 20@1 10 40c, Nav
more demand: fair refining 394c: refined duiet.
| Moiasses firm; 50 test 20l40b20Mc. Petroleum
firm. Cotton seed oil at 341Sc for crude and
4Oc for refined. TalIow steady. Southern eggs
| 1. tdl6L%c Hides steady. Wool quiet and
unchanged: domestic fleece 220o3sc. pulled 1870
4Oc Texas l3422c Pork in moderate demand;
mess Sl4 75015 90 for old, Sl5 0OGl - - for new
Beef dull Cut meats quiet but steady. Mddles
| mammal Lard nneL. Western slnAnl. On .ilnt