The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-27
New Orleans Pa.

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L willie; & NASH. 531s Missouri Pacific. i5L2
Memphis & Char. 81 Western Union. 1898
Mobile Ohio Cotton Oil certih. 2519
Nash. & Chatt'a.. ~
*Asked ibid.
LIVERPOOL, March 90. 1890 p. Motion
fiat and somewhat irregular; middling uplands
5-16d, midding Orleans 53sd sales 1000 bales,
for speculation and export 900 bales; receipts
2l,OOO bales-American 49, 400.
Futures pands, low middling clause,
March delivery 5 l4-64d; March and April de-
livery l4-64d April and May l4-64d; May and
June 15-6415 16-64d June and July 8 l7-64d;
| July and August 5 lS646b5 19-64d; August and
September 51964d; September and October
| ll-64d; september 19-64d. Market quiet at
| the decline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cearngs
amounted TO 1000 bales new dockets.
| Up m.-Sales of the day included TO- 400 bales
| American.
Futures-U plands, low middling clause March
delivery 14-64d, buyers; March and April de-
| livery Hold, buyers; April and May 15-64d,
| sellers; May and June 5 l6-64d. buyers; June
and July !S-G4d, sellers; July and August
1864, buyers: August'and September 19-64d.
| buyers; September and October l2-64d, sellers;
| steady.
| a p. m-Futures: Uplands low middlng
clause, March delivery 14-64d. sellers; March
and April 8 14-64d, Sellers April and May
buyers; June and July 17o4d, sellers; July
and August 15-64d. buyers; August and Sep
TENDER l5-64d, buyers September and October
ll,64d, value; September lsbid, buyers
Market closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, March 26, noon-Cotton steady;
middllng uplands csc, middlinR Orleans 10c;
| sales 1873 bales.
Futures-Narket opened steady with sales as
follows: March delivery 9 54c; April 53c; May
8 SIC; June 74c; July Sic; August Sc
500 D. m.-Market closed steady; middng
| uplands 1880, middling Orleans 15-16c;
sales to-day 267 bales; net receipts 10 bales
| gross $500 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 2l9,S00 bales, as follows: March delivery So
| Q 74099 75c, July S169 sec, August Q S6@9 Sc
September 6209 64c, October 426e9 44c No.
yember 8 32@9 33c, December 1900 33c,
Messrs. Hubbard. Price & Co s cotton circu-
| lar of to-day says: The general feature of
| to-day's cotton market are the same as last
| week. Liquidation of long cotton continues,
and under free offers to close long engage
| mentS, the market has sharp decline at noon
| time, when as usual the attendance is small
| Large offerings caused a break, which in the
| absence of any demand, reacted stop orders,
| and their execution gave us an additional pres
sure. A small failure announced, only
adding to the uneasy feeling. After a decline
| of 15QD16 points siRce Saturday, the market re-
acted 10 points under demand to cover, and
the close was fairly steady with reduced offers ."
| GALVESTON. March 6.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 915c; net receipts 224 bales gross PA /;
sales 80 bales; stock 1903 bales.
| NORFOLK, March 26-Cotton easy; middling
| $3.50; net receipts 265 bales, gross 265; sales
$40 bales stock "a, 1874 bales; exports coastwise
| 435 bales
BALTIMORE, March 26.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 15-16c; net receipts bales, gross 1913;
sales none; stock 20 All bales; sales to spinners
| 1856 bales; exports, to Great Britain 5S7 bales,
| coastwise $40.
Boston, March 26.-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling 10c; net receipts 2O3 bales, gross 1879;
| WILMINGTON March 26-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 914c; net receipts IS bales, gross IS;
sales none; stock $500 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Cotton dull mid
ding 10 3-16c; net receipts 65 bales, gross LA;
| stock 1880 bales.
New ORLEANS, March 96.-Cotton steady;
middling s$sc; net receipts 1885 bales gross
$3.50; sales $3.50 bales; stock 256 203 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 10,0 96 bales
| MOBILE, March 26.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9s4c; net receipts $50 bales gross $50; sales
- bales; stock q, POI bales; exports, coastwise
MEMPHIS, March 26.--Cotton steady; middling
9szc; receipts S27 bales; shipments ,754 bales:
| sales 200 bales; stock o., 776 bales.
| AUGUSTA, March 26.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal middling 91ac; receipts IS bales; sales 30
| bales.
CHARLESTON, March 26.-Cotton-N Nothing
| doing; middling &C; net receipts 325 bales
gross 895 sales = bales; stock lS, 1877 bales
exports, to the continent 5l5 bales.
! ATLANTA, March 26.-Cotton dull; middling
| New YORK, March 26-Consolidated net re-
ceiDts for all cotton ports to-day 5372 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1881 bales, to France
| 294, to the continent 4,772; stock at all Ameri-
can ports 7OS, 355 bales
PRovIsIoNs. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March %, noon.--Wheat dull;
demand poor; holders offer freely. Corn steady;
| demand fair.
Wheat higher. Corn better: Pork dull mess
S14 50L15 90. Old mess pork $14 25014 So Lard
steady at 81 60 Freights dull
500 p m.-Flour, Southern about steady;
dat at,1 aada al, r.I
strong; spot A113c better and moderately
active; No 2 red, April delivery Ss9s@S94c;
May S9@SsSsc June 81 13-16@S51Sc. Corn-op.
moderate; No. "a 2, March and April delivery Ssry
6O1Sc; May SO 13-16@59zsc; June 577605s5kc
Oats fairly active and 1e@34c higher; No. ?,
Mar March delivery SSS " 6t april a8zsesc
| Western 371x6040c. Hops in light request.
Coffee, spot fair Rio steady at 14c; options I'M
changed. Sugar quiet but firm; fair refining
4 13-16c; refined quiet. Molasses steady. Petro-
leum firm. Cotton seed oil at 34da3416c for
crude and 3912@140c for refined. Southern eggs
firm at 17@1s14c; Hides steady. Wool I'M
changed Pork dull but fairly steady. Beef
quiet. Cut meats steady Middles dull and
nominal. Lard-Western steam, on spot 81 s716
al 80; March delivery 81 S797 49, June ST. 770
z ~, May g. 1907 20; refined nominal Freights
quiet cotton 332d, grain I'D
CHICAGO, March 8.--The weather and the
decrease in the visible supply were the leading
Influences in the grain markets to-day. Big
| traders early in the session did not show their
hand, and the crowd were contented to wait,
consequently the feeling one OF dullness at
the start, but later quite strong feeling in all
| the leading grains developed Many of the
heavy short sellers of the last week had at least
partly evened up their trades. and the markets
| were in shape to act naturally In the wheat
| market the best card of the day for bulls was a
decrease Of 81 900 bushels in the visible supply
| The speculative trade in corn was largely Of
scalping nature, but 1t was lively nevertheless.
Moderate receipts, present and prospective and
| the railroad strike Were the strengthe fea.