The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-30


claus, arc delivery 4464d, sellers; March
and April, 5 44-64i, sellers; Auril and May
i4-S4d sellers; May and June 544-64d, buyers;
June aud July 45-64d, sellers; July and An-
gust 45-64d, sellers; August and september
42-64d, buyers; September and october
1854 |, sellers; September S28ad, buyers;
Market quiet but steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middlng,
low middliny cla Use, March delivery $3.50,
value; Marc aud April 44-6ld, value: April
an May 4464d, value; Nav and Jun - 45,ttd,
sellers; June aud July 45-6.d, buyers; July
and August 1854, buyers; August ana sep
te Der 4S-64d. sell rs; Septemb'r and Otto
Der 29-6id, buyers; September 4S-eid,
sellers. Market closed drm.
New YORK. March %, noon.--Cotton steady;
sales 49, bales; mid ling uplands 10 3'16c; mid
Futures Market opened steady, with sales "a
follows; March delive g; April delly.ry
10 06c: May delivery 10 l4c; June delivery 10 2ic;
July delivery 10 9sc; August delivery 10 34c.
500 p. m-Net receipts 1,707 bales, gross 5.a57
bales
Futures-Tho market closed ed quiet Eas. O. ut
f fsiH%y " apr 'e aevery 10 iso c mss
delivery 10 1910 IA, June nvery 10 21c,
9 92 90 93c, October 9 72 9 74c, ovember W
975c.
The Suns cotton revi'w saws: Futures
opened - little weak. Liverpool rather disap-
polte the bulls and showed a disposition to
re ist further consequently some selling to
realize sufficient to dspress. In the last
| hodr here was q slight recovery on nalier
stocks at interior towns, the receipts the prov
in. less tuan estimated, being only 12sO6 bales.
aud tn stocks reduced to 1898 bales Re-
| ceipts for the week were 5,2lS bales.
Weekly net recei is Il New YORK 5fs9
bales gross $40 8; exports, to Great Britain
| l2,~5i bales, to France l,i70 to the continent
$50, forva ded 4,9>2 bales; sales 5,S9o oales,
| sp unerS ,, 35t bales.
| GALVESTON, Marcn 29.-Cotton firm; middling
| l0lfc.
NORFOLK, March a9.-Cotton steady; middling
! 10c.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
BosroN, March e9.-Cotton quiet; middling
| lOl4 l0SSc.
WrLarNaroN, March s9-Cotton steady; mid
PHILADEIpHIA March s9.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding iOssc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton quiet; mid
MOBILE, March 2s-Cotton firm; middling
95sc
AUGUSTA, March 29.-Cotton steady; middling
10 Lice
CRAsLEsroN. March 20--Cotton firm; mid
MoSTaoMERY, March 29-Cotton firm; mid
dliug9 c.
Macon no quotations.
| CoLUMsUs, March 29.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE, March 2a-Cotton steady; middlng
| S34c.
|
| gS4r.
RoME. March g9.-Cotton firm; mlddling 1oc.
| NEW oSN. March "a . sill atAd nst eceipts
| for al cotton ports to-day 9,736 ales; exp rts
| to Great Britain 90 7e0 uales, to the continent
| 3,927 bales stock at all American ports sos, Ill
bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC
| LrvERP oil, March 30, noon. Wheat dull,
| with a poor demand; holders offer moderately;
receipts past three days 1896 900 centas, of which
| 40 we're American. Corn steady, with demand
ia 9; receipts Of American for the past three
| Gays were 1870, 400 centals Weather line
SEw DIRK, March 20. noon.-Flour dull
and depressed. Wheat active but easier. orn
! dbl but steady. Pork quiet but firm at $13 o D
| Il 90. Lard quiet but steady at 81 40 FrolEnts
| steady.
| 800 p m.--FIour slow and depressed;
| Southern weak. Wheat-spot was dul and
n)mlnally higher; options less active but strong;
| No. red, .Iarc AMI A ril delivery $3.50,
| ay delivery 901sc, Ju o deliyery NC. Corn
! spot steady and moderately active; No. 9 42ls
| q214c in elevator; options were firm but quiet;
Marco delivery 4!}4c, Apr Ielit ery 42Ac; May
delivery dc, June delivery 42AGD 43c UaLs GU
| spot were dali and heavy; options were dull
| and easier; Marcn delivery 30j4c, April deli very
| j0l4c, May ieli.ery - &c, June delivery 30 &c /;
| No. spot 305a Gp3l l2c; mixed Western 300 M.
! hops quiet bat steady. Codae-options cl sed
! steady and 900 points below yesterday
| April delivery 10 45G1l6 ) C, May delivery IL 30
20 o 60c; June delivery 10 o0GQl6 Csc; spot Rio
vas lower and quirt-fair cargoes 1879 dlS3sc
| Sugar-raw arm out quiet; fined in fai de-
| mana ana ufn. MOtuSSeS-rOt 0lg0 strong,
5J' tesJ % ag128c; New O lea quiet open
| kettle. good to fancy, ss844c Petroleum ia
| fair demand. Cotton seed oil strong; crude
| 42A Abe, yellow SOC. II ies quiet but stea v
| WOOL cay and quiet. PorE stea v. Beef aIiet
| Beef ha dull Dried beef quiet Cut nea s
| TAI " active. Mlidl-s quiet. Lard ope oil
city 81 30; Opt a arch delivery 81 50, April
| d i.e s. 81 bill; NaV delivery 81 1907 A.
| krai.0ts SITE. dy; cotton 3-16d.
CHICAGO, March <9.-Wneat was quiet but
| fl A. = haf n'niDnE xyua fha
market hvene up, and prices TOO a sudden
! up-turn. Taere was not much doing in May,
tnou IN the market is in such condition tn t
| little trading necessitates fairly wide fiuctua-
| tions. Tue OPP ing for May was about un-
| changed, ami later sold up 1c, receded &c held
within small rang but the covering of shorts
| started a &C a vance, aad closed 2akc higher.
| July was weaker early, opening 1S9Gl144c lower.
| advanced witl some fluctuations 1ac, eased off
| again, and closed &c his er than ye-ttrday.
| The weakness in July was due to light fail of
| snow in the north aud rains ia the south. Toe
| rains. althou q reported light, induced some
| selling, besides the indications favored more
| rain AID the feeling was not so bullish as
| during the preceding day or two. thou it
| closed stronger in sympathy wi h NAV. Corn
| created but little attention, and the market
| was dull and inactive the entire sSion. The
| feeling was comparatively steady, and quota
| tions about The same noted for several days
| past. Oats were dull, there being little de ire
| ON The part of operators to take either side OF
| the ma ket with any degree OF freedoms, aud
quiet but steady feeling prevailed. Trading
| was only moderately active IN hog prod 9,
| and prices averaged higher. Prices ru led
| irregular. Early the demand was fairly active,
aud prices ruled slightly higher, but an easier
feeling prevaile later and pri .es azain rece1ed.
During the later part of the session the MARKET
exhibited rather more life, and frmer feeling
| was developed. Prices we're sudd Inly advaaced
| on all descriptions, and the improvement was
| bu pore % the close.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steaiy AMI unchanged. Wneat-No. 2 spring
| 81 W y 021z; No. red, 81 02Ql 0eA. Corn
% 2 3465c. Oats-No. z, sc. Ness pork sic so
| ale g. Lard at 81 05. Short rios So 3J6t
| 80. Shou ders g. j0lL5 u.s. Short clear So 621f
| Gl6 rs Whisky 81 o.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HlShesG. Closing.
No. 2 WHEAT
May delivery. 81 o116 81 o4lf 81 o.
June delivery. g5l4 ga 81
| july delivery. 81 80 S85z
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