The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11

. 1904. sellers; july and Al -ust delivery
6l2-6+d sellers; August delivery l2-54d sellers;
| August and September delivery 9-64d value;
September delivery 9-6id. value: Septem-
Der and October delivery 55-64d. buyers; Octo-
Der and November delivery 5 46-64d, buyers.
| Market closed quiet.
NEw YoRx. March 10 noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady; middling upands 1lIsc; mid-
ding Orleans liS4c; sales - bales
Futures-Narket opened firm, with sales as
follows: March delivery II 36c; April delivery
II 40c; May delivery II 46c; June delivery
II 5tc.
$500 p. motion closed quiet but steady;
mlddling uplands 11lsc, middling Orleans 1l34c;
net receipts at this port to-day 4i9 bales
gross SOS bales; sales to-day - bales, last week
not before reported 26i bales for spinning and
2,2Si bales for export.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of l22,9O0 bales, follows: March de-
livery IL 41911 49c, April delivery II 44f111 45c
May delivery II 49G11 soc. June delivery Il $40
II 55c, July delivery II 591l1 60c, August de-
livery II SOIL Coo, Sept amber delivery 10 9l1
10 9ac, October delivery 10 6I110 62c, Novem-
Der delivery 10 446I10 45c, December delivery
10 1910 43c, January delivery 10 1910 45c.
The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
futures made a further advance to-day. The
opening was quite buoyant, and August soon
sold at II 16c, with considerable excitement A
drop of points followed under sales to realize
but renewed strength was developed when the
advance in spot was announced, and last prices
were well up to the best figures of the day
Bulls began to talk confidently OF 12c for
August.
GALVESTON, March 10.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 3-16c; net receipts 1,476 bales, gross
40; sales 10 bales; stock 81 94S bales; exports
coastwise 2, 143 bales.
NORFOLK, March lO.-Cotton steady; middling
10 5-16c; net receipts 22S bales, gross 228; sales
159 bales; stock % S19 bales; exports, coastwise
8AlrIMoRE, March 1O-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1I14c; net receipts bales, gross 1857;
sales - bales; stock 4S77 bales; exports, to the
continent 2, 739 bales, coastwise CAS-.
BosroN. March 10.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 111fc; net receipts 10? bales, gross
696; sales none: stock none; exports, TO Great
Britain l. $50 bales.
WILMGSerox, March 1O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10s4c; net receipts 80 bales gross 80;
sales none; stock 1,610 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Cotton firm; mid
ding il5sc; net receipts no bales, gross ITO;
| stock IL, l32 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS March 10.-Cotton market
firm; middlng 10 15-16c; net receipts 308 bales,
gross $780, sales 5000 bales; stock l96,447 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1850 bales, 10 the con-
tinent 4, 634, coastwise 1915.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
43, 100 bales as follows: March delivery II Csc,
April delivery II 14c May delivery II 21c, June
delivery II SSc, July delivery Il SIC, August
October delivery. 10 O7c, November delivery
94c, December delivery 94c.
MOBILE, March 1O-Cotton firm; middling
10 11-16c; net receipts 203 bales. gross 203 sales
500 bales; stock 17,461 bales; exports, coast
wise 1864 bales.
MEMPHIS, March lO.-Cotton firm; middling
| bales; sales $50 bales; stock 1864 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 10.-CotJon quiet but firm;
mddling 1O34c; receipts 227 bales; shipments
1868 bales; sales Ais bales; stock 1884 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 10.-CottOn market firm;
mid ling 1Os4c: net receipts COS bales, gross
Cos; sales 1000 bales; STOCK 1877 bales.
ATLANTA, March 10.-Cotton quiet; middling
10a4c; receipts SIS bales.
ceipJs at all cotton ports to-day were 9,2SS
bales; exports, o Great Britain 13,607 bales,
| 70 no haIpS Erance
stock at all American ports 474,O93 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, noon.-Whest quiet but
steady; demand poor; holders offer moder
atey. Corn quiet; demand poor; new mixed
new YORK, March 10, noon.-FIour quiet but
steady. Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet but
firmer. Pork quiet but firm at $40 0O011 25
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed firm
common to fair extra 81 1512 65, good to
choice So S514 IS. Wheat duh but firmer; No. 2
red SIC in elevator; options dull, A@15c up
and firm all parties waiting for government
April delivery $3.50 May delivery Sc, June
SEC Corn stronger but quiet; No. 9, $3.50
S6L4c in elevator; options moderately active
March delivery 36Hc, April delivery &c May
delivery S71sc, June delivery S72sc Oats quiet
but steady; options firm and fairly active
March delivery 28lsc, May delivery &c; No. 2
spot 2SsGM29l6c; mixed western 27030c.
80l2c Coffee-options opened steady, closed
! active and excited through Rio and Havre ad-
vices and decrease in the visible supply, 500
65 points up-March delivery II 7501S O5c:
April delivery II 751l17 S5c; May delivery II IS
6Q17 75c; June delivery II 60017 roc, July de-
livery Il 55@l7 65c, August e. delivery 4 zoe
II 45c; spot Rio firm and quiet-falr cargoes
20 C. Sugar, raw firm and quiet; fair refining
5 s-16c; c7ntrifugalS, $50 test l1-l6c refined
active and frm-C 5A0519c, extra G $500
! 1876, white extra 66D61sc, yellow 45A051ac,
off 1-16c, mould A 619c, standard A
6 5-16c, confectioners' 6hc, cut loaf 73sc,
! 6 7-15c, cubes exc Molasses-Foreign firm
500 test 2315c; New Orleans, open kettle firm
at 31@45c for common TO fancy. Petroleum
steady; crude, in barrels, Parker's, ~ 80; re-
fined, here, 81 49, Cotton seed oil firm for
crude Pork firm and active; mess Old, $40 90
Go 50; new $40 75@1l 25 Beef dull; extra
mess 81 0007 %. Beef hams quiet at Sl3 500
IA 90. Tierced beef quiet: city extra India mess
S13@14 Cut meats dull; picked bellies 90
$3.50, picked shoulders 43sGs4Hc. picked hams
S409c. Middles quiet: short clear s. 80. Lard
higher ON difficulty in getting cash lots for ex-
port; cash So 371a bid, So 40 asked city S. s.;
options-April delivery So 40, May delivery
! So Il bid June delivery So IS, July delivery
So 48 bid. Freights to Liverpool steady; cot
ton, per steam, 3l6d; grain 41hd.
CHICAGO, March 10.-In wheat trading was
| light and the market quiet. 1t was a waiting
market, operators not feeling inclined to en-
large upon their outstanding trades until they
ascertained the nature of the government re-
disposed to hold off, and the volume of business
| was far below the average. The market opened
: &c higher than Saturday, eased off &c rallied
1Sl3kc. fell back again to inside figures, ruled
; steady aud then suddenly firmed up 15Q5Sc
and ruled firm, and closed about 5S6134c higher
. than Saturday Cable advices, while noting
quiet feeling, did not show much change in
| prices. Corn fairly active the first half of
the session, and quite firm as the day advanced
| Values ruled quiet, but the early advance was
! | very well maintained Opening shade above
l the closing Of Saturday, the market was firm,
and gradually advanced 140Bc, ruled very
steady, and closed 14@3sc higher than Satur-
| day. Oats were moderately active for May and
| advanced ID sc, but outside Fl cures were not
} | maintained until the close. Other futures were
| quiet and frmer, but without new features. In
: | mess pork there was only fair trade, and the
3 feeling was comparatively steady. Prices
? averaged slightly higher, and closed steady at
| above outside figures. Lard was moderately
active and stronger. Prices ruled about 211C05c
= | higher and the market closed steady. Short
ribs were moderately active and firmer,
: especially for May, and prices were a little
! | favorable to sellers.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
Z steady and unchanged. Wheet-No. spring rs
= | O7sI5c; No. 2 red wheat 1901 SIC. Corn-No.
: 2, 2S55c. Oats-No. 3 2O4@204c. Mess pork
4 at SO S7IS01l0 90. Lard at So 02l66D6 o. Short
= | ribs 81 5000 95. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
a at 81 256D4 30. Short clear sides, boxed, S. %.
Whisky 81 OF
IaaatnD fut 1ras ran yed as foIlowe.