The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-15

sad; July and August delivery 6 i06Id. also
I 9 9-64d; August delivery l0-6fd: August and
september delivery 6-6id; September and Oc-
tober delivery 54-64d; October aud November
Sod Market quiet.
The leu tiers OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 1000 bales new dockets and 100
| bales old.
2p. m.-Sales of the day included 4, 400 bales
| of American
American middling Sgd.
! futnres-Amercan miidling low middling
clause, March delivery 3-54d sellers: March and
| April delivery 36id sellers; April and May de-
| livery 4-64d, buyers; May and June delivery
Q I-6ld, sellers; june aud July delivery Sod,
| buyers; July amt August delivery 9-6ld,
buyers; August delivery 6 l06fd, sellers;
| August and September delivery 6 Tod.
sellers; September delivery 7-64d, sellers;
! September and October delivery 55464d sellers;
! October and November delivery 4j-64d,
sellers. Market duh but steady.
4;O0p. INJURIES: American mi idling, low
mddlng ella Use, March delivery 2-64d, sellers;
| March and April delivery 2-6ld sellers; April
and May delivery Sold. buyers; May and June
delivery d-6id. sellers; June and July delivery
| l-64d. sellers; July and August delivery
Sod, sellers; August delivery 6 s-6id, value;
| August and september delivery 5-64d sellers
September delivery 5-6id, sellers; Septem-
| Der and October delivery 53-6id sellers: Octo-
Der and November delivery 45-64d sellers
| Market closed barely steady
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales 1000 bales-American 1000 bales
| trade takiugs, including forwarded from ships
| side 5000 bales; actual export 1000 bales
total imports 10000 bales-American 1900;
| total stock 100000 bales-American Si9,O00
bales; total ahoat 100000 bales - American
| 14l GOO bales
NEW YoRK, March H. nopn.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands II 7-16c; mIddling Or
| leans ii ll-l6c; saies 2l3 bales.
| Futures-Narket opened steady, with sales as
| follows: March delivery IL Sic; April delivery
IL Sic, May delivery IL i0c; June delivery
II 45c; July delivery II 49c; August delivery
| IL Soc.
5:00p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middliug up-
lands IL 7-16c, low middling 10 l5-l6c, good
| ordinary 10c; net receipts at this port to-day
| 80 bales, gross 1859 bales; exports to Great
Britain s,913 bales, to the continent lGi bales
| forwarded 100 bales; sales 234 bales all to spin
ners stock III 1916 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of $500 bales, as follows: March de-
| livery II 2SGDll pc, April delivery II 30011 3lc,
May delivery II 356l1l 36c June delivery IL 400
II 4lc, July delivery II 45GQ1l acc, August de-
| livery II SOIL 46c sept ,mber delivery 10 $50
| 10 7ac, October delivery 10 5000 soc, Aovem-
Der delivery 10 3iD10 35c uecember delivery
10 32G0lO Bic January delivery 10 330l0 35c.
The suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened groggy, as sailors would express
1t. Liverpool disappointed the bulls, and two
parties VINO have been leading spectators on
that side finding themselves bears, began sell.
ing right and left Prices soon gave way and
the decline was not arrested until CO.'S points
had been lost. Then came the usual buying
to cover and some buying by parties in New
Orleans, that market being relatively dearer
than ours, but at 36D4 points the recovery was
barely steady. Cotton on spot was easy"
Consolidated net receipts 5j.913 bales
exports, to Great Britain 80 304 bales. 10 France
92l bales, to the continent p, s72 bales Total
net receipts since Sept. l. 1889. 5475, 1852 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2, 43i, Al bales, to
France 49, 1876, to the continent /, 1858 629 bales
Weekly net receipts at New YORK 1904
bales, gross 17,l08;' EXPORTS to Great Britain
23,325 bales, to France OCT, to the continent
1884; forwarded 4,9l6 bales; sales 7sS bales.
all to spinners.
GALVESTON, March 14.-Cotton firm; middling
10 l5-l6c.
NORFOLK, March 14.-Cotton quiet middling
| 10 15-16c.
BALTIMORE March 14-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 11Ac.
Boston, March 14.--Cotton quiet but figm; mid
ding ll95c.
wnMINaroN, March 1i.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling 104c.
PHTLADELPHIA, March 14-Cotton quiet; mid
ding II Lice.
New ORLEANS, March ll.-Cotton quiet; mid
Futures = The market closed dull, with
sales of TO- 100 bales as follows March de-
livery II loo, April II Csc, May II C3c, June
II zoe, July II 26c, August II i?c, September
10 39c, October 10 09c, November SOC, Deem
| Der 8 SOC.
MOBILE March 14.-Cotton nominal; middling
1890.
MEMPHIS, March 14.-Cotton quiet and firm;
mdding 10hc.
AUGUSTA, March 14.-Cotton quiet but firm;
mddling 10Nc
Charleston, March 14-Cotton firm; held
| higher; midding i034c.
MONTGOMERY, March 14.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1O19c.
Macon--Not received.
COLUMBUS, March 14.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1015c.
NASHVILLE, March H.-Cotton quiet but
| steady; mddlng 10Ac.
SELMA, March l4.-Cotton firm; middling
| 103Ec.
ROME, March 14.-Cotton steady: middling
| lie.
ATLANTA March 14.-Cotton closed quiet.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Consoh ated net re-
ceipJs at all cotton oorts to-day were 1875
bales; exports, 10 Great Britain 1886 bales,
to the continent 1,216 bales, to France -;
stock at all American ports 446, $50 bales
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March H. noon.-wheat steady
demand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
fornia No l, rs 216d; receipts of wheat for
the past three days were 81 90 centals OF which
900 we're American. Corn quiet; demand
poor; receipts of American corn for past three
days were 179. 200 centals. Weather cloudy.
NEW YoaK, March II, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet but
steady. Pork quiet nut firm at 10 2oG111 80.
Lard dull but firm at So 80. Freghts steady.
500 D. m.-Wheat stronger; No. red o714Qo
s71Ac in elevator; options fairly active. BD1sc
up and firm; No. = r,d March delivery 57}sc,
April delivery s716c, May delivery S716c. Corn
steady and fairly active; No. 2, cash, 3B4c in
elevator; options moderately active, &c up and
firm March delivery 363sc, April delivery
3 &c, May delivery sc. Oats-options quiet
but frmer; March delivery 28isc April delivery
271Sc, May delivery &c. Hops quiet and easy.
Coffee-options closed barely steady, 25G035
points down. lower cables-March delivery
Il 95@1s 15c April delivery II 1908 00c;
May delivery II 60 ar SIC; spot Rio steady and
quiet-far cargoes 20lh. Sugar steady and quiet;
centrifugals, 800 test l1-16c; refined steady and
in fair demand-C 5A0D519c, extra G $500
i5-16c, white extra G 6GD614c, yellow 456Q151ac,
off A Lice, mould &C, standard A
6 5-16c confectioners' &C, cut loaf INC,
crushed 79sc, powdered l1-16c, granulated
7-16c cubes Csc. Molasses-Foreign firm;
New Orleans strong, common to fancy BIO i5c.
Petroleum closed lower; refined here, ~ 30.
Cotton seed oil firm at 2Sc for crude. Wool
quiet and easy Pork strong; mess, old, $40 20
CL10 IS; new $11 25011 rs. Beef quiet; extra
mess 81 0007 %. plate 81 75Q8 IS. Beef hams
quiet at 1913 50n14 90. Tierced beef dull Cat
meats quiet picked bellies 50536c, picked
shoulders 476144c. picked hams S16G@SIAc.
Lard again higher and strong; western st sam
So 52l1 city SO o.; options-March delivery
So 40, April delivery So 40, May delivery So 50
asked Freights to Liverpool easy; cotton, per
steam. 5-lGd grain, I'd.
CHICAGO, March 14-Wheat was quiet A
large business was transacted, and the feeling
was nervous, particularly SO during the early
part of the session. The market was very
sensitive, and yielded readily to bull influences.
The opening was rather excited and 40 &c
higher for May, declined 4s116c, sold up nc,
! then fell back nc again, advanced. and closed
sc higher than yesterday. July delivery for e
time showed a proportionately greater adj
vance than May, the former selling to point
/ a.