The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-25
Mobile c Ohio. 1874 Mobile 6 Ohio Is. 50
Nash. & Chatt'a. lO5
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COTTON
! LIvERp0o1. March 24. noon.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand; Am alcan rniidling Gl6d.
sales 5000 ba IS of which 1000 were for specli,
iation and export; receipts 1900 bales-Ameri-
can $50 bales
Futuras-A ercln m ling 'ow milling
clause March and April delivery 66id; April
and May delivery 1861; May aud June deliv-
cry I1-6id, 50 10 CA. July and August
delivery 6 l3-64d; August delivery 1850; Au-
| l0-64d; September and October delivery
| 556id; October ana November delivery
| 476ld. Market quiet.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's ceariugs
amounted to 100 baes new dockets and =
bales old.
2p. m.-Sales of the day included $500 bales
American middling 61Sd.
| tut Ires-An-ncan niddling, low uiddIiug
| clause, March delivery 754d, sellers; March and
April delivery s-64d, sellers; April and May de-
livery esd, sellers; May and June delivery
l16id sellers; June and July livery 6 12G4d,
sellers; July and August delivery 13-6ld,
delivery 1864, BUYERS; September and Octo-
Der delivery 557-6id; October and November
delivery 476Id. Market quiet.
4:0Op. MIXTURES: A nerlcan mi iiling, low
n ddl.ng clause. March delivery c-64d, sellers;
March and April delivery 6-64d, sellers; April
and May delivery 6 ,-64d. sellers; May and June
delivery l0-6id. sellers; june and July delivery
1l64d, buyers; July and August delivery
| l26id buyers; August delivery 15-64d. buyers
| August and September delivery l0-64d, sellers;
September delivery 1064d, Sellers September
and October delivery 57-64d Market closed
quiet.
NEW YORK. March "a, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; midding uplands II i16c; mlddling Or
| leans IL 11-ltc; aleS l39 bales
Futures-Market opened quiet but steady, with
sales as follows: March delivery II soc; April
delivery II S5c; May delivery II 40c; June
delivery il 46c; July delivery II sic; August
delivery II ACE.
5:OOp m.-Cotton closed quiet: middliug up
lands IL 1-l6c, middlng Orleans IL 11-1oc;
net receipts at this port to-day 49S bales, gross
$3.50 bales sales to-day 1874 bales, last week not
before reported 336 bales for consumption and
65i bales for export
Futures-The market closed steady with
safes of 62,5OO bales, as follows: March
delivery II 2e011 CSC April delivery II 800
II bic, May delivery II S5061l 3ec, June delivery
i 4o0li 4c. July delivery II 4sc August
delivery II 4361l1 44c, September delivery 10 ~
W10 nc, October delivery 10 5000 41c, ,ovem-
Der delivery 10 29UlO BIC, december delivery
10 2s0l0 PC, January delivery 10 S0010 Bic.
The SUMS cotton review says; Cotton
futures opened at some decline, and steadily
gave way until prices were cas- points below
! the closing figures of Saturday. Some depres
| sion at Liverpool was the cause of the early de-
| cline Full receipts at New Orleans and Calves
ton contributed to the additional reduction.
| Then came our effort at steadiness Then first
prices were Learly reached, but just before the
| last call came a report that receipts at New
Orleans to- morrow will be 5000 to 5000 bales,
| under which there was quick drop to l. 4 C
IOf August. III was EOJlcSu that June ana Au-
gust sold within two points of each other. This
| was explained by the statement that the long
| Interest is the greatest in August. Large in
| terror receipts were at one time an element of
| weakness The market became steaGier after
| the last CALL on the usual demand to cover early
selling, but closed dull Cotton on spot was
| 1-lGc lower.
GALVESTON, March 2l.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 15-l6c; net rece pit, 2,047 bales, gross
2,047; sales 1.772 bales; stock 1880 bales; ex
ports, coastwise ,l6l bales.
Mo- arph on QIIiaf mid
lie; net receips 1875 bales, gross 1876; sales
424 bales; stock %, $40 bales; exports coastwise
543 bales.
jALrIMoRE, March 24.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l14@l13sc; net receipts 5H bales gross
1l3J; sales - bales; STOCK 4,G54 bales.
BosroN, March 2i.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 1196c; net receipts 211 bales, gross
| 1855; sales none: STOCK none
WILMINGTON, March 81 Cotton firm; mid
ding 1890; net recelpts "a bales, gross "a;
sales none; stock r. 44S bales.
PHILADELPHIA March 24-Cotton quiet; mid
ding II 11-16c; receipts 10Y bales, gross 107
stock 10, I75 bales.
quiet; middling 10 l5-16c; net receipts 4,218
bales gross APIS; sales 2 400 bales stock 56, 1865
| bales exports, to Great Britain 5,6l7 bales, to
| the continent 1910, coastwise 942 bales.
| Futures - The market closed steady, with
sales of 81, zoo bales as follows: March delivery
10 DC April delivery 10 95c. May delivery IL Ole,
June delivery II csc, July delivery II 14c
August delivery II Ole, September delivery
10 SOC October delivery 94c, Novem er de-
livery 9 SIC, December delivery SIC, January
delivery sec.
MOBILE, march 24-Cotton nominal; midlng
10 1316c; net rec ,ipts ia bales. III; sales
bal s. stock tactuaD 1851 bales; exports,
coastwise 1!9 bales.
MEMPHIS, March A.--Cotton firm; middling
10 15-l6c; receipts sill bales; shipments 1924
bales; sales LOO bales; stock 39,4l2 bales
AUGUSTA, March 2i.-CotTon firm; middling
1076c; receipts 535 bales sh pmenLs rs bales;
sales 4S6 bales stock 1905 bales.
| CHARLESTON, March "a. cotton market firm;
held higher; mid 4Iag 1O34c: net receip,s 215
bales, gross 215; sales - bales; STOCK oSS6
bales.
| ATLANTA, March 24.-Cotton steady; middling
f0Ac; receipts - bales.
NEW lolK, March 24.-Consoliiated net re,
ceipus at il COTTON ports to-day were 9,466
| bales; exports, G eat Britain 1895 bales,
to the continent 1868 bales, to France -;
stock at all American por.s 412957 bales.
| PRovIsIoNs GROCERIES,, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. March "a. noon.-Wheat quiet;
demand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
| quiet; demand poor.
| steady. " heat dull and easy. Corn quiet and
| weak. PORK quiet and unchanged at $40 ESQ
II 90. Lard dull and easy at So 80. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour closed quiet but steady;
1 Southern, common to fair extra 81 15O2 IS,
| good to choice extra So sgd S.; superfne So rs
| M3 TO- Wheat dull; No red S9G0S914c in ele-
delivery Sc April delivery $3.50, May delivery
8s9zc, June delivery S,9sc. Corn easy and quiet;
| No. ., cash, 36S46D3635c in elevator; options
dull closing dul-March delivery 36Nc, April
delivery 3656c, Hay delivery 37Ac, June delivery
| 3716c. Oats closed steady; options firm
| March delivery 2SAc, April delivery 2SI4c, May
delivery 279sc; No. spot 2860930c; mixed
western 27160l31c. Hops closed easy and quiet;
| State new loG019c; old, SG112c. Coffee-options
closed dull but steady, 5035 points down.
| March delivery II o0617 SIC: April delivery
| II 25117 35c; May delivery II OOd117 10c; June
delivery 10 100 IS SIC; spot Rio firm but quiet
| fair cargoes 201ac Sugar. moderately
lower; fair refining 15-16c tentrifugals, $50
test, SIC; refined dull and weak-C 1-160
5 5-16c, extra G 51505s4c, white extra G
| 5 13-16GI5 l5-16c; off 9-l605Ac, mould A
635c standard A Csc, confectioners' l5-Iec
cut loaf 3-l6c, crushed 316c, powdered
7-f6c, granuated &C, cubes 6$Ac. Moasses
quiet and weak; New Orleans steady-conmon
to fancy 3f@45c. Petroleum closed quiet;
crude IN barrels, ParEer's, 81 So refined 81 IS.
Cotton seed oil quiet for crude. Wool quiet;
domestic fleece 32036c, pulled 27G)34c, Texas 10
625c. Pork quiet but strong; mess, old, $40 20
GG10 25; new 81 256112 o. Beef hams closed
quiet at Sl3 500ll4 %. Dried beef dull; city
extra India mess sig 500!3 90. Cut meats
stronger and active; picked bellies 51@G154c, |
picked shoulders i045sc, picked hams $40
9%c. Middles quiet; short clear So 35. Lard
closed active ON western speculative buying;
July sold IL points higher, other months 6 |
points; western steam, on spot So So asked,
city SIS 05; options-April delivery So SO, May
delivery 81 81 asked. Freights to Liverpool dull
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