The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-22

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COTTON.
LIVER 'ooI. March 81, noon--Cotton steady
and in fair demand; Am Hrlcan midiling O l.Gd
sales 5000 ba es, of which 1909 were for specu-
lation ard export; receipts 1900 bales-Ameri-
can So o bales
Futures \ le-ic,n m d ling. 'ow mtidIinr
clause, March and April delivery 5-6fd: April
and May delivery 0s-6ld; May and june de-
livery q l0-64d; June and July delivery il-Gid
July and August delivery 6 Esd; August de
livery l2-64d; August and September delivery
8 6iG6 sod; September and October de-
livery 57-54d; October and November delivery
D 49-6id. Market qui, but steady.
The tenders % ,liveries az uo-day's clearings
amounted to 900 ba es new docAets and 49,
bales old
TIE weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales -. ODD bales--American q, 900 bales;
trade taGings including forwarded from saips
side $4,000 bal IS: actual export 9.00J bales
total imports GJ.000 bales-America 5S.011:
total stock l,SO1,0O0 baies-Amcrican 5000
bales; total ahoat 21l.OOO bales ~ American
l33,t00 bales
2p. m.-Sales of the day included $500 bales
OF American
American good middling cad, middhng
O]sd low middllng Cd, good ordinary 51sl,
ordinary 5 l1-l6d
Fut lras-Ainarcan nttidlinc low ,nfddIing
clause, March delivery q g. "a, sellers; March and
April delivery b6id, sellers; April and May de
livery q S-iid, sellers May and June delivery
l06id, buyers; June and July 'livery o 12Cld,
sellers; July and August delivery 1864,
sellers; August delivery 3-6Il sellers;
August aud September delivery 6 l0.6Id,
sellers; September delivery 6 1868, sellers;
September and October delivery 5 5i-6id, sellers;
October aud November delivery 8 49-6id,
sellers. Market firm at the advance.
400 .. N -tutu es: a neri IAN INF iislin:, 'ow
nddl.ng Ga Use. March delivery 6 s-64d, sellers
March and April delivery 7-6ld, sellers; April
and May delivery sod. buyers; May and June
delivery ll-6Id, buyers; June and July delivery
15-bid, sellers; July and august delivery
ll-Old, sellers; August delivery6 1i-64d. sellers
August and september delivery ll-61d, sellers;
September delivery 1l-6ld sellers; september
AMI October delivery 51-6il. sellers; October
and No IN Der delivery 1864, sellers. Market
closed firm for near months and quiet for dis
lance.
New YORK, March 81, nopn.-Cotton opened
firm; middling uplands IL 5-l6c; mIddhng Or
'ea;s ii il-l6c; GIes >15 bales.
Futures arket opened stendy, with sales as
follows: March delivery II 35c; April dsvecy
IL c; May delivery II &c; June delivery
II oCc; july delivery II S5c; August delivery
II 81.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; midding up
lands II iI6c. mddlng orleans II 1ll6c; net
recsipts at this port to-day IA bales, gross
BIB bales; sales 49, bales; exports to Great
Britain 1861 bales to the continent 3, 46j bates,
forwarded Am bales. sales = u Dalpg uli tn
ne s; stock II 40 bales
ruUures-The market closed steady, with
sats Of $500 bales, as. flows: March
May delivery II 45Gol1 4tc. June delivery
II Acc, July delivery II J411l SIC, August
delivery II BIC, september delivery 10 $50
10 SC October delivery 10 5l61l0 53c, Novsm-
Der delivery 10 3IMl0 Soc, december delivery
10 5000 Bic, January delivery 10 3lc.
The Suns cotton review SAYS: Cotton
futures opened quite buoyantly in response to
sharp adyanc5 IN Liverpool aud the reported
end of the Golfers strike in Liverpool, but at
options 1 SOC for July-which is now higher
than August options demand fell off, and un-
der sales to realize nearly one-half the advance
was lost, but the close WAS steady at q slight
recovery from lowest prices Bulls began 20
tal6 again of the extreme high prices, and IL IS
predicted that every summer month will be
cornered.' Cotton on spot was l-l6c higher"
Weekly net receipts at New YORK 2 $50
bales, gross 16,70J; exports, TO Great Britain
1870 bales, 70 France l,lSG, to the continent
4,36J; forwarded 4,46l bales; sales 1905 bales,
al spinners.
GALVESTON, March 21.-Cotton firm; mddling
10 1871 &c.
NORFOLK, March ELECTION steady; middling
lie.
BALTIMORE, March ELECTION nominal mid
BosroN, March 2l.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding nc.
WlLaINGroN March 21-Cotton firm; mid
ding i0Nc
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding II l1-1Gc.
New ORLEANS, March 2l.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 l5-l6c.
Futures The market closed steady with
sales of 500 bales, as follows: March de-
livery II lOc April II DC, May II i2c, June
II lyc, July II 26c, August II l3c, September
10 doc, October 10 04c, November 93c, Decem-
Der 93c.
MOBILE, March 9l.-Cotton firm: middling
l0Mc.
MEMPHIS, Marcl ELECTION nrI,. middIing
1aHc.
AUGUSTA. Marcl er.-LOot,- lied .~'' urn;
middling 10Ec
CHARLe sroS, aiar''N "' --ottc- 'i"-7' mid
ding l0@c.
MONTGOMERY. March al.-~eDcoa s.eady; mid
ding 1ul%c
Macon-Not received
COLUMBUS, March Election steady; mid.
ding 1011c.
steady; middling 1034c.
SELMA, March 2I.-Cotton steady; middling
101sc.
ROME, March 2l.-Cotton steady: middling
lie
ATLANTA March 2i-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling 1GAc; no receipts.
NEW lolK, March 21-Consoh iated net
ceiprs aJ al cotton ports to-day were 5051
ualas; exports, G eat i3rIs4in 9H32 bales,
to the continent z, 800 bales. to France -;
STOCK at all American por 1883 bales.
Consolidated net receipts 3i.43f bales;
exports, to Great Britain - or bales. TO France
1, 1856 bales, to the continent al 1903 bales Total
net receipts since Sept. ], 1889, 5,5l1, ts6 bales;
exp7l9s, to Great Britain 2.456,53S bales, to
France 443 to the continent ,I04 925 bales.
PROVISIONS. GaocERIEs, ETc.
l.rvzRP1o1, March 81. noon.-wheat ffrm:
demand poor; holders offer moderately: re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days were
5000 centals. of which 20,D00 were American.
Corn quiet; demand poor receipts Of American
corn for past three days were l6i,50O centals.
Weather fine.
NEw Yoag. March q, noon.-Flour firm.
heat fairly active. Corn hrmer but quiet.
Por quiet at 81 O25GD120l. Lard dull at IS M.
FreightS steady.
SOD D. m.-Flour, Southern closed firm.
Wheat stronger but dull; No. 2 red S8N61S94c
in elevator; options fairly active and irregular.
with near mouths nc and late months LQ3Ae
40. red, March delivery S C. April delivery
SS5Ec, May delivery $500. Corn stronger and
fairly active; No. 2, cash, 3j340e367Sc in ee-
vator; options dull 1sc higher and steady
March delivery &c, April delivery 37I4c, May
delivery 37s5c. Oats stronger and active; OPP
tions less active and easier-AIarch delivery
2555c, April delivery 23Nc May delivery 273sc;