The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-29

! Mooue,N onlo. -. ~ Mobile & Ohio As 81 :
Nash 4 Chat.'a.. 1872
COTTON
LITERPo1I- March y. noan-Cotton steady
witn little doing; % r.can idiling 6lsi:
sales t.OJ oa -. % which 500 were for snecn-
laflon aai export; recsipts !, 900 bales-l6, GlO
/ American.
Futures A re lean m liiag ov mitrin.
clause, NArc1 delivery --d; Marca anI April
delivery II; April aud MAY delivery q s-Lld
4 also t-6ii Nav aad Jnue delivery e 90 \:
Z June and July delivery u il-6ll. also l00id:
Z July and August delivery I3Gld; August and
September delivery 9-6id. Market steady.
Tne ten ierS d dsiIve-i a. to-day's ciearings
/ amounted To 400 ba Is new dOcsets aud 20J
| bales old
m.-Sales Of the day included 1900 bales
Z % American.
! American midiling 81 I'd
Fut ares Amencan middlins. low nidiling
clause, March delivery . sd, sellers; March aud
April delivery '.6sd, sellers; Anril and May de-
/ livery d s-6id sellers; May and June delivery
1915 d. sellers; June and July livery ned
/ buyers; July AMI August delivery l2-Gld.
buyers; August deliv -ry . 2-6ii, sellers: August
aud September delivery l06id. sellers; Sep
! TENDER delivery l0-64d, sellers; September and
October delivery 5j-64d, buyers: October aud
| November delivery 4s-i4d, sellers. Market
| steady.
400 0. IN -sutu-e& AnerI .an mi Iiliny. ,o~
| middlng ella Use, March delivery s-G4d sellers
March and April delivery sod. sellers: April
and May delivery Sud. sellers; May ami June
delivery 6il-6td, sellers; June aud July delivery
| & l2-6Id. sellers; July and Aurnst delivery
q l3-jid. buyers; August delivery 1854 sellers
| August and september delivery Hold, sellers
| September delivery ll-6it, sellers; september
and October delivery 56-6ll, buyers: October
and No ;eInber delivery 4Jdld sellers. Market
| closed firm
| Tle weekly cotton statistics are as follows.
| Total SIles 5i,0jJ bales American 49, 90 bales
| trade takings, including forwarded FROM slius'
side 5000 bales; actual export 1000 bales
| total Imports l00,00 btles American Ga. 900
| total stock I,Il50O baies-A tnerican $1,000
bales; total atoat 10000 bales American
$1,000 bales
SEw YoRE, March % noon.-Cos:on opened
steady; middling uplands II a-i6c; ln.udiime
or cans ii Little; sales 60 bales
Futures Market pened dull but steady. with
sales as follows: March delivery II C; April
delivery II Bic; MAY delivery ii zee june DC
livery II doc; July delivery II bic; August de-
| livery II 49c.
$500 p. m.--Cotton closed steady middling
nplands II 1-16c, low Iniddiing 10 IL l6c. good
ordinary 10c; net receipts at this port to-day
| SIC bales gross $40 bales: exports To Great
Britain 1870 bales. TO the continent l. 46 bales,
forwarded go bales; sales 20 D4lcs, all to spin
| mes; STOCK ,19i bales.
F'utures-Tne market clio ed steady. with
ga es OF . 100 bales, AS follows: March d.liv-
cry II ilG1ll Z, Al ril delivery II I001ll Ale;
| May delv Try II 4iDll 4jc. June delivery II $50
| II 4ac, Jolly delivery II 524Dll 5lc, August de.
livery IL 5l@ll 62c, Sept amoer delivery 10 $50
GlO SIC, october delivery 10 5iGDl0 9sc, Nov M
| Der delivery 10 SAG 10 Sc. December delivery
| ~ 3iDl0 3ic. January delivery 10 $500 10 Bic
| The suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened a little depre sed by Il weak re-
| port from Liverpool but as thar market
| steadied up, and as our port receipts proved to
| be largely AZ the expense of the great reduction
| of stocks at interior towns aud as our spot
niarAeI turheu usarer. W. made recovery
| which is most decided in early months, and
neat crop summer III ouths show less strength
| Cotton on spot was l-l0c dearer.'
Consolidated net rece.ptS 4O,507 bales
exports. 70 Great Britain 1867 bales, 10 France
$50 bales, 10 tn. continent %, y bales Totai
| net receipts since Sept !, 1883. 5,5 2,093 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 2,jOe. S05 bales, 10
| France 452,4I2, to the continent $50 $50 bales
| Weekly net recsipt3 New York 1885
| bales, gross 1925: exports, TO Great Britain
| 49Oj bales, to France SOL, TO the continent
34J5; forwarded Ss03 bales; sales SOL bales,
| al ID spinners
GALyesrov, March 23-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 10 lj-lec
NORFOLK, March 2s.-Cotton steady; middling
BALTIMORE March 2s.-Cotton nominal mid.
| ding IA, ll9sc.
BosroS, Marcn 2s-Cotton quiet but firm: mid
wLMSGroN. March 2s--Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10Ac.
PHiLADELPmA March 2s-Cot.on steady; mid.
New ORLEANS, March 2s.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 l5-l6c
Futures Market closed dull but steady with
| sales OF II go bales as follows: March de-
livery &C, April II 0Sc, May II l4c. June
II elc, July II nc, August II l4c, September
10 i2c, October 10 0ic November 8 Ole, Decem.
Ger y Vic, January y Soc.
MOBILE, March 9s.-Cotton steady; mIddlins
! 10 l3-IGc
MEMPHIS, March es.-Cotton firm; mlddlng
~ Is Ito
AUGUSTA. March 2s-Cotton firm; middng
| lie.
CHARLESTON, March as.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding !07sc
Macoa-Not received.
CoLUMsus March .'.-Cotton steaty; mid
| ding lO14c.
NASHVILLE, March .s.--Cotton firm; mddlIng
| 10 &C.
SELMA, March ss.---Cotton steady iniddling
10L2c
ROME, March 2S.-Cotton steady: middling
| lie.
NEW YoM, March 2s-con oli ated ct re.
! celpts at oil cotton ports to-day were GG70
oaIss; exports, o q eat BRAIN 70 lal bales
| to France 432, to the continent ~, l6i bales ,
| stock at al American por. 393.Ojj bales
| Paovist,Ss eTocERiEs. vic.
LIVERPOOL March % noun.-Wheat steady:
demand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
| forna No. !. IS Id; receipts of wheat for the
| past three days were l750J0 csntals. of which
ll4,000 were American. Corn steady demand
| fair; receipts Of American corn for past three
days were I4s, 400 centais. Weather fair but
! cloudy.
NxS Yotx. March %, noou.-Flour quiet but
firm. Whsat dull and easier. Corn quiet but
firm. PORK quiet but steady at $40 50Ql2 W.
Lard quiet but firm at 81 52I9 Freights firm.
BOD d. m.-Flour. Southern dull and weak.
| Wheat irregular and quiet; No red S1zEc in
elevator; options duil-No 2 red March de
livery oG &c, April delivery SIC Corn firm but
less active; No 2 cash. 80, 81 3Gtkc in elevator;
| OPTIONS dull bat dryery-March delivery 3G5sc
| May delivery 37bc. Oats hrmer and fairly
| active March delivery 80 May delivery
| 211zc; No spot 2S}SGt30c. Hops easy aui
gu-t Coffee options closed steady; March de-
livery Is OJ@lS zoe: April delivery IL G5IQ
! II e; spot Rio easier and quiet-fair carRoes
2JI3c. Sugar, raw closed steady and quiet:
fair refining at 41bc refined closed
steady 1-l6D5 J-lGc, of 4 3 9l66L51c,
standard &c, confectioners 55hc, cut
| loaf &C, crusGed 7lsc, powdered NC, granu-
! lated 6Mc. Moasses Foreign lover; so test 3lc;
New Orleans, common to fancy, quiet. Petro-
! leum steady; reliaed 81 20. Cotton seed oil
| stronger; crude ~ 123lsc. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 32QLJ6c pulled 216134c,
/ Texas l3Q25c. Pork firm; mess, old, $40 so u
| II. Beef strong Beef hams quiet fierce
| beef quiet. Cut meats strong. Mddles strong;
| short clear s. 20. Lard dull and alb lnt steady:
| western steam, SPOT SC 50: Opt 1ns-ADffl
delivery 50 ~. Freights to Liverpool dull; cot
| ton per steam 5.62 /: grain. per steam 3l1d
! CHICAGO. March 23.-ln wheat trading was
/ rather light to-day, and fluctuations of prices
| confined within narrow limits Business wa
| interfered with by the severe storm, the wires
/ being down. The storm OF snow, wind and
/ sleet in Illinois, Kansas and Missouri was rot
considered favorable for the crop; IN fact. the
weat ler pretty much all over the winter wheat
| district was rather unfayorable The opening
| was tue same as yesterdays closing. easei off
! II Olssc. held firm, advancing 10 outsd. figures
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