The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-27
NO Pa'fc1stmort 92

Lake Shore 1919 Western Union $3.50
L'ville 4 Nash. S4ts Cotton Ill cerJid. 26ls
Memphis & @ la.. 90 Brunswick ...... %
Mobile 4 Ohio. -, l4f{ Mobile G. Ohio As 50
Nash. & Chatt'a. .l09
*Bid.
LIVER 7ooI. March Is. noon Cotton strong
with improved demand; American mid ling
61sd; safes 1900 pa eS, Of which 800 were for
speculation aud EXPORT; receipts 5000 bales
American So bales.
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 1000 bales of American
The zen ers Of deliveries at to-day's clearngs
amounted to 1900 ba.es new dockets and -
bales old.
Futures American m d 'lirg. low middling
clause, March delivery 6-64d; March and April
delivery 7-6id; April and May delivery 7-66 q
6 S6id; May and June delivery 10 646t6 1861;
June and July delivery 11-64O6 12-64d;
gust and September delivery l3-6id; August
and September delivery 10-64d. Market firm.
Up. m-Sales of the day included 10000 bales
of American.
American midiling 61sd.
Fdturss-Amercan mlddlIng. low middluC
clause, March delivery G-64d. sellers; March and
April delivery 6 S64d, sellers; April and May de-
livery $3.50, buyers; May and June delivery
ll-6id, value; June and July dalivery 12-e4d,
buyers; July and August delivery 1464d
sellers; Aug ust delivery 4-6i1, sellers; August
aud September delivery 1l.6id, sellers; Sep
TENDER delivery 6 !l-G4d, sellers: September and
October delivery 57-64d, sellers; October and
November delivery 1864, sellers. Market
frm.
4:OOp. INJURIES: American mi Idling, low
niddlng clause, March delivery 6 Slid BUYERS:
March and April delivery S-64d, buyers; April
and May delivery 6 9-Gld. sellers; May and June
delivery Ibid buyers June and July delivery
l3-54d, sellers; July and August delivery
1850, sellers: August delivery IA SD sellers;
August and September delivery ll-64d, sellers;
September delivery 6 11-64d, sellers; September
and October delivery 57-6id. sellers: October
ana No'embeI delivery 5J-Gid. Market closed
fl y
MANCHESTER, March 25.--The Guardian says:
INC nlarkeE IS unsatisfactory to both buyers
AM sellers Small transactions are easily exc
cutad, but business of importance is mostly i'm
possible. The divergence betwes IN buyers and
sellers, especially for that market, is well sup
piled. There is moderate business for home
ana minor foreign markets. In some Of the
cloth departments, such as high reed printers,
the position of manufacturers is strong. Or
ders in hand are suffci mt to enable them to
nhesitatingly refuse offers at the slightest de-
cline On the other hand, the situation in India
shirtings is poor. Many manufacturers urgently
want fresh enga gements The narrowneSs of
margin between cotton and cloths resist sales
PersIstently sluggish prices in distributn Z
markets is a dscolragng feature. Export
yarns are little sought for, except at prices
much below regular rates. Offers for guam ity
at slight conce* sion would be accepted"
NEW YORK, March 2j, no )u.-Couron opened
steady; midding uplandS 1l3sc; mIddling Or
leans ll9Sc; saies - bales.
Futures-Marke5 opened steady, with sales as
follows: March delivery II SIC; April delivery
II 3Sc; May delivery II 43c; June delivery IL 49c;
July delivery II 53c; August delivery IL Sic.
5:0Op Motion closed steady; middliag up
lands 11$sc, middling Orleans 1850; net re-
caipts at this port to-day 430 bales, gross
l,19e bales; sales - bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady with
ea.es of 5000 bales, as follows: March
delivery II 38011 39c, Auril delivery II 3J60
i 40c, May delivery II 4iQbl1 4lc June delivery
gust delivery II SIC, sept Inber delivery 10 S4@
GI10 SIC, October delivery 10 5lG110 &c, Novsm-
Der delivery 10 Dl0 36c december delivery
10 $500 35c, January delivery 10 3j0 10 SIC.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened quite buoyantly. Early reports
were generally favorable to bulls but the chief
element of strength was the large spot business
at Liverpool. The $4,000 bales for buying at
Liverpool was largely for export thence. An
other report said Lancashire spinners were
buying because cotton which should have
reache them directly had been detained by the
late strikes. Private advices from Manchester
were said to be very strong. In the last hour
there was fresh boom, led by a German house
and the close was at the best prices of the day
The activity Of the Liverpool spot market was
variously explained Some said Lancashire
was held off for nearly two months, and Is now
compel d to enter the market
GALVESTON, March 2j.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 10 15-l6c; net rece pts 4OS bales, gross
40S; sales bales; stock ,244 bales
NoREoLE, March 26.-Cotton steady; mi1dling
lie: net recelp S 81 bales, gross 40; sales
113 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports, coastwise
81 bales
iALnxoRE, March 26-Cotton nominal; mid
ding ll14Gll13sc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
1903; ssles - bales; STOCK 4039 bales; exports,
to Great Britain ,694 bales.
I3osroH March 2G.-Cotton quiet but firm;
mddling 1l9sc; net rec ipts 42l bales, gross
1867; sales none; stock none; exports, TO Great
Britain ,7S2 bales
NILMlsaroS, March 2e.acotton firm; mid
ding 10Nc; net rec 1Dts Is bales, gross Is;
sales none; stock 5,2i6 bales
PaILADELPHIA, March 26.-COtton quiet mid
ding II 1l-16c; not receipts 50 bales, gross IS;
st ,cx 1S,45l bales.
firm; middlng 10 l5-l6c; net receipts ,237
bales gross 425; sales $500 bales; stock 903
bales; exports coastwise 252 bales.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of - bales. as follows: March delivery
II O3c, April delivery II 0jc. May delivery II 0ec,
June delivery II &c, July delivery II PC.
August delivery II I0c, September delivery
10 42c October delivery 10 03c, NOvemDer de
livery 9lc, December delivery Q 94c, January
MOBILE, March 2j.-Cotton nominal; miidllng
10 13.lGc; net rec ipts III bales, Oss i2l; sales
- bal S; stock 1857 bales; exports. coastwise
MEMpnIs. March 26.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middlng 10 15-I6c; receipts 3l5 bales; ship
ments 493 bales; sales rs bales; stock 3s,459
AUGUSTA. March 2j.-Cotton firm; middling
1O5kc; receipts I67 bales; sh pmenLs col bales;
sales 900 bales stock II, 323 bales.
CHARLES ron, March rs. otton market firm;
held higher; md hing 10kc: net receip.s il3
bales gross 1l3; saes 81 bales; STOCK S,73j
bales
ATLANTA. March 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
10Nc: receipts - bales.
.,Ew az. March 2j.-Consoli 'ated net re-
ceipLs at al cotton pOris to-day were ARD
GALES; exports, Gteat Bricain 2, 40 bales.
10 the continent 12j bales. % France 49,;
stock at AL American pors 4is,i1O bales
PROVISIONS oaocEafEs, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. March e. noon.-.Wheat quiet;
demand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet; demand poor.
Sgs YOsx Marca -, n0On.--Fiour quiet bat
weak Wheat active and easy. Cora active
b.f steady. Porl quiet but nrfp az ~ z5lb
1900 Larl dull bat easy az 81 %. Freights
500 .. ni.-Flour. Southern weak AID quiet.
Wheat weak: 10. RI ~ Ia elevator, op-
tons closed fairly active bJt seak-a9. zrsg,
Marchd,slyery ss14c. April aailgery slJse. May
delivery s7lIs Corn quiet BAT weaker, -, =
easb. 354 "a 131ke 10 elevator options gust
and weak March delivery ~ -. hpfH delivery
$50 May delivery 27e. O4ta fi0ssd duli agq
easier, optl0ls nfGderaleY 9elsye eiosiDT steady
Marrh q slyegy 2stte, April Gflsefg 28e Nay