The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-08

preferred. .lis Tenn. Coal & Iron. IS
Della and Lack. 1875 Union Pacific. -. 6i1s
Erie ............ 2oA N. j. Central. 100
East tennessee. SO Missouri Pacific 1914
Lake Shore. ..... 100 Western Union. S216
Lville \ Nash Si9s Cotton Qil certih. g
memphis & Char. 81 Brunswick 500. 30
Mobile & Ohio, 1915 Mobile & Ohio Is 60
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 1O1
| COTTON.
| LTvERPooL. March Z, noon.-Cotton opened
| steady, with fair demand: American mid
| ding Lied; sales 5000 ba es OF which 1000
| were for speculation and export; receipts $4,000
| bales-American Il, 600.
Futures mdiing low middling
| clause, March and April delivery 4-6id; April
| and May delivery ID; June and July delivery
6 1064d; August and Sc tsinber delivery sod;
| September delivery sod; September and
| October delivery 5464d; October and No
vember delivery 1864. Market steady
| The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cearngs
amounted TO $500 bales new dockets and 600
bales old.
| The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
TOTAL sales Al 900 bales--American "a, 900 bales;
| trade takngs. including forwarded from ships
| side $1,000 bales actual export $1,000 bales;
| total imports $4,000 bales-American 69.O0O;
! total stock 1,056,0O0 baes-American 1856 600
bales; total atoat $4,000 bales - American
| 1926 coo bales
| 2p. m.-Sales of the day included 8 900 bales
| or American.
American middling 6 1-16d.
Futures American middling, low middling
| clause, March delivery 4-j4d, sellers; March and
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| livery 7-6ld, sellers; May and June delivery
9.64d, sellers; June and July delivery l0-64d,
| sellers; July and August delivery 1l-64d,
sellers; August delivery l1-64d, sellers; August
| and September delivery Sold, sellers; Septem-
| Der delivery S-64d, sellers; September and
| October delivery 54-64d, sellers; October and
| November delivery 46-64d sellers Market
| quiet but steady.
| 4:OOp. MIXTURES: American mitdlIng low
| middling clause, March delivery 6-64d sellers
| March and April delivery 6 6-64d sellers; April
1 md dol Il 4 NJ.
| delivery 9 S-6ld, buyers; June and July delivery
| 9-64d. buyers; July and August delivery
| 6lO-64d buyers; August delivery 1850, sellers
| August and SeDtember delivery S-Bid sellers
| September delivery sold, sellers; 5eptem-
| Der and October delivery 5464d. sellers; Octo-
Der and November delivery 45-64d, buyers
| Market closed steady.
| NEW YORK, March q noon.--Cotton opened
| steady; middling upands 1880; mlddling Or
| leans &c; sales 1863 bales.
Futures-Narket opened easy with sales as fol-
| lows: March delivery IL 29c; April delivery
| II a3c; May delivery II SIC; June delivery
| II 4ec; July delivery II 47c; August delivery
| II Acc.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middlIng
| uplands 111sc, middling Orleans 1I5Sc: net re-
| ceipts at this port to-day 905 bales gross
| l,775 bales; sales to-day 205 bales; exports to
Great Britain ,4S5 bales, forwarded 795 bales;
Futures - Market closed firm, with sales
of 10000 bales, follows: March delivery
| II 360Dl1 SIC, Aprl delivery II 3901l doc, May
| u6lNGEy IL Sc june utlVery IL 4JdHll QUO, july
delivery Ii 54011 55c, August delivery II $40
| II 55c, September delivery 10 55QD10 SIC, Octo-
| Der delivery 10 55W10 SIC, November delivery
10 3SO10 39c December delivery 10 S601O SIC,
| January delivery 10 3S61l0 39c.
| The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
| futures opened 2GD3 points lower, the Liverpool
| report having disappointed our bulls and there
was some selling to realize, but small receipts
| at interior towns and reduced stocks there
showing small deliveries from plantations gave
fresh vigor TO the bull movement, bears Gov
cred with reckless impetuosity, and in the last
| hour there was some excitement, the latest
| sales being at best prices and the highest of
| season, closing firm"
Weekly net receipts at New York 1888
| bales gross 252H; exports, to Great Britain
| S,07S bales, to France $40, to the continent
3,7sl; forwarded 1896 bales; sales 654 bales,
all to spinners.
104c.
NORFOLK, March 7.-Cotton firm; middIing
| 1910.
BALTIMORE, March 7.--Cctton nominal mid
| ding 1lMc.
Boston, March 7.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
| ding &c.
WILMINGTON March Cotton firm; held
| higher; middling 104c
| PHILADELPHIA, March cotton firm: mid.
| ding 1850.
New ORLEANS, March 7.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 1880.
sales of 1920 bales, as follows: March de-
| 10 93c, April lie, May II Csc, June II 15c July
| II 2lc, August IL 13c, September 10 &c, Octo-
| Der 10 02c, November SOC, December Soc
| MOBILE, March 7.-Cotton firm; middling
| 105sc.
MEMPHIS, March 7.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1034c.
| AUGUSTA, March Cotton quiet but firm:
CHARLESTON, March Cotton firm; mid
| ding I056c.
MoNraoMERY, March 7.-cotton firm; mid
| ding 1019c.
Maeon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, March Cotton dull; middling
1Oz9c.
1016c.
SELMA, March 7--Cotton steady; middling
1O24c.
ROME, March 7.-Cotton steady; middling
| 1074c.
ATLANTA March 7.-Cotton closed steady.
| NEW YoaK, March 7.-consoli ated ret receipts
at all cotton oorts to-day amounted to ,761
| bales; exports, o Great Britain 2 1881 bales
to the continent 9,635 bales, to France -;
stock at all American ports 495,O62 bales.
Consolidated net receipts e2.055 bales;
| exports TO Great Britain 1881 bales, to France
| 5.7S7 bales, to the continent y6,2)3 bales Total
net receipts since Sept. /, 1889, 5,41S, 239 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 2,35I 1877 bales, to
France 4i2,2O5 to the continent 1,341, $50 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, March z noon.-wheat steady;
| demand improving; holders offer moderately /;
California No. /, rs 3D.; receipts of wheat for the
past three days were $4,000 centals. of which
| 3s,UUJ were AIueIlcdu. corn SJea0y, demand
| fair; receipts of American corn for past three
days were 400 centals. Weather fine.
| NEW YORK, March z, noon.-Flour easy and
slow; Wheat dull but steady. Corn dull but
steady. Pork quiet but steady at $40 75G111 25
Lard slow and firm at So 3d. Ereights steady
300 .. m.-Elour, Southern dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and easier; No. red S616c in ele-
vator; options dun but steady; No. red,
March delivery S614c, April delivery 86ssc, May
| delivery S611c. Corn steady and moderately
| active; No. 2, 35560D36c in elevator; options
| quiet but steadyMarch delivery 355Ac, April de-
| livery 3jlHc, May delivery SIC. Oats heavy;
| options more active but weaker March delivery
233zc, April delivery CSC, May delivery &c: No
spot 2Jbh0130c. Hops weak and quiet Coffee
options closed firm and fairly active-March
| delivery II 25017 30c; April delivery II lO0.
| II zoe; May delivery rs 95lglc; spot Rio higher
and active-fair cargoes 204c Sugar, raw
firm; fair refining 316c; refined closed higher
and fairly active-C 5A0519c, extra G b566n
i5-16c, white extra @ 6G161Sc, yellow 45zlt5Ikc
off A Cos Lice, mould A SIC, standard A
I 64c, confectioners 64c. cut loaf re
crushed nc. powdered 1l-16c. granulated
CSC. Molasses-Foreign firm--s0o test 23lkc;
New Orleans. open kettle strong at 3i0l4Jc for
common to fancy Petroleum steady; crude In
barrels, Parkers, 81 60; refined, here, So 40;
Philadel phia 81 ~. Cotton seed oil firm at 271
Gt2sc for crude Pork firm. Beef dun. Beef
hams inactive. Tierced beef dull. Cut meats
quiet. Lard hrner; western steam 81 80 bi !.
city steam s. 80; options-March delivery SO -.
May delivery SO ~ bid, June delivery 81 81.
Freights TO Liverpool easy; cotton, per steam.
5lDd; grain 44d.
CHICAGO, March 7.--Trading IN wheat was
moro restricted and the market IL amin mar.