The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-28
closing quotations

So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail. .- 3S1s
consolS) ......... l0l heading. ......... 4O9s
Tennessee IS. -. 1857 R chmond & Ale *221S
IS .....1 0s Richmd q w. PIT.
Tenne :see 50 3s... 1914 Terminal. =. :. 81
Nirg MIA 6s.. ... $50 Roc ISan1. ..- 931S
Va. IS conso tel. 81 St. Paul .......,.. 6Sl4
Ches. & OHIO. preterrsi. 11615
Northwestern. -. 1illS Texas Pacific. ... 20
" preferred. .140l5 Tenn. Coal & lroa. IS
Della. and Lack. 1854 Union Pacific. So. 62A
Erie .............. 242S n. j. Central. ~ -
East Tennessee. SO Missouri Pa:idc e. 73ba
Lake Shore. 800. 1918 Western Union. S1H
L'ville & Nash. ST Cotton iii cerui. 26Ll
Memphis & Clar.. 60 Brunswick. %
Mobile K Ohio. 1415 Mobile & Ohio As. 5815
Nash. Sc Chatt'a. 1O2
*Bid.
LIVERPOOL. March 27. noon.--Cotton steady,
with little doing; American middling 61sd;
sales 5000 ba es, of which 1000 were for specu-
iation aud export; receipts 3 200 bales-all
American.
FuturA lean m d Hing. 'ow mitdling
clause, March delivery ID; March and April
May and June delivery 1868; June and July
delivery 1906 12-54d; July and August d >
livery 1l6i6D6 l3-64d; August and September
delivery 1l-64d. Market quiet
Up. m.--Sales of the day included GOO bales
of American.
American good middling SD, middhng
esd, low middl1ng Cd, good ordinary 55Ad
ordinary 11-16d.
Futures-American mddling, low middling
clause, March delivery S-54d sellers March and
April delivery sod, sellers; April and May de-
livery + SID, sellers; May and June delivery
q ll-6ld, sellers: June and July .livery 1854
Sc Iers; July and August delivery 6 1364d
sellers; August delvery6 3-6li, buyers; August
aud September delivery 116ld, sellers; Sep
TENDER delivery l1-64d, sellers; September and
October delivery 56-64d, value; october and
November delivery 54364d, buyers. Market
quiet.
400 p. MIXTURES: American mi idlinz, low
middl!ng clause, March delivery 7-64d, buyers;
March and April delivery 7-Gid, buyers; April
and May delivery Sold. sellers; May and June
delivery i1-6id. sellers; June and July delivery
l264d, sellers; July and August delivery
l3-6ld, buyers; August delivery s 14-64d. sellers
August and September delivery 1l-64d sellers;
September delivery Hold, sellers; September
and October delivery 5664d, buyers; October
and November delivery 5 49-64d, sellers. Market
closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK. March q, no on.-Cotton opened
dull; middling uplands 11}6c; mIddjng Or
leans ll9sc; .aes - bales.
Futures-Market opened easy, with sales as
follows: March delivery II BIC; April delivery
II 3Sc; May delivery II 42c; June delivery II doc;
July delivery II soc; August delivery II 4Oc.
500 p. Motion closed dull; mlddling up
lands 1850, mddling Orleans 1850; net re-
ceipts at this port to-day 435 bales, gross
1899 bales; sales = bales.
Futures-Marketc closed quiet but steady, with
saes of $500 bales, as follows: March
delivery Il 3SO11 SOC, April delivery II &c;
II Acc. July delivery II t2I11 C, August de-
livery II 5l61 SIC, Sept delivery 10 $40
010 SIC. October delivery 10 1910 SOC, Nov.m-
Der delivery 10 350DlO 34c december delivery
10 3202 10 33c, January delivery 10 33010 34c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened at an irregular decline, follow
ing the reaction in the Liverpool market, which
is believed to have been weakened by a larger
Bombay movement-Si. 900 bales for the week
against 81, 900 bales last year. Large shipments
from interior towns pointing to full port re-
ceipts next week, also had some effect. But in
the last hour the activity reported from the
southern markets with 1sc advance at Augusta,
brought in buyers; and the early decline was
almost wholly rec )vered, especially for the
early months. May optic showing notable
strength Next crop attracted less attention
than for some time past. Cotton on spot was
quiet"
GALVESTON March 27.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 1o-l6c; net rece pts 20 bales, gross
25o sa ,es 468 bales; stock 1891 bales; exports
coastwise 1926 bales.
NORFOLK, Marcn 27.-Cotton steady: mi ldling
lie; net receipts 573 bales, gross 573; sales
los bales; stock 2i,094 bales; exports, coastwse
$40 bales.
5ALr1uoRE, March 21.-Cotton nominal mid
ding 1lI611 136c; net receipts none, gross
none; safes - bales; stock 4,039 bales.
BosroN March 27.-COtton firm; niddling
115gc; net rec ipts 1853 bales, gross 546; sales
N1LmfSaroN, March 27.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10Ac; ret rec ,Ipts 20 bales, gross p;
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding II 1l-16c; net receipts bales, gross -;
st c.i IS, 491 bales.
new ORL CANS, March 27.-Cotton market
firm: middling 10 l5-1Gc; net receipts 541
bales gross 7iG; sales g. 200 bales; stock 1862 ,26j
bales; exports. to Great Britain 2622 bales,
coastwise 73l bales.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of 1900 blles, as follows: March delivery
II 04c April delivery II c, May delivery II 12c,
June delivery IL l9c, July delivery II 25c.
August delivery II lie, September delivery
10 40c. October delivery 10 03c, sovemDer de-
livery Sic, December delivery 8 Ole, January
delivery 995c.
10 Ice; net rec 'ipts bales, 6 g. sales $50
bal S; stock 1880 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 27-Cotton market firm J.;
middling 10 15-l6c; receipts lis bales; ship
ments 1920 bales; sales $50 bales stock 1887
ba.es.
lie; rocei Dts 100 bales; shipments i66 bales;
sales 1908 bales; stock 1887 bales.
CHARLESTON, March x. ot5on market firm
held higher; md hug 101c: net receip.s IS
bales gross 56 sales "a a. p hsss STOCK SOS4
ATLANTA March 3.-Cotton steady; niddling
0i1c; receipts - bales.
Jew YORK, March 27.-Con9o lated net re-
ceipIs at ii cotton ports to-day were 2,976
oa,es: exports, 10 Great }ri5 lin 4,s37 bales,
stock at all American por.s a. 49 bales.
PROVISIONS. GRoczRIEs, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March q. noon.-Wheat quiet;
demand poor; holders offer freely California
NO /, rs 1l5d; red western spring nominal red
western winter Us ia. Corn quiet; demand
poor.
new Yo.x, March %, noon.-FIour quiet but
easy. Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet
and stronger. PORK quiet but firm at 10 500
Il 90 Lard dull but easy at s6 5@&. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour. Southern steady. Wheat
strong and fairly active; No. RED SI340,S5
in elevator; options less active. closing steady
No. cred, March delivery s715c, April delivery
SIC, May delivery S736c Corn firm and more
active; No. 2 cash. 3j3sU35l6c Ia elevator
options dull, AD9kc up and firm March deliy
cry sBg5c, AIrii delivery SGHc, May delivery
374c June delivery 3.11c. oats iirmer and IL
fair demand: options iiriner and moderately &c
! tive-March delivery 2s9lc, April delivery slac
Nav delivery I4c; No. 2 spot @5agmsJ5tc
Cofee-optioias closed barely steady; March dc
livery Is 5Oc; April delivery u sat SC; Mas
delivery 81 50fs7 Csc: June delivery 70 230
IS 15c. spot Rln Ariner and "a IRE active fsI
cargoes 2Jtec. Sugar. raw closed stea " anf
auirt: fuir refining % ftsc; tenrifugals -
test. s-i6c; rofined more active an
stsaiy.-p 5 l-lGn5 bloc, on b3-i6f55Nc
star5afi A d., confectionery A t3zc, ca
loaf ao crHs ~ ne. powdered 6tc. gfnuu
J efalaaaaa sfniyti dull AMI ND4nfunt