The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-23

New YoRK. March 22-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to s541206, OF which $3.50. 435
was in gold and S267, III in silver; of the total
exports S6,1SS in gold and S26l.3l9 in silver
went to Europe and $2i6.627 in gold and SEQ. ASP
in silver went to South America. The Imports
of specie for the port of New York for
the week amounted to S42j sol, of which
S3a66SS was in gold and 81, 1913 in silver.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. ...................S2 265 1926
Loans decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i.f50,EC0
Specie increased........ ............. 3,310,100
Legal tenders decreased. =. .......... 800, 100
Deposits increased. .................. aS1, 100
Circulation increased. :. ............ III 800
Banks now hold So, 416, AS in excess OF the IS
per cent. rule
LIVERPOOL, March o. noon-Cotton firm
and in fair demand; American middling 61sd;
sales 5000 ba es, of which 1000 were for specu-
lstion and export; receipts 5000 bales-Ameri
can So D bales
Futures \ Ierican m Hing. low middHns
clause, March and April delivery ID: May
aud June delivery 11-6fd; June and July de-
livery Esd; July and August delivery
ll6id; August and September delivery
g l1-64d; September and October delivery
ID; October and November delivery 49-6id.
Market qui but steady
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 1900 bales of American
p m.--Sales of the day included $500 bales
of American.
American middling 6lSd.
tutIres-Ansrcaa inlddIing low niddlinp
clause, March delivery S54d, sellers; March and
April delivery s6id, sellers: April and May de-
livery 9-Sid. sellers; May and June delivery
. 12-6td, sellers; June and July delivery 13-64d
buyers; July and August delivery 1855,
buyers; August delivery 6 5-Gli, sellers;
August and September delivery 6 l2.6ld,
sellers; September delivery 6 1854, sellers;
September ana october delivery 3 J4-54d sellers
Market closed steady for near and easy for dis
tant months.
Nav YORK, March %, no on.-Co5.on opened
quiet; m.tiling uplands Ike; middling Or
leans II 34c; sales &c bales.
Futures-NarSet opened barely steady with
sales as follows: March delivery IL SIC; April
delivery II $50; May delivery II 43c; Jun.
delivery II 4sc; July delivery II d3c; August
delivery II 52c.
5:OOp. m.-Cotton closed quiet; miidIing up
lands 11lac mlddling Orleans 1lMc; net
receipts at this port to-day 237 bales, gross
l,375 bales sales to-day Al bales, last evening
Is baes.
Futures-The market CT osed barely steady
with saes of 3l,40O bales as follows: March
| delivery II 3600ll sc, April delivery II 3.0D
| II SEC, MAY delivery II Boil &c, June de-
| livery IL 4Sc, July delivery II SIC, August
| delivery II 52Ql1 53c, Sept 'mber delivery 10 g.
| D10 Sc, October delivery 10 5000 SIC, vov.m-
| Der delivery 10 O. 35c, december delivery
| 10 Ss@Dl0 Sic, January delivery 10 33l110 35c
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
| futures wers tevelishly unsettled. Bears and
DullS were alike Clfllld anu uncertain. E,XCeD-
| tional strength for September was the feature
! The crop movement and the New Orleans re-
pert that the overland movement the past
week has greatly exceeded last year did rot APP
pear until after change, and their effect could
| not be seen. There was little or no change in
| southern markets, except decline OF Lie at
| Memphis, which led TO more activity there
| There have been heavy rains in the Mississippi
| valley"
dALyEsr ron, March 22-Cotton firm: mid
ding 10 13-6c; net race pts 1881 bales, gross
| 1901; sales = bales; stock 1854 bales.
NORFOLK, March 22.-Cotton quiet; miidling
| lie; ret receipts 923 bales ssross 92J; sales
IS bales; stock 49, 4S bales; exports, coastwise
| 400 bales.
6ALr1MoRE, March 22-Cotton nominal: mid
ding IA 0l1ssc; net receipts - bales, gross
| 400; sales - bales; stock 3,524 bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 1903 bales
| BOSTON, March 22-Cotton firm; middling
| 1196c; net rec ipts 80 bales gross 7l9; sales
none; stock none.
N1LMrEaroN, March a?.-Cotton firm; mid
! ding 10Ac; net receipts 81 bales, gross 2l :;
sales none stock H. 420 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding II 1l16c; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 1873;
4 st cl 1908 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March a2-Cotton market
| quiet; middling 10 l5-l6c; net receipts SIS
bales, gross 776 sales 1920 bales; stock 165, 04G
| bales; exports to France 6921 bales.
| Futures The market closed quiet, with
sales Of 1l,2)0 oales, as follows: March delivery
II 02c, April delivery II 03c, May delivery II 1c
June delivery II lec, July delivery II 24c.
August delivery II re, September delivery
| 10 3Sc, October delivery 10 02c, Nuvemuer de-
| livery voc, December delivery 9Oc
MOBILE, March 22.-Cot. on steady; middling
1O4c; net rec sipts bales. & oss s. sales
= bal s; stock 1929 bales; exports, coast
| wise 129 bales.
MEMPHIS, March as--c,otton firm; middling
| 10 15-l6c; recei Dts 247 bales; shipments Sl7
bales; sales 1850 bales; stock Al, ;2S5 a'es.
AUGUSTA, March 22-Cotron quiet but firm
niddling 1034@l07sc; receipts sl2 bales; snip
/ halaS.
| bales.
CHARLESTON, March 22-Cotson market firm:
held higher; mid lug 1oAc; net receips 7OS
bales. gross 70S; saes - bales; stock $50
bales; exports, coastwise $3.50 bales
| ATLANTA. March 22.-CotJon steady; middling
| 10Ac; receipts - bales.
| NEW OAK, March 22.-Consoli ated ret re-
| ceipJs at al cotton ports to-day were 1898
| bales; exports Great Britain 1903 bales,
to the continent $4,000 bales, to France 6,921;
stock at all American por 4l1,393 bales.
| The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is 2122, 223 bales of which 2,0l5, 623 bales
| are American, against 2,5j2 449 and 2002, 14S
! bales, respectively, last year. Receipts AT all
interior towns for the week 20,s22 bales. Re-
| ceptS from plantations 1897 bales. Crop in
sight 6,797 ,S31 bales.
NEW ORLEANS March 22.-Net overland move
ment for the week ending March 81 inclusive,
We're 1t,505 bales, against 1l,2O5 bales for the
same week last year; total since Sept. !, e43 10!
| bales, against Sj4.074 last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight for the week - bales,
| against %. fO' DdSS laSb year, IudhInE J)Ual
thus far for the month OF 10, 335 bales, against
| 256, 410 bales for the same month last year.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 20 noon.-Nvheat steady;
demand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet but steady; demand poor
| NEW YotK, March o. noon.-Flour firm.
| Wheat slow. Corn strong but quiet. Por
firm and quiet at SO 50Ii2 %. Lard quiet at
| s. so. Erei ghts unsettled.
500 d. m.-Wheat--No. 2 red S9JS06SDHc in
elevator; options duh and irregular with near
| months &c higher and late months 1sc lower,
| closing steady-No. 2rsd March delivery d6c
April delivery S,34c, May delivery ssJ6c Corn
firm aud quiet; No. :, cash, SIC in elevator:
options dull, 1sc lower and weak Marcel de.
livery 357Sc, April delivery 37Jsc May delivery
| 3slac. Oats quiet and firm; options firm an 4
QUIET March delivery 29s, April delivery 234c
| May delivery 2lakc Hops cl SCI easy and quiel
STATE, new l32bigc; old 8l1l2c. Conee-options
closed steady, lOlgs5 points higher and quie.--
! March delivery IL 5ic; April delivery II 410
II i5t; Nay delivery Il 2Js; June delivery Gg5e;
| spot Rio sleady-far csrgoes 2Jltc. Sugar.
/ raw quiet and steady; far refining . l!-i9c:
refined quiet aQd i-l1c iower-o b l-i6tcb bloc.
Of A 5lt93 1850, mould CSC, standard A
! Csc. confectionery - .6c. cui loaf 3 l6e.
| crushed SIDE, powdered bTI8c. grauula. I'd
! g4c, cub's csc. iolasses auiet ana weak:
/ Sew Orleans steady .-commOn 20 fancy. 8lM
I s5s. Petroleum closed steady; enll. pa barrels.
! Fnkers, 81 30 Cotton seed oil more active I'd
! 90 Tor crude. Wool easy aud qui 8. donsst. +,
/. fleece 32D3lc. pulled H6b5ic, Texas i3Uge ca
/ meats bfn pieklet bellies 5sytfAc, piele /