The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30

Dela. anu Lack. lS038 Union Pacific. 62l{
Erie .............. "a n. J. Central. 119A
East Tennessee. So Missouri Pacific E. 733l
Lake Shore ...... 1864 Western Unioa. . S11t
Il vile & Nash. S338 Cotton oil ceruii. 26
Memphis & Q Ia. 90 Bru lswick 49,. "a
Mobile x Ohio. -. IA Mobile & Ohio g. 571a
Nash. & Chatt'a. 102
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. ..................S 915 25C
Loans increased ................. OF 4N(
specie increased. ............ 1923, 10(
Legal tenders decreased. -. ....... $50. 1O(
Deposits increased. .................. 5s7, 90l
Circulation increased. ........... "a SOC
Banks now hold 81, 1871 ,675 in excess OF the q
per cent. rule.
LI7ERPoor. March 20, noon.--Cotton steady
with falr demand; American middling 6lkd
sales - ba IS. OF which 1888 were for specu.
iadon and export; receipts 5000 bales-5, zoe
American.
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bus
Futures "A re1can N Ting, low middliny
clause, June and July delivery 12-64d; July
and August delivery 15-64d. Market steady.
American middlng 61Sd.
Futures-ArnerIcan middliny low rniddIipp
clause, March delivery S-54d sellers; March and
April delivery 6 sod. sellers; April and Nav de-
livery S-64d, sellers; May and June delivery
l1-6ld, sellers; June and July d livery G 13G4d
sellers; July and August delivery 1861
sellers; August delivery . 4-64d sellers; August
and September delivery 11-6id, sellers: sen
TENDER delivery l1-64d, sellers; September and
October delivery 5 56-6id, buyers: October and
November delivery 56-64d, value. Market
closed steady
NEW YORK, March g. noon.-Cotton opened
steady; mlddllng uplands II 7-16c; mladling
dreams II 11-l6c: sales 60 bales
tutureS-MariSet opened quiet but steady and
Closed nrm, with sales as follows: Marca
delivery opened at C and closed at C;
April delivery opened at II 41c and closed at
II Ale; May opened at II 45c and closed at
II 45c; June opened at II 4Sc and closed at
II 49c; July opened at II 59c and closed al
II 53c; August opened at II SIC and closed at
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middIing
uplands II 7-l5c, niddling Orleans II II 16c:
me- receipts at this port to-day 9S5 bales gross
:, 2S8 bales; sales 80 bales.
Futures-rhe market closed steady, with
sales of rs, 200 bales. as follows: Al rl delivery
II 41@l1 42c; May delivery II 45Q11 Acc. june
delivery Il 1901 50c. July delivery ii 53M
] dc, August delivery II 51Gl1l SIC, Sept -mber
delivery 10 S90@10 SEC, October delivery 10 81 a
10 sc, November delivery 10 37O10 CSC, .
cember delivery 10 370lO CSC, January delivery
10 35n10 Sc.
The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened without decided change and
very dull, gained strength, especially for the
next crop, which attracted more attention The
repit reaction of the visible supply was an ele-
ment OF strength, as well as bad planting
wea her at the SOUTH where 1t has turned quite
cold. Stl the late planting season is not nee
essarily an unfavoraole one Southern markets
were Partially dearer. hut quiet. Over IA 900
bales were cleared from New Orleans to Liver
pool: Cotton on spot was firm. but quiet"
GALVESTON March 2e.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 10 13-l6c; net receipts $50 bales, gross
4i0 sales 10 b llss; stock 5000 bales.
NORFOLK, March 29.-Cotton steady; mi Idllnc
lie; net reca!ps 332 bales, gross 332: sales
172 bales; stock 2!0I9 bales; exports, coastwise
1,l65 bales.
5AlrI4oRE, March 29-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1lAW112sc; net receipts none, gross
none; sales = bales; stock 1901 bales exports,
coastwise 1913 bales.
Bos ron, Marcl 29.-Cotton quiet: middllnp
115sc; net rec ipts 23l bales, gross ,76f: sales
none: stock none: exports, TO Great Britain 80
bales.
WILMINGTON. March 29.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling 1880; net rec eipts ii bales,
gross II; sales none; stock 5,2j3 bales; exports,
coastwise 43 bales
PHrLADELPHIA, March 29.-Cotton steady; mid
ding II 11-16c nso receipts IS bales, gross e5;
st Jck Il, y15 bales.
New ORLEANS, March 29-Net overland move
ment for the week ending March %, inclusive,
were 1O,4!6 bales, against IL, SS5 bales for the
same week last year; total since Sept.1 ,53, 5I8
bales against Sl4.J59 last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight for the week b. S29 bales
a .ainst $500 bales last year, making total
thus far for the mouth OF 1o7, l6I bales, against
3l2, 24l for same month last year, and total since
Sept Of 6, 81, 962 bales, against 6,5S2 SOB bales
last year Northern mill takings and Canada
overland for the week 1902 bales, against
l2245 bales last year; total from Sept. ! to
date ,651 ,52S bales, against 679,9S same date
last year. Decrease during the week in stocks
at the ports and Twenty-Five leading interior
southern markets, 47,095 bales, against SS0t4
this week last year. Stocks at interior towns
and ports are now 226, 225 bales less than they
were at this time last season.
New ORLEANS, March 29-Co.ton market
quiet and firm; middling 10 15-16c; net receipts
Ak al hal rfla
bales
Futures The market closed quiet with
sales of 5000 bales, as follows: April delivery
II O7c, May delivery Ii 15c, June delivery Ii nc
July delivery II CSC August delivery II &C.
September delivery 10 43c, October delivery
10 Csc, November delivery 93c, December de-
livery 93c
MOBILE, March .-Cotton-Nothing doing:
miidlDg 1O1lc; net receipts 112 bales, gross
H.; sales balls; stock 1882 bales; exports,
coastwise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 29.-Cotton market firm;
middling 10 15l6c; receiots SO bales; ship,
ments 99l bales; sales 400 bales; stock 81. 4l2
bales.
AUGUSTA, March 20 Cotton firm; middung
lie; receipts 100 bales; shipments 747 bales
sales 6Jl bales; STOCK 7,J52 bales.
CHARLES TON, March 20. otton market firm;
md ling 1850: net recelp "a bales, gross
81 ales - bales; Stock $3.50 bales; exports,
coastwise $3.50 bales
ATLANTA, March 29.-Cotton firm; middling
10Ac receipts - bales.
NEW loxK, Marcl 29.-JonSoli ated ret re-
ceipIs at Ill cotton ports to-day were 2
ua!es; exports, o G eat }rI.lin 10 967 bales,
to France -, to the continent 2,1l3 bales /;
stocG at al American por,s aS2 sos bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2 ,S)9 bales, of which 2,0l1 1923 bales
are American, against 2,522, 400 and 1886
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts al all
interior towns for the week 1892 bales. Re-
ceipts from plantations lL763 bales. Crop in
sight Gsl2,294 bales
Provisions. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 20. noon.-Wneat quiet .
demand poor; California NO. /, Is Id. Corn
quiet; no demand.
Nav YoIx, March 90, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat dull but steady. Corn quiet but
firm. P0rE duh but steady at SO 50Ql2 %
Lard quiet hut firm at s. So Ereights steady
300 D. m.--Wheat dull and nomnally un-
changed; No red Sijsc in elevator; options
dun ana unchanged, closing hrm--No. red.
March delivery DC, April delivery SIC, May de-
livery s1la;, June delivery S8hc. Corn steady;
No. ?. cash. 3Js9 D25tsc Ia elevator: options duii
&Ac. June delivery 37be Oats firm but dull;
options firm but quiet-March delivery 2lc
April delivery $50, May delivery "a l3-l66J2sc,
closing n &c; No. 2 spot 2y6I30c. Hops easy
AMI qui n, state i3Wlsc, Old sWi2c. Coffee
options closed blrelg steady, unchanged a. ID
points upi March delivery II s1Ml7 soc; April
delivery u 650 II G, May delivery II 5Od
u h5e; June delivery II ~ ~ 3ic; spot Rio
steady aDd qui-t-fair caFgOes 3 4c slgar
raw closed steady ami quiet: fair reanint
NC; refined quiet but irm--oR A B 0,i64g5E.e.
standard &c, confectionery A ssse. cui
loaf ID, crns et 4l6c, powdered 6iec grauu.
lh.sd Disc. MQlasaee loFelgp dull, % test glrt