The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-14

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LIVERPOOL, March 10, noon.-Cotton steady
ana IN fair demand; American middling 4Jsd
sales 1900 bales American 1850 bales: specu'
lation aud export 1000 bales; receipts OOO
bales-American &, 200.
futures Amencan m d Hing. low middlIng
clause, March aud April delivery ID; April
and May delivery 90 64GD4 59-64d4 60-64n
bloid; May aud June delivery 5 i-6id; June
aud July delivery 4-64d. also 5 cid; July and
August delivery o-6495 7-64d; August and
september delivery ID; September aud
October delivery 6-64d: October and Novem-
Der delivery s,6td: Futures steady.
| The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 400 bales new dockets and =
| bales old.
400 .. m Futures: American mi Idling low
mlddling ella Use, March delivery 6s-6td,
| sellers; March and April delivery 5s-d4d
| sellers: April and May delivery 4 90 64N
46l 64d; May and June delivery S l.64d,
sellers; June and July delivery 4-e415 564d ;
July aad August delivery S 7-64d, buy ers; Au-
gust aud September delivery s6id, buyers;
! september and 0ctobsr delivery 7-64d
value; october aud November delivery 6-64d,
| sellers. Futures closed quiet but steady.
| Toe weekly cotton statisucs are as follows:
| Total sal for the week $1,000 bales-Amer-
| lean $4,000 bales: Spectators took - bales I;
trade tasings, including forwarded from ships
| side, 5000 bales: actual export 1900 bales;
| total Imports $1,000 bales-American $4,000:
~total stock liza 900 bales-American $40, 900
bales; total aioat 10000 bales-American20 200 COO
| bales
New YoRx, March IS, noon.-CorUon opened
| steady middling upands 80; mlddling Orleans
/ 7-lsc; sales 40 bal =.
| EutureS-The market opened steady with
| sales as follows: March delivery S6c April
| delivery sec; May delivery &c June delivery
1 U6c, July delivery l5c, August delivery l9c
800 p. m.-Cotton market closed steady;
1 miH6linly tn4u1 mid 4 81
| ordinary 9-l6o; net receipts here to-day 1881
| bales, gross 3,04i; sales to-day 32 bales all to
| spi ners; forwarded 1853 bales; exports, to Great
this port Ia ) bales.
| Weekly net receipts at New York $3.50
bales, gross $3.50; exports, to Great Britain
| II, 344 bales, to the continent 9Sl3 bales to
| France Ia .; forwarded 1928 bales; sales LA!
| ba es; spinners AL.
| Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
| the week 81 $50 bales; exports, to Great Britain
| 59,O24 bales, TO France lisa to the continent
| IS, ga bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, 6,OS5, o63
bales, including 1881 bales counted in by Sa-
| vannah and Caarl ,ston: exports, to Great Bri-
tam 2553,6l9 bales, to the continent 1,522, S5s
/ bales, to Franc. 473,4SS, channel 5. 293.
| Futures-Market closed easy, with sales Of
ll9, 800 bales, as follows: March delivery s 72 %
| DC; April delivery . 1S use; May de-
| livery s SOS oSc; June delivery $50 Soc;
! July delivery o 90 O6c; August delivery 0S
| 90 0gc; September delivery O90s lie; octo-
0 1119 lie: December delivery 8 1909 l3c;
January delivery Q 1909 iSc
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
| opened at shg advance, which was quickly
| .ost; then came a sharp decline, closing easy
at 9QDl0 points decline from yesterdays closing
| prices. Our market was left to itself to-day,
| and we see the result. There were no buying
orders from the south or speculative manipu-
| lations on Liverpool account, and prices, alter
| a brief spAsm of strength, in response to very
favorable report from Liverpool. showing
| sharp advance in futures and an active spot
market there, took downward course, which
vas not checked throughout the day. Our
oulis again lost courage, showing, IN fact,
want or strong and plucky leaders. The
| weather reports from the south were favorable
| TO check upon the tioods. the temperature
| oeing unseasonably low. The crop movement
vas moderate, yet selling to realize was the or
| der of the day. 1t is believed That there Ia
much liquidation yet to be done, and nobody
upon our Cotton Exchange seoms TO be willing
to be caught holding the bag. Spot cotton was
| steady and moderately active"
ATLANTA, Marcu l3-Cotton receipts to-day 40
bales.
GALVESTON March 1s.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 5Bc.
NORFOLK, March l3,-Cotton closed firm; mid
BALTIMORE March 19-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c.
BosroN, March 1s.-Cotton closed firmer; mid
ding &c.
WrLMNoroN, March 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
middnuZ S5sc.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1o.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling 93sc.
New ORLEANS, March 1s.-Cotton steady
middling II I6c.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady,
WITH sales Of oo,700 bales, as follows March
| delivery &C, April delivery Bic, May de-
| livery 3 60c, June delivery DC, July delivery
| ) 7Sc, August delivery S 74c Sept-mbe de-
| VERY Use, October delivery Zoe, November
delivery 75c December delivery &c.
The crop stateme from Sept to March ID,
inclusive is as follows: Port receipts 1895 ,O9S
| bales, against 5,416,34 bales last year. Over
land movement to mills and Canada 20 636 bales,
against S2S 191 bales last year. Interior stocks
| IN excess or Sept ], 362,3 l3 bales, against
lO6l2 bales last year. Southern mill takings,
36fl09 bales against 3j56Sl bales last year.
Amount of crop brought into sight during 1874
lays 1895. $50 bales. against D. 81, 231 bales last
year. Amount Of crop brought into light for
The week was $3.50 bales, against b6,026 bales
last year Amount OF crop brought into sight
Tor the first thirteen days Of Marcn were 1883
bales against 49, 42 bales last year.
MOBILE, March 13.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
diing $3.50
MEMPHIS, March 1s.-Cotton closed firm;
middIng SIC.
AUapsrA. March 1a-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC.
CHARLEsroS, March l3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SISc
MONTGOMERY, March 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SIC; receipts 1,179 bales; shipments
J4I bales; STOCK II, ~ bales; sales 944.
MACON, March 13.-Receipts 647 bales; sales
- bales; shipments Sl8 bales; stock $3.50
bales.
NASHVILLE March 13.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling S96c; receipts 1853 bales; shipments
225 bales; sales 941 bales; stock 3,l76 bales;
spinners 716 bales
SELMA. March 13.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding S5sc; receipts 432 bales; shipments ,269
bales; stock Q, 742 bales.
ROME, March 13.-Receipts $40 bales; ship
nents 500 bales; stock corrected $3.50 bales.
New YORK, Mar IN 3.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1880 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1878 bales, to
the continent 81 bales; stock at all American
ports 676,291 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. March l3. noon.-Flour active and
firm. Wheat less active and easy. Corn quiet
and easy. Pork firm and wanted at $40 25G1
~ IS Lard quiet and firm at SO 4b. Freights
easy.
NEW YORK. March 10, 500 p. m.-FIour
southern, dull common to fair, extra
81 5000 90; good TO choice. extra. 81 100
5 50; superdne 81 000450; buckwheat -four.
SO 25QD2 IS. Wheat lower and dull; No. red.
cash, 81 1875 in elevator; atioat, 81 IL; options
closed weak; No. 2 red March delivery 81 1884;
May delivery 81 i04; June delivery 81 0594;
July delivery 81 O55s; August delivery s.;
September delivery s.. Corn lower, weak
and dull; No. 2, cash, 72Q;2s4c in
elevator; ahoat 69A070c; options quiet
and lower; March delivery 71Hc; April
delivery 701fc; May delivery enc; June de-
livery &C; July delivery 65Isc; August delivery
&C. Oats lower and unsettled; No. 9, spot, req.
5505916c: options dull; March delivery 563zc;
April delivery b63zc; May delivery 56a4c; July