The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-22


Della Lack -. 1914 Union Pacific. 80. "A
Erie .............. 1874 n. j. Central. :. ia
| East tennessee. 6A Missouri Pacific 66
| Lake Snors. 1091k Western Union. 795S
L'ville 8 Nash. 70 Cotton Oil certi.. 22N
Mcrap is & Char. 80 Brunswick 49,. IL
Moblle& Ohio. :. an Mobile & Ohio Is. 6SEx
Nash. x Cnatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates 90
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
| Reserve decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 73s 900
| Loans increased. .....,.............. g $50 900
specie increased. ...,.; ............, %, 400
Legal tenders increased :. ....... b7soO
| Deposits increased. .................. a49j 800
Circulation decreased. ......... 49, 500
Banks now hold S9055 Bis in excess OF the
requirements OF the 25 per cent. rule.
New York, March 2t.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to 50, 49S.9.7, of which S3087, 365
was in gold al. and s41i ,592 in silver Of the total
exports, S2,77s 900 in gold aud S224s in silver
went to Europe, and $309,S65 in gold and
Sio6. cog 10 silver went to South America. The
imports of specie for the port Of New York
during the week amounted to $41, 1855, of
which S19,79a was in gold and sa5,S6s In
silver.
LIVERPOOL, March 81, noon.-Cotton dull
prices noninaliy in buyers favor; American
| niddling 4 15-l6d; sales 5000 bales American
| 300 bales; speculation and export 500 bales
| receipts $4,000 bales-Amercan ia, 800.
| Futures american m ling. iow middling
clause, March and April delivery SO Cad;
April and May delivery 4 55-64d, also 5i-64d
May aad June delivery 50-64d; June and
| July delivery 1864; July and August delivery
2-5ld; August ard September delivery 6ld
September and October delivery ID. Flu
lures steady.
400 .. M Futures: American mi ldline low
middlng clause, March delivery 453-64D
| 5 5a-6id; March and April delivery 5s-64@
4 todd; May and June delivery 6O-64d,
| buyers; June and July delivery 3d. sellers
July and August delivery 3-6id, sellers; Au-
September and October delivery s s.si6
| 8 3-64d; October and November delivery 2 Gu,
valus. Futures closed steady
American middling 1864.
NEW YORK, March q, noon.--Coutou opened
steady; middlng uplands &c; miidling Orleans
| 9T-16c: sales l23 bales.
| Futures -Market opened dull but steady and
| closed quiet, with sales as follows March de-
livery opened at s 73c and closed at sic:
| April delivery opened at 8 Go and closed at
73c; May delivery opened at s SIC and
closed at SEC; Juns opened at Die and closed
at bic; July delivery opened ut 90 and closed
at 8 0oc; August delivery opened at 0 03c and
| closed at 9 03c.
SOY p. m.-Cotton market closed steady;
| middling uplands &c; mddng Orleans use;
| net receipts 1888 bales; gross receipts 1895
bales; safes to-day 81 bales, last evening rs.
Futures--Market closed quiet, with sales of
1900 bales, as follows; March delivery
nos 7sci April delivery 7a0s 74c May
July delivery 9 O909 orc; August delivery Of
| 90 Ole; September delivery = 05699 0dc; Octo.
| Der delivery 0509 06c; November delivery
90509 0Gc; December delivery 07@9 08c;
| January delivery 1000 lie.
The SUMS cotton review SAYS: Futures
advanced 20 points, but were very quiet and
| SO closed, sales being less than "a, 900 bales
The improvement was due mainly to the alb
| Seuce OF Sellers. There was very little cotton
Offering Recovery at Liverpool of an early
| decline led to some buying here to cover con-
tracts and this, with limited offerings caused
the slight advance that was made, in which the
| next crop fully shared. Southern reports were
generally favorable to the work of planting for
| the next crop. Spot cotton was very dull"
| ATLANTA, March 21.-Cotuon closed steady;
middhng $40; receipts to day sS bales.
| GALVESTON, March 2l.-Cotron closed quiet;
middling 1J.1ec; net receipts 7l2 bales, gross
~; es 30 bales; stock al ,917 bales; exports
| to Great Britain Z, Isl bales.
| NORFOLK, Marcl 81 Cotton closed stea Nv:
middlne SIC; net receipts ssl bales, gross
| 9Us; saeS 21U bales; STOCK 14,626 bales ex.
ports. to the continent / ,513 bales
| BALTIMORE, March ELECTION closed nominal;
middling &c; net receipts $50 bales gross /, 100;
sales nonei stock $40 bales; exports, coastwise
| $40 bales
BosroN, March 2I.--Cotton closed quiet and
easier middling &c; net receipts 36J bales, gross
i,4F6; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
| coastwise 20 bales.
WILMINGTON, March 2t.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 59sc; net rec ipts 40 bales, gross
43O; sales none; stock s 1888 bales.
middling sc; net receipts So bales gross SIS
! stock i, 227 bales.
New ORLEANS. March 2i.-Cotton easy:
middliDg 1l-16c; net receipts 4,43 bales, gross
4,620; sales 2, 450 bales; stock 294 $40 baes; ex-
| ports, to the continent 1890 bales, cnastwise
1861 bales, to Great Britains -, to France
| 2, 81.
Futures-The market to-day Closed steady
with sales of 1880 bales. as follows: March
delivery sec, April delivery sc, MAY de-
livery 5Sc. June delivery &c. July de-
| livery s 75c, August delivery s 74c september
delivery tic, October delivery tic, Novein-
Der delivery Tic, December delivery rec.
MOBILE, March 2l.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding S}sc; nat receipts 1at bales gross 1S4
sales 300 bales stock 3i9i2 bales; exports
coastwise l,624 bales
MEMPHIS, March 2t.-Cotton closed quiet
and easy; midding S3zc; receipts $50 bales;
shipments 1900 bales; sales 2 O56 bales; stock
AUGUSTA, March 21-Cotton closed steady;
middling S240sMc; receipts 43S bales; ship
ments 1881 bales; sales 6i6 bales; stock 81. 191
bales
| CHARLESTON, March 21.-Cotton steady; mid
ding S3sc; net receipts 1,19! bales, gross ,792
sales 40J bales; stock d., 1872 bales; exports, TO
tine continent AIS bales, coastwse 40.
| NEW YoRK, March demonstrated net re.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day Is, $50 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2l6 bales, TO
the continent 1885 bales. to France 1916; stock
at all American ports 653. 254 bales
New YORK, March 21.-The total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 8. 294,S54 bales, OF
which2 1884 bales are American, gainst 2, 722,
223 and 2,095,6 bales, respectively, last year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
1921 bales. Receipts from plantations SO, 766
bales. Crop in sight 1868. i61 bales.
oRAIS AND P6JvIsIoSS
| NEW YORK. March 81, noon.-Flour quiet and
| firm. Wheat active and strong Corn active
and firmer. Pork active and firm at S10 500
IL SO. Lard quiet and firm at So IS. Freights
steady
NEw York, March 81, 500 D. m.-Flour,
southern, firm quiet; common to fair, extra,
So COCA 10; good to choice, extra, 81 l50
IS; superfne 81 OO04 50; buckwheat -four,
So 2502 S. Wheat firm and dull; No. red,
cash, 81 1915 in elevator; afoat, 81 i45sNl Is;
options opened steady AMI quiet but Became
more active and advanced If1slc, closing
firm on cable news; No. 9 red, March delivery
81 1915, May delivery 81 II; June delivery
s.; July delivery 81 051S; August delivery
s.; September delivery s.. Corn quiet
ami higher; No. 2. cash. 701SaD:714c in elevator;
aioat, 75l2G77c; options advanced &0lLsc,
| closing firm on ignt offerings; March
delivery &C; April delivery &C: May de-
livery 72z6c; June delivery 701sc; July de.
livery 70ssc; August delivery &C. Oats in good
demand and higher; No. Q, spot, red. 5gS4 160azc;
| options active and higher; March delivery 6Oc;
April delivery 60c: May delivery b934c; July
| delivery nafxed yeaeRAru H3sAg1r Home