The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-31
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange:

\. Carolinaconsss 1sa Northern Pacific. "a
| N.Caroina cons4S 81 pref. 7iA
/ So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail 100. 3634
conSolSl. ...... 81 Reading. ...... 81
Tennessee s.. ..l02 Richmond & Ale. -
S.. -. 1925 Richm'd & W. PIT.
| Sc. SS... 7lA Terminal 49,. l7R
Virginia IS ....... so Rock Island. .,.. 695s
Va. 6sconsolrted. IS St. Paul. .......... 56i
Ches. & Ohio. preferred. .1l0A
| Northwestern -. los Texas Pacific .... 1884
preferred. $50 Tenn. Coal & Iron S5&
Della. Lack -. 1875 Union Pacific. 4514
Erie. .............. 1914 N. J. Central. go. 116
| East Tennessee. 616 Missouri Pacific. 67
Lake Shore. ..1l015 Western Union. S031
L'ville & Nash. e. 741S Cotton oil certi.. 20ss
| Memphis & Char. 80 Brunswick ........ 17lS
Mobile & Ohio. 1875 Mobile & Ohio As. 66ls
| Nash. & Chatt'a.. 90 Silver certificates. 9SSs
| COTTON
New York, March 80, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet; middling uplands &c; middling Orleans
| 91-lsc: sales 81 bales.
| Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: March delivery 74c. April
delivery 79c; May delivery SOC. June de-
livery &c, July delivery 9O2c, August de-
| livery &C.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
| middling uplands SC; middling Orleans 7-l6c;
net receipts - bales, gross 1894; last evening,
| corrected. 81: sales to-day 101 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales Of
| 42,700 bales, as follows: March delivery
6S@s 7Oc; April delivery 7l@8 72c; May de.
| livery 8 79c; June delivery SSQ1S sec; July de-
livery 9661S sc; August delivery 0109 02c;
September delivery 0409 05c; october delivery
. 04@9 05c; November delivery 9 0449 Csc;
| December delivery 8 0709 csc; January de-
| livery 1903 14c.
The Sans cotton review says: Futures
| declined 2Gl4 points and SO remained through
out the day, closing dull. the stolidity of the
| market was well illustrated by the fact that
| June contracts sold at only one price through
out the day-namely, Sc. Liverpool market
| remained closed, and speculation on our Cotton
| Exchange kept within the narroweSt limits
| The large crop movement WAS the depressing
| influence AT the close the receipts of 5000
bales at interior towns, against 500 bales last
| year. attracted attention, and it was reported
that New Orleans will receive $4,000 bales to-
| morrow. Spot cotton very dull"
| ATLANTA, uarch 30.-CotJon closed steady;
middling $50; receipts to day 30 bales.
| GALVESTON, March 30.-CotUon closed steady;
middling 60; net receipts 2,54l bales, gross
254l sales 57 bales; stock 43, $3.50 bales; spin
/ ners 80 bales.
NORFOLK, March 30-Cotton closed steady;
middling $40; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
| 1896; sales 222 bales; stock 15,445 bales; ex-
| ports c0astwise 1881 bales.
| BALTIMORE, March 30.-Cotton closed dull;
| middling Sc; net receipts - bales gross 700;
sales none; stock7 ,35l bales.
Boston, March 3O.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SC; net receipts 467 bales gross ,S46 sales
| none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON March 30.-Cotton closed steady
middling $3.50; net receipts 2lS bales, gross
rs; sales none; stock 9,4S2 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Cotton closed quiet I;
middlng 9Isc; net receipts las bales, gross
1926; stock 1928 bales.
New ORLEANs March 30.-Cotton quiet;
middling 11-16c net receipts 2, 485 bales, gross
3,29y; sales 1000 bales; stock 2S5,105 bales; ex-
ports, TO Great Britain - bales, to France
4,601. to the continent 6,l03.
| Futures-The market to-day closed quiet,
with sales of Il, 2OO bales. as follows: March
delivery 8 44c, nominal; April delivery 44c,
May delivery SIC, June delivery soc. July
delivery &c, August delivery 66c, September
delivery 8 &c. October delivery CSC, Novem-
Der delivery CSC, December delivery 69c.
MOBILE, March 30.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding $3.50; net receipts 964 bales, gross 9o4;
| sales 500 bales; stock 81 1858 bales; exports,
MEMpH1s. March 8o.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middIing SIG; receipts 1890 bales; shipments
1900 bales; sales 921 bales STOCK %, ~ bales
| AUGUSTA March 30.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling sac; receipts 5aS bales; shipments
| 784 bales; sales 9s3 bales; STOCK 2s, 1865 bales.
| CHARLESTON March 30.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 95sc; net receipts 25s2 bales, gross 1852;
| sales $50 bales; stock 39,172 bales; exports,
| to the continent $3.50 bales.
Nav YORK, March 3O.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 10 ~ bales;
exports, to Great Britain g. 43 bales, to France
5,15s bales, to the continent 11,473 bales; stock
at all American ports GA. 1871 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. March 80, noon.-Flour quiet and
| steady Wheat active and firm. Corn active
\ and firm. Pork quiet and firm at Eli 500
10 so. Lard quiet and firm at 81 0s1S. Freights
new YORK, March 80, 500 p. m.-Flour.
southern, fairly active; common to fair. extra.
81 60D4 IS; good to choice, extra, "a 200
IS: superfine 81 0004 so; buckwheat -four,
| So 2502 &c. Wheat higher and quiet; No. red.
cash, 81 l634011 1875 in, elevator afoat, 81 1734
| al 151f; options showed good buying through
| out the day largely on foreign account and
prompted by the Russian crop reports and the
| cold wave at the west. The general course of
prices has been almost steadily upward and the
close firm at 11@21sc advance; No; Erred, March
I11,x Nav dal5uaru I1na
delivery ST. 1913; July delivery s.; August
delivery s.; September delivery s.. Corn
| quiet and firm; No. g. cash. 791208oc in ele-
steamer mixed. 7S079Ac; options almost
steadily advanced 1k121sc above Saturday g
| close: March delivery Soc; April delivery 7sc:
May delivery 741tc; June delivery 7%Ac; July
| quiet and higher; No. 9 spot, red, 500
| 6Oc; options stronger. active; March delivery
$3.50; April delivery 5s,4c; May delivery 6o1sc;
&C; spot. No. 8, 6Oc: No. 2. 6O141ois4c; mixed
western b7062c. Hops quiet and steady;
Pacific coast 10000, new 5000: state, com
closed steady; March delivery IL 4501S so;
April delivery II 35D17 DO: May delivery II IS
| OH 30; June delivery II 1t4l7 20; July
delivery IS 6O016 IS: spot Rio dull and easy
and more active; fair refining 5l4c: centrifu-
gals. go test SIC; refined dull; mould a
&c, standard &c. confectioners' A sac, cut
tOaI OtBC, CIuSn0u o1bS, PONuOtOu VZSOs BAoh
ulated SIC. Molasses = Foreign Arm; SOC
test, 1216c in hhds 1116c in tanks; New Or
| leans firm and fair demand; common to fancy
| 23630c. Petroleum quiet and steady; crude
| in barrels, Parkers. 81 10; refined, all ports,
| s. a0b7 %; refined, in bulk, 81 65. Cot
| ton seed oil quiet steady; crude prime 26G27c:
| crude OF grade 24027c; yellow of grade
3l0S3c Wool firm and quiet; domestic
fleece 34037c; pulled 2oD33c; Texas 17024c
| Hides dull and easy; wet sailed, New Orleans
selected. 45 to so ms, 7@sc; Texas selected,
| so to 60 Ds 79Sc. Provisions-Pork active
| and higher; old mess Sl1 75012 %; new
mess SI3 75014 co: extra prime 3lf 500
| u co. Beef good demand, firm family 80 500
| 10 so; extra mess 81 0007 so. Beef hams,
| firm and active at S17 so. Tierced beer
| quiet and firm; city extra, India mess,
| Sl4 GOALS 90. Cut meats firm and wanted
| picked bellies 61Ac; pickeled shoulders 40
| 43lc; pickeled hams S1e0Sa4c. Middles firm an !
| higher; short clear SO IS. Lard stronger and
/ higher; western steam 81 IS; city So 300
| 6 30; options March delivery s.; April
! delivery s.; May delivery 81 49,: June deliv-
cry s.: July delivery 81 10; August delivery
| S761: refined higher; continent 50 1907 30;
| South America 81 rs. Butter quiet at $50
Csc. Cheese active; light skins s0s1Sc.
| Freights to Liverpool dull and unsettled; cot
| ton, per steam, 7-64O1sd; grain lc.
| CHICAGO. March 30.-fhe speculative trading
| was strong in faver of higher prices and opened
| modilies The tone thus early impaired was
maintained throughout the session, but the
| considerable advance over prices paid imme-
| diately at thestart was afterward dropped, so
that the gain in the end did not exceed that Sc
| curad IN The frat brush The ODeunQ price