The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-07

L'viiis s. Mash. 7s,< Cotton Oil certi.. Gsx
Memphis 4 Caar. 50 Bru0Swick -. Is
Noble & Ohio. = $50 Mobile & OHIO Is. IS
Mash; QhAsta-- Is Silver certificates; IN
ASKED. ibid.
LIVERPOOL, March 6, oon.-Cotton-BusineSs
modersts at unchanged prices; American mid
ding iS-;od; sales 100 bales American $500
bales; speculation and export 100 bales;
receipts 900 oales-AmericAn IS 800.
Futures - nerican IN dag. oS mIddling
clause, March aud April delivery $500
sod; April and May delivery IS sd; May
and June delivery $1,000 56-6id; Juns aud
July delivery 1 o0-64d, also ss-6ii; July and
August delivery $685. 65-6Si. August ard
September delivery "a. Futures steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO l,SOO bales new dockets and 900
bales old
$500 p. N Futures: Ansriean miidlinR, low
middling clause. March delivery 4 47-6ad. value;
and May delivery ( 5064d buyers; May and
June delivery 5464Q1s 55-64d; June and July
delivery Odd, buyers; July and August de-
livery 6l-64d, buyers; August aud September
delivery 6256d, buyers; September ami Octo-
Der delivery 6s-64d, buyers; October and No
vember delivery 6l-6494 s2-54d Futures closed
barely steady.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows
Total sales for the week a. 900 bales-Amer
lean $1,000 bales; spectators took - bales;
trade takiags, Including forwarded from ships
total Imports l2S,0oO bales-American tic. 900:
total stock l,155,OOO bales-American s4S 600
bales; total aaoAt $50. 00O bales-American 2SOCO
bales
Nzw YoRx, March 0, uoon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands $50; middling Orleans
6-l6c; sales 10 bal :.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: March delivery 5sc; April
delivery 6ec; May delivery 8 10, June delivery
s Sac July delivery & v2c August delivery & Csc
o;O4 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
ordinary s-l6o; net receipts here to-day 81
bales. gross 259l; sales to-day l09 bales all to
spianers; forwarded 452 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1,osl bales, TO the continent $50; stock at
Weekly net receipts at New York e,371
bales, gross 2S,s99; exports, to Great Britain
sos bales, TO the continent 1850 bales to
France Las; forwarded 9,2t9 bales; sales 7Sl
ba IS; spinners 600.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week ll77pi bales; exports, to Great Britain
70, l2s bales, TO France l,2i5. TO the continent
63.0H, channel 8, Ss0.
Total net receipts since Sept. /. h824, 176
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2 494 sos bales to
the continent l, 49,, 1874 bales, TO France Az, 1886;
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales Of
| "A, 6O0 bales, as foilows March delivery = 500
| sic; April delivery 56dDS SIC; May de.
livery : Uo0s &C; June delivery s 74G0S Zoe;
| July delivery S5Q1S SIC; August delivery So
| Bo sc; September delivery 9OC1S yec; Octo-
Dor delivery g2G1S CSC; November delivery
! 9l@S 92c: December delivery 9SDS 94c;
January delivery 8 csc.
| The Sun's cotton review says: Futures
advanced | or points, then declined sharply,
| closing steady at to points decline. II yes
! terdays market was disappointment to the
bears, they had to-day the satisfaction of see
| ing the bulls eat GROW. AT the opening Liver
| pool was quite promising, and we made a small
| advance in response, but the close OF that
| market at no Improvement over yesterday
came like wet Blanket ON the bull movement.
| and 1t collapsed utterly The effort TO unload
| increased as interior figures began TO be placed
on the blackboard. August contracts were
| slau Uttered without mercy. Next crop was
| neglected, and shared to some extent in the
| depression. 1t has turned warmer at the
| south, but some weeks must elapse before the
| erect or the adverse circumstances upon the
| acreage planted for the next crop can be fully
| determined. Spot cotton was dull"
| ATLANTA, March 6-Cotton receipts to-day II
| bales
GALVESTON, March 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
.NoRFoLk March Cotton closed steady; mid
| ding SIC.
BALTIMORE March 6.-Cotton closed nominal
BosToN, March Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding Sac.
wmMNoToN, March Cotton closed quiet;
PHILADELPHIA. March Cotton closed dull
| middling 91hc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 0.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding $3.50.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of 2i,70o bales as follows: March
delivery &C, April delivery 8 &c., May de
livery 41c, June delivery 47c, July delivery
| s bJc, August delivery SEC, Sept mber de
livery SIC, October delivery 8 SIC, November
| delivery 5Sc, December delivery SOC.
The crop stateme from Sept. to March g.
inclusive, is as follows: Port receipts 1908, l9f
bales, against 54lI0SS bales last year. over
land movement to mills and Canada So ca bales
against SlS,1Si bales last year. Interior stocks
in excess of Sept. !, 3S33a6 bales, against
l96022 bales last year Southern mill takings,
$50 ,342 bales, against 353,9l4. bales last year.
Amount Of crop brought into sight during 1877
days 1907 ,575 bales against 6,1S5. x06 bales last
year. Amount Of crop brought into light for
;he week was 1873 ,433 bales against 66 ,b52 ball s
last year. Amount OF crop brought into sight
for the first six days Of March were 1909
| bales, against d, 1l6 bales last year
MOBILE, March Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding 1l-l8c.
MEMPHIS, March e.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling $50.
AUGUSTA. March 6.-Cotton closed steady;
OHARLEsroN, March 6-Cotton steady; middling
| SIC.
MONTGOMERY. March Cotton closed firm for
good grades; middling dull at SIC; receipts
1,2lO bales; shipments LIZA bales; stock II 927
| bales; sales liza.
MACON, March 6.-Rsceipts ose bales; sales
= bales; shipments ,zo5 bales; stock 675s
bales.
COLUMBUS. March 6.-Cotton dull; midlllng
SIC; receipts ,266 bales; shipments 2,00l bales;
sales 317 bales; stock 15,440 bales.
| NASHVILLE, March Cotton closed quiet;
midd!ing s 1l-16c; receipts 1855 bales; shipments
- bales; sales 794 bales; stock $3.50 bales
! spnuers 794 bales.
SELMA, March Cotton closed quiet; mid
| Ing SIC; receipts 678 bales shipments ISL
| bales; stock 1859 bales.
ROME, March 6.-Receipts 1920 bales; ship
| ments $50 bales; stock 4, 1914 bales.
| New YORK, March 6.-Cousolidated nat re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 20,772 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 17.003 bales, tc
the continent 1886 bales; stock at all American
| ports 669,756 bales.
| DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK. March 9, noon.-Flour quiet and