The morning news., 1892-03-27
the New York Stock EXCHANGE:

The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, 20. 1929 Norf. 81 w. pref 40
Ala. class B, 5s.. .107* Northern Pacific. 21Sk
n NSaroiinaconsos. 10 dc pref. 60l1
n Carolina cons4s. 97 Pacific Mail , 35X
oonsols,. Ss......tse Rio6m'd & W. Ps 0''S
Tennessee 6s......l06 Terminal. liz
do 6s......1 1O1 Rock Island ,.,,. S733
do Sc. Ss... SO St. Paul ......... 7s3
Vses consoEi'ted. % Texas Pacido 01 =. .-i0's 10
northwestern ..l20 Tenn. Coal &Iron. 46
do preferred. .142 Union Pacific. -. 45lS
Dols. q Lack. 1885 n. J. Central 1399k
Erle. ............ 3lA Missouri Pacific. 6OSz
East Isnnessee... 5H Western Union. s76
LAKE cnore l52 Cotton OIL Certi.. SO
LviKe g Nash.... 73H Brunswick Co... s
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio as' 62
Mobile and Ohio. 3914 Silver Certificates IS
NashviIe z Chat. ~ Am. Sugar Ref. 95x
Iexes Pane, lst. S3l4 do pref'd. ss
N: z. Central. go. .ll4M
tAsked. +Bid
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. Al 8O7 Gos
Loans Increased. d.......................4 Aga 400
Specie increased -....... ............, AN 500
Legal tenders decreased. ............. 716.6O0
Deposits decreased. d...............,.. d IS7 400
Circulation Increased .............,. 35 900
Banks now hold sl8, ,oo7, 400 in excess Of the
requirements OF the 25 per cent rule
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March &c, noon.--Cotton opened
steady :. and in fair demand; American mid
| bales; speculation and export 2, 900 bales: re-
cepts II, 900 bales-American l0, 800
Futares-American middling, low middling
s9ss sns M.2 MarGh and Agr g delivery d April
and June delivery 41-64d, also 42-64d, also
43-o4d, also 44-64d, also 43-64d June and
July delivery 4S-s4d; July and August delivery
$3.50, also 8 52-S4d also 8 5S-64d, also
3 52-64d; September and October delivery
5S-04d, also o4-64dd. Futures steady.
middling clause. March, delivery 8 4O-6ad,
sellers; March and April delivery 40-64d
sellers; April and May delivery 40-64A3 41-64d;
May and June delivery 4s-s40s 44G4d; June
August delivery 49-64d, buyers; August and
September delivery 52-64d, buyers; September
delivery 55-64d, value; September and
October delivery 55-o4d, value. Futures
American middling fair 41sd, good middling
| s3kd, middling 3 li-16d. low middling 3I<d,
good ordinary 8 5-16d, ordinary SGD
New YORK, March 26.-Futures Market
| opened quiet and steady and closed quiet, with
sales as follows: March delivery opened at SOC
and closed at SOC; April delivery opened at
at 8 64c aud closed at CSC; June delivery
opened at 72c and closed 6 71c; July delivery
opened at 6 Sic and closed at 6 SOC; August
delivery opened at 90c and closed at 6 Sqc
NEW YoRK. March %, 800 p m.-Cotton closed
dull; middling uplands $50, mlddling Or
leans 51$o; KS, net receipts = bales gross re-
cePSs Soss bales sales sodsy 2lS bales
sales Of ii 500 bales, as follows: March delivery
| 5O0c SIC; April delivery $500 5ic, May de-
livery GAG, June delivery 6 1905 nc, July
8 90c. September delivery oS16 &c., October
delivery 0S07 10c, November delivery l9N
20c. December delivery Z 290s SOC.
| New YORK, March 26.-Hubbard Price q
1 Co q cotton roDOrt 1.-THE QfatiQtfcal
| tion made up in this mornings Chronicle Is as
toilows; Total visible supply 4,504,229 bales,
Of which 1863, 229 bales are American; planta-
tion deliveries S7,967; came in sight during the
week 9, 1858 bales; total in sight 6299l17 bales
These figures proved sufficiently strong to ad-
vance the Liverpool Market despite the
apathetlc attitude OF ours, and prices there at
| the close were 1-54@2-64d better than yesterday
| The effect upon our own market was an i'm.
provement OF about points at the opening
| a portion of which, however, was lost under
| free offerings from the bears, the close being
steady at about points over last nights
| figures"
GALVESTON March 26.--Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-16c; net receipts l,249 bales, gross
l.249; sales sos bales; stock 81, 35l bales; ex-
| ports to France s. 472 bales.
NORFOLK, March 26.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6lfc; net receipts 269 bales, gross
269; sales 261 bales; stock 80 5s5 bales; exports
coastwise 100 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 26.-Cotton closed nominal;
miidling 694c; net receipts - bales, gross
I
BOSTON, March 26-Cotton closed dull;
middling 6s4c; net receipts 222 bales, gross
S95; sales none; stock - bales; exports, to
Great Britain 1859 bales.
WILMINGTON, March 26.--Cotton closed dull;
| mlddling 64o; net receipts l76 bales, gross I76;
| sales none: stock 1857 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Cotton closed quiet;
| mlddling &c: net receipts los bales, gross
1853; sales - bales; STOCK IL, IA bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 26-Cotton closed
quiet but steady; middling 6SGc; net receipts
40S5 bales. gross 4,6s4; sales 1850 bales; stock
| 3sO'9SS bales; exports, 20 continent - bales,
coastwise 1850.
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales of -. 500 bales, follows: March
delivery 8 1Sc. April delivery lSc. May de.
livery BIC, June delivery 29c July delivery
Ssc, August delivery 46c, September delivery
9 6Jc, October delivery Csc, November delivery
| 73c, December delivery sac.
MOBILE March 26.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 64c; net receipts 4l9 bales, gross
4l9; sales 800 b lles; stock 20. 243 bales
MEMPHIS, March 26.-Cotton closed steady;
middling csc; receipts s7s bales; ship.
ments i.i0O bales; sales s,S0J bales; stock
i00,sl5 bales.
AUGUSTA. March 2j--Cotton closed quiet;
middiing 63s@6 7-l6c; receipts 80 bales; ship.
ments bale; sales PSI bales; stock 22,i52
bales.
CHARLESTON. March 26.-cotton closed quiet;
middling 6l4c; net receipts 652 bales, gross
oo2' sales ~ bales; stock s0,0D5 bales; exports
coastwise 81.