The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-12

bales; total afoat Isl, 900 bales-American l45O0O
bales; exporters took $3.50 bales.
NEW NoRK, March II. noon Futures market
opened quiet but steady, with sales as follows:
March delivery Sc April delivery &c Nav
delivery 76c, June delivery s6c July delivery
use august delivery O5c
o:OO p m--COtton closed quiet; middlinR
l3-loc; low middling SIC good ordinary
lS-ioc: net receipts here to-day l3g bales
gross 500; sales to-day ISL bales. all 10 spnners
FORWARDED LIS bales; exports. 10 Great Britain
= bales. 70 the continent $50 bales; stock
at this port 4l0,e5i bales.
Weekly net receipts ct New York z0ol
oales, gross S5i2; exports to Great Britain
4,1s6 bales, 10 the continent 8. s27 oalss, 20
France ,2l9; forwarded iO3 bales: Gales .O3s
bales, all TO spinners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 1910 bales; exports. to Great Britain
so 80 sSS bales, to France 1857, to the continent
Total net receipts since Sept. 1. seas. al
bales: exDous. to Great Britain s646 sal
bales to the continent 1872 eos bales, 70 France
a.49i. channel g,737
NKw ORLEANs. March ll.-Cotton closed steady:
mlddling 7-l6c; net receipts 8 SIS bales gross
ACES; sales 400 bales; stock s56, 6sS bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, with
sales Of 900 Oales. as follows: March delivery
$500 60c; April delivery $500 &c, May de-
July delivery sses aPs HS sussy deiiv sSC;
z O6c. September delivery z l5N7 l6c, October
delivery 240I Csc, November delivery 34O
! 35c. December delivery 4i07 45c
NEW YORK, March Hubbard, Price & Co.
ssy Of the cotton market: During the day.
10 the absence OF any new elements Of depres-
sion, the market gradually improved. and by /
| O'Clock August had sold at 2 lOc, or 10 points
| above the extreme figures OF the day before
| yesterday. At this price the advance was
| checked by fresh selling on the part of the
shorts who had failed to recover the large line
/ Of cotton put out with Wow OF breaking the
market tc &c for August and whose attack of
| to-day seemed TO have the purpo Q OF again
| forcing prices past that figure which Ia fast he
coming QnAay "a Of hot artt
/ TO the speculation. During the last hour-the
movement at the interior towns failing TO show
a large decrease in stocks-a few local opera
| tors became uneasy and sold their holdings
depressing the market to about last evening S
/ price"
GALVESTON. March I1.-Cotton closed easy;
| middllng 616c; net receipts 1883 bales, gross
| l,9SS; sales IS bales; stock 9,27l bales.
| NORFOLK, March II .-Cotton closed steady;
middhng 615c; net receipts l,iS5 bales, gross
l,lS5; sales b61 bales; stock IS, JS4 bales.
BALTIMORE, March l1.-Cotton closed nominal
mlddline 65sc; net receipts 7s3 bales, gross
2,33s; sales none; stock %, SS6 bales.
BosToN, March i1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middliug 15-16c; net receipts / ,l22 bales, gross
2,ls2 sales none; stock = bales.
WILMINGTON, March 11.-Cotton closed dull
middling csc; net receipts 1870 bales, gross $50;
| sales - bales; stock II, $40 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-Cotton closed dull
middling re; net receipts 1872 bales, gross
| 1872; sales none; stock 10 900 bales.
Cotton crop statement from Sept. TO March
| against 5,912i4S bales last year and g. 469, $50
| bales the year before last. Net overland move
meDt to mills and Canada ,03L 1873 bales against
| $685. 40 bales for the same time last year. In
| terror stocks in excess of Sept. /: 412, 1882
bales, against S62 1913 Gales last year. Southern
mill takings, exclusive Of consumption at the
southern outports, o94,Ot4 bales, against
| 395, 239 bales asst year. Amount Of crop brought
into sight during the 1903 days to date: 5000, $50
bales. against 1925, 474 bales last year and
e.ss2'5oS the year before last. Amount Of crop
| this year, against 102,019 bales last year aud
| 5000 the year before last Crop brought
into sight for the first eleven days of March:
l76s9s bales against 1888, lai bales last year and
| ~ 479 bales the year before last.
Futures Market closed quiet. with sales
! Of 1880 bales, follows: March delivery
8 22c, April delivery $50, NAV delivery sbc,
June delivery 44c, July delivery $50
livery 94c.
MoprLE, March 1i.-cotton closed quiet;
middling 7-l6c; net receipts III bales. gross
| III; sales 800 bales; stock 81 $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 11.-Cotton closed easy;
middling SIC; receipts y9i bales; ship
ments 800 bales; sales 1883 bales; stock 1892,
1873 1903 bales; stock 1891, 94OS5 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 11.--Cotton closed dull;
middling 6l1c receipts 500 bales; shipments
$40 bales; sales - bales; stock. actual, 1902,
| 25,410 bales; stock 1891, "a, 1856 bales.
| CHARLE5roN March 11.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling exc; net receipts 367 bales, gross
| 367; sales 400 bales; stock 50, 227 bales
| MONTGOMERY March 1l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6J4c receipts cas- bales; shipments
l40 bales; stock 1892 1912 bales; stock 1891,
| Il, 1862 bales; sales LAO bales.
| MACON, March 1t.-Receipts 215 bales; sales
| - bales; shipments 434 bales; stock 1892,
| 6925 bales; stock 1891 $3.50 bales.
COLUMBUS, March 1l.--Cotton quiet but steady
middling 61sc; receipts III bales; shipments
| bales; stock 1891, 97l2 bales.
NAsHvrLLE, March il.-Cotton closed quiet /;
sELMA March 11.-Cotton market quiet ;
middling 6l4c; receipts 222 bales; shipments
sos bales; stock 1892, 6,9SS bales; stock 1891,
| 9742 bales.
ROME, March -Cotton-Receipts SAG bales (;
| shipments sos bales: stock 10,404 bales.
| ATLANTA, March 1i.-CotJon receipts to-day
| 243 bales.
Nav YoaK, March 1I.-Consolidated net re-
cep's at all the ports day were 12,2o4 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain S,99S bales. to the
| continent g. 724 bales, to France 476; stock
| all the ports l.l79, 123 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YORK, March II, noon-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet
and weak. Pork quiet and steady at ~ 1000 so.
Lard was dull and easy at 50 o7}4. Freights
NEW YoRK March II. 500 P. M. Flour,
southern. weak and duh; common 10 fair
extra. 50 zoos IS; good 80 choice. extra,
dG & s ;Ps s Wheat 7Ss S saSsr1 d
and lower; No. red. 81 olA01 OS: in
store and elevator; 81 O39see1 Ob sfoat;
| options closed steady 1l40is4c under
| yesterday; No. 3 red. March delivery 81 OO11;
May delivery $3.50; July delivery 961fc.
| Corn active. lower; No. cash, 4S9sGD49ssc in
elevator; 5ossc ahoat; ungraded mixed.
| 460b21<c; steamer mixed 460491fc; options
| closed M0Ac lower; March delivery $3.50;
May delivery 1880; July delivery 47zsc
Oats dull, irregular; options dull, easier; March
delivery sec; May delivery s61sc; No. z
Gs7i1c Hops are fairly active and
| arm; State common to choice. 1920;
| Pacific coast, f6322c Coffee-options closed
| unchanged to 10 up: March delivery 10 $50
! IS 80; May delivery u o5GI2 20; July delivery
| IL 40a01s So October delivery ~ TO-; spot
Rio dull and steady; No. Z, 1870. Sugar
raw, quiet and steady; fair refining
| 6, SIC; No. q, e5sc; refined quist and steady;
| off K 31<6b3 16c; mould A. 43kc; standard A.
| 414Gs44c: confectionery A, 4 l-l6c: cut loaf
| 5151Ec; crushed. 5O516c; powdered. SAC 47sc;
| granuated, 4AD419c; cubes, 41sD414c. Mo-
| lasses-Foregn nominal; 90 test, 1iA0Di214c
in hhds: New Orleans steady and quiet: COM
mon to fancy 2eQ36c Petroleum quiet, steady (;
crude In bbls, Parkers', s. 80; crude in bulk
So 80: refined New York So 40; Phila-
bulk, So s5GD3 90. Cotton seed oil dull and
C; new yellow 290291fc. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 3O0S6c; pulled 26033c;
Texas 16124c. Provisions we've quiet and
steady-Pork new mess. % s5Nl0 30; ex-
ira prime $40 90. Beef quiet and firm
family Slt 00012 90; extra mess 80 zoo
10 90. Beef hams quiet at $1S 50. Tierced beef
was quiet; city extra, India mess, S14 600 o.