The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-19

gross tO61 sales to-day 22i bales all TO spinners
forwarded 1893 bales; exports. toGreat Britain
I ISIS bales to the continent - bales; stock
I at this port 40. i52 bales
Weekly net receipts at New York ,26S
bales xroSs Es.e0s; exports, to Great Britain
I I,T59 bales 20 the continent S,O92 bales. to
France l.y70; forwarded 10 OOS bales: sales Is4S
| baes. all 10 spinners.
Consolidated net receipts at al ports FOR
the week VI $50 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
Sss!s bales, TO France 20 SIS, TO the continent
l S,s0S bales
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, 6.sfa.s77
bales; exports, 70 Great Britain as:sO9O
I $50 $50, channel 97S7.
| Futures-Market closed steady, with
sales OF 1880 GALES, as follows: March delivery
| . sos 500; April delivery Sg16 s0c May de-
I livery 8 4s96 acc. June delivery 57N6 5Sc,
1 July delivery 669D6 Sc August delivery 8 750
8 5ec. September delivery sS9o s6c. October
delivery $500 soc, November delivery O5@
06c. December delivery l5Gs 16c.
| NEw YORK, March ls.-Rubbard, Price & Co.
/ say OF the cotton market: The Liverpool
market to-day is ol9S64d lower In our own
market during the early part Of the day prices
were steadier and developed less weakness than
| might have been expected in view of the disap-
/ pointing character OF foreign advices but as
the day wore on the hopes OF the bulls were
;ain disappointed by the size OF the interior
movement, and prices gradually Stacked away,
/ touching 1Sc for August by O'Clock At this
/ figure the buying of prominent firm checked
the decline, as it has done for several days uast
| and slight reaction ensued. During tho after
noon the market improved slightly as the result
OF lighter interior movement than had been ex-
| pected, Final prices were steady at about 5
points below last evenings figures"
| GALVESTON, March lS-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling 9 5 l6c; net receipts i,011 bales. gross
| l,Oll; sales ZIG bales: stock 60,25l baes.
NORFOLK, March 1s.-Cotton closed quiet
midding 63sc; net receipts COS bales, gross
COS; sales 4SO bales; stock 41,GS3 bales.
| BALTIMORE, March lS.-Cotton clos nominal; ;
/ mlddling 6tac; net receipts - bales, gross
| $3.50; sales none; STOCK % $50 bales.
BOSTON, March lS.-Cotton closed quiet;
midiliag is-1ec; net receipts sos bales, gross
| Ala; sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, March ls-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 6l4c; net receipts 800 bales, gross 800;
sales - bales; stock Is, 957 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.--Cotton closed quiet;
middilng &c; net receipts 444 bales, gross
| 4la; sales none; stock II $50 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling o14c; net receipts 2740 bales, gross
| 1870; sales 5000 bales; stock 439. 40 bales.
Cotton crop statement from Sept. to March
| Is, inclusive: Port receipts were 6.347756 bales,
against 605S, lS3 bales last year and $780,. 600
| bales the year before last. Net overland move
ment to mills and Canada 1.06S,03O bales, against
| 909,674 bales for the same time last year. In.
| terror stocks in excess of Sept. 1: 3S6 $50
bales. against 1856 ,5J5 bales last year. Southern
| mill takings, exclusive of consumption at the
| southern outports, 406,922 bales, against
| 40o,il7 bales asst year. Amount of crop brought
into sight during the 200 days to date: s.209, 967
bales, against 1882 bales last year. and
| 6S7?, sos the year before last Amount of crop
brought into sight for the week: 1885 bales
this year, against 1855 bales last year aud
into sight for the first eighteen days of March:
29l.alS bales, against 2J3,0l6 bales last year and
$500 bales the year before last.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales
| Of 4l,B0O bales, follows: March delivery
1890, April delivery 99c, MAY delivery O5c.
June delivery l5c, July delivery 23c,
August delivery 9 SEC, September delivery
Ale, October delivery 6 SOC. November de-
livery 6 soc. December delivery SIC.
MOBILE, March 18.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 614c; net receipts 374 bales gross
374; sales 900 bales; stock 29,250 bales.
| MEMPHIS, March 16.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 5.i6c; receipts 4.6 bales; ship
| ments 800 bales; sales / 1857 bales: stock 1892
| 1ls. 1856 bales; stock 1891, 81, 65S bales.
| AUGUSTA March 16-Cotton closed firm;
middling 63sc; receipts s22 bales shipments
G,S4S bales; sales 500 bales; stock. actual, 1892
2S,6i9 bales; stock 1881, 50. 7S9 bales.
CHARLEsToN. March 1a-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 616c; net receipts 304 bales, gross
| 304: sales rs bales stock II, $3.50 bales
MONTGOMERY. March 1S-Cotton closed quiet
middling &c; receipts sos bales; shipments
| 9,468 bales; sales 7OS bales.
MACON, March 1s.-Receipts 219 bales; sales
- bales; shipments 3S2 bales; stock 1899,
5'162 bales; stock 1891 o'9lS bales
| mfddling &c; receipts ago bales; shipments
| 1851 bales; sales 623 bales; stock 1892, 1875
bales; stock 1891, 1913 bales.
| NASHVILLE lo.-NObbOA SiOooA HulC
and dull; middling 6Ac.
SELMA, March 1s.-Cotton market quiet
| middling &c; receipts 176 bales; shipments
40 bales; stock 1892 6,6S2 bales; stock 1891
ROME. March 49, Cotton-Receipts 53s bales
shipments 1856 bales; stock 1886 bales
ATLANTA, March 1s.-Cotton receipts to-day
| sos bales.
| New YoRK, March Consolidated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were 6,684 bales;
exportst, to Great Britain 1850 bales. to the
| continent S,0S2 bales, to France 5000; stock at
all the ports 1,155,369 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, March IS, noon--Flour dull and
| easy Wheat active and steady. Corn active
and steady Pork dull but steady at S97561i0 SO.
Lard was quiet and easy at Sc SIN. Freights
| firm.
southern, weak and dull; common to fair
extra. SO 1903 rs; good TO choice, extra,
s. SO0s 10; :. spperfne;. ~ 75So4 90; buck
oHg SEbs o. No. red whs sasi eS
s store and nd elevator; 81 O9ss@i 0iG afoat
| options closed weak h0I6c over yester-
day; No: red, March delivery 999fc;
| Corn, spot, closed firm and active; No. cash,
| ass 46Ac in elevator; 46ss04714c ahoet; un
graded mixed. 46062]fc; steamer mixed 4s0
a S Ds0nSs seTs 4 % 9a ny d dsysry
| 45Hc. Oats were quiet closing Irregular options
dull and frmer; March delivery &C; May
| delivery $3.50; July delivery &C. NO. spot,
SlJ4@8SAc: mixed western, s4935I4c. Hops
fairly Ao choice and lSa5 sm' P stssS
coast, i5@22o. Coffee-options closed steady
and UNCLAIMED; March delivery 10 esq
| 10 rs; MAY delivery 10 75@12 IS; July delivery
| 70 40Al2 50 September delivery ~ 30; spot
Rio quiet and easier; No z, 1414c Sugar,
raw, quiet and steady; fair refining
9Ns Lido; centrfugals 90 test. SEC; No.
6, SIC; No. 3, $3.50; refined quiet aud steady
off 4, a1f1s 100; mould A. CSC; standard A,
| 43km4I1c; confectioners' A, 4 1-l6c cut loaf,
505lzc: crushed, 5t051sc: powdered. f5s04ssc;
grannlated, 4ss045sc; cubes, 41s044c. No
iasges-Foreign dun; 9Oo test, 1lNDi2lkc
in hhds: New Orleans firm and quiet; com.
| mon ofancy 2SQ136c Petroleum quiet steady;
crude In bbls.. Parkers', So so; crude in bulk
IS 80: refined New York 20 30: Phila-
delphia and Baltimore Sc Is; n bulk,
| steady: new crude CSC; crude off grades
C: new yellow 2s1fo. Wool ouIet and
steady; domestic fleece 30036c; pulled 26033c;
| Texas l6@24c. Provisions-Pork was Arm
| and quiet; new mess, 80 s5Ml0 80; ex-
ira prime 50 90. Beef quiet and steady;
family 81 OCG12 90; extra mess 80 500
10 90 Beef hams dull at Sii 90. Tierced beef
! quiet; city extra, India mess, SD 00l16 o..
Cut meats were steady; picked shoulders &c;
| picked bellies 614 G961hc: hams YN9L4c. Middles
| dull; short clear. March delivery SO IS. Lard
was dull and steady; western steam IS SIN;
| CITY steam SO 1905 20; May delivery So 50;
July delivery 81 s.; refined quiet; CONT
nent 81 00@7 20; south America 81 so;
Peanuts were steady; fancy handpicked 4Ifc.
| farmers 23l13lkc. FreiRhts to Liverpool we're
! dull and weak; cotton. per steam. 532d; grain,
I'd asked.
| CHICAGO, March 18-Cables were again de-
| nre~sing TO holders OF wheat in obedience to- il