The morning news., 1892-03-30

80 90 ss. S.: g g s. se'F Faai Island ss ssss
virginls os.; 80 do preferred .isslSS
Na-os coc-oh ted 30 Texas Pacific ~ l0l4
Northwestern .lls1k Tenn. Coal &Iron. 4sSz
do preferred. IA. Union Pacific. -. 44E
Della Lack. .l5S4 n. J. Central ...IS3
Erie...........-... sos Missouri Pacific co
last Iennessee... "a Western Union. =. s7A
Lake SHORE .iS2A Cotton Oil Csrti.. S54
l. Vile & Nash. 72ls Brunswick Co.
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio Is 6lH
Mobile and Ohio. SSlz Silver Certihcates sSS{
Nashville & Chat. IS Am. Sugar Ref e7&
Texas Pa'nc. ist. ssA DO pref'd. s7Ix
'Asked. tBid.
LIVERPOOL. March %, noon.-Cotton dun and
prices generally in buyers favor; American
middling SGD; sales :, 900 bsles-American 8, 500
bales; speculation and export !, 900 bales; re-
ceipts 900 bales-American 1890
Futures-AmsricAn middiing. low middling
clause, March and April delivery ID; April
and May delivery So-64d, also S5-o4d: MAY
and June delivery 8 40-64d also S9-64d also
S5-o4d; June and July delivery 42e4d; July
and August delivery 4564d: August and Sop
tember delivery 4s-64d, also 47-s4d; Septem-
Der and October delivery 5l-oid, also So-6sd-
Futures easy.
middling clause. March delivery S4-olA
3564i; March and April delivery $4,000
35-64d; April and May delivery3 35-64d sellers;
May and June delivery Ss-64d sellers; June
August delivery 4s-6la3 sa-04d; August and
September delivery 46-6403 47-6ld; September
delivery 49-64d, value; September and
October delivery 4s-o4d. value. Futures
NEw YoRK, March %, noon Futures market
opened steady at the decline, with sales as fol-
lows: March delivery 8 SIC, April delivery ACC,
May delivery 49c. June delivery sec, July
delivery &C, August delivery 76c.
NEw YoRK, March %, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
dull; middling uplands il-l6c, midding Or
leans l-l6c; net receipts ,79o bales. gross re-
ceipts 7.oO2 bales; sales to-day 81 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet, with
sales of 6S,2J0 bales. as follows: March delivery
livery 5296 53o. June delivery 6 olc, July
delivery 6J@6 zoe, August delivery 8 800
8 zee September delivery s705 SSc, October
delivery 80 CSC, November delivery O71
0Sc. December delivery i7Gl1 lSc.
NEW YORK, March 21.-Hubbard, Price &
Co. 8 cotton report says: "a bear raid by
prominent concern, long identified with tnat
side or speculation, caused a decline of 1910
2-64d in Liverpool to-day. An advance had bsen
generally expected, and disappointment was
Tet over its non-realization. The cables en-
phaZize the reports of depression in Manches-
ter, in consequence of the decline in silver, and
most adviceS are in q gloomy strain. The New
York market reflected the discouragement that
had made itself abroad, and declined at the
opening here from COZ points Subsequently
the steadiness of the market reasserted itself,
and by ! O'Clock prices were within about
points of last evenings figures. During the
afternoon the market continued dull almost TO
stagnancy; closing quiet and without quotable
change at within points of the highest Of the
day."
GALVESTON. March 2s- Cotton closed dull;
mddling ice; net receipts 1.770 bales, gross
], 40; sales l2S bales; stock 81. 90! bales
NORFOLK, March 29-Cotton closed dull;
middling Size, net receipts s5s bales gross
o5S; sales 81 bales; stock IS, 200 bales exports.
TO Great Britain - bales. coastwise 749 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 20.-Cotton closed nominal; !;
miidllnS O94c; net receipts 49, 49, bales, gross
-; sales - bales; stock %, 079 bales; exports
to Great Britain 100 bales. to the continent
3,7a2 bales
BOSTON, March 29.-Cotton closed quiet
mddling l1-16c; net receipts 1855 bales gross
2.4G6; sales none; stock = bales.
WILMINGTON, Narch 29.-Cotton closed dull;
middlinR 6Ac; net receipts 70 bales. gross 20;
sales none; stock 1876 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Cotton closed dull;
middling &c; net receipts 1889 bales, gross
1s9; sales - bales: stock 1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton closed
bales gross 5.s7O; sales 100 bales; stock $50, ,s8l
bales; exports, to continent 1857 blles coast
wise $50, to France Z 2S7.
with sales of 25,600 bales, es follows: March
delivery 0ec. April delivery %. May de-
livery 8 l2c, June delivery zoe. July delivery
9 CSC, August delivery SIC, September delivery
6 45c, October delivery sac, November delivery
6ic, December delivery 6 73c
MOBILE, March 2l-Cotton closed easy:
middiing 6Ac; net receipts 2S5 bales. gross
23o sales 400 bales; stock 25, 100 bales; exports
coastwise 1.275 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 29-Cotton closed steady;
middling o-16c; receipts 394 bales; ship
ments $50 bales; sales 4.S3S bales; stock
10l, ,269 bales
AUGUSTA, March 29.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 6ssc; receipts 139 bales; shipments
$50 bales; sales 334 bales; stock 81. .379 bales
CHARLESTON. March 29-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 614c; net receipts 254 bales, gross
264; sales 200 bales; stock ,272 bales; exports
coastwise III nales
ATLANTA. March 29-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 61sc; receipts 495 bales.
New YORK. March 29.-Consodated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were IL 235 bales;
France 7.2O7 bales, to the continent 5.3l9 bales
stock at all the ports l,0o0,076 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
easy. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
aud firm. Pork quiet and steady at So so
Oil so. Lard quiet and firm at $o 621s.
Freights quiet and weak;
southern. duh and weak; common TO fair
extra, So 1908 rs; good TO choice. extra,
s. 6O@4 IS; ssaperfne, "a 75@4 so; buck.
and irregular; No: 2 red, 95y4@9o14e IN
options closed steady ana 1ag5so up:
delivery ssc; July delivery sOssc Corn
was active and higher; No. . cash. $3.50
4SNc in elevator; 4sIf@ 1870 afloat ungraded
mixed, 4s9o218c; steamer mixed 4S04s1sc;
May delivery 4711Sc; July delivery e.
quiet and firmer; March delivery &C; May
delivery S45sc; July delivery s3s4c; No. 2 spot.
3434035c; mixed western, 31036c. Hops
are fairly active and firm; State.
common to choice, i5022c; Pacific
coast. 15022c. Cofee-options closed steady
20 points down; March delivery 13 400
345; May delivery IL 10012 Us; July delivery
l2 75; December delivery II is; spot
Rio dull AMI nominal; No. z. 1890 Sugar,
Cniaf nd cfa Ap. fas~ Amin
sos 1-l6c; centrifugals, 960 test. 318c No.
off A. sIf0s i6c; mould A. 4sAc; standard a.
| 4SA0414c; confectioners' A, 4 Lice; cut loaf.
| b051sc; crushed, 5@51sc; powdered. 4ssQ14s4c:
| granulated, $50 $3.50; cubes, 41sQ1414c. Mo
lasses-Foreign dull; 900 test, 1iE@l21<c
| in hhds: New Orleans firm and active; /;
common to fancy 2jQ3jc. Petroleum quiet
! and steady; crude In bbls., Parkers', S. 80;
crude in bulk So 80: refined New York SO 90:
Philadelphia and Baltimore Sc Is: N bulk,
| So S503 90. Cotton seed oil quiet and
, firm; new crude 25c; crude, off grades
steady; domestic fleece 3O0s6c; pulled 26033c:
Texas 16624c. Provisions-Pork steady: old
mess so 50 .6lO 90; new NESS sll O0111 so; ex-
ira prime 81 SO. Beef dull: family S1i 90
| oil so; extra mess dull at s. 000S 60
Beef hams quiet and steady at SH 001l4 so.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra. India mess
S14 o0015 90. Cut meats were dull but steady
picked bellies 614c; picked shoulders SC;
hams 9d914c. Middles were dull; short
clear. March delivery at SO 30. Lard
strong. closing weak; western steam Sc co.;
city steam S6 90: March delivery 50 So;
May delivery 5 81: July delivery SO II:
n.