The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-31

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NEw YORK, March 80 .-sub-treasury balances:
Coin, S13,094, 900; currency, $9O,59G,o0G
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March 80, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; prices easier; American middling up
lands l3-l6d sales ,0C0 bales-AmericRn 1900
bales; speculation and export 500 bales; receipts
2,OOO oales-American 300 bales. Futures opened
steady; demand moderate
Futures-Amercan middling, low middling
clause, March and April delivery ID; April
and May delivery : 1851, also 4 42-64d, also
4 4l64d; May and June delivery 44-64i also
$500; June and July delivery $3.50, also
44-G4d; July and August delivery 4'-64d,
also 46o4d, also 45-64d; August and Sep
tembsr delivery ID: September and October
delivery 1856; October and November de-
livery 49, Cad, also 42-G4d.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearlngs
amounted TO 100 bales new dockets and -
bales Old.
D. MIXTURES: American midilinz, low
middling clause, April delivery 4l-64d, seller
Aprh ana May UeuVeTy 9l-Oau SeleTSs Mhy
and June delivery 42-64d. buyers; June and
July delivery 43 -64Qt4 44-64d; July and August
delivery 45-64dd. sellers; August and Septem-
Der delivery 45-G4d. value; September and
october delivery 4 436404 44-64d; October aud
November delivery q 4Z-64d, buyers Futures
closed quiet but steady.
American middling fair SGD, good mid
ding 456d, middling 4}4d, low middling 1851,
good ordinary 419d, ordinary 6-l6d-
LIVERPOOL. March 30.-The weekly Liver
pool cotton report is as follows: Total sales
$500 bales including Is, 600 bales Of American;
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
side, $1,000 bales; actual exports 1000 bales;
total imports 1900 bales, including $1,000
bales Of American; total stock 1,641, 900 bales,
including 1,392. 900 bales of American: total
anoat $1,000 bales, Including $1,000 bales
of American; spectators took sou bales; ex-
porters took 1900 bales.
New YoRK, March 3O.-The SUMS cotton re-
view says: perhaps the most interesting
feature of the day was the strength of the next
crop month. These were bought to some ex-
tent by the south. and also by Europe, and in
the end they were the only months that showed
an advance. Otter months were higher at one
time. but lost the rise before thu CLOSE. Decem-
Der ia now points higher than August. The
differences, that is to say. widening, Most
OF the news to-day was prejudicial to the in
terests of the advocates Of higher prices Liver
pool news did not come anywhere near the ex-
pectations of the bulls. That market made
practically no response to rise here yesterday.
The movement of the East India crop is pretty
large. The arrivals at American ports were un
expectedly liberal, and fully 5000 bales are ex-
pected at New Orleans tomorrow. Southern
spot markets were dull and more or less de-
pressed. Many of the bears were
disposed to reduce their lines for fear some
thing might happen before the next session
of the board which will not be until Monday
the exchange having adjourned over Good
Friday and Saturday. There was, in other
words, more pressure to buy than to sell,
especially as regards the new crop. Prices
opened unchanged on April and lar points
higher on other months. At the close this crop
was unchanged, and the next crop 406 points
higher. closing steady with sales Of IS, 300 bales.
Liverpool declined II point, closing gu ct
10000 bales, Thers will be holiday in Liver
pool until april 5. Bombay reports were $4,000
bales against IS COO this week last year. Total
thus far this year 561. 900 bales, against COS 900
for the same time last year; afoat 4l,000
against $4,000 year ago. Bombay shipments
since Jan 600 bales to Great Britain against
q, 900 for the same period last year. and 236 QUO
to the continent against 1875. 900 during the same
time last year. New Orleans was points
lower. The receipts at the ports were S,147
bales against S,O96 this day last last week
thus thu far ' this ''' week is 1926 bales bales
against d, go for the same time last week.
Exports from the ports were 1890 bales. Re
ceipUs at three interior towns were go bales,
against l, 0J9 this day last week and 1,045 last
year. Spot prices here we're steady at $3.50 for
middling uplands, with sales Of 800 bales for
consumption and deliveries on contract of 4,500
bales. Southern spot markets we're quiet.
There was a decline OF 1-16QI6c at three or the
southern markets. New Orleans sold 1900
bales"
NEW York, March 30. noon.-Cottou futures
opened firm, as follows: March delivery &C,
April delivery Soc, May delivery ACC June
delivery 8 4oc, July delivery 56c, August de-
livery soc.
Cotton contracts here opened steady at 207
points advance, game 305 points fell again.
and at noon were 316 points above yesterday,
with sales o: 10000 bales. Liverpool quiet and
about point lower.
NEW YORK. March 80, noon.-Middling uplands
S5sc, middling Orleans $50 low middllng
8 3-16d, good ordinary nc. Spot cotton closed
steady. ga es $500 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
152. 800 bales, as follows: April delivery S2c,
May delivery 3ac. June delivery 48c, July
delivery 54c, August delivery Sc. Septem-
Der delivery SIC, October delivery sac, No
vember delivery SIC, Dece ~ Der delivery o0c
Total consolidated net receipts at all the ports
to-day we're s,l7 bales; exports, to Great
Britain sos bales, to the continent s.. bales,
TO France $500; stock SSl,u23 bales.
GALVESTON, March 30.-Cotton closed quiet;
middhpg $3.50; net receipts ,l44 bales, gross
none; sales so bales stock o., 16l bales; exports
coastwlse q. III bales
NoRFoLK, March 30.-Cotton closed easy;
mddling SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross
none; sales 436 bales; stock 44,021 bales; ex-
ports coastwiss l4S bales.
BALTIMORE. March 3 Cotton closed nominal:
middling sac; net receipts none, gross 255;
sales none; stock 1920 bales; exports, coast
Boston. March 9o.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $40; net receipts 451 bales, gross 1,2J7;
sales none; stock none; exp rts, to Great Brl-
WILMINGTON. March 30-Cotton closed dull;
middliug sac; net receipts IS bales, gross none;
sales none; stock II, 44l bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3G.-Cotton closed
steady; middlinz 9 slice; net receipts ~ bales.
gross , ls2; sales none; stock Is, Sol bales; ex
ports TO Great Britain 402 bales.
New ORLEANS, March 3O.-Cotton closed
easI: middling ll-l6c; net receipts 3153
bales gross $3.50; sales $500 bales; stock 21B, 343
bales: exports, TO Great Britain 4,SO3 bales,
to the continent 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 30.-Cotton futures
closed qule with sales OF 800 bales as
follogs: April delivery ) CSC May delivery 1sc.
Iune delivery 25c, July delivery SIC, Au-
gust delivery 33c, September delivery 26c.
October de livery 23c, November delivery FAC,
December delivery 26c
middIing SIG: net receipts 264 bales, gross
none; sales 500 bales; stock 25,oJ4 oaies eX-
ports coastw.Se 7o5 oaies
MKuPHIs March 3'.--Cotton closed steady;
mlddling o { &c; net receipts 2Of hales' gross
q. sales 1000 bales STOCK S0,703 bales
AuausTA marcn 3O.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling s3kc; net receipts OIL bales, gross
none: sales 50 bales; stock 5l,Il oaIes.
CzIRLKsroH Mar. h 30 Cotton closed quiet;
middling 50 q SIC; net rece.pts loo oa'o'' H'OS'
ncur: sa.es 500; stock 100 oalss.
CIscTSyAT1. March 3o.-CottOn closed quiet;
,,indln, Ss5c. net receipts 2o6 bales, gross nopei
sales 100; stock $3.50 bales.
TorrsvfrIE March 3)--Cottol closed quiet;
middinR &C; net receipts none, gross