The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-28

also 5O-64d; July and August delivery 54-6id,
also 1854, also 52-64d, also 5l-54d, also
4 52-64d; August and September delivery
So Cad. also 52-s4d; September and October
delivery 1854; October and November de-
livery 4 1854.
| The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
| amounted to 200 bales new dockets and -
/ bales old.
! D. mixtures: American rniddling, low
! middling clause. March delivery 1864,
sellers; March and April delivery 44-64d.
sellers; April and May delivery 44-64d, sellers;
/ May and June delivery 45-54d, buyers; June
/ and July delivery : 46-o4d4 47-64d; July and
August delivery 4S-64d, sellers: August and
! September delivery 4S 64i, sellers; Septem-
| TENDER and october delivery 45-64D4 46-64d;
October ana November delivery 1910
4 4 "A SD. Futures closed easy.
American middling fair 8-lGd, good mid
! ding l5-led, middling 47sd, low middlinG
| 4$4d, good ordinary 49si, ordinary 7-l6d
| NEW YORK, March 21.-Tne suns cotton re-
view SAYS: large interest in cotton was con-
! siderably reduced by the heavy transactions #
| to-day Advices from Liverpool were of an en-
| tlrely different tenor from those which had
| been confidently expected by many of the bulls
! in cotton, when the great English strike should
| end The disappointment has been keen and
| to-day when it found that Liverpool had
| broken badly and that its sa es were as nothing
! compared to the business which it ought TO be
doing at this time, there a rush to sell, both
| Tor local and out OF town account, and prices
| shot downward and recovered very little of the
! loss. Buying was Tor the most part apparently
| for short account. The southern markets were
|
! pool was anyt hing but cheerful. The bulls
maintain that the market is not now overloaded
| with long cotton, and they are also somewhat
| encouraged by the indications that the short in
| tereSt has been considerably augmented within
| the past week. The gloomy English advices
| and the general impression that the next acre
| age will be considerably larger than
| the last have encoura yed short selling.
| This may sooner or later cause a sharp
| rebound in prices, when the bears deem it ad-
| visabe to take their cotton back Europe bought
| Prices q
little and closed 1924 points lower for the day,
| ending barely steady, with sales of 246. 200
bales, Liverpool declined 69616 points and
| closed easy with spot sales OF 5000 bales. Re
! ceipts at Bombay for half the week were 81, 900
| bales against 5000 bales also during the same
time last year In Manchester yarns were quiet
| and cloths dull. In New Orleans fut-
ures declined 2O022 points. Spot prices
here were b., reduced 70 with loo sales lies
| spinning, and 100 bales delivered. Midding up
| lands ll16c. There was a decline of 1sc. at
| seven of the southern markets. New Orleans
| sold 5000 bales Exports from the ports were
| against 9,621 this day last week, and 1874 last
| year. The receipts at the three interior towns
were 1855 bales, against 1887 this day last
| weaK and 1889 last year"
| New York, March p, noon,-Cotton futures
| opened steady, as follows: March delivery 60c,
| April delivery s Sc May delivery sic, June
delivery 6lc, July delivery zoe, August de-
| livery 73c.
Cotton contracts here opened steady at 10
| points decline, fen co. points, aud now 5000
| points below Saturday, with active trade on
| realizing and sales OF 177,000 points decline,
| Liverpool closed easy at coz points decline and
| caused free selling here.
| New YORK. March 27.-Total consolidated net
| receipts at all the ports to-day were 9,247
| bales; exports, to Great Britain 1855 bales, to
the continent 6,454 bales, TO France 551; stock
| S4S, 1872 bales.
Futures-Ma-ket closed barely steady with
sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows: March de
| livery 320S 9ic April delivery 34G16 Sc,
May delivery 45@8 acc, June delivery 540
| 55c, July delivery CLOS &c. August delivery
| 65dS n6c, September delivery 5S61S &C, Octo-
Der delivery 50aS sic, November delivery 81
| as SIC December delivery 530S 55c.
| GALVESTON, March 21.-Cotton closed dull;
| middliDg s3sc; net receipts 2,545 bales, gross
none; sales l0Z bales stock Of, $50 bales; exports
| cOastwise 1891 bales.
| NORFOLK, March 27.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling $50; net receipts 553 bales, gross
| none; sales 1852 bales; stock 2,742 bales; eX-
| ports coastwise 1,504 bales.
| BALTIMORE, March 27.-COtton closed nominal:
| middling $50; net receipts none, gross z, 22l /;
| sales none; stock 1856 bales.
BOSTON, March 26.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 15-l6c; net receipts 1881 bales, gross
| 2,949; sales none; stock none; exports coast
| wise ZOOS bales.
WILMINGTON, March 27.-Cotton closed nomi-
nal; middling sAc; net receipts "a bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock II, 3O5 bales
| PHILADELPHIA March 27.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling 93sc; net receipts IS bales,
| gross none; sales none; stock Is 900 bales; ex-
1
| ; 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton closed
| quiet; middling 1850; net receipts 2,702
bales gross 3l61 sales 400 bales; stock 259, $50
| NEW ORLEANS March 27-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 106 200 bales
| as follows: March delivery 12c, April delivery
| 8 &c, May delivery s 22c, June delivery 29c,
| July delivery 8 34c, August delivery 35c, Sep
| tember delivery 8 zoe. October delivery lac,
| November delivery l6c, December delivery
1885,
MOBILE. March 27.-Cotton closed easy;
| middling 63sc; net receipts $50 bales. gross
none; sales 900 baleS stock q, 1853 bales; exports
MExpH1s, March 27.-Cotton closed dull;
| niddling $40: net receipts l,06S bales, gross
| 1,7l6; sales 500 bales; STOCK 9502S bales.
| AUGUSTA, March 21.-Cotton closed quiet;
uidding sac; net receipts SO bales, gross
none; sales 52S bales; stock 1926 bales.
ATLANTA, March 27.-CotJon quiet; middling
| So; receipts 10 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 27-Cotton closed nominal;
niddllng 8s4c; net receipts 528 bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock 36,236 bales.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-CottOn closed quiet;
niddling &c; net receipts l2j bales, gross none;
| sales none; stock 5,335 bales.
| LOUISVILLE, March 27.-Cottoa closed quiet;
middiing, 91sc; net receipts none' gross
| none; sales none; stock none.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Cotton closed dull;
middling SIC, net receipts 400 bales gross
1874 bales sales rs; stock 98,54 bales
| HoUsToN, March H.-Cotton closed dull;
| middliDg S5Sc; net receipts 2S2 bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock 1859 bales.
| NEW YoRK. March 27.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipJs of cotton at all the ports up to and in
| GLIDING to-day for the week were 1919 bales,
| exports, to Great Britain ,156 bales to the
| Continent Is, 920 bales to France SOL.
| GRAIN AID PROVISIONS.
New YORK, March q, p. m.-Flour barely
steady; buyers holding Oft; winter wheat
| low grades 81 1902 IS: winter pat
ents So $500 25 Minnesota Gear 90 so
| 03 80; southern flour dun, easy; common
to fair extra 81 1908 10good to choice S3 9542 IS.
| Wheat fairly active, steady; No. red in store
and elevator 751ac; ahoat 1G16c; options were
moderately active and irregular. opening firm
| at 16c0D1kc advance on cables; foreign buying
| and western manipulation with May short Gov
erng freely declined 140$sc on small India
| shipments and local rea!lzink; advanced 40
| sc on free clearances, west and northwest buy
! ing, decrease in stocks and visible supply and
firmer late cables reacted Ac013sc with the west
and closed steady at 14@1sc advance; May and
| July were most active; No red closed March
| delivery 7494c; AUril delivery 1516c. Corn was
| weaker and inactive; No. red 5lA005116c in
| elevator: 52JI015216c afoat; ungraded mix d
| 52a54c; steamer mixed 5013c; options moder
a ely active, opening 35CGAc down witn the
west and free offerings; a Ivanced so sc on de-
| creased visible ami light receipts; declined 150
| sc with the west. and closed weak at $40 sc
! decline; May and July were most active;
! March delivery sic; April delivery 1880 May
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