The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18

pool cotton report is as follows: Total sales
% 600 bales, in luding rs 600 bales Of American
trade takings. Including forwarded from saips'
I sid. 1900 bales; actual exports 10000 bales;
total imports 5000 bales, f0cluding 10000
bales Of American; total sto |, s54, 900 bales
including l,4ll.OUO bales OF s>u4erican; total
ahoat 10000 bales, Including $4,000 bales
/ of American; spectators t9oE 500 bales; ex-
/ portsrs took {, 200 bales
NEw YORK. March 1.-THE Suns cotton re-
view says; Nothing like advices which were
actually received from Liverpool TO-DAY we're
/ expected by the generality OF trade Every
/ thing seemed hopeful yesterday OF the breaking
/ up OF the strike. Some men were reported 70
| be accepting the masters terms and Others It
was said would do so in a few days. To-day'S
! news did not seem TO encourage the belief, or
rather hope that the trouble would be ended.
| Liverpool was sS dull as ever. and also sent
| lower quotations. Manchester was stagnant
! increased estimates or the Indian crop are being
made. Southern markets are dull There is
| more or less disgust among the rank aud Ole OF
| the Dull party, and some OF them are quietly
withdrawing from the market until the foreign
trouble IS over. Prices fell to II points, clos
| ING steady with sales OF 49, 900 ba es. Liver
| pool declined = to points with
spot sales OF 5000 bales. The closing was very
quiet and steady. In Manchester yarns were
/ quiet and steady and cloths quiet New Or
leans declined to 10 points spot prices here
we're reduced LIDO with sales Of 100 bales for
export and 80 for spinning. Middling uplands
| y lb-l6c. There was decline of l-l6c AT two of
the southern markets. The southern markets
were generally quiet and unchanged. New
| Orleans sold 1900 bales. Receipts at the ports
we're 1854 bales, against 800 this day last
| week and s.457 last year. Total for the week
! I,4i3, against 1904 last week and 81, 1913 this
week last year. Exports from the ports were
! 4.9I0 bales. Receipts at the interior towns
| were 1868 bales, against u.s. 414 last week and
| y, go last year. shipments - 736 against
| 81 1898 last week and 6s,493 last year. Stocks
Sb2, 700, against 800 ,S26 a week ago and 401 All
! bales at same time last year.
| NEW YORK, March II, noon Cotton futures
| opened easy, as follows: March delivery
s zoe, April delivery 76c, May delivery sec,
delivery 04c.
Cotton contracts here opened steady at 9Aio
| points decline, rallied trihe, and now bGh5
| points below yesterday. with moderate trad
and sales OF $4,000 bales The market was
weakened by free offerings, through a disap-
| pointing Liverpool market, which did not
| respond to the advance made here yesterday
Port receipts were estimated for to-day at 5000
| bales, against 8 O20 bales last year.
New YoKk, March IL noon.-Middlng uplands
| 8 l5-l6c, middling Orleans 8 3-l6c. low middhng
! sgd, good ordinary l3-i6c; sales 100 bales.
| Spot cotton closed dull
| Futures-Markst closed steady, with sales OF
| $4,000 bales, as follows: March delivery so
| s Zoe April delivery 1oc, May delivery S5c
June delivery & 93GGS 94cc, July delivery OOc
| August delivery OIO9 Csc, September delivery
| 1905 use, October delivery e9Gs zoe, Noven-
as 91c.
Net receipts 45s bales, gross 3 ,9ls; exports,
| TO Great Britain 3, $40 bales, to the continent
| - bales forwarded 2,lll bales; spinners 30
bales; stock 2S7, Ga bales.
Weekly net receipts 1901 bales, gross Is, $40;
| exports, to Great Britain 9,202 bales, to
France 78S TO the continent bl9; forwarded
| 6,l67 bales; sales $3.50 bales; Epinners IA
| bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
were 7,oSi bales exports, TO Great Britain 6 $50
| bales to the continent 2,4S1 bales 60 France
| - bales; stock SGS. 755 bales
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
| this week S7,473 bales; exports to Great Britain
,345 bales, to the continent Is, 906 bales 20
| France 9,453
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 4,41s.2o4
| bales; exports, to Great Britain ,7A 972 bales
to France 1871 bales to the continent ,042 100
| bales.
GALvEEToN, March 17.-Cotton closed steady;
| middIDg site; net receipts 2,543 bales, gross
none; sales 57j bales; stock 20 969 bales.
| NORFOLK, March l1.-Cotton closed steady;
! mddiing &c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
none; sales IS bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports,
| CoaStwise 9J1.
BALr1SoRE, March i7.-Cotton closed nominal;
middltng 9Ao; net receipts none, gross 900
bales; sales none; stock 1905 bales; exports
TO Great Britain 2,2l4 bales, TO the continent
| 300.
BOSTON, March 17.--Cotton closed quiet mid
ding c; net receipts l,257 bAles. gross /, 79o;
sales none; stock none.
! WILMINGTON March 17.-Cotton closed dull
middlIug e34c net receipts Sc bales, gross none;
sales none; stock 1924 balos; exports coast
| wise II bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, MarCh I.-CObtOn closed
! steady; midding SIGc; net receipts 1888 bales,
gross none; sales none; stock Is, 24S bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 17-Cotton closed steady;
middling 91sc; net receipts l,l19 bales, gross
I69; sales 1890 bales stock w, 1855 bales; eX-
| y rtS TO the continent 81.
NEW ORLEANS March l7.-Cotton futures
| closed steady, with sales Of $1,000 bales" as
follows: March delivery soc, April delivery
| s Sic May delivery zoe, June delivery = 76c,
July delivery S5c, August delivery Sc, Sep
! tember delivery SIC. October delivery SIC,
November delivery s SOC, December delivery
| 8 6)c.
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept. to March II, inclusive: Port receipts
4,423 455 bales, against $3.50 015 bales last year
| and 6,0a7, SOL bales the year before last Over
| land to mills and Canada 143 i29 bales, against
| l.06s,J30 bales for the same time last year.
Interior stocks in excess OF Sept 1: 2S3, 002
bales, against - bales for the same time ast
year. Southern mill takings 459, $50 bales thfs
year, against AS, ISL bales last year. Amount OF
! crop brought into sight during the 1875 days to
date: ,676 bales this year, against 1885, 8l9
bales last year and ,699,014 bales the year be-
fore last Crop brought into sight for the
I week, 1888 bales against III 454 bales last
year AMI $3.50 bales the year before last.
! Crop brought into sight for the first Il days
of March: 63.2S7 bales against 2s1, S5S bales last
year and 23S,73l bales the year before last.
| MOBILE, March l7.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 055c; net receipts 90 bales, gross none;
sales 30 bales; stock 29,094 bales; exports,
| C jastwise 40 bales.
MEMpH1s, March .7.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 8l6c net receipts 59l bales, gross 's2;
sales 100 bales; stock y7,243 bales,
AUGUSTA, March H.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling S3Sc; net receipts 1872 bales, gross
none; sales 62z bales; stock 1878 baes.
| CHARLBsToN. March H.-Cotton closed nomi-
| ma; middiing &c; net receipts IS bales. gross
none; sales none; stock "a, $50 bales
| ATLANTA, March l7.-CotJon quiet; middling
| 8 z &c; receipts 4O6 bales.
| CISCIENATI. March i7.--CottOn closed steady;
| middlng s1sc; not receipts 1856 bales gross
! noue sales g. bales; stock g. 940 bales.
! LOUISVILLE. March lI.--Cottoa closed quiet;
| MIDI ing 9L4c; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock noue.
! ST. LOUIS. March H.-Cotton closed quiet;
1 middlinR -l6c, net receipts 363 bales, gross
! 1,l30 bales; sales IS; STOCK lOO,724 bales
! HoUsToN March T.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling 1850; net receipts 9Cl bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 24SJl bales.
| SELMA March II. --WeeklY receipts 73 bales:
| shipments rs bales; stock 1893, $40 bales:
| stock 1892, 6,632 bales.
! MERIDIAN, March 17.-Weekly receipts 166
! bales; shipments !, 4s3; stock $500.
! ALBANY, GA, Marcn i1.--WeeHly receipts 70
bales; shipments 10 bales; stock, corrected,
/ 31J6.
/ ROME, March l7-Cotton-W Weekly receipts
{ 1896 bales; shipments 695 bales; stock, corrected,
! 1895 bales.
/ LITTLE ROCK March I.-Weekly receipts "a
( bales; shipments $50 bales; stocd 9,710 bales.
! MACON, March H. Weekly receipts 100
bale shipments 200 bales: stock 1893. $40
| hal.s. atOck 1892 Z 76l bales.