Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-25

/ Virginia 6s - 85s Pacific Mail 81 IN
Va consolidated *3I PittsJurg 1870
Va, deferred - 10 Quicksilver
Adams Express l2g =. preferred 42l<
Ch'peake { Ohio. 81. RSicahm'a&Argh'y p
/ chicago Alton l3S Richm'd y Danv 62l4
CHICK N'rthw'n 1875 Richm'd & ". PIT.
q" preferred ljll2 Terminal - 3i3s
/ Chic. II. LIZ NO. SOL Rock Island I23lS
. Consolidated COal-26 St.LOuis & San f 32I5
] Deb, Lack. & W l275- - pref 525Z
Z Den.&RiOGrande 1875 d" list pref $751;
E. Tennessee Rd 9I5 pTeferred 1879 iS07s
Fort wayne 1874 Texas Pacific .-... S9I4
Hannibal s ST. Jo:4l Union Pacific 9715
Houston & Texas. 3 Wabash Pacific Pacific S %
| Illinois Central l44j5 pref 4759
Lake shore -lill2 Well X Fargo. 1874
bid. asked
COTTON
NEW YORK, April 24.-Cotton closed quiet;
sales l,3i2 bales; middling uplands IOI<c mid
ding orleans l0lsc; net receipts 200 bales:
gross 1857.
Futures-Narket closed steady. with sales
I OF 10000 bales, as follows: April delivery,
! ~ iJg ~ l'ei May, 10 2Oc; June, 10 $50 36c
! July, 10 iSGlO 49c; August, 10 59(GlO 6Oc: Sep
tember, 10 30dlO SIC; October. 10 OO(qlO ole:
November, 9oyq9 ole; December, $500 94c;
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
Hveries, after selling at the first call at yes
teIlay closing quotations, advanced l-1O0c.
/ 9z-Ivec- but then commenced a retrOgrade
J movement. which carried prices down > IOOc
[ db-lnuc. At the third call only 300 bales An
/ gust were sold at 10 5Sc. and October 9 g9c
{ April was offered at 10 l7c. Nav 10 2Oc June
| 10 ;jc., July 10 iSc., September 10 3lc. NOvem-
Der > gVc; The total sales up to 2:lj p. IN. were
GALvEsrOS, April 2i.-COtton dull;
middling g4c,' low middling 91sc, good ordi
nary sc; net receipts l,004 bales, gross I,OO4;
f. sales 30 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports to
/ Great Britain 2.l13 bales; cOastWse 900 bales.
/ NORFoLK,A pril 2i.-COttOn steady: middIing
SIS: net receipts ,l31 bales, gross 49,; stock
5t.sb2 bales; sales GOT bales; exports, cOastwise
. 775 bales.
BALTIMORE, April s4.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding Toe, low middling CSC, good ordinary
SEC; net receipts 222 bales, gross 235; stock
25,5S6 bales; sales 400 bales exports, coastwise
/ l2S bales.
Boston, April e4-Cotton steady: middlina
: l03sc. low middling csc, good ordinary S34c;
net receipts $50 bales, gross 39I; stock eos
/ bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,1l3. bales.
/ WILMINGTON, April 24.-COttOn steady; mid
. ding SIC; low mlddllng &c; good ordinary
/ Lie; net receipts lS6 bales, gross lS6; sales
. none; stock 1912 bales.
fHiLADELPHIA, April 2J.-COttOn dull: mid
+ ding 1880, low middling lOc, good ordinary
Sc; net receipts l,j5S bales, gross 2,46S; stock
I 4.1l9 bales.
NEwORLEANs. April 2I.-COtton quiet: mid
] ding ~ low middling 3 l6c good ordinary
. S9-l6c: net receipts 1906 bales, gross 4,Sl3;
sales 5000 bales; stock 223, lS9 bales; exports,
/ To France 9,25l bales.
MOBILE, April 2l.-Cotton steady; middling
s5sc; low mlddling &c; good ordinary SIC;
net receipts - bales. gross -: sales bales:
I stock p, 536 bales; exports cOastwise 5J-bales.
MEMPHIS. April 24.-COttOn steady; middling
9l4c. low middiing 91sc, good ordinary SIC;
2.;}5. bales; sales 100 bales: stock G4S5 bales
AUGUSTA, April 24.-COttOn quiet middling
CSC. low middling 81 good ordinary &c; net
I receipts l42 bales; sales las bales.
CHARLESTON, April A.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding To- sc, low middling % &C. good ordinary
sc: net receipts 673 bales, gross 67S; sales 200
hales; stock q, l95 bales; exports. to the con-
. tInent 1861 bales.
NEW YORK, April DEMONSTRATED net re-
ceipts Tor all cotton ports to-day l0.5l7 bales;
exports, 20 Great Britain 1.22l bales. 10 the
continent LODI bales. to France 9.25l bales.
ST. Louis, April 23.-COttOn. demand fair;
. mitllling CSC, low middling &c, good ordinary
- ~: net receipts LIP bales gross go; ship
meDts Loo bales; sales lG7l bales; stock 1852
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
NEW ORK.Aprll 24.-FlOur. Southern closed
firm; common to fair extra, 81 35,G5 10. Wheat,
cash lots steady and without decided change;
No. spring nominal; ungraded red, 81 OOq
~ 3, ungradcd white, 81 05Cdl ~ ;; No. red.
steady; ungraded. 5S,G69l &C; white Southern.
sGG72l2c; No. ,, o. (G6934c; No. ,, April de-
. livery, 6I34G6Sl &C. Oats, cash 14tG12c lower;
No. >, Sole. Hops quiet but firmly held; New
+ 1Orks. S5G9jc; yearlings, 12dS2c. Coffee. spot
. dull and unchanged: No. : Rio. on spot soc;
. April delivery, S5dS 90. Sugar dull and
+ nOminally unchanged. MOlasses unchanged.
. Rice steady and in fair demand. Cotton seed
oil, 50d51c. Hides steady; wet sailed New
Orleans, selected, 80 to 80 pounds, 9yGlOc;
. Texas ditto, lO15c. Wool firm; domestic fleece.
3iGjOc; Texts, lHG2Sc. Pork held very strong;
new mess, ON spot, at SO 1919 20; options
I nominal Middles firm: long clear lie.
Lard opened 6l6S points higher; closed with
advance partly lost; prime steam, on spot,
I II S5c; May delivery, IL s6(Gll 93c. Freights
to Liverpool weak; cotton, per steam, 3-l6d:
I wheat. per steam. ID.
BALTIMORE. April A.-Oats quiet but
steady; Southern, 52t055c; Western, white $40
. 55c, mixed 5l0Gj3c; Pennsylvania, 5215Jc. Pro-
I visions firm and unchanged: Mess pork, $50 co.
Bulk meats-shOulders and clear rib sides.
n-al 70 nraAT % [as
1 clear rib sides, l2c. Hams, l413(glj15c. Lard,
I refined, PFC. Coffee dull; Rio cargOes, ordi-
+ nary to fair, 81 4G9l5c. Sugar quiet; A soft,
Sic. Whisky quiet at 81 l615Gl Il. Freights
/ dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 4.-Flour firm and I'M
changed; family, 81 Sj(G5 20; fancy, S. 30G5 So.
{ on spot. Corn weaker; 5J1Sc on spot. Oats
I weaker: 45G45l2c on spot. PrOvlslOns-Pork
I strong at $40 so. Lard firm at IL 40c. Bulk
meats strong; shoulders sc; clear rib, 1880.
Z Bacon stronger; shoulders, s 6212c; clear RIB,
II 25c; clear sides, II I5c. Whisky steady at
81 I3. Sugar weak and unchanged; hards, re-
! fined, q 1880. Live hogs firm; common and
light, S. O0g7 40; packing and butchers, s. OOt9
7SJ.
LOUISVILLE. April 24-FIour unchanged;
extra family, 50 1904 90; high grades, So 25Cd
q 80. Grain dull. Provisions in fair demand
/ and higher: Mess pork, $50. Bulk meats
shoulders, Sc; clear rib, 10 60c; clear sides,
lie Observation-Disclosures. S34c; clear rib, lie;
clear sides, lll4c. Whisky, 81 IL.
CHICAGO. April A.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened weak and lower; closed firm at
outside prices; regular, 81 on for April de-
livery. Corn unsettled; generally higher; sac
for cash: 54I5c for April delivery. Oats dull
and lower: Ale for cash and April delivery.
Pork active and shade higher; sig 35td
- 3T15 for cash and April delivery: Lard
active and n shade higher; IL 1OGll 12l2e for
cash and April delivery. Bulk meats IN falr
demand; shoulders. S5c; short ribs, 10 zoe;
short clear. 10 soc. Whisky unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-FlOur strong and
higher; high grades, - 1905 SIG. Corn
higher; miXed6Oc white and yellow G2c; Oats
tirmer. Pork in fair demand and higher at
$40 62IS. Lard quiet; refined in tierces higher
at Il3Ec, in key easier at llS4c. Bulk meats
in fair demand and higher; shoulders,
packed Sl4tGS3sc. Bacon IN fair demand; long
clear. III &C; clear rib.ll3sc; no shoulders here
Hams, sugar cured, higher; choice canVased
l23f9l3i5c, as in size: Whisky; western rectl-
mon 10 prime. 1l5(Gllc. sugar steauyi com
mon to good common, 65sG63sc; choice white
/ clarified 81 C. MOlasses dull; centrifugal, 2sc;
fermenting, 229SIc. Rice steady; Louisiana,
5d6c Cotton seed oil, crude 36lG3Ic; summer,
yellow refined, 44CG46c. Bran IN taIr demand
ST. Louis, April 24.-klour steady; family,
I 81 e5ld4 81: fancy. S. 35tGJ 20. Wheat active
but irregular and lower: No. 2red fall, 81 u
for cash. Corn irregular and lower; SO34e LOT
cash. Oats duh and lower: i21 2G45c for cash
/ Whisky steady AT 81 Il. prOvisiOns-FOrk nrm
I at SIg 40Gg 80 for cash. Bulk meats firm;
long clear, 10 4Oc; shOrtrih, 10 zoe; short clear
/ 10 55c. Bacon firm; long clear ii 2Oc: snort
rib, II 2o,Gll 25c; short clear, IL 40Gll 43e.
Lard nominal.
NAVAL STORES.
| NEW DIRK. ApFH %+.-Iufpcht4hc stea"N-
CHARLESTON. April 4.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 42c. ROsin steady; strained and good
| strained, 81 seGi IS.
WILMINGTON, April 2i.-Spirits turpentine
steady at Al &C. ROsin steady: 81 80 for strained;
/ 81 S2iS for good strained. Tar steady at 81 10,
| Crude turpentine steady; 81 90 for hard ana
s. - for yellow dip.
New York Fruit and Vegetable Market.
NEW YORK. April A.-StrawDerrieS,
Charleston, per quart 25d35c.; Strawberries,
I Florida, 2VG30c.; beets, Florida per crate
| 81 1912 90: cabbages, Florida, per barrel y W
] az 80: cabbages. Georgia and Charleston, per
! barrel 81 5OtG4 90; peas, Georgia and Charles
1 tom per crate 81 OO,G2 90; cucumbers, Florida.
I ner crate 81 SOFAS 90; squash. Florida, per crate
Il 0adl so: beans, Florida, per crate 50c.g
So 90: tomatoes. Florida. per crate 81 90dS W
| tomatoes, Bermuda, per quart DON 4V9tVc'
Boston Fruit and Vegetable Market.
/ Boston. kpriI s3.-Beans. Georgia, per
/ crate S2GS3 so: cabbage. georgia, per
| barrel, in demand. 50 80; squash, tlOrlda, per
crate. 81 IS; tomatoes, Georgia, per craIe
| $3dSS; strawberries, Georgia, per box 5oc'9''VO'
William Warren, like John Gilbert,
doth not lag superfluous on the stage,
| though over 20 years old. At least, over
a thousand BOstOnians have united in
request that he will not vet exit for
while. Actors like Warren and Gilbert
/ -. c,,.,vx TOO old fO entertain those who