Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-20

Grand Island within a month. The room
traders We're heavy sellers, and round
amounts of long stock were thrown on the
market. In coal shares, Reading fell of IA
jersey Central IS, and LackawBnna 10 per
cent. II was TUmOred that there was trouble
at the mines. owing to a contemplated restric-
ton of production, but this was subsequently,
denied. Tn grangers, Northwest declined ~
st. Paul ~. Omaha ~ and ditto preferred 2
per cent. Trunk line shares fell of to 81
per cent, Canada Southern leading South
westerns were quiet. except Missouri Pacific.
which was more active than usual at a lower
range Of prices. Changes in the other South
westerns were less than per cent. Denver
declined ], Central Pacific l. Louisville and
Nashville 70, and Pacific Mail ~ per cent.
just before the close Western Union sold at a
decline OF rs per cent. Speculation was ad-
yersely affected by a heavy selling of Union
racine and closed weak. Compared with last
nights closing, prices are 335 per cent. lower
for Union Pacific, IL for Western Union, IL
LOT Omaha, IA for ditto preferred, l2s for
Reading, rs for Pacific Mail, / for New Jer-
sey Central, for Canada Sou hern, l for st.
Paul, IL for Lackawanna, and 1zlG1a for other
active stocks. Sales 434, 900 shares. the market
closing at the following quotations:
Ala. class A, 2to5 50 Manhattan Elev. 40
Ala. class A, small+SI Memphis 4 Char. 30
Ala. class b. IS JOB Metropolitan e.. l0l15
Ala. class Cas- So Michigan Centra-+Sl
Georgia d. ...-..* lob Mobile & Ohio. .- IL
- Is, mOrtgage+l06 Nash. & ChatFa 81
" Is gold -. IFS y. j. Central. S4l4
Louisiana cOnsO!s+t4 New orleans "a
\. Carolina, old y chic, LIST mort. 80
% new .......FiS MY. Central. . ll33I
" funding ...*lOIz New York Ell . los
" special Tax. SOrf. & W. pref. 80
So. caro-. Brown Nor. Pacific, com. Z2Iz
C0nsOls ..... O.. 1907 pref. 49,
Tennessee 6s, cid ~ Onion Mississippi 1871
- new -.----.-- 4212 - - pref. go
Virginia es -....'4O Pacific NAH. 49,
"a consolidated *4Ol5 Pittsburg .. l4l*9
Va, deferred ...-. Z Quicksilver -.....
Adams Express 1879 preferred q. p
Am'can Express. 81 Reading ........ 49,
Ch'peake & Ohio ia Richm'd&Apgh'y 81
Chicago 4 Alton 1861 Bichm'd & DapT 20
Chic.& Nrthw'n .iif4 Richm'd & W.Pt.
- preferred A3 Terminal ...... 26lS
Chic, 1t.L.& ) -O.fo412 Rock Island. .-... 1872
Consolidated Coal 20 St.LOuis san E. u
Del, Lack. & W llsl% - q" pref As
Der. &lsioGran1e 1914 9 g 1st pref gll5
Erie. ........ 1914 St. Paul. 49,. s5Z
L. Tennessee Rd. 81 preferred 1872
Fort Wayne 1917 Texas Pacific. Il
Hannibal st. 10 $50 Union Pacific. G6l5
Harlem .-.....-...l97 U. s. Express .... GO
Houston 4 Texas 5 Wabash Pacific 10
Illinois Central l2Sl5 " pref l6l5
Lake Shore ...... 97l5 Well Fargo II2
L'vlue & Nash. 46l2 Western Union. 665s
Bid. asked
The weekly statement of the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased 81 ,096. 100: specie decreased s3.II3S0O:
legal tenders Increased $l.Ii1,2 200; deposits
decreased $3,G9l.0o0; circulation increased
$l23.900, reserve decreased Sl049,S50. The
banks now hold 81, 56.,j7j in excess of legal
requirements.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, April 10. noOn.-Cotton quiet.
without quotabie change In prices; middling
uplands, 6l4d; middling Orleans, 635; sales
10000 bales. for speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 1000 bales-American 200
April and May delivery. 8 1854; May and
June. l5-641G6 i sid: June ami July. 1884
as lS-6id; July and August, 2i-G4a6 23-6id;
August and September. 2S-G4lts6 Z1-G4U
& 26-6id; September and October 6 25-64(G
6 2l-6fd; October and November l4-64d;
November and December, Sold. Futures
dull and easier.
1880 p. m.-sales to-day included 100 bales
of American
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause |
April delivery, 6 l3-6id, buyers; April and
May, 6 l3-64d, buyers: May and June.6 l4-64d, !
buyers; June and July, lS-64d, buyers; July (
and August. 6 23-64d, value: August and Sep
tember, 6 27-6id, sellers; September and DC /
tober, 24-64d, value; september, % 64d, I
BUYERS. Closed quiet.
NEW 1ORK. Aprl ~. noon.-COtton dull: I
mlddllng up!ands, llzsc; middling Orleans,
- s.. sales 20 bales.
Futures: Market opened weak, with sales
as follows April delivery, II T5e; MAY, II 79c;
June. II Ole; July, y ole; August, y BE; Sep
TENDER, II 75c-
SEQ p. m.-Cotton closed dull and easier;
mldding uplands, lEsc; middIing Orleans,
PIG; sales 2o5 bales; net receipts 332 bales,
gross 1920.
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales of
$4,000 bales, as follows: April delivery, IL 72(0 }
II 74c; May, II S5l9ll 66c: June. II S7(0ll SSc;
July, II Csc; August, y 08t9l2 09c; September. !
u 1OGll re; October, II ll0Dll l2c; November.
10 95GlO 96c; December, 10 96Gl0 91c; Janu- |
airy, II 00c.
The Posts cotton report says: The port !
receipts of the week, in consequence of Bal |
tlmOre and Philadelphia receiving more than /
usual Yesterday, proved 5000 bales larger (
than was expected. The week 5 receipts from /
plantations were larger than in 1882, and I
Liverpool comes slightly lower. This counter
acted favorable Manchester adVices and /
caused decline Of price in futures amount /
ing to ll-lOec for April to September, nclus- [
I've. The market, after sales of $4,000 bales, /
closed easy"
GALVESTON. April I9.-Cotron steady: offer
lng5 light; mdtlng ll55c, low middling /
II 3-lOc, good ordinary lOl2c; net receipts 90 /
bales. gross IS; sales l27 bales; stock IS $50 !
bales; exports cOastwIse 200 bales.
NORFOLK. April l9.-COttOn dun and easy: /
middiine ll1Sc; net receipts POI bales, gross [
BOZ; stock 1895 bales; sales 67 bales; exports |
COastWisc 800 bales.
BALrIMORE. April l9.-Cotton quiet but
steady; mldtling ll1sf, low mid.Lng ll1zc, I
good ordinary l01sc; net receipts none, gross (
II bales: stock 1872 bales.
BOSTON. April l9.-COtUOn quiet; middling {
lie, low mIddling ll3sc, good ordinary lie; !
net receipts $50 bales, gross BIO; stock 6,I2O
bales.
steady; midIing D5sc, low middling lie,
good ordinary l05sc; net receipts y bales, I
gross y; stock 1876 bales: exports eOastwise
PHILABELPHIA.Aprii l3.-Cotton firm; mid /
ding l21 Sc, low miadling ll5sc, good ordinary
lO34c; net receipts ID bales, gross l22; stock (
1907 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April l).-Cotton firm and /
IN fair demaud; mlddling ll3sc, low middling +
l3sC, good ordinary l03sc; net receipts Gf5 7
bales, gross 67l; sales 1850 bales stock 1850 /
lsa7 f4fra . Fo1a
the continent 1000.
MOBILE, April l9.-Cctton steady; middling /
ll34c low mlddllng IL Sc. good ordinary 1875; I
net receipts l97 bales, gross 1877 sales leo I
bales; stock 9,i90 bales; exports cOastwise 746 (
bales.
MEMPHIS, April I9.-COttOn firm; middling (
Il9lc low middhng Il15c, good ordinary 1OI5c; T
net receipts l5S bales, gross l59; shipments (
S0l bales; sales 750 bales; stock ,226 bales.
ACCTFTt. April Ia.-CotrGn firm. mid 4
ding ll3sc, low mlddling IlLc; receipts 43 /
bales: sales Il bales.
CHARLESTON, April l9.-COtton firm: mid
ding ll2sc, low middling Il3sc, good ordinary (
lie; net receipts 3l9 bale5, gross 3l9; sales 40
bales; stock S,55l bales.
NEW YORK. April DEMONSTRATED net re- |
ccipts for all cotton ports to- day, 2,652 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1865 bales, to the |
continent 1000.
The total visible supply Of cotton for the /
world Is , S35,3S9 bales of which 2Olo, lSy bales
are American, against 3,l92,49S and 2,4l5,793, /
respectively, last year. The receipts OI cotton /
at ali interior towns for the week were p, $50 |
bales; receipts from plantations, Is. l66 bales. |
Crop in sight, 5,4S4,475 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April I9.-Breadstuns firm. with !
an active demand. Pork, prime mess, steady +
at TBS Bacon steady; long clear middles 43s; /
short As. Lard steady at 43s. Tallow steady I
At 57s IS. Corn. old mixed, firm at IS 3d; new /
mixed steady at s. ll5d. Wheat, California /
No. ], Is l0d(dSs sd; ditto No. ,. IS jd07s I'd.
1880 p. m.-Beef, extra India mess. duh at /
zoos,
NEW YORK. April 10. nOOn.-FloUr quiet. /
Wheat opened 14(G15c lower. reacted. and adj I
vanced 15GIc. Corn 150elc better. Pork firm; /
mess, $l6 IS. Lard firm at CSC. Freights /
steady.
500 %. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady; /
common to fair extra, 50 25CG4 81; good to /
choice extra, 81 1905 %. Wheat, spot lots y I
ale higher; ungraded red, S0cG1$l p; choice /
red Southern. 81 2l34; ungraded white, 75lG /
SIC. Corn opened l@l34c higher, closed show /