Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-08


quite steady on an months Foreign advlces
retain quite a promising strain, ana while as
vet ialllng to stimuli &c lnvesl ment, the eject
Is 10 deter pressure. and lead TO the prompt
acknowledgement Of strengthening tonuen-
cles"
GALVESTON. Aprl 7.-Cotton firm; mid
ding S,sc; net receipts % bales, gross 'lo;
81 e. 500 bales; stock 3960l bales.
NORFOLK. AR Cotton eady; mid
ding sc; net receipts 6S3 bales, gross $50; stock
81 . 6a es; sales l,j62 bales; exports, coast
wise l,020 bales.
BALTIMORE, AprH cotton firm; md
ding S-ldc; net receipts bales gross II;
sales - bales; sales Co -uinner5 lbs bales;
stock 3l,'52 bales; exports 10 the continent 1vo
BOSTON, April 7.-Cottou quiet; middljng
90; net receipts 436 bales, gross 1886; sales
none; stock $50 bales.
mud ling e; net receipts 34S bales, gross 34S;
sales none; stock 3,i06 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April cotton dull; mid
ding q Ice; ne receipts 1873 bales, gross 1888;
st" lN2 les
NEW ORLEANS, April cotton firm; mid
ding &c; net receipts Jas bales, gross l.93l;
sales 5000 bales; stock 2l9, us bales; exports,
to the continent 800 bales, cOa-twse 3,5li.
MOBILE. April 7.--COttOn firm; mitdlng
$50; net receipts 39 bales, gross 80 sales none;
stock IS 9l4 bales; exports, coastWlse baes.
AUGUSTA. April 7.-COtton du' mlddhns
SSSc; recslDts 253 bales: sales S2l bales.
CHARLESTON, April 7.-CottOn-Nothng
dong. middling SEC; net recelpts lO52 bales
3
ports, to Great Britain 300 bales, coaslWlse
SO
ATLANTA, April .-Cottou-Middllug sac;
receipts IS bales
NEw YORK. APRIL demonstrated net re-
celpts for al cotton ports to-day, 7,293 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 4,9zS bales, To
tue continent !, 100.
Pro VISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April Z, noon.--wheat quiet;
q IN tnd tai en- oil; holders offer moderately.
Corn uufet but steady; demand poor.
NEW HoRS, April Z, nOou.-r Jour dull ana
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. PORK
dun; mess, 81 509l0 90, Lard easy at 2It2c.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed un-
! changed. Wheat--pot lots La &c lower; un
graded red S7G99l5C: No. 2 red, April dehY-
cry 90l%c, May 20 4@9l5sC. Corn--spot lot5
! a3sc lover; ungra ted, 4l34 Giic; No. 2,
! 45l4lQi5$sc in elevator, NAV delivery 400 4oS4c.
| Oats a shade easier No. ?, 36c IN elevator
| Hops unchanged and dull. CChee-tur no,
! on spoU firm at S3z0%sc. sugar quiet bat
! firm: centrifugal jasc; fair g. good refining
! 4,@5c: redned steady. MOlasses firm; l9c
| for % test. Cotton seed oil 22,924c Tor crude
! 291s a3oc for refine 8. Hides quiet Wool UNI
changed Pork steady; mess 50 50@l0 90 or
| Old. Middles dun; long clear 534c. Lard 20
| points lower; We-Jern cam, on pc p o
| 27l3c. May delivery % go PC. Frelgh's TO
! Liverpool stea y; cotton, per steam '-oid; :
| wheat. per steam 334d
! CHICAGO. April There was the sharp
| est KIND Of break in wheat to-day, accom-
| panied. as is ALWAYS the case in such an event.
! by strong excitement; wheat III the afternoon
| for May touched 76Ac, within traction OF
| The lOwc-t price current for tnat option last
| year, making a total drop Of 2$zc from the
| closing figu es of Monday, but ralhei tribe
| on final trading: the collapse of the Greclan
| war scare and fine weather for grOWli VIM
| ter wheat were the primary causes OF weak
! ness, but as prices began to drop large quan-
| Titles of long wheat came on the market, ana
when May began TO sell under Use other large
| quantities came out, and from that on uutil
| the close of the afternoon the trading scene
was of a pauicky character; expo clearings
| were small and receipts moderate; on the
| curb late in the af ernOOn May wheat had
| rallied to 775zc. There was fair trading IN
, cora and oats, but the feeling was weak. in
! sympathy with wheat, ami prices are lightly
| lower. Mess pork was unset led ana weaker,
! closing l0d l5c lower.
Flour unchangel. Wheat active and lower;
! regular, April delivery 100 &c, May I55z q
1910, June I9120oO5sc; No. sprln4 rs ga9s4c'
| April delivery 321s(98lzc, May 81 4(g31 sc,
! June 81 561317s. OaIs act We but weaker; cash
2Sc, Aprh delivery 25l4@2s14c, May 293s q
| 29Ac. ProvlsiOns-Mess pork mo erately ae-
| tiyA and Unsettled cash OTIS - 30, NAV de-
| livery SO q . as S. Juue go l5Gn9 6213. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders OO94 l5c,
| snort rio 3z1ag5 DOC. Clear 65a@5 zoe.
| Whisky steady at 81 II Sugars unchanged.
| BALTIMORE, April Z, n0on.-FlOur quiet
| but steady; Howard street and Vest
| ern supernne 81 73G3 Is, extra So 50Cg4 10.
family 81 3595 90; city mills superhne - '5g
| 1925. extra SO 500D4 Is: Rio brands 81 d2tGl 81.
| Wheat-SOuthern easier but qulet; Nesl ern
| qu,et cut s,eadler; southern. red 9hG95c' am -
| per gG99-c; No. l Maryland. "a a995c; No.
| Western winter red, on spot 9itS(9i03zc.
| COrn-SOuthern steady; Western quiet but
firm; Southern, white 44lG46c, yellow 4i@
! ACC.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.--Flour closed dull and
/ unchanged. " heat weak and = ale lower
| than yesterday; No. 2red, cash 6a13c, May de-
! livery S5GS53sc. Corn dull bat steady, closing
| at yesterday urices; No. mixed, cash 29l5',
1 Nav delivery 29JSC. WHISKY stea at 81 TO-.
! Provisions sJeady-P0rk steady at $40. Lard
| firm at c. BIlk meats hrm; loose lots
| long clear 3 SIC. short ribs = 45c short Gle ar
| ) 60c; boxed lots clear 621Sc. Bacon quiet
| but firm: long clear ; S5c. short ribs Soc.
snort clear lOG6 l2lac. Hams firm al 500
| IL DC.
CINCINNATI. April Flour in light de-
| mand and unchanged. Wheat s"arc- and
| nominal. Corn frmer; No. mixed, 875Sc.
! oats. none offered on ira k s2Ac in elevator
] PrOvisiOns-PUrk easier at 35c. Lard quiet
! at $500 SOC. Bulk meats unchanged; snUul-
| ders -. short rib Ojc, clear Doc. Bacon
! unchanged. Whisky, az 81 10. Hogs firm;
| butcher 81 $50 IS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-Coffee steady; BIO,
| common 10 prime 4ODlOc. Cotton seed oil
| 2l1< G22 &C for prime crude, delivered; %
| 0gZ8I4c for summer yellow Sugar in light
! demand; Louisiana open kettle, strictly prime
! 4sc, prime SIC; Louisiana ceutriug us.ch0ice
white &c, Molasses weak; LOUISIANA omen
/ Kettle, good prime to strictly prime &c:
! LOU lana centrliugals, prime TO strictly prime
/ l602oc.
LOUISVILLE. April 7.-Grain dull: Wheat
| No. red 81 100. Corn. new mixed 36l5G37c.
| Oats. No. mixed, new 32iIc. Provisions
| steady and unchanR 'd: b tcOn-clear sides
5 Doc clear 6 l2l2c, shoulders 487l5c. Bulk
meats--clear RIB sides i0c, GEAR 75c, shout
ders &c. Pork. mess $40 90. Hams. sugar cured
! 50G10 OOc. Lard. choice leaf Use.
NAVAL orOEss.
NEW YORK, April 7. nOOn.-5Dirts turpen-
tine nominal at SOC. ROsIn nominal at. ST 0715
| "a 70.
$500 p. m.-spirits turpentine dun at 47c.
| Rosin steady AZ 81 t7l81Dl 10.
CHARLESTON. Aprll 7.-Snirts turpentine
| duiet ~ 3Si$c. ROsir, 90c for strained and s5c
| i1Sl for good strained.
WILNINGroN. April 7.-spirits turpentlue
| dun al i0c. Rnsin firm; soc for strained, S5c
for good strIined. Tar frm at 81 10. Crude
turnentDe firm; hard 81, yellow dip and vIr-
glnS2.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Anril Market steady.
CHARLBsrOE. April 7.-Market steady: fair
3i4G3%c. good 1000, prime 5G5I<c; sales 365
barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. April 7.-Market steady:
far S3s gS1sc, good ~ Gt5zc, prime 5l<9j1ac;
sales 8 y barrel.