Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23

SAFES Tor The week, 10000 Dales-Amerlcan
$4,000 bales; spectators took 100 oales; eN-
porters took LOO bales; actual exports, g. 800
bales; imports, $1,000 bales-Amerlcan 10000;
total stock 6S4 900 bales-American 100000
bales; total aHoat, 100000 bales-American
$4,000 bales.
LOO p m.-The sales to-day included 1000
bales American
Futures; UDlands. low middliug clause.
April delivery, 5 l-64d. buyers: April and
May, Lad, buyers; May and June, l-6id,
buyers; June and July. 8-64d, sellers; July
and August, 4-64d, buyers; August and
September, SGD, buyers; September and
October. 4-64d, buyers; october and Novem-
Der, l-6ld, sellers; september, 7-64d buy
ers. Mark ct closed dull.
INV YORg, Anru p. noon.-Cotton quiet;
middlInR upands, 9Ac; mlddlIng Orleans,
I-l6o; sales 80 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: April delivery, 9 Ice; May, l9c;
June. soc: July. Sac; August. SOC; sep
te ~ Der, S5c.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands, 3 &C; mlddl1ng Orleans 91-ldc; sales
2l2 bale net receipts none, gross $50 bales
Futures: Market closed quiet but steady.
with sales of6i.6JU bales. asfolOWs; April de-
livery, s az 5c: May, 9 Ia 40 nc; juno, 9 -
tG9 c; July. 9 3 99 4Oc; August, 1909 soc;
September. 35.G9 sc; October, 2O99 gle;
Novemb ~, 1909 lSc; December. 2AN9 2lc;
January, Q 2S(a9 29a; February, 9SSG9 Acc.
c. l.. Green " Co.'S report saws: more
business doing under considerable unloading
OF long cotton, especially for May, carried
however, was met, and was neutralzed by
covering on the part OF the shorts who were
willing to take their profit on the break made
and the close brought partial recovery, with
a steadier feeling. The holidays at hand act
ed an incentive to considerable dealing in
liquid ton on both sides of the market -
GALVESTON, April 22.-COtton dull and easy;
mid ling sc; net receipts 1852 bales, gross
1859; sales 81 bales; stock 3S,327 bales: eX-
ports, coastwise 4,3lS bales
NORFOLK. April 2!.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 Ice; net receipts ls06 bales, gross
1906; stock 81 S04 bales; sales 36i bales; eN-
ports, to Great Britain 3,5l2 bales, cOastwise
l,Ou6.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Cotton very dull;
mIddling 9lsc; net receipts none. gross l,555
b les; sales none: stock 30,075 bales, exports,
cOastwise 80 bales.
BOsTON, April 22.-CottOn quiet; middling
9Ac; net receipts none, gross bales; sales
none; stock 6,3l0 bales.
WILMINGTON. April Election firm; mid
ding SIC: net receipts IA bales, gross -O4
sales none; stock 1923 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-COtton dun; mId-
ding 97-l6c; net receipts SO bales, gross 10;
st,cN Is 039 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-Cotton quiet;
mlddhng 1i-l6c; net recelpts $3.50 bales,
gross ITO: sales 600 bales; stock 203 6SS bales.
MOBILE. April 22.-COttOn quiet; middllng
8 Ice: net receipts 90 bales gross 80; sales
900 bales; stock 30,232 bales; exports, coast
wise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; receipts SIS bales: shipments 2.039
bales; ga ies ZOO bales; stock 7S,47 bales.
AUGUSTA. April 22.--COtton quiet but steady;
mlddling sac; receipts 81 bales; sales lS4
bales.
CHARLESTON, April 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Sc; netreceIpts S63 bales gross S63; sales
none: stock 2S,3S4 bales; exports, coastwise
1874 bales.
ATLANTA. April 22,-CottOn-Mludllng S24c'
receipts lib bales
NEW YORK. April 22.-Consolidat ed net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, S,054 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1863 bales, TO france
1890, to the continent 935.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
L1vERPooL, April %, noon.--wheat firm,
with good demand; supply poor Corn hrn;
fair demand. Bacon, long clear middles 29s,
NEW YORK, April %, noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
steady: mess, SO 5000 10. Lard dull at 2z72c'
500 D. m.-FIour. Southern unchanged.
Wheat-spOt lots dun and more or less noml-
nal; ungraded red 70c(gSl: No. 2 RED, May
delivery 933z0941sc, June 933z G943sc. Corn
spot lots a shade lower: migrated. AZ 646c;
No. 2, 4615Gl63kc in elevator; May delivery,
463<@47c. Oats lz@p&c higher; 80 :, $50
4 &C. Hops nominal. Coffee, fair Rio, on SPOT
firm at S3<(0S7Se. Sugar quiet and unchanged
MOlasses steady: 50 deg. test, zoe. Cotton seed
Oil-22cfor crude, 2912Cg3Oc for rehned' Hides
steady. Wool quiet and generally steady.
Pork more or less nominal; mess ~ 5Og9 IS.
Middles dull; long clear SIC. Lard shade
lower: Western steam. on spot nc, May
delivery l5c. Freights to Liverpool closed
steady; cotton, per steam 5-S2d; wheat. per
CHICAGO. April 22.-HoldeEs of wheat began
unloading great quantities on the market
early in the session to-day. The starting
price was S0lzc for May, from which 1t rallied
to S07Sc on continuation OF foreign war
rumOrs, and then broke on to 79tac, In con-
sequence of conflicting rumors respecting the
strike on the Lake Shore railroad IN this city.
arfraf ara
30 and finally closed at / O'Clock lc under
Yesterday. In the afternoon the feeling was
greatly unsettled, but the market finally
closed SIC higher There was very little doing
in corn and the feeling was weak, closing
shade lower. In oats the market ruled firm,
and closed a shade higher. Mess pork de
clined 215(95c, and closed at about inside
Flour firm. Wheat active and nervous,
closing 1c under yesterday; regular, April
delivery 79Isc, May 801Sc. Corn shade
~ ID $685.. Oats firm; cash lots 29ls@
soc, May delivery 30 3lGc. Provisons-Mess
pork easier and y slD5c lower; cash lots 50 s.
az 90, May delivery IS 97141d9 02l2. Lard quiet;
cash lots and May delivery S7%@5 90c.
Boxed meats stealy; dry sailed shoulders
COCOA Ice, short rib 22I9e, clear 6OQD5 65c
Whisky steady at 81 Il. sugar unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 22,noon,-tlour quiet but
stead liberal offerings; Howard street and
Western superfine 81 659S 10, extra 81 $50
4 90, family 81 2J'G5 90; city mills superlne
s. 1913 p. extra So 5OI4 10; RIO brands 81 % a
4S7. Wheat Southern steady but quiet;
Western lower and du ]; Southern, red 9Hg
9 C. AMBER 99Sc; No. Maryland, "a 21G95c;
No. aWestern winter red, on spot 9l7sc bid.
Corn-Southern drm but quiet; Western
higher and tairiv active; Southern, white 46
(Gisc. yellow ic6474c.
CINCINNATI. \ pril y Flour frmer. Wheat
nrmer: No. red, 9lc. Corn strong; No. >
mixed. 3Sl5c. Oats firm; NO.2 mixed, 32I5c.
ProvisiOns-POrk unchanged. Lard quiet.
Bulk meats quiet ana unchanged. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whisky quiet at 81 10.
Sugar stronger: New Orleans 5,95Mc. Hogs
easy: common and light So 4el0i 10.
LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Gran closed steady:
Wheat, No. red. SIC. Corn. NJ. white 37l4c.
Oats. No, mixed, 82l5c. Provisions duh but
nrmer: PORK. mess $40 80. Lard. choice leaf
T50qS OOc, Bacon-shoulders 4 25c, clear RIB
s SOC. G. ear sides 8 l0c. Bulk meats--shou-
ders 3 SIZE, clear rib sides fOc, clear sides
8 Csc.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.--Flour unchanged
Wheat fairly active but easier: No. 2 red,
cash 9Oldc, May delivery s99S9l 30. Corn very
dull aud weaker: No. , mixed, cash 333sc.
Nav delivery 3315,g3336c. oats very dun and
lower 20 sell; No. , mixed. cash 23l &c bid.
Provisions duh and generally easier: Pork
weak az 50 90. Lard easy az zoe. Bulk
meats about steady; boxed lots long clear
& SOC. short rib S7izc, clear soc. Bacon
caiy; long clear SOC, short rib SjGJ SIC,
clear sides g Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Conee steady:
Rio, common 10 prime o 5tGg34c. Cotton seed
Oil-2l1z G2li2c for prime crude, 2b%92f PC
for summer yellow. +. o. b. Sugar ntrOlg
and higher; Louisiana open kettle, prime