The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-06

3 73 10 74c, November Q SO % 65c December
9 64Ses 66c, January 1909 76c, February 81
09 SAC, March S9I9 Ole.
The Suns cotton review saws: Futures
were rather frmer on stronger or firm Liver
rather more business extending to the next
crop, but speculation still lacked spirit. The
liberal recei pts at interior towns-ll IT. bales
were, due in measure to the demand or
Southern spinners, while greatly reduced stocks
lbs, 691 bales-were due to a correction at At
lanta, which made reduction for the week of
over il,O00 bales, The Chronicles figures to
April makes the outturn of the crop to that
date 1000 bales over last season"
Weekly net receipts at New York 1857
bales gross 32,o25; exports, TO Great Britain
12,197 bales, to France 1913, to the continent
1850, forwarded 61S bales; sales 1858 bales.
spinners 2,935 bales.
GALVESTON, April 5.-Cotton firm; middling
t01Sc.
NORFOLK April Cotton steady: middling
10 Lice
BALTIMORE, April 6.-Cotton firm; middling
10 s-l6c.
BosroS, April 5.--Cotton firm; middling
10SSc.
WILMINGTON, April 5-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling $3.50
PHrLADsLPn1A. April 5.-Cotton quiet mid
ding l03sc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 1-I6c
MOBILE April 5.-Cotton firm; middling
9 l5-16c.
MEMPHIS, April 5-Cotton firm; middling 1oc.
AUGUSTA, April 5.-Cotton steady; middhng
CHARLESTON, April Cotton nominal; mid
ding l01sc.
MoNraoMERY, April b.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &C.
Macon-no quotations,
COLUMBUS, April Cotton steady; middling
csc.
NASHVILLE, April 5.-Cotton steady; middling
934c.
SELMA, April 5.-Cotton steady; middling
934c.
RoME. April 5.-Cotton firm; middling 10c.
New YORK. April 5.-Cons )li iated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1850 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1855 bales, to the continent
5,654 bales; stock at all American ports 639,O1a
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. April 5, noon.-Wheat quiet and
in poor demand and holders offer moder-
ately Receipts for the past three days 2Sl,OJ0
| centals, including 5000 American. Corn steady
and demand tair; new mixed western IS lOd;
receipts for the past three days l77,2O0 centals
Weather cloudy, with light rain.
NEW YORK, April s. noon.-F1our dull and
depressed, Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull
and easier. Pork quiet and steady at SIP SOD
ID 1j Lard quiet and steady at 81 3216. FreiEhts
steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat firm
at 1ac higher and dull No cred, S7AGGS718c in
| store; options duh and firm No red, April de-
livery SIC, HAY delivery SS4c June delivery
s914c; July delivery 50 &c Corn on spot active
and stronger; No, 2 4316043Ac in elevator; OPP
tons dull aud closed steady; April delivery 4334c,
| May delivery 4340433sc; June delivery 43$sc;
| July delivery 43 &c. Oats on spot stronger and
| quiet; options ;rmer and duh; April delivery
| 3056c, May delivery 30966D3034c, June delivery
| 3016c; No. 2 on spot 3lGD32c; mixed Western
| 3OGD33c. Hops quiet but steady. Coffee
| options closed barely steady April delivery
| lG % cl6 95c. May delivery 16 50Ql6 roc, June
de livery Is 6J0l6 SOC; spot Rio stronger-fair
| cargoes 1880. Sugar-raW; barely steady; re-
hued quiet Moasses quiet; 500 test 25c; New
42c. Petroleum quiet and steady Cotton seed
| Oil firm. Hides were quiet but steady. Wool
was barely steady but quiet. Pork steady; old
mess Sl& 5oGls IS; new mess slS eO@l3 as.
dull. Tierced beef slow. Cat meats steady.
Middles dull. Lard steadier but quiet Western
stea W IS, city 81 %; optionss--April delivery
81 30 asked; way delivery 81 32l07 33; June
| delivery 81 3iQ7 35. treiShts steady; cotton
o-lGd; graiu 21cd
LoUIsvILL.s, April 5.-Graiu quiet; wheat No.
= rel Ole. Corn-No white mixed 35c; No. 2
req 56c Oats-No. 227c. Provisions steady
Bac N, clear rio sides 81 25; clear sides 81 20.
| Bulk meats-clear rib So IS; shou ders So Mess
port at Sl3 30 Susar cured hams at $40 500
II p. Lud Choice leaf at So IS
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-IlOur dull and unchanged.
Wheat-optious higher; No. red, cash 9l1sc
asked, May delivery 9J$s6D9l14c, June delivery
| S3@c Corn LlSher anu trnl; No. mixed, cash
3O4c; May delivery 3y9SW35Bc; July delivery
32l9G132)sc. Oats dulll 40 :, cash 254c; May
delivery aGJAc Whisky steady at ST. o. Pro-
visions irregular and generally quiet-POrE Sl3.
Lard, prime steam nominaly al So 70. Dry
salt meats, shoulders at $5 p; short clear So IS.
Bacon boxed shoulders ST.; longs and ribs 81;
short clear ST. 1907 25 Hams at 81 75Qb12.
CINCISNArI, A yrn 5.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and heavy; No red S9GA90c Corn
stronger; 40; mixed 3il3D35c. oats stronger;
Si2 10. Lard in fair snand at So s. Bulk
meats easier, lort rib, So 3i15 Bacon easier,
short clear s. 6316 WHISKY unchanged. Hogs
steady, common and light $4q4 50; packing and
CHICAGO, April 5.--Wheat was active and I'M
settled today and was controlled almost wholly
by local influences. Trading, il is claimed,
| heavy. At the opening the ma ket was unset
tied, and after tiIctuaUing for some time sold
off to a point exc below yesterdays closing re-
covered some and closed about nc lower. July,
although opening shade weaker, developed
more or less strength anu advanced Mc above
inside figures and closed pc higher than yester-
day. Ii was claimed that Cnb same parties who
have been credited with being connected with
the bull side of May had been tn principal buy
ers for July, and supposed TO be for the purpose
of covering short sales made some tins ago at
| higher prices. Corn ruled quiet OuJ firm.
| Transactions were confined largely to the oper-
ations OF room traders, and fluctuations we're
limited to 16dHc. May oats were fairly active
during the early part of the session. but more
deferred figures we're slow. May advanced &c
and appreciation was fairly maintained. Mess
pork attracted more attention and trading was
rather active. Opening sales were made at 50
nc decline, but rather free buying forced
prices up 20 d2215c Later the market was a
trie easier, and prices receded 5V7@. the mar
ket closing steady. steady feeling prevailed
in lard but trading was somewhat limited
Prices ruled about &c hig ner and the market
closed quiet. Only limited trade was reported
in short ribs. aud the feeling was stronger
Prices ruled about !14c higher and the market
closed steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 spring
and No. : red, 9l094c. Corn-No. 2, 35Ac
Oats-No. 2, 2434c. Mess pork Sl2 35I1i2 40
Lard at SO 95 Short ribs SO 1906 Is. Shou. ders
S. J005 75 Short clear So 5006 6216. Whisky
81 o..
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing.
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