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

Ala. class B, 5s. iii N Y Central 107lS
Georgia IS, mort. 1925 Nor. & w. pref. 49SA
N.Carolina cons6s 1872 Nor. Pacific. 800. 25S4
N,Carolina cons Is 96* " pref . 6Ol4
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail .. 30
conSOlS) .........10 5 Reading - 435I
Tennessee Sc. IS. - Richmond & Ale l5
Virginia Is. ...... AZ Richm'd & w. Pt.
Va. IS consoii'ted IS Terminal 800. 25I
Northwestern. 1914 Roc Island 49,. 9034
" preferred. 1904 St Paul ....... 621S
Della ami Lack. .135ls preferred .100H
Erie .............. 2116 Texas Pacific. 49,. 1914
East Tennessee. Tenn. Coal & Iron. 1885,
Lake Shore. .101A Union Pacific. .... 6014
Lvlle & Nash. 30. 6i& n. j. Central. ... 95Ss
Memphis & Char. *60>e Missouri Pacific e. 6S1e
Mobile 81 Ohio. 10A Western Union. S4L
Nash. y Chatt'a.. 9l1@ Cotton Oil certih. 56i6
asked
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. April g. noon.-Cotton in moder-
ate business at unchanged prices; American
mddling 1l-16d; sales 10000 bales, for spec
lation and export 1000; receipts 27,00J bales
American 100.
Futures-American middling low middling
clause, April delivery 4i-6id; April and May
delivery 544-64d; May and June delivery 45-64d;
June and july delivery 46-64d; July and
August delivery 46-6fd; August and Septem-
Der delivery 1854; September and October
52964d October and November delivery 22-64d;
September delivery 43-64d. Futures firm.
The tenders of deliveries at to-days clearngs
amounted to 800 bales new dockets and 100
bales old dockets.
300 p. m.-Saes of the day 1900 bales-in-
OF AnerlcaQ.
American middlng 11-16d
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, April 45-64l, sellers; Arril and May
5 45-54d, sellers; May and June 46-64d, Sellers
June and July i7-64d sellers; July and Au-
gust 3 47-64d, sellers; August and September
5 44-64d, sellers; September and October
3O-o4d, sellers; October and November 23-6ld
sellers; September 44-64d, sellers. Market
firm.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middling,
low mddling clause, April 45-64d, buyers
April and May 4564d, buyers; May and June
46-64d buyers; June and July 47-64d sellers;
July and August 47-64d, sellers; August and
September 44-64d. sellers; September and
October 30-64d buyers; October and Novem-
Der 23-64d, sellers; September 44-64d, sell
ers. Market closed firm.
MANCHESTER. April 3.-The Guardians SAYS:
The market is lnanimate. Business is moder
ate at firm quotations. There is no improve
ment in India staples. Orders are plentiful in
most departments, but are mostly much below
regular prices. and are only accepted where
they are near regular rates. Contracts are
lesSening Manufacturers are more anxious for
renewal of engagements. There is little i'm
pOrtant inquiry for China and the far east
Producers want orders. though they hold firmly
to prices. The demand from smaller foreign
markets and home demand sufficeS to sustain
prices. The strong position of cotton is doubt
less the powerful cause of the strength of
sellers, but it does not affect buyers. There is
little eastern inquiry for export yarns though
there is some for continent at moderate bust
ness. The weakness of eastern exchange tends
to counteract any tendency toward the better
ment of cloth which might result with easier
India loan markets Best printing cloths are
dull, common are steady and fancy and good
firm and well sold. There is a moderate demand
for plain heavy cloths
NEW YORK, April B, noon.-Cotton firm;
sales 573 bales; middling uplandS 10 3-16c; mid
ding Orleans 10 7-16c.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: April delivery 10 09c; May delivery
10 15c June delivery 10 PC; July delivery 10 29c;
August delivery 10 35c; September 9 93c.
300 p, m.-Cotton market closed steady;
middling uplands 1014c, middling Orleans
1903 bales, gross 1S4S bales.
Futures Market quiet but steady, with sales
of 10000 bales, as follows April delivery 10 OF
G10 csc, May delivery 10 12ml0 13c June d.
livery 10 20910 21c, July 10 @7G10 2Sc, August
10 $500 34c, September 0 9109 SIC, October
971G19 re, November 61o 9 &c, December
62 90 &c, January 1909 73c, February 9 rs
Q9 Soc
The Suns cotton review saws: Futures
opened at small a advance, due to stronger
reports from Liverpool and Manchester, but at
the advance the demand came almost to a
standstill, and selling to realize caused part of
the early improvement TO be lost. Interior re-
ceipts were small but port receipts were pretty
full.
GALVESTON, April 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 101kc; net receipts 1857 bales, gross 2193:
sales So bales; stock II, 147 bales; exports, to
the continent 1895 bales.
NORFOLK, April 3.-Cotton firm; middling
10c; net receipts 41S bales, gross ABS; sales SOL
bales; stock 1880 bales; exports to the CONT
nent bales.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
10Ac; net receipts none. gross 600 bales
sales none; stock 10,S24 bales; exports, to
Great Britain ! 200 bales.
BosroN, April 3-COtton quiet; mddling 10A
@10Ssc; net receipts 107 bales, gross ,291 sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
1858 bales.
WILMINGTON April 3.-Cotton quiet but
easy; Kidding 93sc; net receipts SO bales,
z DalaSs
coastwise 694 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1O2sc; net receipts none, gross 633 bales;
NEW ORLEANS. April 3.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10c net receipts 1899 bales, gross
1855; sales 4, 800 bales; stock 1874, 142 bales;
ports, to Great Britain 2,197 bales; coastwise
MOBILE, April S.-Cotton steady; middling
SIC; net receipts bales, gross 9;
sales 200 bales; stock l1,099 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS April 3.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 15-16c; receipts 1896 bales; shipments
2,94S bales; sales 2,4OO bales; stock 55,50s
bales.
AUGUSTA, April 3-Cotton was steady; mid
ding 10 Lice; receipts 175 bales; shipments 1879;
sales none; stock 7.70S bales
CHARLESTON, April 3-Cotton firm; middling
1O1sc: net receipts 634 bales, gross 634; sales
go bales; stock s,73S bales; exports, coastwise
$50 bales
ATLANTA April S.-Cotton quiet; middling 1Oc;
New YORK, April 3.-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day - bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1866 bales, to the continent
1855 bales; stock at all American ports 552, 1903
bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April 3. noon.-Wheat steady; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparngly. Corn firm
and demand fair; new mixed Western IS 934d.
NEW York, April 2, noon.-Flour dull and
weak Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
but firmer Pork dull and unchanged at Sl3 0
OLA 90. Lard quiet and easy at 81 3D. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy
Wheat ON spot strong and nc higher; options
moderately active and strong; No. red, April
delivery Si14c, May delivery SS16c, June de-
6D9ac higher and strong; No. ., 43GG4314c Ia
elevator; options dull but strong; April delivery
43 1-16@434c, May and June delivery 1910
Oats on spot quiet and barely steady; options
dull and weak; April delivery 1904 a 305sc May
delivery 303Ac, June delivery 303Ac; No. on spot
31D32c; mixed Western 30033c. Hops quiet
but steady. Coffee-options closed steady;
April delivery 10 7561i5 Soc, May delivery 10 IS
61i6 OOc, June delivery 10 00GD 10 05c; spot Rio
but quiet; fair refining 11-lGc; refined quiet
and steady. Molasses-Forelgn rather easy;
500 test 25I6c; New orleans dull, open kettle,
good to fancy 2S142c. Petroleum was quiet
but firm. Cotton seed oil was quiet. Hides
were quiet but steady. Wool weak and quiet.
PorK lower old mess Sl2 j0813 90; new mess
Sl3 6Q@l3 IS; extra prime s12 90 Beef quiet.
Beef hams dull Tered beef slow Cut meas
quiet. Middles easy; short clear So IS. Lard
options-April delivery S. IS asked, May de-
liverv az 2ggn7 20 lime delivery A. 81 FreightS