The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-28

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Della an ii Lack. 1919 Texas Paciic. Gee. 2lA
Erie ............... 20 Teun Coal & Iron. 10
East Tennessee. Q Union Pacific. .... 609s
Lake Shore. ... 1885 n. J. G. ntraI Gee. 96$s
L'vilie & Nash 6.H Missouri Pacifc @. rs
Memphis & Char. to Western Union. s5lS
Mobile & Ohio. 9l5 Cotton Oil certid, 5514
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The weekly statement OF the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve Increased .,...........,.....S $40 800
Loans decreased OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 300
| Specie decreased .... ............. hl}.S00
Legal tenders increased. ............. 1901 800
| Deposits increased ........ ..........- $500
Circulation decreased. e.. .............. 1000
Banks now hold 5l3 426, $50 in excess of the %
| per cent, rule.
COTTON
LIvFRPooJ, April e. uoon-Cottou quiet with
| limited inquiry; American middllng Cd; sales
| 1000 ba es, for speculation ana export 500;
| receipts 1900 bales, all American.
tutures-American middng, low middling
6 l-64d; June and July delivery 3-64d, also
2-6idi July and august delivery 1911; Au-
gust and September 62-64d, also 6l-6li Sep
| TENDER and October 44-64d, also 43-64d; Oc-
tooer and November delivery 3i-6id. Market
quiet,
100 p. m-sales of the day included $500
| bales Of American.
American middling Cd.
| Futures-Aner can middllng, low middling
| claus Aprtl delivery Sod. sellers; April and
!, j
June and July 8 Sold, sell RS; July and August
3-64d, sellers; August and september e. Gid,
| buyers; September and October 45-64t sellers;
| October and November SOD. sellers; Sep
! TENDER 626id, buyers. Futures closed firm.
I NEW YORK. April n, noon.-Cotton quiet
and firm; Nj idling ,uplands lie, middling Or
| leans ll4c, Gales to-day 1879 bales.
FutureS-The market opened steady and closed
steady, with sales as follows: April deIvery
| opened at c and closed at 10 &c; May
opened at 10 SIC and closed at 10 Sic; June
/ mad aF = 60 and nlsa of 4 ltrtN
| opened at 10 Ole and closed at 10 90c; August
| opened ut &C and closed at 10 Ole; Septem-
Der opened at 10 DC and closed at 10 &c.
500 y u.-Cottou closed quiet and firm: sales
| today 1903 bales, last evening IS bales; miduliag
| upiands lie; mi1dbug Orleans 1l14c; net re-
| ceipts 4SS bales, gross 1874
Futures Market closed very steady, with
sales of $1,000 bales as follows; May delivery
| 10 S308l0 Sc Jun delivery 10 S6G31O SIC, july
| delivery 10 9lG1l0 92c, August delivery 10 500
! 10 96c, September delivery 10 26@i0 &c, October
| 9 % 80 Csc November . 50 . Sic. December
| 8 S5119 SEC January 800 Csc, February 10 OF
IA 10 04c, March 10 Halo SC.
| The sun slCottop review says: Cotton flu
| lures made an advance of a few points on u
| firmer report from Liverpool and an Improve
| ment in spot cotton, but speculation was dull
| and best prices Of the morning we're not sus
| tained. There was some contradiction III re-
| ports from Manchester, ana while bulls were
! confident they were inclined to proceed with
III CT caution. We now begin TO run against
| pretty full p 1T receipts"
| GALVESTON, April 21-Cotton quiet; midiling
| 1876; net receipt III bales, gross III; sales 5l5
! bales; stock 10 li2 bales.
| NORFOLK, April &.-Cotto1 steady; niddling
/ 10 11l6c; net rec ipts 50 bales, gross 90; sales
| 100 bales; stock 4,7t9 bales; exports, COaStwise
400 baIss, to Great Britain 21l bales.
BALrBoRE, April 27.-C Cotton firm; middling
! lie; net receirtS III bales, gross III; sales -
| bales; stock .427 bales.
BosroN. Afril q Cotton quiet but firm;
middipg lie; net receipts l74 bales, gross 1Ol !;
sales none stock none; exports 10 Great Bri-
| tain is IS bales.
V1LMIxerox. April 27.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding 101ac; net Ieceipts "a bales, gross p;
| sales noue, stock 1,556 bales
PHILAD GLPHIA April 2.-Cottou firm; mid
| ding lie: ret receipts u bales. gross A.;
stocl 1857 bales; exports, to the continent 4s6
! balls.
/ new ORLEANS, April 27-Cotton firm; m d
ding 10 9-Gc; net receipts 1916 bales, gross 146;
ales 800 ba.es stock 130,731 bales; exports, to
Great Britaia $500 bales, 10 the continent o,l46
MOBILE, April 1-Cotton firm; middlug
f0l5c; II e receipts 70 bales, gross 70; sales 800
ba.es; stock 1908 bales; exports, coastwise 30
| bales.
MEMPHIS. April g7.-Cotton firm; middling
/ 10 Site; receipts 1868 bales; shipments 1873
bales; sales $50 bales; stoci 25,210 bales.
| AUGUSTA, april % --CotUOa firm; mid
| ding lL9zc; receipts 10 bales; shipments 1S4;
| sales none; stock 2,12f bales
| CHARLESTON, April 21.-CottOn nominal; mid
ling I01kc: net receipts IS bales, gross IL; sales
| 20; stoc "a bales; exports, to the ccnti-
neut 1905 bales coast wise b4J.
| ATLANTA April E.-Cotton steady; middling
J uplands 10I5c: receiOts rs bales.
! NEW ToRE,A April 2.-Cousoh lated net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day 252j bales; exports,
! To Great Britain $3.50 bales, to the continent
! l023a oales; STOCK at all American ports 420,212
| bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 223l.24 bales, Of which .u35 GA bales
/ ara American, against ., 400 l5l and 1856, ISL
/ bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
! interior towns for the week 1856 bales. Re
| eepts from plantations Ia, 4J7 bales Crop IA
| sight 6.614153 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April q. noon.-wheat firm;
/ demand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
! foraia No. !, Is ll4d Corn quiet; demand poor;
| new mixed western, IS 944d
NEW YORK, April q, noon.-F1our quiet but
| steadier Wheat active and firm. corn duh aud
| weak. Pork quiet and UNCHANGED at S13 o. q
| - p. Lard Quiet but finn at 81 20. Freishts
steady.
! sos T. m.-Flour, Southern quiet. Wheat
/ DUH aud nominally 16c hg eT; No. red, o3iqc
in store; options 3s11@c higher but heavy; No.
| red, prll delivery &c; Nay delivery 6334c,
| June delivery SI5Ac, July delivery Sec Corn 4
| ale loser and weak--No. :, 3l!3 pc in eeya-
| tor; options "a u lower; May delivery q &c,
June delivery ll44c, July delivery 42i4c. UAts
| dull and weak options save lower aGd weak;
! May delivery Csc, June delivery 2,c, July de
| livery 2Stlc. Hops firm; state 11N23o Coffee
| options closed steady and higher; May d.
! livery 10 60G16 Csc; June delivery l6 70c, july
! delivery lG use. Sugar-raW tirIeF but quiet;
| fair refining 6}SN5 TIC; ceHtrifusals, 9J-test,
| "a 7ssc; T. fined closed quiet but hrnl.
! Rlolasses- Foreign firm, % test 29c; New or.
| leans quiet Petroleum closed steady utquiet.
| Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and yellow.
/ Wool closed quiet. Hides steady but quiet.
! Beef quiet Beef hams duh Tierced beet in.
| active Cut meats slow. Mddles SLOW Lard
/ quiet but steody; Western steam. 81 22l6; op.
tions--May delivery S. -, June celivery ~ y,
! Ffeghts steady
CHICAGO. April 2--TradinZ IN wheat was
| suasmodicay active and the feeling unsettled.
| Prices advanced sharply from yesterday
q a.ng. but the advance was not sustained
| July ope ned 1Ac higher and advanced Z, sc more,
| tLen drclued &c, and closed sc higher tneu
! yesterday. large business was transacted ~
/ corn and lower prices we're established. Tee
| r.arket opened shade lower tcan the clJs.rg
| yesterday VAS steady Tor time, then 500 III
| Isc, reacted 56c, ruled steady, and closed 34c
| lower than yesterday. An active BUSINESS
| trauspired IN Gals, and a lower range d price
| was recorded. The opening was very weak a.
| 3tlL5c decline, Que 10 large arrivals. There wss
q rnsn 70 sell at the start aud tie lowest urices
! of the cay were made. The FIRST few niIute-
| after Sc llers had uuloaded buyers t1oG bold,
aad prices advanced 3EM4Gc. slight reaction
followed, but the close waS steady AZ about yes-
terday's close. Very little business was zone IN
hog rrCducts Prices averaged a tribe lcweT.
Anl fluctuations we're confined within a LAffOW
rauge closing at ABOUT medium figures.
Cash Quotations we're as follows: Flour
dull and Unchanged Wheat-SO spring s1GL
slLc; SO. red SIC Como. g SOC. oats
o. 20. 9, ei16q 2l5sc. Mess pork az el Co. Lard
az 60 ssFiG 50. short rios s. % ~ co. Snou.-