The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-17

h.Caroiinacoas S .l93l4 Nor. Paci ic..... 800
N.CRroina cons Is 96A - pref 1919
So. Caro- tBrowa Pacific Mall $500. 4OIS
consois) ........ 101f Reading. .... 4l5s
Tennessee So los Richmond & Ale. 20 .
SIS $3.50 02A Richm'd & w. PIT.
Tennessee 50 3s... IS Terminal =. 21ss
Virg MIA js.. 49,. so Rock Islam $500. 90ls
| Va. Is co lsoli'tsl 40 st. Paul . 6SS
| Ches & Ohio. 80. preferred lib
Northwestern. 1101S Texas Pacific, 1919
preferred. - Tenn. Coal & IroA. 4Sl4
| Della. and Lack. 1878 Union Pacific. 49,. $685.
Erie .............. 2412 \. J. Central 119A
East Tennessee. SIS Missouri Pacific =. n u
Lake Shore. ...... 1925 Western Unoa. 80
l. vile & Nash.-.- S4>s Cotton oil cerIih. 26IS
| Memphis & Char. % Bru lswick..... 80
Mobne& Ohlo..., ID Mobile & Ohio As 6SlS
Nash. q Chatt'a.. 102
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. April 16. noon.--Cotton-
| large at advancing prices; American midiling
6 3l6d; sales Is, 600 bales, of which 1000 were
for speculation and export; receipts 900 bales
| $500 American.
| Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 5000 bales of American and 2, 800 bales
| Brazilian.
| Futures American m d ling, low middling
clause, April delivery 15-64d; April and May
delivery l46406 15-6Id May and June deliv-
cry 17-6i06 1s-64d. also 6 1764d; June
and July delivery 20-64G6 21-64d; July and
August delivery so-6id; August delivery 6 2O-64
| GD6 2l-6id; August and September delivery
6 1906 ls-64d; September delivery 1854;
| September and October delivery 42-6id.
| Market opened firm, since became quiet.
| The ten ters of deliveries at Jo-day's clearings
| amounted to 800 ba es new dockets and 400
| bales old.
2p.m.-Sales of the day included g. 100 bales
of American.
American good middling 6ski middlng
| 9 l-l6d. low middling 6lsd, good ordinary
| Cd. ordinary Is I'D.
| Futurss-Anerican middling, low middling
clause April delivery 15-G4d, sellers; April and
May delivery 15-6ld, sellers May and June
q l7-6id, buyers; June and July elivery 19-64d,
| sellers; July and August delivery 20-6id,
August delivery 62l-64d sellers; August and
| September delivery 1864. sellers; September
| and October delivery 561-64d, buyers; October
and November delivery 51-6ld, value. Market
| steady.
| 4:O0p. MIXTURES: American mi ldling. low
nidilng ella Use, April delivery lG-64A, sellers;
! April aud May delivery l6-6id. sellers; May and
| June delivery 1S-6id, sellers; June and July
| delivery 2)-64d sellers; July and Au rust
delivery 2l6id buyers; August delivery
| 2l-64t. buyers; August and September delivery
| d l9-64d buyers; September delivery 2064d
| sellers; September and October delivery
| 636id, sellers; October and No yembeI delivery
| 53-64d, sellers. Market closed steady at the
| advance.
! MANCHESTER. April 16.-The Guardian says:
| The market is strong. Buyers in some OF the
| leading departments found distinctly harden
| ing tendency which decidedly checks business,
| though sales in some departments filled full
| average. The upward tendency of India and
| China exchange brought to book orders that
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| riiy le5sened free inquiry. Doubtless the rising
| exchange will strengthen prices here. The de-
| mand for other foreign markets is moderate.
| Immense difficulty is found in executing orders
| at full rates Home houses are buying eau
| tiously; but purchases contribute materially to
| sustaining prices and strengthening manlfact-
| urers. There is little more business in export
yarns, but intensity of desire to sell prevents
| an upward movement in prices. Buyers of cash
yarns for the continent had to pay full and oc-
| casio1aiy higher prices. Cloth is stronger
1 manufacturers
business, There is mild competition for near
delivery"
Nav York. April 16, noon.--Cot.on opened
steady; middling uplands 11S4c; m.ddlias Or
| leans II 15-16c; sales - bales.
| Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: April delivery II 15c; May delivery
II &c.: June delivery II nc; July delivery
| II 79c; August delivery IL &c Sc ItemOsr de-
| livery II ltc.
500 p. m-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 1l%c, middling Orleans II l5-16c; net
receipts at this port to-day $50 bales. gross
1872 oales sales to-day l34 bales,
| Futures - The market closed steady,
| with sales of 81, 200 bales, as follows: April de-
livery II 71G11 re; May delivery II BOIL TIC;
| oil zoe, August delivery II 10D1l tic, Septsm-
Der delivery II l20ll 13c, October delivery
| 10 Gee, November delivery 10 4l@l0 45c.
| december delivery 10 800 10 44c, January de-
| livery 10 45O10 46c, February delivery 10 400
| 10 soc.
| The Suns cotton review SAYS: Cotton
| futures opened dearer, but the market was to a
| great extent repetition OF yesterday. except
| that early months were better sustained, with
| large dealings for April to July Inclusive. Au-
| gust and next crop were TO a great extent neg
| lected, from apprehension of the effect of the
| Butterworth bill, and it was evident that but
| for the strength of early months n xt crop
| would have declined. A committee from the
cotton exchange left this afternoon for Wash
ington TO oppos the bill"
GALVESTON, April 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lie; net rece pts Al bales, gross &c; sales
81 bales; stock 1862 bales.
NORFOLK, April l6.-Cotton STEADY; mi idling
II 3l6c; net receipts % bales, gro %; sales 53i
bales; stock 9,5S7 bales; exports. coastwise l6
bales.
ding Il2s:; net receipts 564 bales, gross 564
sales - bales; stock 5.1j2 bales.
Bos rom April 16.-Cotton firm; mddling
111Ac; net rec ipts 106 bales, gross Si3; sales
none: stock none.
WILMINGTON, April 16.--Cot on firm; middling
lie; net rec ipts 2 bales, gross ~; sales -
ba es; stock $500 bales.
PHILADzLPHIA, April 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding IL l5-16c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 5
stock 1872 bales.
New ORL ;ANs. April 16.-Cotton market
firm; midding 1fAc; net receipts 1913 bales
gross p 03O; sales $50 bales; stock l0f 80 bales
exports, to France ,9S7 bales to the continent
1872 coastwise 1910.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of s., 300 bales as follows: April delivery
II sc, May delivery IL 36c, June delivery II 45c
July delivery II SIC, August delivery II 3sc,
Sc Dtember delivery 10 SIC, October delivery
10 13c, November delivery . Csc, December de-
livery CSC, January delivery 10 O2c, February
delivery 10 07c
MOBILE, April t6.-coJson firm; mi idliDg
lie; net rec pts 123 bales. .oss 1922 sales 200
BALI stock 1874 bales; exports, coastwise
40 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 16.-Cotton market firm;
middling 1116c; receipts 1873 bales; shipments
l, 100 bales; sales S3e bales; stock 2l,0S5 ba.es.
AUGUSTA, April 16.-Cotton firm; ruddling
11Mc; receipts 1877 bales; shipments 800 bales;
sales 4S1: stock 6,72S bales.
CHARLESTON, April 16.-Cotton market firm;
mid ling lie; net receps 81 bales, gross 80;
sales = bales; stock 4.233 bales.
ATLANTA, April 16.-CotUon steady; middling
l031c; no receipts.
,Kw Tx, April Icon 'oli ated net re-
ceipus at ali cotton DOR today were 1857
baes; exoor S, TO Great Bri ain 1913 bales,
to France 1885, to the continent 1873 bales; stock
at all American ports 317,05l bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, April 16. noon.-Wheat quiet;
demand fallen off; holders offer moderately.
Corn quiet; demand fallen off.
NEW YoRK, April IS, noon.--FIour dull and
easy Wheat active, feverish and higher. Corn
dull but higher. PORK dull and weak at S12 ESQ
400. Lard dull and easy at So 10. Ereights
easy.
500 D. m-Southern flour closed firm.
Wheat unsettled; options quiet; No. rad, 1914
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