The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-20

week amounted to S214, ga, of which S13 500
was in gold and 500, 734 in silver; of the total
| exports $780, 900 in silver went to Europe and
| all the gold and SIPS in silver went to South
| America. The imports of specie for the port
| OF New York for the week amounted to
| sl66907, of which Sl2s,959 was in gold and
| .943 In silver.
The weekly statement of the associated banks
| issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
Reserve increased ........,..,........S $40 90
Loans decreased. Observation-Disclosures. ass 200
Specie decreased. ............. 905, 500
Legal tenders increased .-......... !, al 800
| Deposits decreased. Observation-Disclosures. 1854 600
| Circulation increased. ................. 10000
Banks now hold 1884 40 in excess OF the %
| per cent. rule
| COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL. April 10, noon.-Cotton firm and
in fair demand; American middling 6 5-16d
sales 1000 bales OF which 900 were for specu-
lation and export; receipts $500 bales-Amer-
| can 900 bales.
Futures-Anerican md ling, low middling
clause April and May delivery 1860. also
| 9 1854; May and June delivery 21-6Id also
8 2O-64d; June and July delivery 23-64d, also
8 2s-64d; July and August delivery 8 256id
also6 23-54d; August delivery 25-64d; August
| and September delivery 24-64d September de
livery 623-64d, also 6 e2-6id; September and
Der delivery 55-64i. Market firm; since be-
| come dull
1p.m.-Sales of the day included Goo bales
| or American.
| American middling Sled
| tutures-American middling low middling
| clause April delivery 1S-6id sellers; April and
May delivery ls-64d, sellers; May and June
8 2064d, sellers; June and July delivery 81 sd
| buyers; July and August delivery 23-54d
sellers; August delivery 23-64d, sellers; August
and September delivery 6 21-6ld, buyers; Sep
| TENDER and October delivery 63-64d. buyers;
| OcUober and November delivery 54-64d sellers
| Market closed steady.
Nav YORK, April 10, noon.-Cotton opened
firm; middling uplands II 1880; middling Or
II a nc no lao
| Futures-Market opened steady and closed
| firm, with sales as follows: April delivery
opened at II I6c and closed at II 76c; May
| opened at II ne and closed at II SOC; July
| opened at II 76c and closed at II Sic; August
| opened at II 75c and closed at II 79c; Septem-
Der delivery opened at II 12c and closed at
II lac.
500 p: m.-Cotton closed firm; middling up
lands IL l3-l6c, mlddling Orleans 12c; net re-
celpts at this port to-day = bales gross 1880;
| no sales, last evening POO bales.
Futures-The market closed firm, with
sales of 1890 bales, as follows: April delivery
i,1G9ii re; May delivery II so91l Sic; June
| II SIC, August delivery II 79611 SOC, September
delivery II 1401l 15c, October delivery 10 6361
| 10 zoe, November delivery 10 5000 49c, Decem-
per delivery 10 4o0lO 49c, January delivery
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
| futures opened easier, the Liverpool report not
being quite satisfactory to the bulls that is,
1 Iudt UldIkeC Op6uoQ uodr6r, Dut declined to
/ Fridays closing figures. But our lower open
i ing was followed by an advance, which carried
prices up 2O3 points. the upward turn being
| attributed to purchases by eleventh hour bulls
| who are now sure this crop will go to 1216c.
| Severe weather in the trans Mississippi region
| threatens disaster to the young plant in Texas,
but next crop improved very little
| GALVESTON, April 1g.-Cotton firm; mid
ding II &c; net receipts 65 bales, gross IS; sales
| - bales; stock 1850 bales.
| NORFOLK, April 19.-Cotton firm; miidlng
1 To-, s.r~kn k-,I.Ne o.
bales; stock II, 403 bales; exports, coastwse 126
| bales.
BALrIxoRE, April 19. Cotton nominal; mid
ding ll9Se; net receipts - bales, gross =;
BosroN, April 19.-Cotton firm; middling
l17Sc; net rec ipts 179 bales gross 349; sales
| none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, April 19.-Cotton firm; middliny
| 111sc; net receipts bales gross 3; sales -
baes; stock 1859 bales; exports, coastwise $50
| bales.
ding II 1870; net receipts 81 bales gross AGO.
| STOCK X, 2233 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 19.-Cotton market
firm; mddling II 7-1dc; net receipts 81 bales,
gross ,272; sales 900 bales; stock So 53l bales
exports coastwise 1856 bales.
| Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 20, 400 bales, as follows: April delivery
| II SOC, May delivery II &c. June delivery II 69c
July delivery II &C. August delivery II &C,
| September delivery 10 soc, October delivery
| 10 21c, November delivery 10 Csc, December de-
livery 10 0Gc January delivery 10 l0c, February
| delivery 10 14c.
| MOBILE April l9.-Cotton firm; middling
| 114c; net receipts y bales. gross 81 sales 100
bal s.; stock 01O6 bales; exports, coastwise
| sol bales.
| MEMPHIS, April 19.-Cotton market firm;
middling II 5-16c; receipts 81 bales; shipments
400 bales sales 66S bales: stock 1896 baies.
| AUGUSTA, April 19.-Cotuon firm; mldiling
| II 3-16c; receiOts 279 bales; shipments 25 bales:
| sales g.; stock 2, 210 bales.
| CHARLESTON, April 19.-Cotton market firm;
mid ling 1llsc; net receips bales, gross 5;
sales - bales stock 3,349 bales; exports, coast
! wise 563 bales.
ATLANTA, April t9.-Cotuon steady; middling
| 10Nc; no receipts.
NET 1oaK April 19.-Consoli ated ret re-
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were 2,257
| bales; exports, 10 G eat Britain - bales, to
| the continent $50 bales; stock at all American
| ports 2S9 $50 bales.
world is 2,53464S bales of which 1910, S48 bales
| are American, against 2.2S1 ,1S4 and 1,7O66S4
| bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
| interior towns for the week 10,999 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations r. 32S bales. Crop in
| sight 6, 956 901 bales
| New ORLEANS, April 1e-Net overland move
ment for the week ending April IS, inclusive.
| were S,31S bales, against $685. bales for the
same week last year; total since Sept. /, e83 157
| bales, against 900,3S6 last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight for the week So 2i6 bales
| against 4l947 bales last year; total thus far
| for month of April C, Oil bales, against 95 631
bales for the same time last year, and total since
Sept OF 1888, 413 bales, against $3.50 T18 bales
| last year Northern mill takngs and Canada
overland for the week were IL, 7S1 bales, against
| 1881 bales for same week last year. making
| the total from Sept. to date 1,722, ISL bales
| against l,714992. bales for the same date
! last year. Decrease during the week in stocks
/ at the ports and Twenty-Five leading interior
southern markets. 32,324 bales, against As l4)
this week last year. Stocks at interior towns
and ports are now 1877, 9f9 bales less than they
were at this time last year.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
| LIVERPOOL, April 10. noon-Wheat firm;
demand improving; holders offer sparingly;
California No. l, IS 2lsd red western winter rs
| 67s Id. Corn steady; demand poor.
| New York, April 10, noon.-Fiour quiet but
| firm. Wheat active but firm. Corn quiet but
| firm. Pork dull AMI steady at S12 25014 Lard
quiet but easy at Sc 80. Freights easy.
900 d. m.-SOuthern flour strong and dull.
| Wheat quiet and 149is4c higher; No. red,
| 964c in elevator; options closed moderately
actlve-April delivery $3.50, May delivery
96lEc. Corn steady: No. 2 4s4042tfc in ele-
vatori options firner - April delivery Also,