The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-26

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amounted 10 100 bales new dockets and 500
1 bales old.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
oSVeO oles'
\ forwarded from ships side. 5000 bales;
actual export 5000 bales; total imports 5000
bales-American $1,000: total stock 1,i1l,0OO
bales = American $4,000 bales; total ahoat
$4,000 bales-American IS. coo bales
| Up. m--Sales of the day included $500 bales
/ OF American
American good middhng 9-l6d, middhng
6 7-l6d, low middling 5-16d, good ordinary
/ D 3-l6t. ordinary Cd.
| tutureS-Ameucan middling, low middling
clause, April delivery esd, sellers; April and
May delivery 2s-S4d, sellers; May and June
| delivery 2S-64d, sellers; June aud July slivery
| . 29-64d, sellers, July and August delivery
/ SO-64d, buyers. August delivery 6 3l-64d,
sellers; August aud September delivery 2S-6Id,
\ buyers; September delivery 6 2S-64d, buyers;
| September and October delivery 4-6id;
October and November delivery 60-6ld, buyers;
/ Market steady.
4:0Op. MIXTURES: American miidling. low
| mddling clause, April delivery 26-6ld, value;
April and May delivery 26-64d. value; May
and June delivery 6 27-64d, sellers; June aud
| delivery, 29-6sd, sellers; August delivery
| 2t6id, sellers; August aud september delivery
6 81 SD, sellers; september delivery 2S-64d,
| sellers; september and October delivery 4-6id,
| sellers; October M November delivery 5 60-6id,
sellers. Market closed easy.
1 NEW YORK, April 2S, noon.-Cotton opened
/ quiet, miudnng uplandS llakc. mdQl1ng
orleans u 1-i6c; sales to-day 2a7 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: April delivery II zoe; May delivery
IL 9ic; June delivery II 9lc; July delivery
| II 9Sc; August delivery IL VIC, september de-
| livery II &c.
500 p. motion closed steady; middling
| 111sc; low middling II 7-16c, good ordinary
| 10 9-16c; net receipts at this port to-day 373
bales, gross $50 bales; sales to-day sOi bales,
| all spinners; exports, to Great Britain 3,476
bales. forwarded 90 bales, stock 1874 1874 bales.
| Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of 900 bales, as follows: April delivery
| II s5411 SIC; May delivery II SOIL Sc; June
| delivery II SSDli sec, July delivery IL 500
II eOc August delivery II sSCGll SIC, September
| delivery II 206D1l BIC, October delivery 10 75ap
| 10 7tc, November delivery 10 Ss010 SOC. Deem
| Der delivery 10 5B010 SIC, January delivery
| 10 5SD@10 59c, Febrdary delivery 10 62Gel0 64c.
Weekly net receipts at New York 1909
| bales, gross 1880; exports, to Great Britain
| 1870 bales, TO France sos, to the continent
| 3,G6; forwarded 2,94S bales sales 1859 bales
| spinners 1865.
| The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
| opened higher this morning summer months
| going nearer 12 cents than they had done be-
| fore this season, namely IL 93c for July, in re-
Spouse TO much greater advance at Liverpool,
/ but IL was evident the edge was off the bull
movement Heavy selling began and continued
| down TO the very close, under which the early
| advance was nearly lost. IL was believed TO be
| doubtful il prices can he forced much hi cher
| Al any rate il was regarded as a wise thing to
| reduce holdings Thus the market became
| merely one of sentiment without much regard
to legitimate Influences. Cotton Oh spot is
| Lice dearer and quiet.
GALVESTON, April 25.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1l4sc.
NORFOLK, April 25.-Cotton firm; middling
11sAc.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Cotton firm middling
114.
BOSTON, April 25.-Cotton firm; middling
i13Sc.
WnMINaroN. April s5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding llMc.
PHILADELPHIA. April c5-cotton firm; mid.
ding lsc.
Futures The market closed steady, with
| sales of p, 100 bales, as tollows April de-
livery II S0c, May delivery II 7lc, June delivery
II 1Jc, July II SIC, August IL rec. september
| 10 76c, October 10 2Sc, November 10 14c, Deem
Der 10 i4c, January 10 1sc, February 10 &c.
MOBILE, April 25.-Cotton firm; middling
11SSc.
MEMPHIS. April a5.--Cotton firm; middling
| 17-l6c.
AUGUSTA, April 25.-Cotton firm; middling
| 11ttc.
CHARLESTON, April 25.-Cotton firm; middling
MosraoMERY, April 25.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880.
Niacon-Not received
COLUMBUS, April 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1O3sc.
NASHVILLE, April 25.-Cotton quiet; mid
SELMA, April 2o.-Cotton firm, middiinp
| i0Isc.
ROME, April 25.-Cotton steady: middIing
lie.
NEW Yo1K, April 25.-ConsoIi ated net re-.
ceipJs at al cotton ports to-day were 6, 10.
bales; exports, o Great Britain ,a22 bales, TO
the continent 800 bales; stock at all Ameri
can ports 263.5S3 bales
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for the
week 1859 bales; exports, to Great Britain
2S 3sS bales, to France 1903, TO the continent
1852 channel, $685..
Total net receipts since Sept. /, 5, 662 1863 bales
exports, to Great Britain 1914 bales. to
France AS, 219, to the continent 100, 090 bales
channel II, 552 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, April IS. noon.-wheat quiet
demand poor; holders offer moderately; re.
ceipts of wheat for the past three days We're
$3.50 centals, of which 2J3, 900 were American.
Corn easy; demand poor; receipts Of American
corn for the past three days lHs0O centals.
Weather fine.
NEW YORK, April 25, noon;-FIour quiet and
easy. WasaL quiet but steady. Corn dull aud
| easier Pork quiet an firm at Si2 25l1i4 %.
Lari quiet and steady at 81 6215. Freights
| easy
| heavy. Wheat irregular and quiet, closing firm
| No. . red, 96096l1c in elevator; options dun,
| closing steady; No. red. April delivery CSC,
| May delivery 9j14c June delivery 935sc Corn
| irregular, less active and weak; No. 2 4209 &c
| in elevator; options dull-May delivery 40c, June
delivery 4Oc, July delivery 401ac, Oats steady;
| options dull and eaSler-AprlI delivery o3l2c,
1 May delivery 30Xc. June delivery .9z6c. Hops
4 quiet and steady; state 15011Bc, old so re.
| CoIfee-options closed steady; April delivery
| 10 95c; May delivery 16 756Ii5 Sc; June delivery
| 10 G5116 zoe; spot Rio steadier but dull-fair
cargoes 2Oc. Sugar, raw firm ana in fair demand;
| fair refining 5Ge5 lie; centrifugals. 80 test,
9-16c; refined closed firm and mora active
| or A 9-l6Q5Aic, mould A 5-16c, standard
| A SIC, confectioners' A SIC, cut loaf INC,
| crushed nc, powdered 7i6c, granulate1
| 6l4c MolassesAF Foreign steady, 500 test gle;
| New Orleans, common to fancy firm. Petroleum
| steady; refined, here, 81 20; crude, at Parkers,
| 81 30. Cotton seed oil strong for crude and
| yellow. Wool steady and quiet. Pork dull.
| Beef firm: extra mess 81 2JGD7 80. Beef hams
| closed strong at 9t5. Tierced beef quiet city
| extra Indiamess, S12 50Ol3 o.. Cut meats firm.
| Middles firm. Lard higher aud firm; western
| steam So 65 options-May delivery So 80 bid,
June delivery IS &C.. Freights to Liverpool
! weak cotton, per steam 3-32d.
| CHICAGO, April ga fair business was
| transacted in wheat to-day, and fluctuations
| were again confined within moderate limits, and
| no new features were developed. The market
| to-day ruled quieter than on any day since the
| advance started in. The opening was about
| the same the closing figures OF yesterday,
| closed SIC for May and nc lower for July than
| yesterday. There was nothing In the way of
| outside news to affect the market particularly.
| Corn was only moderately active, the market
| ruling rather dull, with the feeling somewhat
easier. Operations were largely local and fiuc-
tuations narrow. The market opened a shade
| under the closing yesterday, was easy for q
| time rallied little, but closed weak and SIC
| lower than yesterday. Oats were quiet and