The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-16


Tennessee Is 80. 10s Richmond & Ale 2l*
IS So. 103T kichm'd 4 w. PIT.
| Tennessee s. 3s.. 74lS Terminal. 21k
| Nirg MIA 6s .,.... so Rock Island 80. 90@
| Va. Is cons oli tei ~ st. Paul .... 6SSs
| Ches. & Oaio. ... - preferred 1l3i4
| Northwestern. HOS Texas Pacific. - 1919
preferred 1919 Tenn Coal & lroa. AZ
| Della and Lack. 1868 Union Pa life. -. 631a
Erie .............. 24N n. J. ntral. 1915
East Tenness se. 8js Missouri Pacific =. 7l5s
Lake Shore. ..... 1925 Western Union. e.. SlSk
L'ville & Na'h. e. IS Cotton Oil cerrii. 2G1s
Memphis & Clac. 81 Bru1swick...... 2711
Mobile e Ohio. 1917 Mobile & Ohio As. 534
| Nash & Chatt'a. 10l
+Bid.
LfgERPooL. April Is. noon.-Cotton firm
| good demand; American middling 3.16i;
| sales 10000 bales of which 1,000 were for
| speculation and export; receipts 900 bales
=, 100 American.
| Futures A uerican N d Hing, low ruiddlins
| clause, April and May delivery II Gid; May
| and June delivery 1864. also 1861 June
and July delivery 6 i5-6lll6 I6-64d: July and
August delivery s 16-6imG l7-6id August and
| September delivery 15-64606 1905 l6-6ld;
September deliveryD 1896 17-64 G6 lG-64d;
| September and October delivery 5 5S-64m
| 5 59-64d october and November delivery 5 5064d.
| Market firm
p.m.-Sales of the day included 400 bales
| of American.
| American middling Sled
| Futuras-Amencau middling, low middling
clause, April delivery 12-64d, buyers; April and
| May delivery I2-6id buyers; May and June
l5-64d, sellers; June and July delivery l7-64d,
\ sellers; July and August delivery 1864,
| buyers August aud September delivery 1854
| sellers; August AMI September and September
| delivery 17-d4d, sellers; September and
| November delivery 5O-64d. buyers. Market
| steady.
4:00p. MIXTURES: American mi idlinS, low
middling ella Use, April delivery l4-64d, sellers;
| April and May delivery 1860. sellers May and
| June delivery l6-6ld. sellers; June and July
\ delivery 1S64d, sellers; July and Au yust
| delivery O-64d buyers; August delivery
| 1s64d sellers; September delivery 1854,
| sellers; September and October delivery
| 6l-64d, sellers; October and November delivery
s 5l-6ld, sellers. Market closed steady.
Nsw YORK, April IS, noon.--Coulon opened
| firm middling uplands 11$4c; mddling Orleans
| IL l5-16c sales II bales.
Futures - Market opened firm, with sales as
follows: April delivery II roc; May delivery
II 72c; June delivery II re; July delivery
II 74c; August delivery II tic, September de-
| livery II 09c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middling
uplands 1lAc, middling Orleans IL l5-16c; net
receipts at this port to-day - bales, gross
| 2,.3 bales; sales to-day 21l bales.
Futures-The market closed barely steady
with es of $500 bales, as follows: April de-
livery II 69011 zoe; May delivery II n0ll re;
June delivery II 7291l &c. July delivery IL "a
| oil 15c. August delivery II 70@11 Tic, Septem
Der delivery II 1O01 lie. October delivery
| december delivery 10 4l@l0 42c, January de.
livery 10 5000 44c, February delivery 10 400
| 10 4Sc.
| The SUMS COTTON review says: Cotton
| futures opened quite buoyantly on a stronger
| report from Liverpool, where as yesterday
| large spot business, 1900 bales, was more con-
| sdered than higher prices there for futures At
| ii zoe for August halt was called in specula-
| tion, and some of the improvem snt was lost I'M
| der sales to realize. The pending Butterworth
| bill caused considerable uneasness, and, no
| doubt, checked the advance. There is scarcely
| a doubt that the planters would have sold the
| recent crop of cotton for 1e pound less than
they received for it had it not b sen for specula-
| tion, for Europe would have got all our cotton
| at low prices, and perhaps sold some of it back
\ to us at their own figures.
| GALVESTON, April 15-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 15l6c; net rece pts 81 bales, gross 81;
| sales - bales; stock 40 bales
NORFOLK, April l5-Cotton Arm; mi idling
| 11Ac net receipts 30 bales, gross so; sales 31S
bales; stock 10, $50 bales; exports, coastwse 3ls
| bales
BALTIMORE, April 15.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding lIl5e; net receipts bales, gross S35:
sales - bales; stock 1888 bales: exports to
| Great Britain 1874 bales, to the continent 100
| bales.
Bosros, April 15.-Cotton firm; middling
| II 13.16c: net rec ipts 131 bales, gross LOIS;
sales none: stock none; exports,to Great Britain
| 236 bales.
NILMrNaroN, April 15-Cotton firm; middling
| lie; net rec sIpts none, gross none; sales -
| ba'es; STOCK 5,29S bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Cotton firm; mid
ding II 1886; net recef pts 106 bales gross I06
STOCK IL ,216 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-Cotton market
firm; niddling II 1896; net receipts SIC bales
gross 537; sales 800 bales: stock 113, 055 bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 81 400 bales, as follows: April delivery
II 29c, May delivery IL 34c, June delivery II 44c,
July delivery II 49c, August delivery II 35c,
10 13c, Novem GER delivery 9 99c, December de-
livery 9 99c, January delivery 10 Ole, February
delivery 10 10c.
MOBILE, April l5.-Cot.on nominal: middlpg
lie; net rec ipts bale. oss /; sales =
bal s; stock Il. 2S2 bales; exports. coastwiss
SOL bales.
MEMPHIS April 15.-Cotton market firm;
middling 11}sc; recei ITS 14l bales; shipments
AS bales; sales 400 bales; stock, corrected,
u, S4t bales.
AUGUSTA, April 15.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1115c; receipts los bales: shipments II bales;
sales none; stock 1861 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aprn 15.-Cotton market firm;
mid ling closed at lie; net receip 20 bales,
gross 20; sales 100 bales; stock 4,141 bales; ex
ports, coastwise 5I8 bales.
ATLANTA, april l5.-CotJon steady; mddling
1094c; no receipts
iEw YORK, April 15.-con'o i ated ret re-
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were LAS
bales; exeorts, 70 Great Britain 1850 bales,
to France -, to the continent 800 bales; stock
at all American ports S22,35o bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, April Is. noon.-wheat firm;
demand improving; holders offer sparingy; re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days were
200 centals, of which g., 900 were American.
Corn firm demand active; receipts Of American
corn for the past three days 1880 centals.
Weather cold, with more or less rain.
New YORK, April Is, noon.-Flour quiet and
firm Wheat quiet and weak. Corn active and
easier. Pork quiet and strong at $l2 5oG14 90.
Lard dull but steady at 81 80 Freights easy.
500 d. m.-Southern flour closed weak;
common 20 fair extra 81 35G2 3d. good to
choice extra $685. Is. Wheat dull and heavy;
No. 2 red 92}zGe9314c in elevator; options less
active and heavy; No. 2 red, April delivery
92I<c May delivery 92i6c. June delivery 91s4c.
July delivery 9OLac, August delivery S314c. Corn
active closing heavy; No. 2 cash 40l5G,4l14c in
elevator; options fairy active and heavy--Aprii
delivery 3a5zc, May delivery 39,sc, June delivery
3azkc Oats less active and weaker; options
qtiet-April delivery 305sc. May delivery 295sc,
easy aud quiet; State 100 i6c. old b61i2c Coffee
-nntians closed barely steady. April delivery