The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-19

| temoer delivery 2e03i, sellers; September
aud October delivery Cd. sellers; October and
firm.
s:OOp. MIXTURES: AnerI an miiilin-, low
midi ng ca Use. April delivery lS-6td, sellers;
April and May delivery Is-Gid sellers: May and
June delivery 20-5ld buyers; June and July
delivery d ss6ad, sellers; July and August
| 2l6it. sellers; August aud september delivery
| o 2s-6id, sellers; September delivery 22-Jid,
sellers; september and October delivery
O3-6ii, buy e-s; October and No sembeI delivery
5t6ld, sellers. Market closed quiet
| NEW YORK. April l., noDo.-cotton opened
firm; middling uplands II lS-l6c; mddhns Or
I leans l2c. aies 3T9 bales.
Futnres-harket opened steady. with sales as
| follows: April delivery II nc; May delivery
| II &c; June delivery II &c; July delivery
IL Sic; August delivery II &c, Sc ,temoer de
500 p. motion closed firm; middling
II a-l6c low middliag 1l3Sc. good ordinary
lOac; net recsipts at this port to-day 3 bales.
! gross 2)6 bales; sales to-day AS bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 3,sS5 bales, to the continent
1,a2l bales, forwarded %, spinners 2s9; stock
| 1881 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 1880 bales, as follows: April delivery
IL 76Gpll nc; May delivery II s5Bll 7gc; June
delivery II 7s@t7.c. Jolly delivery Ii 500
livery II 1901 I-c. October delivery 10 CSC
10 10c, november delivery 10 43Gl0 Soc Deem
Der delivery 10 is@i0 l9c, January delivery
10 1910 SOC. February delivery 10 5S;G10 5ic.
l.
bales gross li.3s5; exports, 60 Great Britain
6. $50 bales. TO France -, to the continent
3,94i; forwarded 1853 bales; sales i,7s7 bales,
spinners l,1i7.
The Sgn's cotton review SAYS: Cotton
futures opened 0uoyantly in response TO de-
cided advance in Liverpool, which took both
bulls aud bears by surprise. II was the current
belief that the higher Liverpool market was
due to the advance in silver aud its effect upon
Manchester. That market did not maintain its
best figures, and receded few points: but in
| al hun tuff IA
no apparent cause. The close was steady at
about the best figures OF the day. There was
active baying for July and August. September
was also fairly active, although crop accounts,
especially from Texas pointed TO early large
deliveries OF the next crop"
GALVESTON, April 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
lie,
NORFOLK, April 1S.-Cotton steady; middlng
ilSzc.
BALTIMORE, April 1s-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1lahc.
BosroS, April 1s.-Cotton firm; midding
tl36c.
wnmNeroN, April ls.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lie
| PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-Cotton firm: mid
ding IL l5-lIc.
Nav ORLEANS, April ls-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1850.
sales of 81, 800 bales, as follows: April de-
livery Ii 40c, May delivery II 53c June delivery
II DC, July II CSC, August IL SIC, September
10 b6c, October 10 1Sc, November 10 Csc, Decenl-
Der 10 U3c, January 10 O1c February 10 lie
MoBILE, April lS.-Cotton firm; rniddling
lie
MEMPHIS, April 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
AUGUSTA April ls.--Cotton firm; middling
II 13-lGc
CaARLEsToS, April 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
l1lsc.
MONTGOMERY. April 1s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lj3sc.
Macon-Not received.
.CoLCMsus. April ls.-Cotton quiet; mid
NASHVILLE, April 1s.-cotton steady; mid
ding 111sc.
sELMA, April 1s.-Cotton steady; middling
1850.
ROME, April ts.-Cotton steady; mddling
lie.
SEW 70 *, April 1s.-Conaol 'ated ret re-
oaes; exports, o Great i5rI iin 1881 bales,
to France =, to the continent 4 .i24 bales; STOCK
at all American pores 292 666 bales.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for the
waek 30 1888 bales; exports to Great Britain
9121 bales, to France 4,ss7, to the continent
1O70l.
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 5,642 7s4 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 2,592,5Oi bales, TO
France 6.4l6, to the continent ,i16 S07 bales,
channel e,.S bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIVERPOOL April IS. noon.-wheat steady;
demand poor; holders offer moderately; re-
$50 centals, Of which % 900 were American.
Corn quiet; demand poor; receipts Of American
corn for the past three days 1900 centals.
Weather partly cloudy.
| NEW YORK, April Is, noon.-Fiour quiet but
firm. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn dull but
stronger. PORK quiet AMI unchanged at Si2 Is
@i4. Lard quiet but firm at 81 s71l. Freights
| easy.
500 %. m.--Southern flour nrmer. Wheat
unusually active for export and milling; prices
| l1aJ i54c higher closing strong: No. fred, 95D
| g5Nc in elevator; options closed feverish 100
l3lc above yesterday; offerings moderate-No. 2
req, April delivery 9J4c, May delivery $3.50,
June delivery 93ttc july delivery 97S4c. Corn
stronger but less active: No. cash 4i3lGl42c
in elevator; options quiet and frmer - April
delivery s04c, May delivery 4014c. June deliy-
cry 40,sc, July delivery 4Otsc. Oats higher and
april delivery S24c. May delivery s01sc, June
delivery 2)3sc No. spot 32G33I6c; mixed
western 30933c. Hops quiet and easy; State
13@lsc old S@12c Coffee options closed
barely steady and unchanged to 10 points up;
April delivery II 001' &c alay delivery Il %
0.l1 l0c June delivery 10 S00l6 0jc, July de-
livery IL 20 10 15c; spot Rio armer and quiet
fair cargoes 296g90IGc Sugar raw firm and
moderately active; fair refining sc; centrlfu-
gals . Test. 5I5c refined quiet and steady
| OF A 538GD5 l3-l6c, mould A 5-l6c. standard
| A Lice, confectioners A 15-16c, cut loaf &C.
crushed &c. powdered CSC. granulated 3.16c
cubes 7-ltc. Molasses-Foreigu firm, 50o test
2t1Ae: New Orleans. common to fancy, steady
Petroleum higher; refined, here, 81 IS. Cotton
Seed oil firm for crude at 2sNQ32 c. Pork
strong. Beef steady. Beef hams firm. fierce
beef quiet Cut meats steady; picked Shout
uefS &c. AluQlSS Urln. Laru lower ana dull:
western steam So 80 city steam So IS; options
| May delivery So II bid. June delivery SO 49,
July delivery So 81, August delivery So 81.
Freights TO Liverpool easy; cotton, per steam
| 7-64d: grain, per steam I'D
CHICAGO, April 49,. Trade in wheat was good,
but the volume OF business to-day was not as
| large as the preceding days. The feeling was
again unsettled and operators were undecided
| as 70 what course TO pursue. Fluctuations were
| confined within a smaller range A batch of
| bull news was received from various quarters
| which started upward turn in prices early In
the day, advancing in all sc for May and &c
for July, WITH June following May. Later
however prices declined 1c for May and lie
for July, recovered, and closed about &c higher
for May and &c higher for July than yester-
day S closing. Corn was traded in TO fair ex-
tent, ruling fairly active. The feeling early was
| firm. but later an easier tone was manifested
| There was no new or important outside news.
The market opened at about yesterdays closing
was firm for q time, selling up l4c. but became
| weaker declined SIC and ruled firmer, closing
q shade lower than yesterday. There was q fair
| trade in oats, but it showed moderate decrease
from the past few days. A hrmer feeling ex-
| listed early and the opening sales were at 1z(1Lzc
advance. and sold at further slight apprecia-
tion. This brought out considerable realizing
and a recession of MQ3sc followed. and the
marSet closed easy at about the same prices
| as yesterday for June and July. but strong
buying for May produced rally of SIC and
closed at a net gain of nc. Only fair trade
| was reported in pork and the feeling was I'M
/ tod ENIxr