The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-09

Va. 6s olsoi tel. b st. Paul -. 6SI
Ches. & OHIO. - =. preferred. llssi
| Northwestern 1l1A Texas Pacific 1881
| preferred. I4;% Tenn Coal & Iron. 501S
| Della. and Lack. 1884 Union Pacific. CO
| Erie ............. 24lA n. j. ntral. 1885
East Tennessee. So Missouri Pacific =. 724
| Lake Shore 800. l073s Western Union. e.. 50
| L'ville & Nash Sl4 Colt IN iii certii. 1885,
| Memphis 4 C1a-.. 81 Bru 1swick %
| Mobile 4 Ohio -. IL Mobile & Ohio 4s So
| Nash. & Chatt'a.. l03
| IBID.
COTTON.
Nav York. April s, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 11lec: m,ddiing
| Orleans l1Mc; sales - bales
| Futures-Market quiet hut firm with sales as
| follows: April delivery II 47c; May delivery
II 49c; June delivery IL 52c; July delivery
| IL Soc; August delivery IL 53c, september de-
livery 10 97c.
$500 p m-Cotton closed dali; middllng
uplands 1lIfc. middlng Orleans 1fNc; net
receipts at this port to-day l,4a7 bales, gross
6212 bales sales - bales.
Futures-The market closed steady. with
sales of IS, 100 bales, follows: Aurl delivery
II 49011 SOC; May delivery II SEA II SIC, June de-
livery II 54Gll soc, July delivery II 57@1l 5Sc,
| August delivery IL ;66l1l SEE, Sept amber
delivery 10 9sGD10 99c, october delivery 10 $50
| 10 60c, November delivery 10 40@10 41c. De
cember delivery 10 a 10 i0c, January delivery
10 4lc February delivery 10 45@10 l7c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened at a hardening tendency, and
afterward improved. but closed dull The ad
| tons, but received its chief impulse from specu-
| lative operations in anticipation of better
report from Liverpool when that market shall
open tomorrow, after the Easter holidays
Another feature of the dealings was the return
of August to its leading position in the volume
of transactions, with prices showing more rela-
tive strength. Cotton on spot was l-1Gc dearer,
| but entirely nominal"
GALVESTON, April S.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 lj-l6c: net rece pts ,235 bales gross
| ,235; sales ~ bales: stock 1913 bales exports
| "a
| NORFOLK, April S.--Cotton firm; mi idling
lie; net receipts 30 bales, gross 30: sales
261 bales; stock %, 6SS bales exports, coastwise
1900 bales
5ALrIMoaE, April S.--Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1lA@ll5sc; net receipts - bales, gross
=; sales - bales; stock 5,l5G bales
| BOSTON, April S.-Cotton quiet; middling
11sSc; net rec ipts bales, gross s; sales none;
stock none.
WILMINaToN. April S.-Cotton firm: mlddling
101sc; net receipts u bales, gross IA; sales =
PaILADELPHIA, April s.--Cotton quiet; mid
| ding IL ll-16c; net receipts - bales, gross
| u; STOCK 10. 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April S.-Co:ton market
| very firm middlng lie; net receipts SIG bales,
gross ,459; sales 1900 bales stock l15 10 bales
Futures The market closed steady, with
| sales of $500 bales as follows: April delivery
II 06c, May delivery II l6c June delivery II 23c,
July delivery II Doc, August delivery II 19c,
September delivery 10 DC. October delivery
| 10 f0c SOvemCer delivery 9 95c, December de
livery Csc, January delivery 10c.
MOBILE, April s. otoon dull; miidliDg
l0Z6c; net recaipts 2S bales. gross 26 sales -
bal s; stock Ia, 1873 bales; exports, coastwise 4
bales.
MEMPHIS, April S.--Cotton market quiet
and firm; middling lie; receiots AZ bales;
shipments 500 bales; sales rs bales; STOCK
20, $40 bales.
AUGUSTA. April s.-Cotton quiet and firm;
middling lie; receipts l21 bales; shipments TT
bales; sales 612 bales stock ,439 bales.
CHARLESTON, April S.-Cotton market steady;
| m bales. n
50; sales IS bales; stock 1874 bales; exports,
coastwse 6G6 bales
| ATLANTA, April o.-COtton steady middling
| 103lc; no receipts
NEw YoAK, April S.-Consoi ated ret re-
ceIpJs at all COTTON 'orts to-day were 4.03i
nales; exports, TO G -eat Britain bales,
to France - to the continent 1902 bales;
stock at all American ports 52S,36l bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, oon.-Wheat firm;
demand poor; holders offer sparingly; receipts
of wheat since last report were 33I 900 centals.
| of which 134,0O9 were American. Corn quiet;
demand poor; receipts of American corn since
| last report 10000 centalS. Weather cloudy,
| with heavy winds
New YORK, April 8, noon.-Four quiet but
| firm. Whsat active and firm. Corn quiet but
| steady. PORK quiet but firm at I'll 0061a %
| Lard quiet but steady at 81 so. treights
1 steady.
j 300 %. m.--Southern -four closed firm
! Wheat stronger and irregular; No. red $40
| q SJl4c in elevators options active. closing firm;
| No. : rsd, April delivery closed at SIS &c, May
| delivery SSAe June delivery Sslsc. Corn firm
| and moderately active; No. =, cash, 3S14O3s1sc
| in elevator; options dull bat firmer-April de
| livery 3Sl4c May delivery 3S$4c, July delivery
| 395Se. Oats fairy active and stronger; options
| fairly active and frmer-April delivery 2934c
| May delivery 2S7kc, June delivery 2S16c; No 2
| spot at ESQ 034c. Hops closed easy and quiet
| state l3@1Sc. Coffee options closed steady
and unchanged TO 10 points down; May delivery
| II 50G III 60c, june delivery II Csc, July IL 200
| II 23c; spot Rio quiet aud steady-fair cargoes
20lsc Sugar steady; fair refining Ii 1Gc;
| centrifugals, go test. 53sc; refined quiet and
weak--C AS l4lSc, extra Q 5Q5 Bloc, white
! 6 3-16c, standard 5l6c, confectioners'
| 5S4c, cut loaf &c, crushed &c. powdered G1lc.
| Molasses Foreign dull, 500 test gle; New Or
| leans steady; common to fancy 3i(D45c. Petro
| leum-crude. in barrels, at Parkers. easier; re-
| fined, here, 81 TO- Cotton seed oil closed strong
for crude and yellow. Wool steady and quiet;
domestic fleece 32G136c, pulled 27G34c, Texas 10
| Qt25c. Pork quiet but firm. Beef firm. Beef
| hams strong Tierce beef dull; city extra
| india mess Sl2 5G013 90. Cut meats strong:
picked bellies 514@524c. picked shoulders 5l6c
! Mddles firm Lard closed quiet but steady;
western steam IS 80 city 81; options--April de
| livery Sc 49, May delivery Sc 80, June delivery
| Sc 81 July delivery ST. 20. Freights to Liver
| pool easy; cotton per steam 9-6ld; grain, per
steam 2kd.
| CHICAGO, April S.--A good business was
| transacted in wheat to-day, and the feeling
was unsettled and somewhat feverish. Fluctua-
! tions at times were rapid and frequent, and the
| failure of prominent st. Louis trader helped
TO unSettle ai1alrS somewhat. Inc market
| opened rather weak at shade under yester-
days closing, and Immediately declined 40
| Sc and then advanced 3sM19c, hucruated
some little time and then receded nc for May
and sc for July, but later advanced 1c for May
! and &c for July, and the closing was &c higher
| for May and &c lower for July than yesterday.
| There not much rews of any kind from the
outside, and the market was governed by specu-
| latiye Influences. Corn was traded in To fair
extent, the market ruling little irregular
\ within comparatively narrow limits. The bulk
| of business in May and July, the latter 10
| particular receiving unusual attention. The
straits reported open, and vessel men
were preparing to move out tue fleet. The
| market in oats active and steadier, but
prices were confined to smaller range Closing
| prices showed slight gain over those of yes
terday. A fairly active business was done in
pork but the feeling was somewhat unsettled.
| Early prices advanced 10c. Later the feeling
grew easier prices settling back again 1l5Gll0c.
| Toward the close the feeling steady, and
| the market closed with the greater portion of
| the advance lost. Trailing was light in lard. aud
| the feeling was steady. Prices changed very
slightly Only fair business was transacted
! in ribs and the feeling steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
| firm win an advance OF 10c asked by dealers
l hra nd Sprfny