The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-11
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East Tennessee. SIS Missouri Pa:ide =. 7OLs
Lake Shore 80. i07is Western Union =. sllS
L'ville 4 Va; .. Slls Cotton Vii cer,ii. 25ls
Memphis & G IA g. Bru iswl XIX. IS
MobileN Ohi).... ! Mobile Il Ohio a. - Il
Nash. & Chst.'a. I03
IL IL April 10. noon Cotton steady,
with fair demand; Amsrican mdiling 61sd;
sales 5000 baes. OF which 1000 were for spe,.u,
ation aud export; receipts 9,ooo bales--l7. 800
American.
Futures Are ic3n m d Hing 'ow mi tdln,
clause, April and May delivery 7s4d; May
and June delivery 9-6ld; June and July de-
livery ll5id; July and August d.lvery
& l564d; August and September delivery
il-64d; September delivery6 ll64d; September
and October delivery 1854; October and No
vember delivery ID. Market quiet but
steady.
sp. m.-Sales of the day included 5000 bales
OF American.
AInericsh good middling 6}4d, middhng
olsd, low middling Cd good ordinary 5Jkd,
ordinary ll-l6d
Futures Am .rican middllng. low middliug
clause, April delivery S-6td, sellers; April and
May delivery 4 ,-did. sellers: Nav and June
delivery -; June and July d livery q lt-e4d,
bayers; July and Angus; delivery l3-6id,
sellers: August delivery g ~ Nd, sellers; August
and September delivery 1l-6id. sellers; Sep
teinbsr delivery !i6ld, sellers; September and
October delivery 81 Did. sellers; October and
november delivery 49-Gld sellers. Market
quiet bat steady.
R;bJ y. IN uIu@es. 4 NArlcAn mi iduny. 'OW
midtl.ng cause. April delivery ,-6ld, sellers;
April and MAY delivery 1-6id. sellers; May and
June delivery 6g-8d. buyers; June and July
delivery ll-G4d. huyers; July and Au gust
delivery l3Gid, sellers; August delivery
9 1864. sellers; August and Sep ember delivery
Hold, sellers; September delivery Il-6id,
value; September and October delivery
57-5ld, sellers; October and No eruber delivery
i96id, sellers, MarSet closed quiet nut
steady
Nsw YORK. April 10. no1u.-Cot.on opened
steady; middling upands Illsc; tndding Or-
leans ll34c; aIes 100 bales.
FatIres-Market quiet but steady. with salesas
follows: April delivery II SEC; May delivery
II soc; June delivery IL SIC; July delivery
Il SOC; August delivery II 54c, September de-
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands lltnc: middlin2 Orleans, corrected.
II l1-l6c; net receipts at this port to-day S0l
bales. gross 90l bales: sales 81 bales.
t'urures--rhe market closed quiet but steady.
with sales of Is, 700 bales, as fJllows: April de-
livery II 5fGD11 SIC; May delivery IL SEQ II SIC;
June delivery II 5?0ll DC, July delivery II 55
Der delivery 10 g Gl10 yic. October delivery
10 57@ 10 SIC. November delivery 10 3sLIO SIC,
december delivery 10 3iGgl0 33c. January de
livery iO3'G 10 90, February delivery 10 800
10 4sc.
GALVESTON. April 1o.--Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 lj-l6c; ret see pts % bales gross Is;
Iesa.es bales; stock Az bales; exports, coast
| wise l.. 1877 bales
NORFOLK, April 1o-Cotton steady; middling
| lie; net receipts l49 bales, gross / 10; sales
III bales; stock 49, 9is bales; exports coastwse
| 923 bales.
| haLrIaoRE, April l0--Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l4011asc; net r,ceipts Sl6 bales, gross
| SIG; sales - bales; stock 6, ~ bales
Bos ron. April 10.-Cotton quiet: mddlng
liSSc; net rec iptS SO bales, gross l3S; sales
| none: stock none.
WILMINGTON. April le.-Cotton firm; middling
107sc; recsipts 10 bales, gross 10; sales
ba es; stock 5,3lt bales
k,,..f4 4 ,..s1
ding l1sdc; no. receipts - bales, Sross 'sjs;
STOCK II ,0.j bales.
Nsw ORLEANS. April lO-cotton market
firm; mdding llci net receipts ~ bales gross
-; sales $3.50 bales stock los, 1856 bales; ex-
ports TO Great Britain 2,s54 bales, to the con
tinent 800 bales, coastwise sag.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales OF ----- bales, as follows: April delivery
II csc, May delivery II 1Sc, June delivery IL 2ic,
July delivery II 30c, August delivery II l9c,
September delivery 10 &c October delivery
10 Ole, Noveh.er delivery 92c. December de-
livery 9;c, January delive.y 96c, February
MOBILE, April lO-~ot:on qulet: middllug
IQxc; n,t rec ipts 3l5 bales.< os, 305; sales loo
bal IS; stock 10, 19l bales; exports coaStwiss 81
MEMPHIS. April lQ-Cotton market firm;
mid ling lie; recei us III bales: shipments
2,0jS bales; sales 80 bales; stock 1859 ia es.
AUGUSTA. April 10 Cotton quiet and firm;
bidding lie; .c.iDts 50 bales: III pments 243
bales; sales 2A bales: stock S.279 bales.
CHARLESTON, April TO- otton market firm;
md Ii & l0jsc net receip l3S bales, gross
1873: saieS 100 bales; stock 4,5j3 bales.
ATLANTA April 10,-CJtton steady; middling
l0Mc; no receipts.
.Tsx YOU, April TO- )onson a.ed ct re-
ceipus at II co.6on OURS to-iay were 5000
oaleS; EXPORTS 10 G eat 3rI ain Alps bales,
to France -, to the continent 800 bales;
STOCK al al American ports Sli,l6) bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. April 10. noon.-wheas firm;
demand poor; holders oH-r sparlnSly. Corn
steady; demand fair.
New YORK April 10, noon.-Flour quiet but
strong Mh-at active and steady. Corn quiet
and weak. PORK quiet but firm at $I@ia ~
Lard dull but steady at 81 so. Freights
weak.
500 .. m.-Southern flour Closed firmer
Wheat uns Atted, closing heavy and dull; No.
red S9la6, S9}4c in elevator; options active,
closing weak: No. red, April delivery Sl3sc.
May delivery s9ssc, June delivery s1lsc. Corn
closed weaker and fairly active; No. !, cash.
3SAG39c in elevator; options fairly active,
closing weak-ApriI delivery SeSsc May delv-
cry SOC June delivery 394c. Oats easier; op-
tions weaker-April delivery 29hc. May delivery
29lsc. June delivery 2'5sc. Coffee = options
closed steady; May delivery II JOQi7 6jc, June
delivery IL 306l7 45c; spot Rio steady and in
fair demand-fair cargoes s)ltc Sugar raw
firmer and fairly active; fair refining 49, Ice;
refined sugar was IN better demand and I'M
changed-C AS ga7sc. extra G % . l6c white
extra 5is g5-sc. off A 3 5-i6@5Ac, mould 4
6 Size, standard A 5 t5-l6c, confectioners' A
53zc, cut loaf 7c crushed &c. powdered Gl4c.
| Molasses Foreign dull. SOC test 2lc; New Or
| leans steady; common TO fancy 3l@4Sc. Petro-
| leufn steady; relne1 here. 81 10. Cotton seed
| oil c.osed firm for Crude and yellow. Wool easy
and quiet Pork firm and quiet. Beef easy:
extra mess :; 00G17 30. Beef hams stronS
| Tierce beef dull; city extra india mess BIZ 90
| Wi3. Cut meats strong; picked shoulders 50
l Gl6c Mdiles firm. Lard stronger and quiet {;
/ western steam So 5212 city steam S.; options
April delivery S. %, May delivery So 81, JUICE
| delivery S5 s. Freights to Liverpool weak
| cotton, per steam 9-6id: grain, per steam 2tfd
| CHICAGO, April I0.A large specu alive busi-
/ ness was again transacted in wheat to-day with
local operators trading freely and outside orders
! numerous Some business was also doing by
/ parties having foreign clientaze. tbs feeling
| was decidedly unsette 1, due chiefly 20 the un.
certainty of the government crop report. Even
4 should the report be unfavora0le. il was feared
\ that break might occur. as there has no doubt
! beef a pooi deal Of wheat bought to sell ON the
strength of an unfavorable crop. Hence soma
| traders commenced To sell to-day. Some OF the
! largest buyers Yesterday were reported as being
| the heae iest sellers to-day. AT the same time
! there was active buying and prices fiuctuatei
! freouentiv The market opened excited and
/ prices we're Il 4 sc higher. being in part con-
| finuatoa OF the bullish feeling which existed
I Yesterday The demand was good aud shorts
I covered But the arvancs also brought oir
heavy offerings. undcr whica prices declined a.
I Is,c FOR various Deliveries then recovered 6s6Ts
SIC held steady for awhile. eased off and closed
about &c lower for May, u I: lower for June and
/ lie lower for July than the closing figures of
/ yesterday. Foreign reports generally Indicate