The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

Futures-NArket closed dull, with sales Of
$500 bales as follows: April delivery $50
:. $40 bid; May delivery 5Si0S sec; June de-
livery s 65Gs 67o: July delivery 8 1908 76c; Au-
gust delivery S4l15 s5c; September delivery
8 S4GS S5c: october delivery 5 s518 SEC; No
yember delivery S615 SC; December delivery
oYlGs 92c; January delivery 97Gs Csc; Feb
ruary delivery 04d9 &c.
The SuHs cotton review says: Futures
opened at 4l95 points advance, closing dull at
lU3 points decline from Saturdays closing
prices. Inc early advance was due TO q sharp
and wholly unexpected Improvement in the
Liverpool market. The advance was checked
a. sic for August. There were several ad-
verse Influences. Private adVices from Liverpool
said the advance there was on buying orders
from this side. The weather at the south was
clear and warmer. The crop movement was
Comparatively excessive at Interior towns as
well as at the ports. Against these influences
the bulls could say nothing except the old re-
Train, Cotton is cheap drop Of IL points
for early deliveries at New Orleans was the
subject OF much comment by the bears, greatly
TO their comfort Spot cotton was quiet"
GALVESTON, April ? Cotton closed quiet;
middling $40; net receipts 1870 bales, gross
l,5fO sales = bales; STOCK 81. oo4 bales; exports
NORFOLK, ADril 27.-Cottou closed quiet:
middl1ng $40; net receipts :, 735 bales, gross
l,7aS sales 81, bales stock 3 342 bales; exports,
coastwIsa S44 bales.
BALTIMORE, ADril 27.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling o c; net receipts - bales gross $50;
sales none; STOCK $3.50 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales
BosTox April 27.-Cotton closed dull; mid,
ding S3sc; net receipts S23 bales, gross Lap;
sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, April 27.-Cotton closed quist;
middling s3sc; net receipts ~ bales, gross 20;
sales none; stock ,677 Dales.
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling s}sc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
Nav ORLEANS. April 27.-Cotton irregular;
middling 7-lGc; net receipts 1, 492 bales, gross
2,5l3 sales 200 bales; stock 26 $50 hales.
wtn sao. Of baes G as fo lows
April delivery s 600, May delivery s Doc, June
delivery &c. July delivery SIC, August de-
livery 36c, September delivery 3Sc, october
5 acc, November delivery Acc, December de-
livery 46c
MOBILE, april 27.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $50; net receipts 3l4 bales gross S14;
sales 60 bales; stock 25,0s2 bales
MEMPHIS, April g7.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlinR S14c; receipts 696 bales; shipments
$50 bales; sales !, 2s7 bales; stock a, SOB bales.
AUGUSTA, April 21.-Cotton closed quiet bat
firm; middling S9sc; receipts 2s5 bales; ship
ments BAL bales; sales SEQ bales; stock 22,Sn
bales
CHARLESTON, April 27.--Cotton closed quiet
gross 1887; sales 40 bales; stock 81 1924 bales;
exports to the continent 1850 bales.
NEW YORK, April 2I.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports il,lOO bales;
so bales, 10 the continent 1884 bales; stock at
all American ports SIS, S29 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. April rs. noon.-Flour dull and
weak Wheat active aud depressed. Corn
active and weak Pork quiet and steady at
a12 oO0145O. Lard dull and easy at So 95.
NEW Yoax, April ~, 500 D. M Flour,
southern, dull and heavy; common to fair,
extra, 81 S504 s.; good to choice, extra,
ou E s saPG S. Wheat y du H. lso oser
and heavy; No. red 81 1919 in elevator
81 a07s in store 81 221S afoat; 81 2l34Dl 2S9s
T. o. b.; options opened with bearish tendency
through the reports of fine crop weather at the
west and an increase in the visible supply and
the lower English and continent markets which
sent forward large number OF selling orders;
prices sold off steadily to a 25SQ1316c decline
Just at the close there was slight reaction Of
A01ISc and some firmnegs; exp TT trading life
less; No. red, April delivery 5; May deliv-
cry 81 1874; June delivery 81 169s; July delivery
81 IA; August delivery s.; September g..
Corn unsettled and lower; No. 2. cash,
s20s3c in elevator; edoat S30s416c; ungraded
mixed, sl0s5c; steamer mixed, s20s41hc;
options sold off S7s354 Gu bear raid with
5s0IIsc with wheat; April delivery s3c; May
| delivery 74Ac; June delivery 7l9sc; July de-
livery 1Olsc; August delivery &C. Oats lower
and unsettled; options active and weaker; April
delivery &C; May delivery 56tbc; June delivery
$3.50; July delivery 554c; No. Q, white May 511A
590c;spot, red, No. 2 57059c Hops firm and
quiet; Pacific coast 25gs!c, new 4S84Sc; state.
gp;, closed steady; 5Sls points ~ ag;
II 76; June delivery i so; July delivery i $50
1765;August delivery II lo017 Is; spot Rio frmer
and active; fair cargoes 1850; No. T. 1sH01sl4c.
Sugar--aw dull and firm; fair refining
and ids steady; or A, 8,l5SS4sso; mould SHi
A, 49sc; standard A, 4 7.6c. contectioners' A
4ssc; cut loaf; SIC; crushed, 614c; powdered,
Is Ice graduated, 4lxc; cubes, 45sc Molasses
" ign i'm
1880 in tanks cargo sold to Philadel'
phia, 1394c; New Orleans firm and fair demand;
common to fancy s5Q8'c Petroleum quiet
in bulk, 81 5514 80; crude, in barrels, Parkers,
81 10; PhiladelDhia and Baltimore So S517 10; in
| bulk 81 $500 co. Cotton seed oil strong; crude
off grade s403i1hc. Wool quiet and steady;
domestic fleece 34Qo37c: pulled 2S033c: Texas
| 17Q24c. Hides dull and easy; wet salted, New
Orleans selected ell "a IS to 59 7Ss Texas
Pork 10 fair demand; prime S11 5o012 90; old
mess, Sl2 0O012 so; new mess SlS 750l4 80;
extra prime. 81 75@12 s.. Beef steady
and quiet; family so Oo91o so; extra mess
| 81 az 70. Beef hams firm and fair demand; SIS
| Tisrced beef dull, firm; city extra, India mess
$i60O017 co. Cut meats quiet and steady picked
bsilies 1850 4@c; pickeled shoulders 5A15Jkc
pickeled hams lOc. Middles firm, quiet; short
clears 81 CO. Lard quiet and lower; western
steam IS 90; CITY S6 25@6.S0: options-Apri
delivery 5; May delivery IS s.; June dev
| q. rafned oujat. continent AZ O56N- AZ
South America s. IS. Butter quiet a. isN2Sc.
Cheese active; light kims 5GDsISc. Peanuts
| firm; fancy hand picked, 44c; farmers, 2{9A
| 334c. Freights to Liverpool easy cotton per
steam. 3-s2d; grain l1Sd.
| CHICAGO, April 27-The history of the wheat
market to-day is written in three movams lts-
| an advance at the opening subsequent decline
and then a reaction, which left the market dru
at the highest prices of the day and &c higher
for July than the closing figures Saturday
May closed 15c higher. Early cables, exec pt
from Paris, were weaker but the
trade here seemed satisfied with the
break In prices experienced lsst week, and 10
clined towards advance. Corn was verJ
weak during most of the session. The recent
heavy advance and hne Weather convinced
holders that prices were 200 high, and as SD ortG
were p city we'll out Of the deal, the market
found no support. From 63A03ic for July Al
the opening, the price old or to 6l1sc, thor
whoa wheat took a sharp uptu-l there " as q 70
action which lifted the price to Ges3c at the close
Oats was the weakest of the grains starting
at 471bc for July, stop loss ORDERS wcfo encouut
cred all the way down to AALhc, from which
point, in sympathy with wheat and corn. thar,
was rally to $3.50 Ths provision mhrke
opened heavy and weak ua1et reports If 81. oS(
hogs. Weakness in cereals also tended &
weaken no dsrs There WAS fair buying b,
local shorts when a moderate hrsak occurred
and in the end thsre was a recovery which lef
prices somewhat higher than they left on
Saturday.
CHICAGO, April 27.--Ossh quotations were as
follows: Flour nominav weaker; sprin,
O q