The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23


ATLANTA. April 22-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling sasc; receipts to-day $50 bales.
Nav YORK, April ,, noon-Cotton opened
easy; middling uplsnds S1sc; middling Orleans
Futurss-The market opened quiet but
firm, with sales as follows: April delivery
5 45c; May delivery SIC. June delivery s &c,
July delivery 5 7lc, August delivery SOC. Sep
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
mlddling upiands ofsc; middling Orleans 5-ltc;
net receipts 4oS bales, gross $50; sales to-day
POS bales
Fulures-Marketc closed quiet but steady, with
sales of l4S20J bales, as follows: April delivery
o2G1S sic: May delivery 5 6JG6S 66c; June de-
livery l4SS 15c; July delivery S3GS SIC; Au-
gust delivery 8 901S 91c; September delivery
5 93Gs 94c; october delivery 940s csc; No
vember delivery 95AS 96c; December delivery
99G9 coo; January delivery 9 O5G9 O6c; Feb
rtlary delivery 1l69 Sc.
The Sun's cotton review SAYS: Futures
opened slightly lower; closed quiet and steady
at Toto II points advance from yesterdays final
prices. II was field day in the Cotton EX
change. The bulls and bears had an old time
struggle, in which the honors and profits finally
rested with the bulls. slight decline at the
first call was due TO the disappointment of our
bulls with the small advance at the opening Of
the Liverpool market, but as prices improved
there, renewed buoyancy was seen here, and
values went up II points very quickly. There
was some speculative manipulation to produce
TINS result, but the business was largely cover
ing by shorts. At SOC for August the bulls
stopped to catch their breath, and some selling
to realize caused the values to racede a few
points, but these were recovered. There was
little uneaSineSS about the weather reports
from Texas. The thermometer was down to 45o
at Austin this morning, and continued low tenn
perature IN that quarter might cause scare
about the next crop that would be very disas-
trous TO the shorts. In other parts OF the south
the weather was apparently very good. Spot
cotton was quiet"
GALVESTON, April 22.-Cotton closed easy;
"a
l.4lp; sales rs bales; stock s., 10 bales.
NORFOLK, Aonl <2.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinE $50; net receipts SAG bales, gross 81;
sales 446 bales; stocS T. 100 bales; exports, coast
wise 1870 bales, to Great Britain 2,51l.
BALTIMORE, ADrl 21.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling C; net receipts 40 bales gross 679
sales none; stock 9,755 Oales; exports, to the
Continent gl6 bales.
Boston, April 22-Cotton closed quiet: mid
ding S2sc; net receipts 500 bales, gross 23f ;
sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON April 29-Cotton closed quiet !;
middilns S4sc; net receipts 10 bales gross 10;
sales none; stock ,395 Oaies.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22-Cotton closed quiet !;
mlddllng y2sc; net receipts 472 bales, gross
Az; STOCK II. Il bales
Nav ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling 7lec; net receipts ,502 bales,
gross 2,615 sales $50 bales. stock 29I $50 haies
exports, to Great BritaIn $40 bales, coastwise
le6l.
Futurss-The market to-day closed quiet but
steady. with sales of 1900 bales, as follows:
April delivery 29c, May delivery &c. June
delivery 3Sc. July delivery s 41c, August de-
livery 4Sc, September delivery 8 SOC, October
8 55c, November delivery s soc, December de-
livery Csc.
MOBILE, April 22-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding SIsc; net receipts 133 balss gross 1916;
sales y bales stock 1861 bales; exports
coastwise SOS bales.
MEMPHIS. April 22.-Cotton clos, ID quie, ;
middlinG SIC; receipts 49y bales; shipments
10jO bales; sales ,65g bales; Stock as JS3 bales.
AVNriI i nlnaaH 10
middling S5sc; receiOts 32l bales; shipments
GA bales; sal IS 526 bales; SOCK 24,ll4 bales,
CHARLESTON. April 22.-Cotton closed quiet
mlddhng S1b0Sssc; net receipts 8IJ bales,
gross SO; sales 100 bales; stock %. 40 bales
NEW YORK, Ap Il 29.-Colsolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1888 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain lU62O bales, to France
= bales 10 the continent 9l6 bales; stock at
all American ports 53S,162 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. April %, noon.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat easy aud lower. Corn active
and easy. Pork dull and steady at SIP OOG
| IA 80. Lard quiet and easy at So 9j. Freights
Nav YORK, April %, 500 b. m.-Flour,
southern, dull and heavy; common to fair
extra, 81 1904 IS; good to choice. extra,
! 81 8516 %; suBerhne 81 00D4 50; buckwheat
| flour, 81 2502 IS. Wheat 394041dc lower
chiefly Tor forward shipment; No. 2 red, cash
81 23ps in store; afloat, 81 2514 options opened
| hDl16 lower. with special pressure to sell late
| montns on weaker English and continental
cables under better weather and crop condi
| tons. There was afterward an advance of ga
! 16s on liberal export business in future deiv
cries; then came break OF l13D3M, or the low
est prices OF the day on selling out
| foreign long wheat; closed heavy No
I2 red, April delivery 5; May delv
cry 81 2016dl 1884; closing 2Jl6; June deliv
cry 1 2116; July delivery 81 1915; August deliv.
cry $; September closingSl o91s Corn irregu
lar, closing eisier moderately active; No. Q,
cash, S213O93c in elevator; adoat, sc; ungraded
mixed, 1S0s2c; steamer mixed. SlQ1S21Ac;
options declined steadIlyto l691L4c under last
nights close expected freer receipts and
with decline in wheat; April delivery-c; May
delivery 79Ac; June delivery 75c; July de-
livery .,3Ac; August delivery C. Oats
lower. dull weak; options dull, weaker; April
delivery C; May delivery 6034c; June delivery
604c; July delivery 59$4c; No. 9, spot, red,
62LI6ic; mixed western 62065c. Hops firm and
quiet; Pacific coast 2iO3ac. new 43Q4Gc;
state common TO choice 24032c. Coffee
Options opeued steady, unchanged to ten points
down; CT sed steady, unchanged to ten up;
April delivery -; HAY delivery Il 500
II s.; June delivery -; July delivery Il 500
and firm; fair cargoes 1890; No. Z. 170154c.
Sugar-raw moderately active: fair refining
3 g. Ice; centrifugas, 90 test 313c; refined dull
A. 45sc; standard A, 4]9c, oonfeotioners' A
7-16c; cut loaf, SIC; crushed, 514c; powdered.
SC: granulated, 49-l6c; cubes, SC. Molasses
Foreign FIRM; 500 test, l3lec in hhds;
a
common to fancy 25035c. Petroleum quiet
and steady; refined. New YorN So 9)107 IS;
in bulk, 81 550D4 60; crude in barrels, Parkers,
g. 10; Phlladelphi and Baltimore So s5GD7 10; in
Dulk 81 $500 co. Cotton seed oil strong; crude
prime 2iQ927c: crude off grade 24027c; yellow
off grade 33Gl3311c. Wool quiet and steady;
domestic fleece Si037c; pulled 23033c; Texas
17024c. Hides dull and easy: wet sailed, New
Orleans selected. IS to 50Ds, 1850; Texas
selected, 30 to 90 fbs, 70Sc. Provisions
Pork quiet and easy; prime 81 50@12 %; old
so: extra prime 81 T5012 IS. Beef steady
and quiet family Sl0 0O010 so; extra mess
s. 25lo7 IS. Beef hams quiet and fair demand;
Tierced beef dull, firm city extra, India mess,
Si600013 90. Cut meats quiet and firm; picked
bellies 6J4c; pickelrd shoulders 5l6c pickeled
hams Rl5Oi0c. Middles firm an quiet: short
clears 80 20. Lard weaker and quiet; western
steam So 92Is; city S6 3O05 40; options april
delivery s; May delivery s. 20; June deliv-
$; refined quiet; continent 81 0OQt7 90.
South America So 05. Butter quiet at I8025c.
Cheese active; light kims 50s1ec. Peanuts
firm; fancy hand picked 415c; farmers, ego
Kc Freigbts to Liverpool quiet; cotton, per
steam. 332d; grain 116d.
CHICAGO. April 22.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour easier, but not quotably lower;
spring patents 81 $500 50; winter patents "a sOd
5 80; bakers 50 3061S IS. Wheat-No. 3 spring
ST i04 No. ?, red, 81 1111OS1 10. Corn,
No. 9 72c. Oats No. g, 55c. Mess pork, per
barrel, S12 50. Lard sc 7006 7215 Short rib
sides, loose, 50 l21606 IS. Dry sailed should
boxed. So 7016 So Whisky at 81 IS.
The excitement in the wheat pit on the board
of trade was continued to-day AS on yesterday
. ,a had tho Of mr.