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


sales as follows: April delivery SOC; MAY de-
livery s6c, June delivery SEC July de-
Iysry CSC, August delivery COO. September
800 p motion market closed dull:
middling &c; low middling 8 7-l6c, good
ordinary li-i6C; net receipts here to-day al
oales, gross AXIS; sales to-day IS bales. all to
spinners; forwarded S47 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain 8,073 bales to the continent -: stock AZ
this port 15S26S bales.
Weekly net receipts az New York 7.eO2
ll4I4 bales, to the continent 4SO9 bales, TO
France 557; forwarded 6ll7 bales; sales 7l3
bales all TO spinners.
=, Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week "a, SO7 bales; exports, 70 Great Britain
20 Ms bales, TO France 5,s55. to the continent
0699 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 6,9ss,s34
bales; exnous 10 Great Britain ? 69g 9S2
bales, to the continent l. 621 Sal bales TO France
SS904, channel 10 1893
Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF 50 TO- bales, as follows: April delivery
5 'o05 &c; May delivery 950tS 7to; June de-
livery s SS9S Sc; July delivery 929s sc;
August delivery Q76bS SIC: September delivery
O2O9 O3c; october delivery O<61g csc; No
vem6er delivery9 o@G9 csc; December delivery
O60s 07c; January delivery i0Gl9 lie
The Sun's cotton review says: Futures
opened lower, further declined, closing quiet
| but steady at 4@t5 points decline from yester-
days hnal prices. Some Of the bulls began to-
day to show That they are little tired Re
ports from Liverpool and Manchester were
discouraging to item. Port receipts were still
comparat vely large, and interior receipts for
the day aud week were exceptionally full; In
fact, they hal nothing but the assertion that
Cotton is cheap at Q cents TO sustain them,
and this is getting TO be a little ragged from
long use. Reports from the south showed that
generally the weather colder and had
cleared up. Spot cotton was very dull"
GALVESTON, April 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c.
NoRFOLk, April s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling $50.
BALTIMORE, April s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c.
BosroN, April s.-Cotton, nothing doing; mid
ding O.
WILMINGTON. April S.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling SS6c.
PHuADEIPH1A. April S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 9lhc
New ORLEANS, April s.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling II l6c.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF 10000 bales, as follows: April
delivery &C, May delivery 45c, June de-
livery 8 53c, July delivery S 6oc, August do
livery 6ic, September delivery 8 sc, October
delivery Csc, November delivery Csc, Decem-
Der delivery &c.
MOBILE, April s.-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding $3.50.
MEMPHIs, April S.-Cotton dull and easy; mid
ding S94c.
AUeusrA. April a-Cotton closed quiet;
CHARLEsroS. April s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding $50.
MONTGOMERY, April 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling S@sc; receipts |, 305 bales; shipments
s. OSl bales; stock 7,d57 bales; sales sOSi.
MACON, April 3.-Receipts 346 bales; sales
= bales; shipments 7b6 bales; stock uS9D
Lose bales.
CoLUMsUs, April 3.-Cotton steady; middling
Sssc receipts 1,07S bales; shipments 1,401 bales;
sales l77 bales; stock 1894 bales.
NASHVILLE, April S.-CotCon closed quiet;
middling sac; receipts 7s2 oalos; shipments
SIS bales sales bale; stock 1852 bales;
spnuers 5l9 bales.
SELMA, April 3-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC; receipts $50 bales; shipments !, 2OS
baIes stock $3.50 bales
ROME, April 3-Rsceipts 9S8 bales; shipments
IA bales; stock 4,42l bales.
ATLANTA, April 3-Cotton receipts to-day 20
bales middling closed at sac.
New YORK, April 3.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1889 bales;
exports, , Great Britain 3,527 bales. to France
$50 bales, 10 the continent 1854 bales; stock at
all American ports 639,06o bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, April g. noon.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork quiet and firm at GlI 100
IL 90. Lard quiet and firm at SO 95. FreiRhts
irregular
NEW YORK, April 3, 500 p. m-FIour,
southern. quiet, strong; common to fair, extra,
| s. 6004 10; good to CHOICE extra. 81 2O1
5 65; superhne 81 O004 30; buckwheat -four,
SO 25@9 IS. Wheat quiet and easy; No. 2 red,
cash, 81 i7189l l795 in elevator; aaoet, 81 10
| oil 1914; Options higher; No. Z red, April
delivery s.; May delivery 81 1875 June
delivery 81 II; July delivery 81 O9ss; August
delivery s.; September delivery s.. Corn
dull but easier; No. g cash, 1870 5994c in eleva,
tor; ahoat, SOC; migrated mixed, 7SOs3c;
steamer mixed, 794 0S1Ac; options opened
| 3sQ9sc up on better cables, but declined
1tGD56c on realizing, closing weak; April delivery
| 7IAc; May delivery 7bc; June delivery 73c
| July delivery 7l3sc; August delivery &C. Oats
| higher ami active; options lower and quiet;
| April delivery C; May delivery Coo; June
| al InIv No
| red, 59I9c; mixed western s. 062c. Hops dull
and steady; Pacific coast 22Gn3Oc, new 4304sc;
state, common TO choice, 10000. Coffee-Op.
| lions closed unchanged April delivery H. IS:
May delivery II 80; June delivery IS 80;
| July delivery is 60; August dellv ry I6 SIS; spot
Rio dull and steady; fair cargoes 2Oc; No.
7. 1870. Sugar-rav firm AID activei fair
refining 3Sc; centrifugals 96' test SIC;
refined in good demand and firm; No. 6, 23Ac;
OF A, 4041Ac; mould A, 43sc standard
A, 444c, confectioners' A 4.31c. cut loaf, &c;
cubes, $40. Molasses - Foreign finn; 500
| test, 100 IN hhds; lf11c in tanks; New Or
leans firm, fair demand; common to fancy
2@S)c. Petroleum quiet and easier; crude
So SOG7 %; refined, in bulk, 81 S. Cot
ton seed oil quiet, steady; crude prime 25027c;
crude off grade 2i0Ec;, yellow of grade
sl1sSc.o Wool nrn a and do, quiet; domestic
Hides dull and easy; wet salted, New Orleans
selected, IS TO so ms, 708c; Texas selected,
so to 90 Ds, 7GOSc. Provisions-Pork quiet
and unchanged; old mess 81 75112 rs; new
mess Sl3 75014 20; extra prime Sl1 900
Il %. Beef inactive an firm: family 81 500
10 50; extra mess 8? oO07 So Beef hams
firm and quiet at sl7 50. Tierced beef
ga 00D16 90. Cut meats firm and quiet:
picked bellies 61kc; piokelsd shoulders $40
434c; pickeled hams sls0S4c. Middles firm an
dull; short clear So IS. Lard stron :er, closed
firm; western steam 81 95; city SO 400
6 %; options-April delivery So %; Nay de-
livery 50 97 June delivery 81 n; July delivery
s.; August delivery $; refined quiet; CON
tinent 81 200t7 90. South America IS co. But.
ter quiet at 1s025c. Cheese active; light
skins 5G181sc; Freghts to Liverpool quiet and
unchanged: cotton, per steam, Nd; grain ID
CHICAGO. Aprd 3.-Ths weather here and the
| strength of foreign markets favored holders OF
wheat and causet the market to open very
strong, with 81 05< very generally bid for May
at the start and also large quantities for sale at
| that price. The public cableRrams quoted Liv-
| erpool strong and penny higher; cargoes of
California wheat 1l503d higher aud flour Cd
| higher in London San Francisco reported an
| advance ( very nearly &c per bushel in wheat
there yesterday. Market opened for May at 69c, as
compar d with o62zc at the close of YESTERDAY s
session It was run up rather excitedly TO $3.50.
| but little business was done at over 69c. the
tendency after the first few minutes was In a
| downward direction, and it gradually sold of
| to 6SI6c. There was a subsequent recovery to
| Soc, but the lowest prices of the day were made
within the last fifteen minutes, May selling
| down TO 681Sc. Oats we're very strong early.
weakening later, but recovering toward the
| close The provision market was drm at the
opening under the influence of 15c advance in
| the price OF hogs and early strength in grain.
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