The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-22

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g So SIS. Il Terminal 49,. I77s
| virginia 6s 49,. 50 Rock Island. ...... a.
Ches, s Ohio. . preferred .iI81
Northwestern i09l4 Texas Pacific ... 14A
preferred 1914 Tenn Coal & Iron IS
Della. q Lack -. 136ls Union Pacific. -. 49ls
ERE. .............. 20A n. j. Central. l17lb
East Tennessee. 64 Missouri Pacific To-. 7034
Lake Shore. ...... 1925 Western Union. Sl9s
vile x Nash. 1Sl4 Cotton OH certi. e. 25
Memphis & Char. 81 Brunswick ........ 1875
1ooile Ohio. 4il9 Mobile & Ohio As. 66aA
Nash. z Chatt's.. 81 Silver certificates. 9611
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, April q, noon.-Cotton weak and
| inactive; American middling 4szd; sales 5000
oales,American 5000; speculation and export
| 5OO bales; receipts p 400 bales all American.
! Futures -Amerlcan m Hing. low middling
| clause, April delivery d. April aud May
delivery 37-64d, also S6-G4d; May and June
| June aud July delivery 4 43-64d, also 1 42-64d;
| July and August delivery 4s-64d, also 47-64d,
also 40 sd, also 46-64d; August ard Septem-
] Der delivery 51-64d, also 50-64d; September
and October delivery 51-64d October aud
| November delivery 51-S4d; November and De-
| cember delivery 453-64d, also 5264d, also
| 81 Cad, also 5064d. Futures weak.
| The rumors of a cotton firm in difficulties
| is considered important
400 p. N. futures: American mlidling. low
middling clause. April delivery 37-643
| 4 8 sd; May and June delivery 39-64@
| 440-64d; June and July delivery 44-6494 $3.50;
| July and August delivery 4S-6414 49-64d;
| August and September delivery 81 sd. buyers;
| September ana October delivery 51-64d, buyers;
| October and November delivery 5264d, sellers;
| November and December delivery 452646
| 33-64d Futures closed firm.
New ToRK, April p, noou.-Coutou opened
| easy; middling uplands SIC; midding Orleans
| 9 3 i6c: sales 1886 bales
Futures-The market opened steady at the
| decline with sales as follows: April delivery
| 3 3Sc; May delivery 45c June delivery 5 53c,
| July delivery 8 Gle, August delivery re, Sep
tenber delivery c
| 500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
middling uplands S5sc; middling Orleans bite;
net receipts 80 bales, gross 4,675; sales to-day
| l13 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
of 144,50J bales, as follows: April delivery SO
| 1S 54c; May delivery s 5J@DS SIC; June de-
livery 3 64c; July delivery 8 1908 nc; Au-
gust delivery S19S sic; September delivery
s S2G9S S3c; October delivery S30S Ste; No
vember delivery 8 e51s SIC; December delivery
s 68GS SIC; January delivery 8 93Gs 9lc; Feb
| ruary delivery C.
The Sans cotton REVIEW says: Futures
were very unsettled all day, with more than
usual activity. There an early decline,
then quick rally, then a smart advance, and
then some decline, the market closing steady at
| 547 points advance from yesterdays final
prices. The early decline was due to break
In Liverpool; quick recovery was caused by
partial recovery and steadier closing of that
market. Further advance was the result Of
| sharp demand to cover contracts and free buy
| ing of long cotton by parties who believe
| values are on a safe basis, although late in the
forties and early in the flfties prices were one
or two cents per pound below the current
figures, One or two leading houses advised
their customers to buy. The bulge did not
cease until August had risen 10 points from
s Csc to Sac The inside price is the lowest
figure Au gust ever sold at since present deal
ingS in futures began After the last call the
market receded 304 points under sales to
realize, prompted to some extent by full crop
movement. Toe weather at the south was
generally favorable 30 crop prospects, though
the continuance of heavy rains was reported
| from Texas"
GALVESTON, April 2l.-Cotton closed easy;
middling $40; net receipts LAB bales, gross
l.745 sales = bales; stock $1,000 bales; exports
coastwIse 3, 391 bales.
NORFOLK, April II Cotton closed dull;
middl1ng Sic; net receipts l,179 bales. gross
ITO; sales 6i3 bales STOCK 10, $50 bales; exports
coaStwSe 1856 bales
BALTIMORE, April Election closed nominal;
middling sc; net receipts - bales gross Ell;
scles none; STOCK 10, U22 bales.
BosToN, April 21.-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling S5sc; net receipts Tsp bales, gross
! 1874; sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, April 2t.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling S3sc; net receipts IS bales, gross GS;
sales none; stock z ,3l6 bales; exports cOastwise
1916 bales.
PaILADELpH1A, April Election closed quiet;
middling y9tc; net receipts 913 bales, gross
| 1,I52; stock II 500 bales
weak; closed sieadier middling 1-1Gc; net
receipts 7,S19 bales, gross 1905; sales 1000
bales; stock 229, 33t bales; exports TO Great Bri
/ tam - bales, to the continent 400.
| Futures-Tne market to-day closed steady.
with sales of 5000 bales as follows: April
delivery 8 24c, May delivery 8 24c. June de-
| livery 33c. July delivery 8 41c, August de-
livery 8 42c, September delivery 44c, October
| s 4sc, November delivery 4sc, December de-
livery sic.
MOBILE, April 2l.-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding 71sc; net receipts 3l5 bales, gross 315;
sales 500 bales; stock q, 367 bales; exports,
coastwise A. 8 bales.
MEMPHIS April ELECTION closed quiet;
midd]ing SIC; receipts 4s4 bales; shipments
800 bales sales 2 Cos bales; stock 1870 bales
| AUGUSTA, April 21.--Cotton closed weak and
! Irregular; middling S3sc; receipts 113 bales;
shipments 255 bales; sales 53i bales; STOCK
| "a 49, bales.
CHARLEsToN, April ELECTION closed quiet;
midding 819qS28c; net receipts 1886 bales,
gross 1895; sales - bales; stock 27541 bales;
exports, TO the continent $40 bales, coastwise
5l4 bales
ATLANTA, April 2l.-Cotton closed dull.
middling SIC; receipts to-day bales.
New YORK, April 2l.-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1878 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1,534 bales. TO France
- bales. TO the continent 1910 bales; stock at
ell American ports 545, 1886 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK.. April 81. noou.-FIour active and
strong. Wheat active and weak. Corn active
and irregular. Pork quiet and steady at gle 00n
IA 81. Lard quiet and steady at 81 10. Freights
steady
NEW YORK, April II, 500 p. H. Flour,
southern. active and quiet; common TO fair,
extra 81 351j4 IS; good to choice, extra
81 8506 %; superfne 81 0004 50; buckwheat
fiour sc 2502 IS. Wheat 14014c lower;
No 2 red, cash. 81 256@11 27I6 in store;
efoat, 81 %; options showed marked excite
meut again, with very irregular situation; early
prices were i14d2c up on account of excited
and higher continental cables; afterward the
/, cable brought free selling of orders and prices
began to yield, with the close weak, Nd24c
lower than last night and 2A131sc from the
best prices of the day AS this market broke
a large number of selling orders also came from
the west: No. red April delivery 5; May
delivery 81 24ss; June delivery 81 2112; July dev
cry 81 is14; August delivery 5; September de-
livery 81 1855. Corn quiet and active; No. 2 cash.
S2G092Lhc in elevator; ahoat S311GlS4c; ungraded
mixed, 1880; steamer mixed. 776l79c;
options opened 499Sc up. but suffered with the
break in wheat and declined; April delivery
C; May delivery 79c; June delivery roc;
July delivery ,411c; August delivery C.
Oats quiet and weaker; options weak aud
active; April delivery c; May delivery
6214c; June delivery &C; July delivery GO24c;
No g spot, red, 6211G63a4c; mixed western
6O064c. Hops quiet and firm; Pacific coast
2i689c. new 43045c; state, common TO
choice, 24632c. Coffee-Options closed quiet;
April delivery l. 5O017 60; May delivery Il 500
II 60; June delivery II 10; July delivery Il ESQ
Il IS; August delivery -; spot Rio quiet
and firn; fair cargoes 20c; No. Z. 10
lSAc Sugar-raw firm and active; fair refining
8 3-i6c: centrifugals. 96o test 3l6c; refined dull
and quiet; off A, 4 3-1604sac; mould