The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-25


hkN YORK, April -, noon--Cotuon opened
quiet; middling uplands Slsc; middling Orleans
slice: sales IS bales
futures-The market opeued SHADY With
sales as follows: April delivery $ 62c. May de
livery &c. June delivery s2c July delivery
; e9c, August delivery SSc. September delivery
900 p. Motion closed ouie. but STEADY.
middling s5sc; low middling 5-i6c, good
ordinary si6C; net receipts here TODAY 800
bales gross 9os; sales to-day l5i bales. all to
spinners; forwarded ESQ bales; exports TO Great
Britain 3s4 bales to the continent I0O stock at
this port l3l.l5S bales
Weekly net receipts at New York ABS
oaies, gross l7,45li exports, TO Great Britain
1000 bales, 70 tho continent $500 bales 10
France l, ISL; forwarded 46I2 bales: sales 1873
bales, all 10 spinners.
Consolidated net receipts st all ports for
the week IS ,63S bales; exports, 70 Great Britain
Ss 9S5 bales, to France 1884. to the continent
Is 059 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, 500 los
bales; exports, 10 Great Britain 2.S79,3S4
5l4,ll3, channel 1856
Futures-Market closed easy. with sales Of
100, 700 bales, as follows: April delivery elm
; &c; May delivery sos CSC; June delivery
: zoos tic; July delivery as 500; August
delivery ;. 1s Sc; September delivery
; SfBo sSc October delivery Sos sSc; No
yember delivery $50 SIC; December delivery
, s51o &c; January delivery s9G9 OOc; Feb
ruary delivery O0G9 csc.
The suns cotton rev.ew says: Futures
opened at an advance OF 6617 points on near and
514 points on late months, closing easy at
point advance on April and 214 points decline
on the other months from yesterdays final
prices. The buoyancy of the market at the
opening was due to an advance OF 4-64d or sold
IN the Liverpool market, To which the manipu-
latlon that has been seen here apparently
transferred. The best prices of the morning
were about 80 points above the lowest figures
on tuesday. This was thought To be pretty
good rise, and the bulls began TO unload pretty
tTeGlX. Under rlx a
was soon lost, and in the course of the day some
further concessions were made. Weather re-
ports were generally good. Spot cotton was
quiet
ATLANTA, April 24-Cotton receipts to-day %
bales.
GALVESTON, April 2L-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-l6c.
NORFOLK, April 2l.-Cottou closed steady.
middling SISc.
BALTIMORE, April e4.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling S5Sc.
BosroN, April 24.-Cotton closed quiet;
WLLMINeroN. April 2a.-Cotton closed steady /;
midding $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA, April24.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 9asc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Cotton opened
higher; closed quiet; middling 7-l6c,
Futures Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of 80: 800 bales, as follows: April
delivery 2Oc May delivery CSC, June de
livery S5c, July delivery 8 43c, August de
livery 45c, September delivery 47c, October
delivery 52c, November delivery 52c, Deem
Der delivery 8 64c.
The crop statement from Sept. ! to April "a
inclusive, is as follows: Port receipts g. 1876 $50
bales against $685., 2i3 bales last year Over
land movementto mills and Canada 9I2, $50 bales
against @l,S bales last year. Interior stocks
IN excess OF Sept. l, 23I,133 bales, against
Cd, 74O bales last year. Southern mill takings,
42O, IL. bales, against 424, 796 bales last year
Amount of crop brought into sight during 236
days 1904, 800 bales against z $50 1856 bales last
Amount OF hrnuuht int tuht TO-
the tweDty-tour days of April was 239 SIS bales,
against "a, 1871 bales last year.
MOBILE, April 24.-Cotton closed steady; mid
MEMPHIS, April A-Cotton closed steady;
mddling SAC.
AUGUSTA, April 2-Cotton closed steady;
middling $3.50.
CHARLESTON. April 2i.-Cotton closed quiet;
MONTGOMERY, April 2i.-Cotton closed dull;
middlng Sssc; receipts 1862 bales; shipments
$40 bales; stock s,349 bales; sales $40.
MACON, April 2i.-Receipts 629 bales; sales
= bales; shipments $40 bales; stock 4.2S6
bales.
COLUMBUS, April 24-Cotton dull; middling
Size; receipts 923 bales; shipments 25lS bales;
sales l49 bales; stock 5,535 bales
NASHVILLE, April 24.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling sac; receipts 1858 bales; shipments
34G bales; sales 500 bale; stock 3,39S bales;
spinnerS $50 bales.
SELMA, April 24.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding s3Ac; receipts 357 bales; shipments $50
ba les; stock 1908 bales
ROME, April 24.-Receipts 44s bales shipments
597 bales; stock, corrected, 4,0S2 bales
NEW YORK, April 24.--Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1919 bales:
exports to Great Britain 1850 bales, to France
- bales. to the cont nent 1874 bales; stock at
all American ports 526, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. April 81. noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat quiet and weak Corn dun
ap Arm PORK iaf firm MT
Il so. Lard dull and easy at 81 90. Freights
steady.
NEw YoRK, April "a, 500 p. m.-FIour,
southern. dull and quiet; common TO fair,
extra 81 3504 IS; good to choice. extra
81 s506 25; superhne 81 OOGD4 80; buckwheat
-four, So 2502 IS. Wheat lower; No. red,
81 1884 in store; options closed A03ac decline;
cry 81 2lSs; June delivery 81 1874; July delivery
81 1914; August delivery $; September s.
Corn frmer and less active; No 2. cash.
s3@S4c in elevator; ahoat, SIC; ungTTaded
mixed, 7S4A2c; steamer mixed sl0S2lEc;
options unchanged; April delivery C: May
delivery Soc; June delivery 764c; July de-
livery 734c; August delivery &C. Oats
heavy and dull: options dull and lower; April
delivery c.; May delivery Gle; June delivery
6Oc; July delivery 591sc; No. 2, spot, red.
61MD63c; mixed western 59O64c Hops firm and
quiet; Pacific coast 2I132c new 436b4Sc; state,
II So; June delivery II 40; July delivery II 25d,
Il 30. August delivery -; spot Rio quiet
and steady; fair cargoes 1870; No. 4 i70l81c.
Sugsr-raw steady but dull; fair refining
3 3-l6c; centrifugals. go test 311c; refined dull
and unchanged; of A, 3-16Q14asc; mould
A. 43sc; standard A, 415c. confectioners' a
4 7-l6c; cut loaf. 54c; crushed, sac; powdered.
IS ice; grRnulated, 41Sc; cubes. SC. Moasses
Foreign firm; 500 test, 1910 in hhds;
1fhc in tanks; New Orleans firm and quiet
common to fancy 25Q3bc. Petroleum quiet
and steady; refined. New York IS 9017 IS;
In bulk, 81 1904 60; crude, in barrels, Parkers
bulk "a 55t6 90. Cotton seed oil strong; crude
prime 26Gl27c: crude off grade 2j029c; yellow
off grade 34lt3i1<c. Wool quiet and steady;
domestic fleece 34l13Tc; pulled 26033c; Texas
17O24c. Hides dull and easy; wet sailed, New
Orleans selected. ~ to 5oIos. 1880; Texas
selected, 80 to 60 Ds, 7Gsc: Provisions
Pork quiet and Arm; prime 81 5o@12 90; old
extra prime s11 7b912 55. Beef steady
and quiet; family $40 00010 80: extra mess
81 250a7f5. Beef hams firm aud fair demand;
Tierced beef dull, firm; city extra, India mess,
Si60O01I 90. Cut meats quiet and firm; picked
bellies SIC; pickel-d shoulders SIC. pickeIed
clears 50 95. Lard firm and lower; western
steam 81 90; city SO 1905 45; options-April
delivery 81 May delivery 81 90; June deliv-
cry 81 IS; July delivery 81 90; August delivery
5; refined quiet; continent 81 0007 40.
South America IS O5. Butter quiet at 15025c
Cheese active; light kims 506Hc Peanuts
hrm; fancy hand picked, 41Ac; farmers, 2164
cotton, per steam. 3-32d: grain I'D.
CHICAGO. April A.-Wheat was unsettled and
nervous and subject TO frequent and sharp fiuc-
tuations. The uncertainty as to the situation
growing out Of conflicting cables made the op-
orators cautions, and resulted in the transac-
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