The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10

delivery 49-6s1;. May and June dsnvery
: 1904; june and July delivery 8 1854, also
August and September delivery 51-54i,
also % CAD; Septem Der delivery ID Sep
temter and October delivery 64-8id; october
and November delivery ID. Futures hrn.
p. MIXTURES: American middlinZ, low
midoiing clause. April delivery $3.50
ttd Nary Asy ana and g gaSe deliver Delivery +s ssa
value; June ami July delivery 3 46-S408 A. Cad;
July aad August delivery 49-64aD3 $685.;
S6S.e4d; September delivery S5-54h sellers;
September and October delivery 3 55-G4d. sellers;
October aud November delivery H6I0
6o-t4d. Futures closed firm.
opened steady and closed firm. with sales as
follows: April delivery opened at o6ic and
and closed at 8 &c; June delivery opened at
soc and closed $50; July delivery opened at
Ole and closed at &c; August delivery
| opened at 6 Csc and closed at 06c September
delivery opened at O7c and closed at l5c.
| NEW YoRK, April 9, 300 p rn.-COUton closed
dull; middling uplands site, middling Or
ceiots 2,s29 bales; sales to-day G. bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales of
200 bales, as follows: April delivery 80
73o, May delivery 1906 7Sc, June de-
livery $500 S9c, July delivery 6 9T36 CSC,
| August delivery 06c, September delivery IS
o. nc, October delivery. 23G7 2Gc, No
! vember delivery z Sj1T 3Cc, December de-
| livery 45lt7 36c, January delivery $500 SEC.
| NEW YORK, April 9.-Uubbard, Price &
| Co.'S cotton report says: "rhe statistical post
ton, as developed by this mornings C6rUnicie,
is follows: Total visible supply $40 463 bales,
| of which g. 1853 bales are American; planta
ton deliveries Al, sos bales; came in sight turing
the week 1922 bales; total in sight 3, 49,, 2O4
| bales The most striking feature of the above
statement is the decrease Of 140,0 900 bales shown
| IN the visible supply OF American cotton and
| th3 Unexpectedly large quantity OF cotton
| coming in sight during the week. The latter
| item Is much larger than had been anticipated,
| the overland movement for the week being
ind iuQro dan md fr1,vr
| American spinners. Official advices from
| Liverpool this morning showed an advance Of
! !-64d II futures, and the market there was firm.
| Ia our market the opening prices were abo ut
Identical with last nights figures, but the a.
| sence Of sellers soon made Itself felt and under
a brisk demand to protect short contracts over
| the end OF the week, prices improved sharply
| and by the close were 10 points above last even
| ings figures After the close 102 points on
| official prices were paid"
GALvEsroN April 9.-Cotton closed firm;
mddng 616c; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
1885, sales s72 bales; stock IS, 525 bales.
No,RFoLK,, April COTTON closed firm;
| 145 sales 81 bales; stock 81, 3S9 bales;
ports, coastwise S45 bales
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi tding 6]sc; net receipts = bales, gross
4.fsl; sales - bales; stock 37,475 baes; ex-
| porus, coastwise 2, 800 bales
BosToN, April Cotton closed duh;
| middlng exc; net receipts 1856 bales gross
| l,l5i; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
to Great Britain l,T51 bales.
WILMINGTON, April Cotton closed steady;
middnR 614c; net receipts 1863 bales, gross 1873;
| sales none; stock 10.302 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 9-Cotton closed firm;
middl1R 718c; net receipts 219 bales, gross
2l9; sales - oaleS STOCK 1888 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS April 9.-Cotton closed
firm; middlng 69Sc; net receipts 2, 1903 bales,
gross 2905; sales 2,2o0 bales; stock 27S, 515
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1908 bales, to
the continent i0,66 bales, to France - bales,
| cosstwiSe ?, SIS.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
| Of hola eolIN A r,-I
delivery SIC. May delivery SIC, June de-
livery 5Sc July delivery 7sc, August delivery
6 re. September delivery SOC, October dellv-
cry SIC, November delivery 6 96c, December
delivery 04c, January delivery C.
Cotton crop statement from Sept. to April
8, inclusive Port receipts 1854 262 bales against
6,945,6i4 bales last year and 5,5lS,g55 bales the
year before last. Overland to mills and Canada
l,t30,623 bales, AGAINST 966653 bales last year.
Interior socks in excess of Sept. !: 300 1896
bales, against 264, 1870 bales last year Southern
mill takinRs 437 s20 bales, against 49, S7 bales
last year. Crop brought into sight during the
22l days to date: s. +32 500 bales against 500 IA
bales last year and ,9SS903 bales the year be-
fore last. Crop brought into sight for the week
75,445 bales, against 81, S9l bales last year and
81, 457 bales the year before last. Crop brought
into sight for the first eight days Of April:
sa,711 bales against 81. lob bales last year and
81, 54S bales the year before last
ATLANTA, April 9.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 51sc; receipts 10 bales.
MOBILE, April Cotton closed firm;
middhnE 6]1c; net receipts l bale, gross /;
sales 400 bales; stock 2l,S72 bales; exports,
coastwise 1852 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-Cotton closed steady;
middllng Q l6c; receipts 457 bales; ship
ments 1900 bales; sales 1881 bales; stock
AuausTA April Cotton closed steady;
middling 5-16c receipts 1872 bales; ship
ments 2le bales sales 1O1 bales; stock 20097
bales.
CHARLESTON. April 9.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlinR $50; net receipts 344 bales, gross
34i: sales 800 bales; stock Al SOL bales; exports
In he In fVgiC
NEW York, April 9-Consolldated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were $3.50 bales;
exports, to Great Britain SOL bales, to
France - bales, to the continent 12, 400 bales; ;
stock at all the ports 940,i6l bales
NEW YORK, April 9.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 4,3lo 463 bales, Of
which 3, 1863 bales American, against
All and 2.612,071 bales, respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 1888 bales. Receipts from plantations
1866 bales Crop in sight 8, 49, 2o4 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, April 9. noon-Flour firm and
quiet. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
aud easy. Pork active ami steady at SO so
oil 50. Lard quiet and frmer at 10 5215.
Freghts dull and weak
NEw YonK; April, 9, 500 P. M Four,
So bo04 rs; superflne, 81 7594 so; buck
wheat -four 81 2502 IS. Wheat was
% st a&i AND . sSner NO red
ahoat; options closed irm; No 2 red,
April delivery 9s11c; May delivery 95ISc; July
delivery 94c. Corn duh and strong; No. Q
cash, 58I5054c in elevator; 55c ahoat;
unEraded mixed, l89521sc; steamer mixed
4S049c;H options closet firm; April
delivery 5O5sc; May delivery 4shc, July
delivery C. Oats quiet and higher; options
quiet but frmer; April delivery Boo; May
delivery 35&kc; July delivery S4Ac; No. =
white May delivery 3616c; spot, 10. white
3SD3714c; mixed western, 35037c Hops
fairly active and firm; State. common
Coffee-,oPtiOns closed steady. Is down;
- 50G12 80; July delivery l2 100 z 20; Septem-
b,r delivery IL o.; spot Rio dull and nominal;
No. z, 15Ia0 1859 Sugar, raw, fair refining
sos Lido; oengrfugals, 06O test. 31Sc; No
8, 356c; No 3, 3Ssc; refined quiet and steady; ;
of A, 814Qt3 l6c; mould A. 4sAc; standard A,
43s00 iI6c; confectioners' A, 414aD4ssc; cut loaf
b05Isc; crushed, 5G515c; powdered. 49s84$4c;
granulated, 435016sc; cubes. 41sQa4Ac, Mo
asses-,Foreign dull, 800 test, 1i@0l@}5c
common to fancy 2j03}c. Petroleum quiet
and steady; crude in bbls., Psrkers', IS so;
crude in bulk 81 3d. refined New York IS 10:
Philadelphia and Baltimore So %; N buIk
S3 5513 GO. Cotton seed oil WAS f1rm;
new crude 26H921c crude of grades
C; new yellow 3UG3O1hC. Wool quiet aad
steady; domestic fleece 31Os6c; pulled 26Q195c;
Texas 16024c. Provisions-Pork active; Old
mess 80 50 mo co. new mess. sl1 O0D1l so; ex-
fra mir I,lt. Far, flrT r.