The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-14

| Az 4. NoAbA a. Iva
| LIVERPOOL. April 10, noon.-Cotton opened
| steady and in fair demand; American middling
| 3a4d; sales 5000 bales-American $500 bales;
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts g, 200
bales-American &. 100.
Futures-AmericAn middling, low middling
clause. April delivery ID; April and May
Slso 43-64d; June and July delivery s 50-64d,
also 5l-64d; July and August delivery
3 53-64d. also $3.50; August and September
delivery 56-64d; September delivery ID;
| September and October delivery 6S-64d, also
| 3 59-64d; October and November delivery
| 8 61-6fd, also 81 '94d Futures steady.
| The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to LOO bales new dockets and -
| bales old.
4p. mixtures: American middling, low
midding clause April delivery 8 49-64d,
buyers; May and June delivery 8 50-64d,
| buyers; June ami July delivery 53-64d. buyers;
July and August delivery 3 56-641, sellers;
August and September delivery 8 59-64d,
sellers; September delivery 6l-6403 62-64d
| September and October delivery 6l-640
s 62-b4d; October and November delivery "a,
| sellers. Futures closed steady.
American middling fair 3-l6d, good middling
| 8 l5-l6d, middling 334d, low middling 9-l6d,
good ordinary 3ssd, ordinary 5-l6d.
| The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
| Total sales for the week 40, 600 bales-Amer-
lean 81 600 bales; spectators took $500 bales;
| trade taklngs, including forwarded from ships
| side, "a, 900 bales; actual export 5000 bales;
| total imports 66 900 bales-American SO. 600:
| total stock 1850, 900 bales-American 1,457, 600
bales; total ahoat 10, 900 bales-American 80 900
bales; exporters took 1900 bales.
MANCHESTER, April 13.-The Guardians com
| mercial article says; ''FirmneSs prevailed yes
| terday in all departments, causing limited bust
ness. The hopes that strong market, with the
prospect OF prolonged suspension of work,
would have induced an increased demand were
not realized. There is little hope of an early
increase in the demand for India, because OF
poverty in the famine districts and a low and
uncertain rate Of exchange There is little
| doing for China. Business for South America
| is lesseuing. The home trade is active. Yarns
are strong, though the market is quieter.
Buyers rarely purchase except to cover con-
| tracts. They are fairly provided ahead"
NEW YORK, April Is, noon.-Futures market
opened steady with sales as follows: April de-
livery 6 76c May delivery soc, June delivery
I 00c July delivery = l0c, August delivery 100,
| September delivery &c.
New York, April 10, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
| dull; middling uplands 71kc, middiing Orleans
nc; net receipts 4i0 bales, gross receipts 6,774
Futures-Market closed steady, With sales of
1854, 600 bales, as follows: April delivery $50
9 SIC, May delivery o206 csc, June de-
August delivery Z 9107 22o. September de-
livery 30Gl7 Sic, October delivery 1901 4lo.
November delivery z 6007 Sic, December de-
livery G061 Gle, January delivery 1907 Tic
New YoRK, April 10 .-Hubbard, Price & Co. g
cotton circular says: Tho day has been one Of
surprises In the market. Yesterdays cables
| from Liverpool were so beArish and so unAni-
NOUS in their predictions of strike and the
resulting depression, that most of the opera
tors this side we're disposed TO look for q de-
| cline rather than an advance, which latter has
been realized to the extent of 2-64d improve
ment in futures. In New York the market
opened at about 70S points advance, and the
improvement up to O'Clock had been very
well maintained. There has been some con-
spicuous selling, but the market has taken cot
ton without feeling it, and no new bearish
factors of Importance have developed. During
the afternoon the market sold as high as 24c
for August, but at this point the floating short
interest seems to nave been covered, and the
close was steady at a slight reaction and 500
points above last evening"
GALVESTON, April l3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 634c; net receipts l,778 bales, gross
LIS; sales s48 bales; stock 49, S84 bales; spinners
ll6 bales.
NORFOLK, April l8-Cotton closed firm;
middling 65Sc; net receipts 97S bales, gross
97s; sales - bales; stock 80, 6SS bales.
BALTIMORE April l3.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi1ding CSC; net receipts - bales, gross
g. 23S; sales - bales; stock 41,715 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 1900 bales, to the CONT
nent $40,
BosToN, April 1a.-Cotton closed dull;
mtddling 70; net receipts S7o bales, gross
l,414; sales none; stock - bales; exports, to
Great Britain ga bales.
WILMINGTON, April 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6A66sEc; net receipts bales,
gross SO; sales none; stock 10,1s1 bales; ex-
ports, to the continent or bales, coastwise SO
bales
PHILApE1PH1A, April 13.-Cotton closed firm;
middling TIC; net receipts $40 bales, gross
Sl9; sales - bales; stock i5,773 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Cotton closed
firm middling 1850; net receipts /, 716 bales.
gross 1888; sales $3.50 bales; stock PSI. 737
babes; exports, to Great Britain $50 bales,
coastwse 1925 bales
Futures-Tne market closed steady,
with sales of 61 100 bales, follows: April
delivery zoe. May delivery &c, June de-
livery 74c, July delivery $40, August delivery
6 sec, September delivery &c, October deliv-
erv Ole, November delivery lie, December
delivery 1Sc, January delivery &C.
MOBILE, April 1S.-Ootton closed firm;
middling 65kc; net receipts AZ bales, gross 20;
sales 300 bales; stock 81 O1o bales; exports coast
MEMPHIS, April 1S-Cotton closed firm;
middling 611-16c; receipts 357 bales; ship
ments 500 bales; sales 2,a42 bales; stock
Augusta, April 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middliug 8 9-16065kc; receipts liz bales; ship
ments 1923 bales; sales 361 bales; stock 1878
CHARLESTON. April 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
asking higher middling 6l6369sc; net receipts
469 bales, gross 469; sales none; stock 4",0i2
bales.
ATLANTA. April 1S-Cotton closed firm;
middIing 7-1oc; receipts IS bales.
New YoRK, April 13.-Consolidsted net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're sos bales;
the continent 262o bales; stock at all the ports
GAS, 541 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. April 10. noon-FIour inactive and
easy Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork quiet and steady at 80 500
II So Lard dull aud easy at 36 so. Preights
quiet and weak.
NEW YORK April IS. 500 p. M Four.
southern. dull and weak; common to fair
extra, SO 1903 rs; good 70 choice; extra,
wheat -four 81 2562 S5 Wheat was
higher with a fair business; No. 2 red.
971609sc IN store and elevator; 9914c4$t O116
afoat: options closed firm at 13S9214c un-