The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-20

Virginia 6s ........*5O do preferred .ia8lS
Va. 6s cons. .......*40 Texas Pacific. 800 l0Ss
Northwestern. 1915 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 46SS
do preferred. l4SI< Union Pacific. ... 46
| Della Lack. ....l 1908 n. J. Central 1894
Erie. .............. 3l1s Missouri Pa,ifc. 60l6
East Tennessee. AZ Western Union. 934
Lake Shore 49,. .13414 Cotton Oil Certi.. 40
Louisville a Nash. rs Bruins wick CO.. 5
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio Is 1915
Mobile & Ohio. 81 Silver Certificates S62A
Nashville Chat. So Am. Sugar Rein 957s
| Texas Pacific, LIST. S316 do pref'd.. 97M
| N. Y. Central &c. li466
NEW YORK, April 10. noon-Futures market
opened quiet but firm, with sales as follows:
April delivery SIC, May delivery 99c, June
delivery 09c, July delivery 100, August de-
livery 29c, September delivery z SSc.
NEW YoRK, April 10, 300 p. m.-Cotton closed
2 9-l6c; net receipts 1070 bales, gross receipts
lS 23S bales; sales to-day 10 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
6 $500 96c, May delivery 6 9907 0Oc, June de-
livery z o907 1Oc July delivery 1907 zoe.
August delivery as@7 29e; September de, de-
November delivery 5s07 SOC. December de,
| livery 6s17 soc, January delivery 1907 roc.
| New YORK, April l9.-Huboard, Price & Co.'S
/ advices from that market trading In New
| York has been active, though within compare
| lively narrow limits. The market opened at
about last nights prices but promptly i'm
| proved, August selling before IL O'Clock at
! z 32c, nearly points above yesterdays figures.
! From this reaction was effected, and the bears
were rather more successful than usual in their
| attempt to create an impression upon the
market. The claim that the movement is still
much delayed by foods and the consequent
| impossibility of moving the crop, continues to
be made. The feature of to-day's market has
| been the execution OF a large number of buying
orders for outside account. During the after
| noon the market continued quiet but steady,
| closing finally about points over last evenings
| prices"
GALVESTON April I9.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 716c; net receipts sS3 bales, gross ss3;
sales 52s bales; stock 81, 4G2 bales.
| NORFOLK, April l9.-Cotton closed steady;
middling CSC; net receipts 93l bales, gross
95o sales 788 bales; stock 32,043 bales; exports,
BALTIMORE April 19.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi1dling &c; net receipts - bales gross -;
| sales - bales; stock S0,110 bales; exports.
to Great Britain 1850 bales to the continent 600
| bales.
Bosrox, April l9.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 1sc; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
2,I49; sales none; stock = bales
| WILMINGTON, April 19.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 619c; net receipts 175 bales, gross IT'S;
sales none; stock 10. 1926 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7ssc; net receipts 805 bales, gross
305; sales - bales; stock, corrected, 1880
bales
NEW ORLEANS April 19-Cotton closed firm :;
mlQ0llnR l5-lOc net receipts 4, ia DaleS, gross
bOs4 sales g. 400 bales; stock 26i. 452 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady,
with sales of 81, 400 bales, as follows: April
delivery sec MAY delivery 74c, June de-
livery sec, July delivery sec, August delivery
97c, September delivery 04c, October deliv-
cry Z 1Oc November delivery lie, December
delivery 24c, January delivery C
| MOBILE, April 19.-Cotton closed firm;
middiing 694c; net receipts 226 bales, gross 226
sales 200 bales; stock 9,'S9 bales exports coast
| wise 627 bales
mlddling 1880; receipts 1867 bales; ship
ments 200 bales; sales 17o8 bales; stock
65, 95S bales
AUGUSTA, April 19.-Cotton closed firm;
ments rs bales; sales 81 bales; stock 1917
bales.
CHARLESTON. April I9.-Ootton closed firm;
middlng Csc; net receipts ISL bales, gross
49, sales 81 bales; stock s9,264 bales; ez-
| ports coastwise ,2S6 bales.
| ATLANTA, April 1e.-Cotton closed steady;
middling $50; receipts IA bales.
NEW YoRK, April 1e.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 4S1 bales
exports to Great Ees Britain sSao oses: to
stock at all the ports $50, 7S5 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, April 1a. noon-F1our quiet and
| weak. Wheat active and unsettled. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork dull and steady at % o001I so.
Lard quiet and firm at 90 IS. FreiEhts dull and
steady.
New YORK, April 10, 500 p. NJ Four
southern. was quiet; common to fair
&c., sapsr ssod % Sssi' g. i Saoe
| wheat -four 81 2502 S5 Wheat unsettled.
weak and active; No; 2 red, S61i9s6c
in store and elevator ss9lc9$l 9o9s sfoat;
day; No. red, April delivery $3.50; May
delivery 9l3sc; July delivery 907sc. Corn opened
stronger, closed easier and quiet; No. 2 cash,
48140149c in elevator soc afioat ungraded mixed,
| 46GDb216c; steamer mixed 4S1S049s4c; options
closed firm; April delivery acc; May delivery
| 4714c, July delivery 46c Oats irregular with
| April delivery C; May delivery 34c; July de-
| livery 3314c; No. 2 white. May delivery 35Szc;
spot, No. white. 34la03494c; mixed western,
common to choice, 15122c; Pacific coast l5Q122c.
Coffee-options closed steady to 10020 points
up; April delivery y 400l2 50; May delivery
SoG sys9y Iq dye s sna S R9 G5sE sPs
steady; No. Z, 1880. Sugar, raw, fair refining
sos 1-16c; centrifugals, go test. S16c; No.
6, 31sc; No. 8, 1850; refined was quiet; off
48s0416c; confectioners' A, 4404s6c: cut loaf
6051sc; crushed, 5951sc; powdered, 49s9424c;
granuated, 42sG49Sc; cubes cube 41S@4Ac. IN No,
common to fancy 25QS5c Petroleum steady
and quiet; crude dc 81 in b6ls; Parkers'. A. 50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore So O5; N bulk,
new crude 28IaW29c; crude off grades
c. new yellOW oI1AGQ6SC. WOOL quiet ana
steady; domestic fleece 3O0S6c; pulled
26035c; Texas 16D24c. Provisions-Pork was
nsT0 m snd s firm O I'D 3d. mess extra 50 prime 1S
Sil So Beef was dull family 50 50
| 010 so; extra mess dull at IS 7015 90.
Beef hams quiet quoted at Sl4 0O0l4 80.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra, India mess,
! S14 OO917 90. Out meats dull and easy;
| picked helles 534c; picked shoulders 55s
| 6154c; hams 914G91kc. Middles easy; short
| clear. April delivery at SO 4006 60. Lard
| closed weak; western steam closed at S6 5216;
| city steam So 90; May delivery S6 So;
| June Sc IS; July delivery So 81; re-
4 fined quiet; continent 81 0007 20; South
| America 81 so. Peanuts were firm; fancy
handpicked 416c; farmers 234931bc. Freights
| to Liverpool we're about steady and in fair de-
mand; cotton, per steam. 3-32d: grain. 116d.
| CHICAGO, April l9-Corn and pork divided
public interest with wheat to-day. bulge Of
| almost panicky and slid down 30c. Wheat went
| off lc. There was considerable stir in corn. 1t
was due to some nervous buying, helped on by
some manipulation. The action to-day was
almost entirely May. The crowd acted as il
| afraid of some strong parties here and In New
| York, said to be heavily long on corn. When
| the market began to advance Boyden and others,
supposed to be acting for Cudahy, turned in as
| buyers and put the price up small bidders.
| The same parties sold some at higher prices,
| but the market would not stand any heavy
| liquidation and eased of nc from top prices,
| closing irregular, May lss0119c up compared
with last night, and July only 190t5c. Oats
| frmed up with corn, closing about Lc higher
than last night. Too many hogs at yards and
| consequent lower prices knocked the bottom
- rhn rlrAt fnr nrk mot fh.a