The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-27
he following were the closing quotations of
COTTON.

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LIVERPOOL, April 26. noon.-Cotton opened
dull and easier; American middlnR 15-16d;
ses 5000 bales-American $50 bales; specula-
ton and export 500 bales; receipts q, 900 bales
American rs, ZOO.
Futures-American middng low middling
clause, April delivery 3 60 Sad; April and May
delivery ID; May and June delivery 55-64d,
also 3 54-64d, also 53-64d; June and July de-
livery 5S-64d, also 3 81 64i, also 8 So Gid; July
sld August delivery 60-64d, also 5961d; Au-
gust and September delivery 8 63-64d. also
5s264d, also 6l-64d; September delivery ID;
September and October delivery 2-64d. also
4l-64d; october and November delivery Sod,
6lso 4 64d. also sod. Futures easy.
m.dding clause. April delivery 869-64d,
sellers; April and May delivery 52-64d,
sellers; May and June delivery 5000
$3.50; June and July delivery 65-64d, buyers:
August and September delivery 61-64d,
sellers; September delivery 63-64d buyers;
September and October delivery 63-64d, buyers;
October and November delivery 264d, sellers.
Futures closed quiet.
American middling fair 516d good middling
4l-i6d, middling $3.50, low middling l1-16d,
good ordinary 319d. ordinary 5-l6d.
New YORK, April &c. noon.-FuUures market
opened steady, with sales as follows: April de-
livery C, May delivery 69c, June delivery
Z O Csc, July delivery I9c August delivery
NEW YoRK. April 26, 500 p. n.-Cotton closed
dull; middlng uplands nc, middling Orleans
71sc; sales to-day 800 ba es; net receipts ,4OS
bales gross receipts lO,3O4 bales,
sales OF 232, 800 bales, as follows April delivery
s 1896 94c. May delivery 1906 94c, June de-
livery O5@7 &c, July delivery Z 1907 1Oc.
: S2G7 s3c, October delivery 42@7 43c, No.
vember delivery 5l17 SEC. December de-
livery 6l@7 sc, January delivery 1907 rec.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Hubbard. Price & Co.'S
cotton circular says: "Our cables this morning
aivise that the master spnners In Lancashire
lrrtated at the dictatoria attitude of the opera
uTeS union, had determined to attempt to break
i'- ~ c0ntinuing the existing lockout at least
until Whitsuntide. Incidentally. it was sug-
gested that the object Of the movement might
include also the acquisition of some cheap cot
ton on The decline in prices, which would result
IIom Jne prospect OF such prolonged idleness.
Iae Liverpool market reflected this news by the
decline of some 5-64i in futures Spot sales
were only 1000 bales, and the situation was re-
ported as rather gloomy. Naturally a decline
IN TINS market followed, and the opening prices
were points lower than yesterday. The loss
IN value before II o clock had been increased
iiurIner points, August contracts selling
low as zoo. This seemed to measure the force
OF the reaction and slight recovery ensued,
points of the loss having been regained before
O'CLOCK A reaction and decline to 25c seems
~ nave about llquidated the weakly held cotton
accquireu on the recent advance. During the
AFTERNOON pessimistic dispatch from Manches-
Ter regarding the situation in the manufacture
ing trade prectpitated a fresh selling movement
t..
me closing was steady at about these figures.
nttH later cable to us reads: We are reliably
informed that the labor troubles will soon be
over. From the above il is to be Inferred that
tIe gravity of the crisis is lively to prove its
GI"u corrective, and with any improvement in
Ine industrial situation an advance in prices is
naturally a to be expected The port receipts for
'nt gay turned out TO be over II 200 bales"
GALvEsroN, April 26.-Cotton closed steady;
nm9igadhng Lice; net receipts 933 bales, gross
Co5, sales 25S bales; stock 1886 bales; exports,
'UasIWlse 16S bales; spinners 100.
NORFOLK, April 26.-Cotton closed steady;
,InniudIing csc; net receipts 1872 bales, gross
id<i sales 1865 bales; stock 21,l30 bales: exports
10 treat Britain SAB bales, to the continent 276
~ BALTIMORE, April 26.-Cotton closed nominal;
ml1ding re; net receipts - bales gross
sO9oi sales = bales; stock 20, 604 bales; ex.
ports, 70 Great Britain g. 2O4 bales, to the CONT
BosToN, April 26.-Cotton closed dull;
@15iddddlng 1850; net receipts 800 bales, gross
~ w. safes none; stock = bales.
NJ, MisiILININGToN, April 28.-Cotton closed firm;
msiudng 6$4c; net receipts l12 bales, gross 112;
Sales none; stock 1851 bales
FHIILADELPHIA, April 28-Cotton closed quiet;
@9 "a. ding 79Sc; net receipts ! bale. gross
70; sales = bales: stock 10, Ala bales.
NGgEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton closed easy;
ua51la . ll-l6c; net receipts 5,Sl3 bales gross
~; sales 3, $50 bales; stock 232, 15S bales
S %fG sales Of 725OO bales, as follows: April
Suiellvery 72c. May delivery Tic, June de-
Every Sic. July delivery SOC, August delivery
o9oc! September delivery Z 03c, October deliv-
sy lOc, November delivery Ice, December
ueii,,very 24c, January delivery Sic.
MOBILE, April 26.-Cotton closed nominal;
s alI &c; net receipts IS bales, gross IS;
S oe.es = bales; stock 1888 bales; exports,
c2astwise l07 bales
MEMPHIS, April 26-Cotton closed steady;
rrnlaIling lice; receipts SEA bales; ship
t iHeHts 200 bales; sales 1868 bales; stock
AUGUSTA, April 26.-Cotton closed dull;
messing 6A16 Is Ice; receipts Ill bales; ship
bales '''0' ~ '0'' '''0A -''''0
CHARLESTON. April 2G.-Cotton closed firm;
ssn ai &c; net receipts $50 bales gross $50;
sues y bales: stock 36,175 bales; exports,
~ lhe continent 2, 1S6 bales, coastwise 75S.
atlanta, April 26.-Cotton closed firm;
'nttqdllng 11-16c; receipts 264 bales.
VIEW YORK, April demonstrated net re-
oepts at all the ports to-day were Il. 464 bales;
exports, to Great Britain AGA bales, to
" we continent 6.63S bales, TO France - bales;
0''ch at ali the ports 644, $40 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
new York, April 60. noon-Flour dull and
steady. Wheat quiet and higher. Corn quiet
S S, hrm. Pork quiet and steady at 80 Goa
a-V. Lard quiet aud firm at So go Freights
New YoRK. April &c. 500 P M -Four,
southern. quiet cut steady; common to fair
extra 50 6503 IS; good 10 choice, extra,