The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-19

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do Sc. 3s.. 20 St. Paul ..... S01s
Virginia 6s.,...... 50 do preferred .128$39
Va bs cons 1880. 40 Texas Pacific. 104
Northwestern. IBIS Tenn. Coal & Iron. A.
do preferred. l4S Union Pacific. 1885
Della. & Lack. 1925 n. J. Central .l40l6
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East Iennessee.... Western Union. 92ss
Lake Shore. 1875 Cotton Oil Cert 40l<
Louisville & Nash. 75A Brunswick Co.. S
Memphis & Char. so Mobile & Ohio Is So
Mobile & Ohio. SO Silver Certificates $685.
Nashville & Chat. Sc Am. Sugar Rein. 9Gss
Texas Pacific, LIST. $3.50 do pref'd. 97sS
n. \. Central. -. .l!61s
COTTON.
NEW YORK, April 49, noon Futures market
opened quiet but firm, with sales as follows:
April delivery Sac, May delivery 90c, June
delivery 04c, July delivery lac, August de-
livery 24c, September delivery CSC.
New York, April IS, 500 p. m.-Oorton closed
quiet; mtddling uplands nc, mlddlinR Orleans
nc; net receipts 53s bales, gross receipts 1912
bales; sales to-day 1875 bales; sales last week,
not before reported, 1874 bales for consump
ton.
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales of
ILL., 300 bales, as follows: April delivery 6 $50
soc, May delivery 97616 Csc, June de-
livery G117 Ooc,. July delivery 1907 1sc,
August delivery 1907 &c, September de-
livery Z 1907 soc, October delivery 4507 46c,
November delivery 5j07 Soc. December de-
livery 650I 66c, January delivery 1901 76c
New YORK, April R.-Hubbard, Price &
tion, as made up by Saturdays Chronicle,
is as follows Total visible supply 265, 1Sl bales
of which 1862, 3Sl bales are American; planta-
tion deliveries ~ 4l4 bales; came in sight turing
the week S,SS7 bales; total in sight s, 500, SS3
bales. Our market reopened this morning
after two days holiday, at about points ad-
vance on the prices of Thursday last. In the
absence of any advlces from Liverpool, which
market remains closed until Wednesday morn
ing, the trading has been limited and confined
chiefly TO continuous liquidation of obligation
on the short side of the market. During the
afternoon the market was steady at slight re-
cession from the highest figures touched. Port
receipts turned out to be rather larger than
was expected, and the bears recovered some
thing of their old confidence, and attempted
raid upon the market toward the close, which
was however, without substantial effect. The
news rom abroad with regard TO the strike is
that the master SplnnerS will determine to-
morrow whether they will accept the employees
proposition to arbitrate or not, and upon their
decision in this matter depends the immediate
future Of the market in Liverpool. "
GALVESTON, April 18.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1850; net receipts l. 100 bales, gross
1,60; sales Ala bales stock So o13 bales; exports
coastwse 2,738 bales.
NORFOLK, April 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middnS 655c; net receipts 1915 bales gross
1,Ol6; sales Sal bales; stock 81 ,5S3 bales
BALTIMORE, April lS.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi1ding &c; net receipts - bales gross 90;
sales - bales; stock 80, 072 bales; exports,
coastwise 1000 bales.
BOSTON. April 1S-Cotton closed dull;
middling 71sc; net receipts 223 bales, gross
1880; sales nonei stock - bales; exports, to
Great Britain IS bales.
WILMINGTON, April 1S-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6lec; net receipts 23l bales, gross 23l;
sales none; stock 10, III bales; exports, coast
wise Il bales
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s-Cotton closed steady;
middlinE i5sc: net receipts 63 bales, gross
So; sales - bales; stock IL, 400 bales
New ORLEANS, April lS.-Cotton closed firm /;
middling 1880; net receipts Z. 945 bales. gross
1915; sales 1850 bales; stock $50, 1868 DaleS.
Futures-Tne market closed steady,
with sales of IS, 900 bales. as follows: April
delivery 75c. May delivery soc, June de
livery 6 nc, July delivery 85c August delivery
6 92c, September delivery 99c, October deliv-
cry o6c, November delivery 14c, December
delivery Gle, January delivery C
Cotton crop statement from Sept. to April
15,inclusive: Port receipts 626 204 bales against
64i0,947 bales last year and 5,642, S65 bales the
l. 139, 1927 bales, against 97S,763 bales last year
Interior stocks in excess of Sept. /: 279, 4S9
bales this year. against 246,5l7 bales last year
Southern mill takings AZ, 44S bales this year.
against 44S 315 bales last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight during the 22s days to
date: s,494. 1913 bales this year, against S,04 542
bales last year and 7,019,490 bales the year be-
fore last. Crop brought into sight for the week
6l,96S bales, against 74.39S bales last year and
30,5S7 bales the year before last. Crop brought
into sight for the first fifteen days of April:
1859 bales, against 1911 sol bales last year and
63 1856 bales the year before last.
MOBILE, April 1s-Cotton closed firm;
middling csc; net receipts 316 bales, gross 3l6;
sales zoo bales stock 20 200 bales; exports
MEMPHIS, April 1s-Cotton closed firm;
middliDg 63zc; receipts IS bales; ship
ments 115O bales; sales 6,O06 bales; stock
AUGUSTA, April 1s-Cotton closed firm;
middling $3.50; receipts 141 bales; ship
ments 81 bales; sales 2l9 bales; stock IS, 7l8
bales
CHARLESTON. April 1s-Cotton closed firm;
asking higher; middling 6s4c; net receipts 100
bales, gross 1901 sales 50 bales; stock 40,3SO
bales.
ATLANTA, April 1s-Cotton closed firm;
middlng CSC; receipts Is bales.
New YORK, April demonstrated net re-
cepts at all the ports to-day were "a 523 bales;
exports, to Great Britain =, l95 bales, to
stock at ali the ports $780, bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LONDON, April 1S.--The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of British grain trade
says: when the markets closed last week
English wheats were hrmer and holders were
asking Cd advance. The average price through
out the country is Sis Id. This is still a miser-
able price for good qualities, being So decline
since Jan. I. Foreign wheatS remained quiet
at a recovery of Cd. Both France and Germany
we're buying. Californian left off
firm at 88s. Indian was depressed,
the fall in the price of
silver causing forced sales at 32s. The total
quantity of wheat on passage is 2,59S 900 quar-
tiers. Corn was weak. Cargoes of mixed
American were quoted at Dos. Oats were Sd
dearer. Barley, beans and pease were dull
There were large supplies of linseed and prices
dropped 1s.
NEW YORK, April IS, noon-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull and steady. Corn quiet
and firm Pork quiet and steady at SO 500
II 80, Lard quiet aud steady at So 5216. Freights
quiet and easy.
NEW YORK. April 10, 500 p. M Four,
southern. was dull; common to fair
extra, SO 1903 Is; good 70 choice; extra,
wheat -four 90 25G9 50. Wheat was
dull and unsettled; No. Q red. 9614et97c
IN store and elevator; 9s94c9Sl 0O16 afoat:
options closed frm at 9k011sc up, moderately
active; No. 2 red April delivery 933Ac;
May delivery DISCO; July delivery 907sc. Corn
dull and Irregular; No: cash, 49c
$50 521Sc; steamer mixed 4S11049s4c; options
closed steady with dull trading; April delivery
49c; May delivery 1870, July delivery 1880.
Oats we're dull and irregular; options dun
and easier; April delivery &C; May
delivery $3.50; July delivery 3314c; No. white,
3434136c; mixed western, 366361xc. Hops
to choice, 1920; Pacific coast I5022c
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