The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-26

and MAY delivery I4-64d. sellers: May and
June delivery 14-6fd. sellers; June and July
delivery l5-6id, buyers July and August de-
livery Is 6fd4 Il SAD; August and Septem.
Der delivery l7-64F4 Is SD: September and
October delivery Is Sad. sellers: October and
November delivery l9-64d, sellers; Novem-
her and December delivery l9-6+6I4 2O-64d.
Futures closed steady.
New York. April = Noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows; April delivery c,
May delivery 46c. June delivery soc. July
delivery 6Sc, August delivery 15c, Septem-
Der delivery nc.
Cotton contracts opened quiet AT 97r4 points
decline, fell lG.2 points, and standing at noon
at +05 points below yesterday, with light
trade.
New York, April 25-P. M.-Middling up
lands l3-16c, middling Orleans l-l6c, good
ordinary 8 l1-16c. dow middhng sac. Sales
430 bales. Cotton firm.
Futures Market closed steady. with sales Of
10000 bales as follows: April delivery soc,
May delivery Sic, June delivery soc, July
delivery Z SOC. August delivery 76c Septem-
Der delivery SIC, October delivery soc, No
vember delivery : 92c, December delivery
9Sc. January delivery Csc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 2,236 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 1891 bales to the continent l,3l2 bales,
to France - bales: stock 6764l bales.
New York, April 2b.-The SUNS cotton re
view says: Dizziness and depression in Ltv-
erpool, and the impression that there is plenty
time TO repair any damage done TO the cotton
crop at the south as well as more or less
lung Al4uludlibll ~ 4NCN III IA dllN Il
operators, caused a decline in early
transactions but later on hrmer
tone set in, partly owing to the
government prediction of colder weather
and buying by shorts, who found some diff
| hculty in covering cotton. The new crop
months were especially firm in the late bust
ness. The net changes for the day were
slight, the final outcome being decline OF
lG12 points, closing steady. Sales were l45 POO
bales. Liverpool declined sac points, closing
quiet and steady with spot sales Of 1000 bales.
New Orleans declined points and regained
/ most OF this In Manchester yarns
/ were weak and cloths quiet. Re
ceipts at the ports we're 12,342 bales,
/ against 2.46l there to-day last week and 1854
/ last year. The total thus far this week is
24,554 bales against 5ssS thus far last week.
! Exports from the ports were 800 bales Spot
! prices here were firm at ll-l6c for middlinE
! up lands, with sales Of 800 for export and 100
/ for spinning. Most OF the southern spot mar
| kets were quiet and unchanged, Memphis was
| up l6c, New Orleans sold 1000 bales. The re-
| ceipts at three interior towns were 56s this
| day last week and 237 last year.
/ Galveston, April 25-Cotton closed quiet :;
mlddllng 73aC; net receipts SO bales. gross
/ none; sales 1l3 bales; stock 43 139 bales.
! Norfolk, April 25.-Cotton closed quiet. mid
! ding 7}sc; net receipts 1890 bales gross none:
! sales 250 bales; stock 39083 bales; exports,
! coastWise 200 bales,
| Baltimore. April 25.-Cot closed nominal:
/ mlddling 175c; net receipts none, gross 437
! bales; sales none; stock 9,Ss6 bales.
| Boston, April 2o.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
! ding 1876: net receipts S55 bales, gross
! 25S5 sales none; stock none.
! Wilmington April 25-COttOn closed steady:
! middling re; net receipts p bales gross
none: sales none: stock 9.7S0 bales.
| Philadelphia, April 25.-Cotton closed
| quiet; middling SEC: net receipts g. bales,
| gross none; sales none; stock 12.169 bales.
| New Orleans. April 25.-Cotton closed
! quiet mfddling 775c; net receipts 60l7 bales,
gross 7,l2S; sales 30 bales stock 229 400
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1914 bales, to
the continent 900.
New Orleans. April 25.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of $1,000 bales as
pc, June delivery a9c, July delivery 45c,
August delivery 53c. September delivery
SIC, October delivery sc. November de
livery &C December delivery SIC.
Mobile, April 25.-CottOn closed dull;
middling 7Sc; net receipts 6l7 bales, gross
none; sales 100 bales: stock 1863 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 617 bales.
Memphis, April 25.-COtton closed firm
middling ll-l6c: net receipts 90 bales, gross
! 54S: sales $50 bales; stock 1G bales
Augusta, April 25.-Cotton closed steady:
middlng 75sc; net receipts Y bales, gross
none; sales 400; stock p ,357 bales
Charleston, April 25-CottOn closed quiet
middling 75sc net receipts 1863 bales, gross
none; sales IS bales stock % 305 bales; ex-
| ports cOaStwiSe 323 bales.
/ Cincinnati, April 25.-COttOn closed steady:
! middling Sc net receipts 419 bales gross none;
! sales 100 bales; stock 6,283 Bales.
/ Louisville, April 25.-CoQton closed steady;
!
| sales none; stock none.
! st. Louis, April 25.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 7iic; net receipts 400 bales, gross
| IA; sales $50 bales stock 81 ,247 bales.
| Houston, April 25.-COtton closed quiet:
| middling 75sc: net receipts 1886 bales, gross
none; sales 30 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
| Atlanta, April 25.-COtton closed steady;
middling re; receipts l24 sales
| New York, April 25.-ConsoIidated net re-
cetpts Of cotton at all the ports up to and in
Guiding to-day for the week were 24,774 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain % 536 bales, to the
continent S,o3S bales to France 125 bales.
! Grain and Provisions.
New York, April p. Bpm Flour steady
| and unchanged; southern -four dull; common
to fair extra 81 10l1S 10; good to choice extra
| IS 1504 y. Whcat-No2in store and elevator
75Hc; afloat 16A177c; options less active and
! 3R6Bc lower on easier cables with moderate
| buying No red April delivery 7514c; May de-
! livery SIC; June delivery nc. Corn firm; No
| > red 49a049ssc in elevator; 50I61505sc atloat;
| steamer mixed ACE; options fairly active and
! 1s0Ac lower and closed firm; April delivery
1890; May delivery 49c; June delivery 494c.
/ Oats-Spot dull: options frmer; May deliv-
| cry 81 &c; June delivery 44C. Wool quiet:
| firm; family 81 006l2 90; extra mess 81 500
so. Beef hams quiet at S17 50Gtls 80. Tierced
beef quiet: city extra India mess $40 001l7 co.
! Cut meats more active ana stronger; picked
! bellies f1a0l nc: picked shoulders &c; picked
hams 13I,Q13c Middles tirmer and quiet;
| short clear $40 70. Lard higher, with cash in
| Better demand: options dull western steam
closed at $40 50; city 50 rs; May delivery
! 80 30; July delivery $40 Is; refined firmer
and quiet: continent $40 20: South America
! Sll 90; compound 81 soar s7Ia, Pork Quiet
and firmer; old mess SIS Is; new mess Sl9 %;
extra prime nominal MolasseS - Foreign
nominal: New Orleans open kettle good 10
| choice quiet and steady at 3071SSc. Peanuts un-
! changed. Coffee options opened barely steady
! at sails points decline and closed steady at
! as points down; April delivery IA 20; June
/ delivery Il 35dll4 Is; August delivery II 40;
| October delivery II 20d14 40 December de
/ livery Is 30ln1f 20; spot ltio by cargo quiet No
| Z 15l1c Sugar-Raw firm with fair demand;
| fair refining 3 7-l6c; centrifugals go test
! 3 l5-l6c: refined iirmer with a moderate de
/ maud: of A 45sTl5C; standard A 51-16d5I4c;
| granulated 1868 5-l6c. Freights to Liver
| pool fairly active and firmg; cotton 33zd;
! grain ed.
| Chicago April 25.-The reported breaking
! of the European drought made the wheat mar.
| ket weak here to-day and at the start cables
| were steady. Later in the day the reports OF
! general rain on the continent of Europe and
! Kansas. and the report OF the failure Of the
! London banks of Australia increased the dis
| position to sell freely. In the end, however
| the market closed comparatively steady at a
! slight reaction from inside prices. The
| corn market ruled strong for an hour
| L90asc, or until il struck the limits of priv
| leges. where buying against the same checked
! the downward tendency. final figures showed
| lsGl4c loss for the day. There was
( a good business in oats in the way
| of changing from May to June at
/ II difference. and also buying May and
| selling June and September. A weaker feeling