The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-05

( October, closing steady, with sales of $4,000
! bales. There was holiday in Liverpool. In
New Orleans futures declined ! to points,
/ but recovered this and advanced to
! points. Spot cotton here was l-l6c lower,
with sales of BIG bales for export and 2O3 for
/ spinning. Midland uplauds was quoted at
( 8 lie. There was a decline Of &c. at SIX OF
the souther markets New orleans sold
/ wers l329S bales, against 1916 tn
] day last week and 20,6l9 last year.
The total thus far this week is 80, 1877, against
90, 395 bales thus far last week, Exports from
/ the ports we're IS, l97 bales. Receipts at three
/ interior towns were 1,01 bales, against 1851
this day last week, and .O19 last year"
NEW York, April 4, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: April delivery OOc,
May delivery lie, June delivery 23c July
delivery 2Sc August delivery 33c. September
d. livery SIC.
Cotton coutracts here opened steady and IN
| changed to point down, advanced sos points,
fell 203 points and prices now are 2DS points
above yesterday, with only local trade and sales
o, 1000 bal"s The south was little steadler
| and bought quite freely
NEW YORK, April Z, nOOn.-MiddEng uplands
8 '-1Gc, middng Orleans 1!-l8c, low midthng
| Sd, good ordinary : i-l6c Spot cotton closed
| steady, Sa es 3 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales Of
! 1S4 300 bales, follows: April delivery lie,
| May delivery 8 1Sc, June delivery 2dc, July
! delivery Sc August delivery SIC, Septem
Der delivery 3Sc, october delivery 4Oc, No
| vember delivery q 43c Dece Der delivery ACC,
| January delivery 53c-
| Total consolidated net receipts at all the ports
| to-day we're l3 7Js bales; exports, to Great Bri-
tain 500 bales, to the continent TO- l4o bales 10
| France -; stock 1y7.U4O bales
ATLANTA, April 4.-Cotton closed dull mid
| ding Il &c; receipts 81 bales.
GALVESTON April 4.-COtton closed nominal;
| middnDR sac; net receipts .O59 bales, gross
| uone; sales 2O5 bales; stock 1924 bales exports
| TO the continent 8 ,59l bales.
NORFOLK, April 4.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts =, 1874 bales, gross none
sales n bales; stock 1926 bales; exports
| to Great Britain S,S55 bales, coastwiss l,2o0
| bales.
BALTIMORE, April Cotton closed nominal;
middlng $780, net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; STOCK Il, III bales; exports, coast
| 800 bales
BosroY, April 4.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $40; net receipts ~ bales, gross =, 1871;
sales nonei stock none.
WILMINGTON, April 4.-Cotton closed dull ana
nOminal; middling SI5c; net receipts "A bales,
gross none; sales none; stock II, oo8 bales; ex-
ports coastvise 800 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Cotton closed quiet;
middung 3-1ic; net receipts 2U6 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock l0575 bales
New ORLEANS, April 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middling sac; net receipts 6,I94 bales gross
! ,764; sales z 80 bales; stock 1924 bales.
NEW ORLEANS april 4.-Cotton futures
closed quiet but steady, with sales OF lo,SOO
bales. as follows: April delivery ole, May de-
livery O3c, June delivery O4c, July delivery
= lie, August delivery l2c, September de-
livery csc October delivery lOc, November
delivery 5 lie December delivery lac.
MOBILE, AprlI 4-CottOn closed easy; mid
ding Sc: net receipts III bales, gross none;
sales 800 bales; stock 2a,457 bales; exports,
coastwiSe 81 bales.
MEMpH1s, april Cotton closed easy; mid
ding IT, 6c; net receipts 325 bales, gross 6o9;
sales 1907; STOCK o1.372 bales
AUGUSTA, april 4.-Cotton closed easy
middhng SIC; net receipts lsG bales, gross
none; sales 50j bales; stock 2909! bales.
CHARLESTON, April Cotton closed quiet;
middling sac; net receipts IS bales gross
none; sales none; STOCK IS 927 bales; exp rts,
cCGstElse So bales, to the continent $3.50 bales.
CINCINNATI. April 4.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng $3.50; net receipts az bales gross none :
sales 50; stock C,t04 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Cottol closed quiet;
mldding SC; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock none
ST. LOUIS, April cotton closed dull
middling s36c, net receipts $50 bales, gross
2498 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 90. IA bales
Houston, April 4.-Cotton closed dull;
nonu: sales none; stock asa bales.
New YORK. April 4.-Consolidated net re-
cepIs of cotton at all the ports up to and in
cluiing to-day for the week were 80, 1871 bales
exports to Great Britain Is. 961 bales, TO the
Continent 20, $50 bales, ~ France 2,0il.
GaAIS AND PROVISION.
New York, April 4. 3 o. m.-Flour quiet and
held tlrmer; winter wheat low grades ~ 100
. IS: patents 80 1904 %; Minnesota clear 81 81
03 80; patents S42544 GO; southern -four quiet
and firm; common 10 fair extra 81 zoos 10;
good TO cnoice 50 l50425. Wheat AD7sc higher,
closing firm; No. red in store and elevator
75340T6c; atoat nc; options we're active, eX-
cited and irregular and closed strong lA014c
higher: No = red Auril delivery 7534c; May de
livery nc; June delivery &c. Corn firm and
dun; No. , red 5l15il4c in elevator; 5205216c
ahoat; steamer mixed 4q13Q14934c; options -
Nay delivery ASSOC; June delivery ASSOC. Oats
quiet and easier; options duh aud firmer; April
delivery 3536c; May delivery 3j1sc; June delivery
351sc; spot prces: No. 2 Se43614c; No.
G3,c; whIt5 western 3sIs6G39c. Wool
quiet and firm; domestic fleece 27GS5c;
Sll 00Dl2 d; extra mess 81 6OGS 80 Beef hams
duh and weak at Sl7 DO. nerced beef quiet
and easy; city extra India mess Sl7 500 IS 90.
Cut meats dull and weak; picked bellies
MIcdle, duh and weak; short clear 81 70.
Lard quiet aud easier; western steam
nominal; refined dull and lower; continent
$40 Is; South America $40 40; compound IS 90
615 6219. Pork in better demand but
81 81: new mess Sl8 co.; extra prime
/ nominal. Molgsses-Foreigu nominal; New Or
! leans open kettle, good TO cnOice in fair demand
and firm at 2Gft SC. Pea nuts firm fancy hand
picked IA nc; farmers 41s4513c. Coffee
Options openel weak and closed barely steady
30635 points down; April delivery l6 800
16 90 June delivery 10 S0Gl5 go August
delivery % 70; december delivery IS $50 IS 60;
spot 40 duh and easy; No Z lie. Sugar
Raw firm and quiet; TAR refining 1903 3 &c;
active and firm; No q ; T-l6lt QD4alc; standard
y 45S15 J. &c; granulGted 1905 3-l6c. Freights
10 Liverpool quiet and weaG; cotton T6Id;
grain I'D asked.
CHICAGO, April 4.-There was no session Of
1 tie hoag OF Trade to-day, but there was an agi-
tated crowd OF Spectators on tue curb, and TIE
D ics o wheat was from l6GlAc higher tlan IL
closed on Monday. The main cause OF The a l.
vance was PROBABLY due to the Illinois crop re
| pore and the fear At reports OF similar bad
conditions would come ia from Kansas, Iii
souri,, Indiana aud Michigan. New YORK wired
here that foreigners had buying orders for
, W eat tier: at tie market and Minr eapolis re
ceived foreign buying orders there and no wheat
for sale. Ter was a biz business done here in
| wheat.
BALTIMORE. MD, A 3ril 4. - Flour steady.
Wheat easy; No. red on spot 744c;
April delivery nc; May delivery 75c;
July delivery sac; hitting wheat by sample
/ 78G75c Corn hrInar: No. mixed on spot
415c; Apr delivery 47lfc; May delivery 411fct
July delivery 4-4c asked; yellow corn by
sample 4qc; white corn by sample 4s6I451kc.
CISciSNATI. April Flour dull Wheat
| noul al. No. 2 red GG467c. Corn easier; 30. z
/ mixed Hn42l1c. Oats weak and lower; No.
mixed 333331gc Pork steady at S17 on. lard
! easier at 80 90. Bulk meats easier at 50 90.