Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
LIvERPoOL COTTON MARKET.


 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
 LIVERPOOL, April 11.-Noon- Cotton demand middiiSg, f.I5d. Sales, i2 ,096 bales. of iation % ana ini0 export. 1000 6ales. ReGsipts, 5000 bales. of which 7oQo wsre American.
 Futures opened steady; demand fair,
 American mlddllng anu low middling clause quotations:
 May and June delivery.....s 2s-e4d@s 2e-e4d June and July deiiysry.....3 27-e4d@3 25-64d July and August delivery.3 2s-64d@3 26-64d August and September de- sep,sSber and october de-
 october and November de-
 November and December, o.. Decenabsar and aii January de-
 livery ......................3 33-64d
 LIVERPOOL, ,Aprn Il A p. m.-Futures closed steady.
 quotations:
 April delivery .............3 22-64d63 23-64dt April and May delivery "a 23-s4das 24-64dt May and June delivery....3 25-64dt
 June and July delivery. 3 26-64d@3 27-64d. July and August delivery..a 27-e4d@3 2s-64dt August and September de- livery ....................,s ao-s4dt
 November and December .s'1. December and January de
 livery .....................3 33-64d@3 34-64dt January and February de-
 livery ...........,...... . 34-o4uR "a -3o-o4df
 Sellers. Buyers. tvalue.
 IN WALL STREET.
 NEW YORK, April 11.-Stocks were dull today, butAhe tone of the market was strong. The transactions were light. Al the start the coalers displayed weakness on the report that Reading refused to submit the question of per cehtage 10 arbitration. According to good authorities the Delaware ana Hudson had nck al fn rndn An fxf ifo a1i.,t ment, but refus ed and in consequence nego-> tiations for a settlement for the moment are at a standstill. Delaware and Hudson fell IA to 124I2, and New Jersey Central %. to 92a. Later on Delaware and Hudson recoved to 125Aa12ol2 and New Jersey Central to s4A0 York Central moved up 97M, Lake shoro to 1894 and Canada Southern to 5lss. The rise Michigan Central was rather weak and and lei feI 1a, to 97@97B. Atchison was de cidedy strong, and on good buying moved to 6ss. nearly per oent.,to 112k2: The industrials were strong for Ghisaeo aas, Leather and Net changes show gains asf of Eoiss per eS3s ees General Electric lost sts per e9s eenS on ahs lhs tive and strong
 The sales of listed stocks aggregated &C., 900 shares. unlisted g.. 900 shares.
 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was quiet feeling firm at former prices. Wheat No; spring, 5sts9eQasc; No red, 54ss@ g. s.ss sse Porf ssa sa faaa ssr 100 pounds, s6.e0a6. e2l2. shcrt rib sides, loose, ss,2i2S,e so, so, Dry sal.ed shoulders, boxed, s6. 60. Whisky, $1.22.
 CHICAGO CHANGE.
 CHICAGO. April l.-For the day immediately preceding holiday the wheat market had unusual activity during the days session. the first and last hours, the intermediate be9 ing rather llstless, May wheat opened at 55c, sold between 55MGe47sc,. closing at the lat car lots, sold at Hc advance over yesterday, but the nominal close was weak with the iu- lures.
 Corn was dull most of the time today. De- ferring to the tone of wheat, prices advanced early and declined before the close. May 46i.c, closing at 4oasc, hc under yesterday. Cash corn was hc higher during the trading in that department, but the close was nomf- Oats-wheat and corn fluctuations directed the course or oats.. The business at no time closed asc under yesterday. Cash oats at lso adyan ce, but closed lower.
 and Ghnnsn ior S ,ns was dry most of the business, but the grain markets influenced some selling around the end of the of Sc in hogs, steadiness ruling until the final orders were being executed, when values to se e Ss Nay S prPs Ts ribs.
 easy at 1A02M per cent; last loan at per cent. and closing offered 2 per cent. Prime Prime %ssEssntils ns pspst. .5HSa per cent Bar Sterling exchange was easief. with actual business in bankers Li1is at $4.s94@4. sSla for sixty days and S4. 65h a sen for demand; posted rates. s4. eels0A. 90; commercial bills, $4,e7k@A.e7&. Treasury bsiances-Coin. sso. .1ss .ooo; cur rency. $64 ,795 1000.