Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-18


Futures: Uplauds. low middhng clause;
May and June delivery, 5lD4 SO Gid: June and
July, 6S-64d; july anu August, l-64di
August ana September, 2-64G5 cad; No-
vember and December, 4 57-64d. Market dun
at the decline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-dav's clear
ings amounted to 1000 bales new docket.
200 p. n.-The sales to-day included 600
bales American.
Futures: UDlands. low middling clause,
May delivery, 62-64d. sellers; Mayand June.
value; July and August 3-64d, sellers Au-
gust and September sd, buyers; september
and October. 60-6ld, buyers; October and
November, 81 sid. buyers; November and
December, 4 56-64d, buyers; September,
5 l-64d buyers Market fiat.
4;OOp. m.-Fntures; Uplands. low mlddllng
clause. May delivery, 62-6id, sellers; May
ana June. 62-6ld, sellers; June and July,
62-6ld, value; July and August. sd. SELL
ers; August ami September, l-64d, sellers;
September and October, 6-64d, sellers; DC
tober and November, 45S-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der aud Decent her, 81 Sid, sellers; Septem-
Der. l-6id. buyers. Market closed 'iull.
NEW 1oBK. May IL, nOon.-Cotton easy;
middllng upiands, 93-l6c; mlddllng Orleans
$50; sales 297 hales.
Futures Market steady at a decline, with
sales as follows: May delivery, 9 DC; June.
8 ole: July. llc; August, l5c; September,
8 O5c October. 9lc.
$500 p. m.--Cotton quiet; middling upands,
93lic; middlng Orleans 93sc; sales 2S4 bales;
net receipts 40l bales. gross $40.
GuJuf6ss MarkSb ClOS6Q StedtlN, WIFI bdles VI
ll6,OOO bales. as follows: May delivery, 5000
9O1c: June. sue; July. nc; August 200
9 26c; September. 0 0909 lie; October, : 9IlQ
9Sc; November, 9S9s 94c; December 96@
&c; January, 90}@9 04C; February, y $50
8 l4c: March. Q 230g pc
c. L. Green Il Co.'s report says: "Under
rather bearish reports from Liverpool ana a
continued unsettled tone for silver, further
unloading of long cotton pressed prices of
again some LOS points on the old crop. me
offering however, was of less determined
character than last week, and with some
pretty good covering, notlceably on the part
OF large Shorts, the decline was fully recov-
cred and good, steady tone carried TO the
close. New crop was sparingly offered ana
comparatively steady throughout
GALVESTON. Nav Hs-COttOn quiet; mid
ding sc; net receipts 4O5 bales. gross 4O1;
SD es G6; stock $50 bales.
NORFOLK May l7.-CottOn steady; middnng
S7sc; net receipts S6i bales, gross Still; stock
26,S97 bales; sales S77 bales; exports coast
wise 233 bales.
BALTIMORE, May l7.-Cotton nominal; Md
ding 3 B. 6c; netreceipts 1856 bales gross l,0l6;
stock 23,O96 bales; sales to splnners 90 balesi
eXoprts, cOastwise 200 bales.
Boston, Nav F.-CottOn quiet; middling
CSC; net receipts 81 bales, gross 1871; sales
none; stock 6,3lO bales.
WILMINGTON, May I7.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding sac; net receipts los bales, gross 1876;
sales none: stock 5, l46 bales; exports, coast
wise 247 bales.
PaILADELPaIA, May l7.-Cotton dull: mid
ding 9sc; ne, receipts q bales, gross 2l
| STOCK 1870 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav l7.-Cotton quiet and
easy; mIddlng SIC; net receipts so bales,
gross 997 sales 800 bales; stock 1925 bales;
exports, 20 Great Britain ,l45 bales, to the
continent 4.797.
/ MOBILE, May l7.-COtt0n dull and easv;
middling $50: netreceipts AL bales. gross 43l;
sales 200 bales; stock 24,693 bales; exports,
! coastwlse 324 bales.
| MEMPHIS. May T.-CottOn quiet: middlng
! s 1911 6c; receipts Dos bales: shipments 2,S23
| bales; sales go bales; stock 56,3lb bales.
! AUGUSTA. May l7.--COttOn quiet; mlddling
! SIC; recelpts 10 bales; sales 81 bales.
| CHARLESTON, May H.-COtton quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l, S45 bales gross l,S45;
sale none; stock 29,0Si bales; exports, coast
/ wise l.650 bales.
NEW YORK. Nav consolidated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day 1896 bales;
! exports, to Great Britain 5,629 bales, to the
continent 6,2O9,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, May II, noon.--Wheat firm,
| with fair demand. holders offer moderately.
Corn firm. with far demand. Lard, prime
| Western Bis Sd.
NEW YORK, May Il, nOon.-Flour duh and
heavy. Wheat Ay93sc lower. Corn 1sy914c
/ lower. Pork dull; new mess, $40 0O9lO %;
old 80 2599 80. Lard firm at 22l5c. Freights
| duh but steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern closed steady:
common to fair extra, 81 25@3 IS. wheat
! spot lots declined about lc; uugraded red, 8715
! 09l1&c; No. red, s71slGSS4@c. f. .. b.; June
! delivery ST180SSs4c Corn-=pot lots shade
lower; ungraded, 350l6c; No. ?, 4S5s@5Oc in
| elevator. june delivery 4I12c. Oats a shade
lower; No. 2, 36l sc. Hops unchanged. Coffee,
fair Rio, on spot, frmer at 81 &c. Sugar quiet
and weak: molasses sugar. 41ac; far to good
refining 4Js05c; refined duli-C SIC, yellow
~ 0s5c. off a 55sd6c, standard A &c. cut loaf
ana crushed 7lg51sc, granulated SIC. Mo
lasses steady: so deg. test lSlzc. Cotton seed
OIL 22@2lc for crude, 2SC930c for refined
Hides steady; New Orleans 9l30l0c, Texas
lO,0l0l<c. Wool duh and easy; domestic
fleece 25936c Pork steady; mess. 80 25(g9 So
Middles du; long clear 53sc. Lard without
quotabe change We-lern steam. on spot
Is 22I5c, June delivery 2l@6 23c- Freights to
Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam 5-32d;
wheat, per steam Id.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE tendency of the
wheat market was downward again to-day
The opening was steady and the starting
price a shade higher than the close on Satur-
day, June starting at nc. Estimates as to
the visible supply also Indicated a decrease Of
100000 to 100000 bushels. IN spite OF this
the market soon turned weak, and June
broke of to 1910 under large offerings, rallied
Il trife, but toward the close of the regular
board broke of 10 "a l3-l6c, and closed at
| rs Ice In the afternoon June touched
1890, ana closed in the latest trading at 75ZSc
Private cables quote wheat inactive, present
supplies large, and future demand small.
The weather was considered TO favor the
growing crop. The primary markets were
all sick, which increased the feeling OF weak
ness here. The recent advance in corn was
almost entirely lost, offerings being very free.
Oats ruled a shade easier. Provisions were
steady, but closed slightly lower than on
Saturday.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened steady.
but closed weak and lc lower; regular. May
delivery 74A07534c, June 70 h. l6477c. july
773slG7S5sc Corn easier; cash 3j3sc. June de-
livery 30 ls(d87I4c C. July 365E(G3Sc Oats quiet
and easy: cash 2sc. Nav delivery 28s5c June
2S36c. July ssG2Sc. Provisions p prk
81 adv: cash IS 72l5l1S So June delivery IS 72IS
d6s so July SIS 81 catps S5 Lard firm: cash
and Nav delivery $50 00c, June 5 g5G8 OOc.
July o2i 5G6 Csc. Short rib sides steady
Boxed meats steady: dry salted shoIlders 4 10
6Di 2Oc, short clear 5000 65c. Whisky steady
Sugar unchanged.
CINCINNATI. May Flour easy; family
So 1908 80 Wheat llrmer; No. 2 red, 83m90c
Corn stron ger; No. , mixed, BIC Oats urn;
No. mixed. 22c. Provisions PORK quiet at
81 50. Lard stronger at ne. Bulk meats
quiet but arm; shoulders . size, short rib
lOc Bacon drm: shoulders 4 O315c. short RIBS
6 O5c, short clear g 20c. whisky urn 10 81 10.
sugar IN fair ITEM End: New Orleans $40.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.--fiour closed unchanged.
Wheat active nut very weak; No. red, cash
7SS s, May delivery 18l5c bid. june 7S5sNsOc.
Corn active but irregular; NO. m Xed. cash
lots 3G15c. May delivery 33c bid, June $3.50
49, c. oats 10 higher; No. mixed. cash BOZ
0D30t5c. Nav deiiv. ~ 28Zc. Whisky. 81 10. !
Provisions dun but firm: Pork steady at
so 1893 Is Lard steady at 1905 SOC. Bulk |
meats higher: boxed lots long clear 27IS9
8 soc, short ribs 3 A0e, clear 5 soc. Bacon
steady; long clear 15c, short rib SIC. short
clear &c. Hams active and hrm at 90ll3Ic.