The morning news., 1889-05-30

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL May 90. noou.-Cotton firm; i'm
proved demand; American middling Cd; sales
oGOV bales, for speculation and export 1000; re-
celpts 200 bales-American $500.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, May delivery t2-6id; Mav and June
delivery 6264d; June and July delivery 1894
September and October delivery l5-6id;
october and November 36-64d; November aud
December S464d; September 62-64d. Market
frm and slightly dearer.
Inc tenders or deliveries at to-day'S clearngS
amounted 10 1000 bales new dockets. and 8, 100
old.
400 p. m.-sales of the day included $500
bales OF American
American middng Cd
futures-Amercan mddling, low mlddling
clause, May delivery 63-64l, buyers; May and
June delivery 6S-64d, buyers; June aud July
6d, sellers July and A lgust l-64d sellers;
August aud September Sd, sellers; September
and October 4o-S4i sellers october and No
Vember Ss-64d, buyers; November and Decem
Der ) 534-64d' sellers; September sd, sellers. Mar
ket firm.
400 p MIXTURES: American middling,
low middling clause, Nav delivery 81, value
May and June delivery Cd, value; June and
July l-6ld, sellers; July and August delivery
2-64d, sellers; August aud September delivery
l,6id. sellers; September ana October 46-j4d
sellers; October and November 37-64d sellers;
November and December 3 3i-64d, sellers; Sep
NSihbCt u l'utI. StlltIS. hdTheL ClOAeu llIiil dJ
the advance
MANCHESTER. May 29-The Guardians com
mercial article says: Few sell RS did an aver
age business yesterday despite many strong
efforts to put through offers approaching regu-
lar prices. Acceptable orders were not numer-
Gus. Some agedts were busy trying to place
low offers Some rejected orders from dstrib
utlng markets were again forwarded at the re-
quired advance, Similar evidence of the slowly
upward movement there in response 20 the
advance here is afforded. almost daily accom-
panied, however, by dimnution in the demand
sufficient to show that severe struggle against
the advance is proceeding. Sellers have failed
SO far to establish higher rates There is slightly
increased inquiry for India staples at low rates.
There has been no increase in business. The
demand for China is poor. Export yarns are
very dull. The cloth market is dull and dis
couraging. Business is below leSsening pro1uc
tion. The demand from minor foreign and
home and miscellaneous markets is moderate "
New YoRx. May 90, noon. Cotton firm;
middling uplands &c, middling Orleans l13sc;
sales to-day 314 bales
FuturesEThe market opened steady, with
sales as follows: May delivery 10 &C; June de-
livery 10 &c; July delivery 10 re; August de
livery 1077c; September delivery 10 20c; Octo-
Der delivery S3c.
500 D. m-Cotton closed firm: sales to-
day AIS bales; mlddli1g upldndS II 1Ac mlddlipE
Orleans 1lsSc; net receipts -- bales, gross 1888
bales.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of a, 400 bales as follows May delivery
nominal, Juns d livery 10 6@0l0 63c, July
10 700l0 nc August delivery 10 75Ul0 zee,
September delivery 10 5000 lie, October 90
40 91c, November 3 IS u9 S6c, December Q s.
90 o6c, January 9509 96c, February 10 Oh 70
10 04c, March 10 1lG10 l2c, A, ril 10 lSlDi0 2Oc.
The SuaS cottor review says Cotton fu-
lures opened buoyant on the Improvement In
Liverpool and the persistent assertion of unfa-
vorabie crop prospects. August advanced to
10 soc, July to 10 &c, and September to - 2lc.
Then came a halt. There was no short interest
to frighten or squeeze into buying, aud there
was selling to realize which is usually seen on
the eve of a holiday, influences which caused
decline a1d an irregular closing, the next crop
being slightly cheaper, Cotton on spot was
fairly active for home consumption and quite
flrm."
GALVESTON. May 29.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10Ac; net receipts 50 bales, gross 50;
sales = bales; stock lao bales; exports, coast
wise 161 bales
NoRFoLx, May 29,-Cotton steady; mddling
lie; net receipts II bales, gross IL sales -
bales; stock ., ,305 bales; exports, coastwlSe 36S
bales.
baltimore, May 29.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 11$5c; net recei 2ts = oales, gross 1853;
sales - bales; stock 3, 523 bales.
Boston, May % Cotton quiet; m1dling 11L
@113sc; net receipts 90 bales, gross $40; sales
none; stock none.
ding 1019c; net receipts 49, bales, gross -;
sales none stock 65S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.--Cotton firm: mil
ding 11sc; net receipts 70 bales gross 549; stock
1888 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10Ac; net receipts 26 bales, gross %;
sales 1000 bales; stock 65,2j1 bales exports, to
Great Britain ,, ISL bales, coastwise 3505.
MOBILE, May 29.-CottOn duh; middling
105sc; net receipts Il bales, gross Il; sales
baes; stock 3, 52l bales.
MEMPHIS, May 29;-,cotto[n. quiet; Im6diddling
10 1116; receipts 80 bales; shipments 300 bales;
sales 450 bales stock 16I bales.
AUGUSTA May 29.-CotJon quiet; mddling
11c receipts i bales; shipments bales sales
none; stock 2,747 baeS
CHARLESTON, May 29-Cotton firm; mid
ding l07sc; net receipts bale, gross /;
sales - b.es: stocI 17j5 bales
ATLANTA. May 29.-Cotton steady; middling
uplandS 103lc; receipts 49, bales.
New York, May 29.-Consolgated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 462 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 2540 bales, TO the continent
$40 bales; stock at all American ports 29j.350
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. MAY 20, noon.-Wheat steady;
demand fair: holders offer moderately Corn
quiet; demand poor
NEW YORK, May 70. noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn quiet but
firm Pork quiet aud unchanged. Lard dull
aud easy at S. 05. Freights firm.
500 p. n.--Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
dull and lower; No 2 red, Sic in store; options
moderately active but ID Lasc lower, closing
steady-No . red May delivery s1Lsc, June de-
livery size, July delivery 621sc. Corn-spot
active but 16G34c lower and weak; No ,, 40AO
Ale in elevator; options dull but firm: May de-
livery 401aQl0Hc, June delivery 404c. Oats
on spot weaker and quiet; options less active
and 14Gls4c lower and weekday delivery &134
6lH1Gc June delivery 271sc; No 2 spot 2Sc
mixed western - 030c. Hops firm and in fair
demand: State 11(d23c. Coffee--options closed
lower and quiet; May delivery Is 406Ll6 SOC;
June delivery IS 450J16 50c spot Rio quiet
fair cargoes 1880. Sugar-raw strong; fair re-
fning 6ssc bid; centrfug gals 9j-test, 119c;
molasses, S-test, &c; rehnei closed ACTIVE
and irm--C 70GBc, extra { IA . 79sc, OF
A l3-l61,sc, mould A o]5c, standard Sj6c
confectioners' S3sc. cut loaf 91sc, crushed
ylEc. powdered DC, granulated s5sc, cubes S1Sc.
Moasses--F Foreign strong, 5J-test BIC; New Or
leans quiet, open kettle, good 10 fancy 25Gl4Oc.
Petroleum stea iy and quiet; crude, in bbls, at
Parker's 81 10: reined here. 81 90; Philadei-
phia and Baltimore So 70 Cotton seed oil firm
but quiet; crude i0O4lc; yellow 49c. Hides
quiet and steady. Wool quiet. Pork dull:
mess Sl3 251l l3 50; extra prime SIP O)G12 20.
Beef qmet; extra mess 50 IS; Beef mans strong
India mess 3l3 .0Gl3 80. Cut meats steady;
picked bellies 6}s9 CSC; picked hams lialc.
rickled shoulders 5AC. Mddes slow short
clear So 90 Lard hrner but quiet; Western
steam 81 o.. city 81 Co; options-Nay delivery
81 o. June delivery 81 03Gr7 O5; refined quiet
to the continent s. 00,G7 %. treients firm;
cotton. 7-6Il; gram, Hd.
CHICAGO, May 2A-After firm opening and
slight advance, wheat ruled easier, declined
7kc and closed 35nMc lover than yesterday.
Corn was quiet and easy. and fluctuations were
limited o &C range oats were strong early
and Is6l1lc hig aer, bnt weakened and declined
Aa16c clOsin quiet at about Inside prices.
PORK nrfn aud 1y50l0c higher, but vito light
business. closing quiet. Lard was steady quiet
and about unchanged. Short ribs were mole
rately activa, AID after a decline OF "a sjc,
rallie and closed steady.