The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-15

SeorSla rs, mort. lusls \. Y. Central 1913
N.Carolina cons6S 1225e Nor. & w. pref. . 52ls
N.Carolina cons IS So Nor. Pacific. ... 25Ss
So. Caro- (Brown " pref . 6!Ss
consols' ,-......lO. Pacific Mail. 49,. 81
tennessee Us. -. lO5bs Reading. ......... 4il6
5s......10l34 Richmond 6 Ale. 1611
tennessee Sc. 3S.. 14l4 Rchm'd 4 W. PIT.
Virginia Us ~ ~ Terminal -
Va. 6s consoli't ted. s. Rocs Island. 95]s
Northwestern ~ - ST. Paul - 67A
. preferred 140l4 preferred 1i0ls
Dela' and Lack. ..l3,ss Texas Pacific. 20}S
Erie .......... 80. 26lS Tenn.Ccal e Iron. 37L4
Fast tennessee. 94 Union Pacific. .... 6OS4
Lake Shore. i03ls n. J. Central ... ajiR
l. vile & Nash q. 67 Missouri Pacific i. 7las
Memphis Char. 62 Western Union s6Ss
mobile Ohio.... ii Cotton Oil certid, 551s
COTTON.
LIvERrooI~ May IA. noon.--Cotton quiet;
limited inquiry; American middiing I'd; sales
1000 ba es, for speculate and export 800;
receipts $4,000 bales-American 10000.
Futures-American mldlling, low midiliny
clause, May and June delivery 62-64d, also Cd;
June and July delivery 3 626id, also o3-64d;
July and August delivery 63-6id; August and
September 6064d also 6l-64d; September
and October > 43-o4d, also ) ACID; October and
November delivery 35-6ld also 8 So Gid; No
vembar and December S!-64d also 35-G4d.
Market firm at advance.
200 p. m.-SaleS Of the day included 200
bales of American
American middlng Cd.
Futures-Amercan niddling, low middling
clause May delivery CD sellers; Nav and June
ID. sellers: June and July sd, sellers; July
and August I'd, sellers; August and september
6S'64d ,sellsrs; September and October 44-64i,
buyers; October aud November 36G4d, buy
efs; November and December 33-Gid buyers;
September o2-64d sellers. Market steady.
800 y. MIXTURES: American miidliog,
low middlipg clause, May delivery 81, sellers,
May and June Cd, sellers; june and July Cd,
sellers; July aud August Cd sellers August
and Septen ber C2-f4d sellers; September and
October 44-G4d, sellers; October and Nov m
Der 5 S654d, sellers; November and Deem
her Z 22-Gll Aallare. aD-hId GpllarS
Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YoRE, May IA, noon.-Cotton firm;
middling uplsnds lie, niddling Orleans l1Ac;
Futures Market opened barely steady, with
sales as follows May delivery 10 G5c; June
delivery 10 63c; July delivery 10 zoe; August
delivery 10 73c; September delivery 10 1Sc;
October delivery 90C.
500 p. m.-Cottou closed firm; sales to-day
$50 bales; middhng uplands lie; mlddhHg Or
leans 114c; net receipts 200 baies gross :, ssl.
Futures Market closed quiet, with sales Of
1890 bales, as follows: May delivery 10 $40
10 Sc, june delivery IL 90 4l0 CSC Julg delivery
10 6S010 69c, August delivery 10 80 .g10 &c, sep
tenoer delivery 10 5000 19c, october SO
| 0 90c, November 81 Soc December 9 81 u
0 SIC January 0 90 20 SIC, February 10 o. a
! 10 02c, March 10 09410 Zoe.
The SHnS cotton review saws: Cotton fu-
! lures made slight ajvance in response to a
sharp rise at Liverpool; but as that market
! weakened speculation here drag Eed, a portion
| OF the early improvement icing lost. Prices
| arc 700 ulgl Tor QUIZ movement, as INC SlLud
ton hints clearly OF a scarcity that the bears
! show little disposition to go short. Hence
| speculation reap2ed into duilneSs, both sides
| awaiting developments. The movement of the
| current crop Continues to show great failing
| off from last year. Cotton on spot firm,
| with brisk business Tor home consumption.
Receipts at ell ports this day 1872 bales Sales
! of futures aggregated IL 800 bales"
! GALVESTON, May 14--Cotton steady; mid
| ding l054c; net receipts 34t bales, gross 3 4;
sales 33 bales: stock 8, ga bales.
~, H.. - Gs,..
| lOHc; net rec lots IS bales. gross q; salas --
bales; stock sos Gales; exports, coastwIse l25
! bales.
| BALTIMORE. May l4.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1i3S J.; net receipts no ie. z oSs none;
| sa rs - bales; stock 1143 bales; expor.s, to
Great Britain 3O1 bales, coastyise SD.
Boston. May il -Cytton quiet; middii7g
| IFS t111lc; net receipts 521 Oaes, gross 013;
safes mona; stock none
WrlMGVGroN. May 14-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 10L1o; net receipts Is Dales, gross Is;
| sales none; stock I70 bales
PaILA2rLPhIA, May H.-Cotton quiet; mil
ding 1880; let receipts 40 bales, gross 40;
STOCK 9,7S3 bales.
| ddiing 10'tc: net receipts ., Ho6 bales, GROSS
2706; sales 100 bales; stocg 91,l51 bales; exports
| to Great Britain S,s23 bales, to the continent
| 400
HoBuE, MAY f4.-Cotton dull; mi idling
| ba,es stock 4,5i2 bales
MeMPHIs, May 14-C ton Quiet; middling
~ IL lbcs receipts 81 D5lHS. snip menus &4U Ddl
! sales 800 bales: stock 1861 bales.
! AUGUSTA, May li.-CotJon steady; "idd'ing
| 109zc; receipts 40 bales; shipments 81 bales;
sales none: stocE ISIS ha.es.
| CHARLES roE, May f4.-CottOu firm: mid
| ding l0Tsc; net receipts % bllcs, gross 33;
sales = bales; stock 4409 bales; exports,
cosstwise $40 bales.
ATLANTA May 14-Cotton quiet middng
| uplalds ijsZc; receipts IS bales.
| New ToR1. May l4.-COns II 1tai net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 5,S72 bales; exp rt',
to Great Brtlin 100 ba!o5, TO the continent
AGO bales. 10 France 3l0; STOCK at oil Amei-
can ports B ie, $40 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC
LIVERPOOL NAV II, noon.-Wheat duh;
demand poor: holders offer moderately; Cali
| fornia No l, is; red western winter is I'd; re-
ceipts OF wheat for tbs past three days
amounted to 5000 centals, Of which 5000
| were American; red western spring IS 4l6i6
| rs SGD. Corn firm; demand far; receipts II
American corr for tie past three days
amOu ted to i6S.4l0 centals. Wealth fine.
NEW York, May Il, noon.--Flour unchanged,
| with moderate demand. Wheat dull but steady,
| with a &%c decline Corn quiet and &c lower
| Pork dull but steady at S13 80 70 80 Lard de-
300 p. n.-FlOur, Southern dull but steady;
! common TO fair extra 81 1908 30; good TO
| c dice So 356t5 30. Wheat weak and 14Dhc
! lower; No. = red, S}@Gf~c in store; options 9sc
| lower and heaVy-No. red, May delivery SIC
| June delivery sac, July delivery 8jksc. Corn
| unsettled, wit free offerings and A(913c lower;
NO . 4oFNlI t4' II eleNhJtT Options If!tl quiet
May delivery 4234c, June delivery 4l5zc, July
| delivery 424c oats duh but steady; options
| dull and 146GlEc lower-May delivery 2J36c
| June delivery 2S34c. July delivery 2gc. Hous
| firm. Coffee-options closed steady but dull
/ May delivery 16 55Dl6 Coo june delivery Is 20
| @16 roc, July delivery IL $50 10 soc; spot Rio
| strong. fair cargoes 1890 Sugar 49, raw firm;
| fair refining 500 j3sc; centrifugals 9j-test
| 71ic bid; refined quiet and about steady. Mo-
| lasses-Foreign steady; New Orleans steady
! Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and yellow
| Wool steady. Hides STEADY and quiet Pork
! quiet. Beef inactive. Beef hams slow. TieTcad
| beef quiet Cut meats quiet. Middles dull
| Lard dull and lower; Western st am 81 23J%
| city So 70; options delivery 81 20, jams
| delivery s. IS. July delivery S729. Freights
| firm; cotton 1-64l, grain "a /.
CHICAGO. May 14.Wheat was very dull to-
| day aud the market was without any Important
| features. A fair trade was done in corn and IL
| closed AGG$Ec higher than Yesterday. O,ts
| were strcnSe ard closed a shade higher. Pork
| wa active and unsettled. The opening was at
| 10@l216c Decline and further reduction Of 20
| az &c followe l. with go d trad. at the re-
| duction. During the balance OF the ssion tAe
market was steadier and prices rallied 5Gt7l6c
and closed quiet. Lard ruled weak ald clos
| 5017l5c lower. Short ribs were easy aud 7I@0
10c lower.
Cash quotatlons we're as follows: Flour
steady ID unchanged Wneat--No. spring
sil6D95c NO. : red, S4asil4c. Corn-No. ,,
3s5Sc bid Oats-No. 2 22Ac. Mess pork at
S1l' 62Is@1 II 65. Lard Sc s11S0g6 S.. short rib
sides at So V0Qtj 81! Shou ders at 81 256l5 80
Snort clear SIDES 60 2jGg6 3113. Whisky 81 ".
Opening. Highest. Closing.