The morning news., 1889-05-19

uOIi sa--AIheFcan mlddlIng, low middllng
clause, NAY delivery 2-541, sellers; May and
june 2-6it. sellers, June aud July 2-64d
ouyerSi July ami August 3-64d, sellers: August
aud september 6 l,bgyers; September aud Octo-
PEI o.-I, sellers; October and November
8 SI-4d, buyers; November and December
, 3i-6ld, buyers; September cd, buyers. Market
closed steady
New YoRx, May IS, noon.-Cotton steady;
mi1diing uplands IL Lie middling Orleans
II S-l6c; sales to-day 759 bales
Futures Market opened and closed quiet but
steady, with sales as follows: May delivery
opened at 10 4Sc and closed at 10 SOC; June
opened at 10 tOc and closed at 10 soc; July
opened at 10 o5c and closed at 10 Csc; August
opened at 10 69c and closed at 10 zoe; Septem-
per opened at 10 l6c and closed at 10 15c; Octo-
Der opened at 9Oc and closed at SSc.
300 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; sales to-day
5lo bales, last evening AL; mlddliug uplands
II l-lUc; mlddling Orleans IL 5-l6c; net receipts
800 bales, gross {, 800 bales.
Futures Market closed quiet, with sales of
10 60c, june delivery 10 59G10 6Oc July delivery
~ OboglO sc August delivery 10 10Gl0 Tic, Sep
tember delivery 10 15G10 16c, October $50
y 6gc, November 81 a. SOC, December 500
. SIC. January 9399 94c February 10 0l@
10 OSc, March 10 09G10 10c
Inc Suns cotton review says: Cotton fu-
lures were slightly depressed and very dull. At
various places in the south rain has fallen, but
much more is needed. The statistical position
attracts attention The visible supply of Amer-
can cotton is 1873 bales less than last year but
is rather larger in Europe now than then a
railing off of nearly 20)0 900 bales in American
4 - teiiiS S ene uo,nldnU @ feature Inc move
nrosc6 Oh m t1e cuPre4t crop SHOWS nearer an
% co. " @ rii SIiten Has ocen seeI III
tha{ p ~ yest, Ei13n cl'cular SHOWS No9
ba1es nar uee ereat 49, - 40" 49, 49,
continPnt.I sr,i b 'lai tA9D e1l 'is'V i
English Spinners are short. Cotton on spot
was firm, with fair business for home consump-
ton"
4lirlI ~ LoN, Nay Is-Souton quiet mo
S. lO,fc net re rscePT Js- E6 "a bales cross 25
Iise 40 boia -1o' O'ioS eAPo'US' 0o'S'
No. Sior4s c,,+.,., .4..,,.. ..,i,,,i.
tfc, ,,aT - bi S.eaIS
haes. Stoc az no caes, gtos9 ~ sies
baies 0''0i N--e'' "a sO' - N0N0'" ''o i0'
''5eI RaIr,,,o,, ,r,,.,e C,... 10. A,.4
nay ip'CoiCon qnle' out stea1y
ts I2s neo ~. iGV9i5ls noue' E'oSS hoe
RosToS SIov ~ Sa+tS,, o,,ia+ ,,,;5l1;a,.
11iS@Iiiic. net rec.ots ~ 9Ise'' 959
aIs . 90 go % 0Nio'' s40SS ~'i'
W., 49, ,,TII,,ror, NJ 20 C,t.o, ,,i. ;4
ain nas ssa;Ir+ % qu'et' 5i o.
sales none; stock SO6 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l124c; net receipts Is bales, gross as;
STOCK Ops bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,O06
bales, to the continent ISL.
New ORLEANS. May 1S.-Cottou steady;
middling 10}6c; net receipts II bales, gross II;
sales 500 bales; stock 81 1862 bales; exports, to
Great Britain ], sos bales
MOBILE, May lS.-Cotton quiet; middlng
f056c; net receipts 30 bales gross 80; sales --
bales; stocG 4,1SS bales; exports, coastwiss Ss5
bales
MEMPHIS Nav 1S-Cotto1 Quiet: middiny
10 II f6c; receipts 30 bales: shipnents 127 bales
sales $50 bales: stock l2 400 bales
AUGUSTA, May lS.-CouUon quiet and frm
nidding lie; receipts % bales; shipments p
bales: sales n ,ne. STOCK , S61 haes
CHARLESTON, May 1s.-Cotton firm; mid
ling lO5zc; net receipts A. bales. gross IS:
sales bales; stock 4, i34 bales; exports, coast
wise IS bales
ATLANTA Nav 1S-Cotton ouiet: middlinq
upands 104ec: receipts 20 bales
NV YoeK, 5lay S-Consoldatad net recaipts
ct all cotton ports to-day III bales: exnorts
TO Great Britain 5sl1 bales, TO the continent
4S7 bales 10 France --: stocL at all Anne lean
ports $4,000 bales.
The total visible slpply of cotton for the
world is , 0l9 1879 bales of which .339 bales
are American, against 2.0901l2 and ,48I. .7l2
bales rsspactlvely. last wear Resalpts at ali
intarfor towns for the wee, r OO1 bales Pc
CENTS from pIantations 56j1 bales. Croo in
sight 6, i63, 63J bales
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PROVISIONS GROCERIES, ETC
LIVERPOOL, May lo' noou.-Wheat dull; de-
ulanu poor holIeFS oIItr moderately; Ca4i-
Iornia No !, os lId@os Il191. Corn queti oe-
mana poor new mixed western IS S121.
Ne" 1VmN, way -, nooh.--flJu quleV pu5
NVeAiy- "Aedt uuli ana weak Corh quiet ana
"eaS' forH dull anu unchanged al Z l3G 10 -.
Lara qule1 ana easy az D. 10 FrtiEhIS ste4uY.
,''Y p ~ - Ns-'S IL IA - i1SA' ,
" neat wea GER ana qh9t' 10 req elA Ie%c
IN store optoas WeaS and Istg12c iower-No :
led, Aay delivery el,Ac' june qellVery o2ylc,
Juiy oeAvery csc Corn steamer ana quiet
No. :, - &c u elevator options 1s1 -; lower
out steady[hay 11tenVery- 4I1sc' Sune delivery
nc July delivery 3l9sc' O6ts al out steady;
options io@er ana wSaxIAay delivery 3S3llc.
June delllVe55y %'28c' July delivery <oBc; NO. :
5PoI ~ 423c. dops rn eoia 90 onti9ns % !G
Itoseu Darcy sce'dy " neg dehyGry 10 429 10 Soc;
Ju2e delivery % u gIo ooc July delivery 10 60