The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

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L'ville 4 Nash .... 67ts Missouri Pacific o. 72I4
Memphis & Char, 81 Western Union r.. S6is
Mobile x Ohio. ia Cotton Oil certif, 554
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, May IS. noon.-Cotton quiet and
rather easier; American middEng 1-l6d; saIes
7,OOO oa es for speculate II ard export 500;
receipts 1000 bales-Americau 5000.
Futures American dining, low middling
clause, May ami June delivery 6264d; June
and July delivery 62oid. also 6I-64d; July
and August delivery 02-64d; August and s p
tember5 6064d; September and October 43-64d,
also 42-64d: Octo0er and November delivery
5 34-64d; Novemb r aud December 3l-64d, also
30-64d. Market quiet.
The tenders of d, iveries at to-day's clearings
amounted To 2, 400 ba es new dockets, and 100
old
100 p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
bales of American
Quotations of American cotton all declined
i-l6d
Futures-American middling. low middling
claus, Nay delivery 81 "a /, sellers; Nay and
June 81 Gid, sellers; June and July 6I-64d,
sellers; July and tu~ust 56i-6sd, sellers; Au-
gust aud september 5 5Sj4d, sell RS: September
and October 4164 sellers; october and No
vember 33Gid. sci ers; November and De-
cember 30-64d. sellers; September 5S64d,
buyers. Market easy.
Good miiJling American 6Ad. middng
81, low miIdliug5 1864, good ordinary ll-l6d,
ordinary 53sd
low middlns Cause, MAY delivery COOL,
buyers; May and June 60-6id buyers; june
and July 60-o4d, buyers; July and August
0O6id, buyers: August AMI Septe uber 3 SO nd.
buyers; SO .temb,r and October 40-0id buyers;
October and Nov mber 33-6id sellers; No
vemb2g and December 30-64d, sellers; Sep
tember 5S6id. sellers. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, May IS, noon Cotton quiet:
mi ding uplands lie, rniddling Orleans l114c;
sales to-day l9i bales.
FutureS-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: May delivery 10 4jc: June delivery
10 soc; july delivery 10 &c; August delivery
10 Ole; September delivery 10 07c; October de-
livery sc
500 y. m-t'otton closed quiet but steady;
sales to-day 161 bales, sales Saturday tcorrectsD
303 bales; mlidiIug upitndS lie; niddli Or
leans me-; sales last week not before reported
1913 bales for consumption and 23l9 bales for
export; net receipts 10l ha es, gross $500.
Futures Market clio ed steady, with sIes of
81, 800 bales, as follows: May delivery 10 500
10 co., june livery 10 Sc jim delivery
TENDER delivery 10 $50 10 16c, October Sc
November SO 9 SIC, ,ecember SIC, January
9 $500 94c, February 10 0l@10 DC, March 10 %
010 10c.
GALVESTON, May i3-Cotton, quotations re-
vised; Inid1ling l034c; net receipt, il9 bales
gro,s ll9; sSi,s - blles stock J, 20 bales.
NOaF1LK, May 13.-Cotto quiet; unddling
iO1sc; net rec i5ts IS bales, gross IS; sales -
tales; stock 8, 500 bales; exports, coastwIse
bales.
BALTIMORE, May 1S-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1196 net recetpts AS bales, gross 600
sa es = bales; stock 1,79s bales; exports, to
Great Britain 95 bales.
Bosro. May Is cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding us l114c; net receipt Il uales, gross
~; sales none; stock none; exports, TO Great
Britain a bales.
,IILn1NaroN. May 13-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l016c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 200 bales; exports, coastwise
1853 bales.
PHiLAo gLpHIA, May 13-Cotton quiet mid
ding !l3sc; net receipts bales, gross II;
New ORLEANS. May 13-Cotton steady;
m ddling 107sc; net receipts 2t3 bales gross
ass; sales 145 bales; stoc. % OPS bales exports
to Great Britain ., 06) bales, to France 5336.
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton dull; mi ding
t095c; & rec:ipts 20 aieS err lSS 30, sales
ba IS; stock 4,5o9 bales; exports, coastwi5e 1875
ba en-
MzRPHIs, May 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
10 II .l6c; receipts 1856 bales; shipments 1910
bal s; sales $50 bales; STOCK 1856 bales
AUGUSTA, May 10 COTTON quiet; idd,ing
1o3zc; receipts II bales; shipments lO9 bales;
sales none: stock 1856 ba es.
CRARL vsroN, May 13,-Notton firm; mid.
cling 1895: net receiots @ss bales, gross 9Ss;
sales - bales; stock 4. 752 bales.
ATLANTA May 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
uplnnds 10Sc receipts bales.
New YORK, May 13.-Cons III lated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day ,6@5 bales; exp rts,
to Great Brit lin 1858 bales, TO the continent
1901 bales TO France 3, 1856; stock at all a meri-
can ports 35 i,021 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC
LIVERPOOL. NAV 10, noou.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately Corn
firm; demand fair.
New YoRK, May 10, noon--Flour steady and
in moderate demand. Wi Sat steady, 150Lc
decline and quiet. Corn dun and easy and Is
lAc lower PORK quiet and steady at $l3 2jGE
u So Lard weak aud dull at 81 30. k'relghts
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern dull; common
to fair extra 81 90D3 81; good to cIoice 81 $50
5 so. Wheat fir ,ner and quiet: No. red SAGE
in store; options steady-No. red, May deliv
cry S41sc, June delivery S42kc, July delivery
6jI6c, August delivery S436c, September delivery
A9bc. Corn firm; No =. 4jc IN elevator; options
quiSt and 1A014c lower--May delivery 1890,
June delivery 411bc, July delivery 42j4c, August
delivery 43c. Oats stronger out quiet; options
lower and weak-May delivery 2Jc, June de
livery 2SlSc, July delivery 2S}4c; No. spot 311a
oslo Hops quiet and firmer. Coffee-ottions
closed barely steady: May delivery IT. 559
IS G0c, Juhe delivery 10 o5c, July delivery l5 20
D16 75c, August delivery lG S54l6 90c; spot Rio
dull fair cargoes 1914 1890. Sugar - raw
strong and quiet; fair refining 5lt@ 'isc; cen
trifugas, 9d-test, 14c bid; refined duh nut
steady. Petroleum quiet but steady; ref led at
s. -. Cotton seed oil quiet for cru ie and yell
low. Wool quiet but steady. Hides quiet.
PORK duh. Beef quiet. Beef hams dull. Tlerc ID
beef slow. Cut meats steady; shoulders i5Sc.
Middes quiet Lard firm and quiet; city St 20;
options-May delivery s. p, June delivery
o. 25, July lei s. 20. Freights tirmer; cot
ton 1-64d, grain 21d
CHICAGO, May u Wheat was in moderate
r-qu st today within a lower range OF prices
tuan saturday The general ceiling was quite
strong, but Zee selling prevented al advance.
The close was about the sans as Saturday.
Corn was only moderately active, Quotations
being confined within 14c range, and tue cosl x
q shade lower. Oats were quiet a d shade
friner Pork was active. La-iy in the day II
declined 121hGDi1 c; Later became steady, ami re-
covering some Of the decline, clos steady.
Lard was easier and closed at about opening
prices. Short ribs we're easy aud lade lower
carry, closing with the decline recovered.
Cash quoJauons wero as follows: Flour
steady q unchanged. Wneat-NO. spring
S416Gl55c; No. 2 red, 13Nb5c. Como ?,
344gc Oats-No. ., 224c. Mess pork at 81 70
$l2 Short rib sides at So 000b6 %. Shou ders
s. 1905 50. Snort clear sides 50 2oG6 31r2.
Whisky 81 %.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Closing.
No. WHEAT
June delivery. s2N $50 %