The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-09

~ u'o -. ~ nOCA 1SA&uI. 1914
Va. IS consoli tel. 40 st. Paul .... 75Is
Ches. & Ohio -. preferred. iaOtS
Northwestern. 115A Texas Pacific, 2i5E
preferred 1853 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 52L
Della. and Lack. 14J3s Union Pacific. 49,. 66lk
Erie .............. 27N N. j. ntral. 122Js
East Tennessee. 95s Missouri Pacific =. 75SS
Lake Shore. .....1111s Western Union. S6A
L'ville & Nash. =. % Cotton Oil cerrid. 314
Memphis & Clar. 62 Brunswick. D.. 1885,
Mobiles Ohio.... IS Mobile & Ohio Is. 621S
Nash. & Chatt'a.. f0i
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. May S,noon. Cotton steady and in
fair demand; Am rIcan middling 7-16d;
sales 10000 ba es, of which 1000 were for specu-
lati "A and export; receipts 1000 bales-Ameri-
can $500.
Futures -American m d Hing, low niddling
clause, May and June delivery 25-64d; June
and July delivery 26-6id; August and Sep
TENDER delivery 8 2i-64d; September and Octo-
Der delivery 6 Aid; October and No 5ember de.
livery 8 5864d. Market easy.
2p. m.-Sales Of the day included z, 400 bales
of American
American good midding 9-1Gd, middllng
7-16d, low middling Slid, good ordinary
6 1851. ordinary Cd.
FutIres-Aneucan miidling, low miidling
clause, May delivery 25-6;d, sellers; May and
June delivery 25-J4d. sellers; June aud July
delivery 26-64i, sellers; July and August de-
livery 27-64d. sellers; August delivery 27-6ld
sellers; August and September delivery 8 24-64
06 25-64d; September delivery 24-64G6 2i-64 (;
September and October delivery 6 4-64d buyers;
OSlODcI anu NOFcuDCT ucLNeTy . OJ-O4Q, value
Market dull.
4:0Op. IN futures: American mi ldliny. low
middling calse, MAY delivery 24-6406 25-64d;
May and June delivery 6 24-6406 25-6ld June
and July delivery 2j-6I@6 26-64d; July and
August delivery 26-6i06 27-64d August and
September delivery 246415 25-64d; Septem-
Der delivery 24-6l@6 256id; September and
October delivery 4-64d October and November
delivery 59-64d. Market closed irregular
New YORK, Nav g. no)n.-Corton opened
dull; middling uplands II l5-16c; m.udling Or
leans l216c; saes to-day IA bales.
Futures-The market opened quiet but steady,
with sales as follows: May delivery II $50;
June delivery &C; July delivery IL 93c; August
delivery II 91c; September delivery IL SIC; Oc-
tober delivery 10 Sic
500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; midding up
| lands II 1870, mlddling Orleans 121sc; net re-
celprs at this port to-day % bales, gross 822
bales: sales to-day 215 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
| 1850 bales, as follows: May delivery II go
II 93c; June delivery II 920l1 93c, July
delivery II 94011 Csc, August delivery II 80
| oil 04c, September delivery II 3361ll BIC, Oc-
| tober delivery 10 SO 1l0 Sic, November delivery
| 10 6l010 Csc. December delivery 10 500 10 CSC,
January delivery 10 640l0 Csc, February deliv-
| cry 10 $50 10 zoe.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened little irregular and uncertain. Next
crop was strong owing to an unseasonably low
| temperature throughout the south, with light
| frost reported about Atlanta. This crop was
little weak under dull accounts from Liverpool,
| excessively dull till about / p. M, when a
higher quotation for silver brought in buyers
for this crop, but better turn of weather south
caused next crop to be somewhat neglected.
Prices of this crop recovered 3014 points, but in
the last half hour business was at q Standstill.
The movement of the crop was pretty full, but
this matter is now little considered except by
statistics of exports. Cotton on spot was dull !"
GALVESTON, May 6.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 111Sc; net rece pts 143 bales, gross 143;
sales - bales; stock 3,290 bales; exports, coast
wise ]. 1862 bales.
NORFOLK, MAY s.-Cotton quiet; middling
11s4c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81; sales IA
bales; stock 1917 bales; exports, coastwise 514
bales.
ding 111Ac; net receipts none, gross LOO;
sales - bales; stock 1923 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1865 bales.
BosroN. May S.-Cotton quiet; middling
l21sc; net rec ipts none, gross 3S4 bales sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain $50
bales.
WILMINGTON, May s-Cotton firm; middling
1111c; recsipts II bales, gross II; sales -
PaILADELPaIA, May s-Cott,n firm; mid
ding l2 g. &c; receipts q bales, gross
81 bales; STOCK 1888 bales
New ORLEANS, May S.-Cotton market
firm middling Ii 9-16c; net receipts a,OS2 bales,
gross ,205; sales $50 bales stock 3,1o6 bales;
exports, coastwise 72f bales.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales
of H. 100 bales, as follows: May delivery II Coo,
June delivery II 69c, July delivery II 76c. Au-
gust delivery II CSC, September delivery
10 19c October delivery 10 35c, November de-
livery 10 zoe. December delivery 10 zoe, January
delivery 10 Roc, February delivery 10 30c, March
delivery 10 CSC.
MOBILE, May S.-Cotton nominal; miidlipg
II 7-16c; net receipts 1873 bGies. < 1885, sales
- bal S; stock 546l bales: exports, coastwise
623 bales
MEMpHIs, May s--Cotton market very quiet;
middling 116sc; recei Dts 81 bales; shipments
200 bales; SAFES 662 bales; STOCK 1871 baies.
No. afafs 4 u H.
115A@1l 11-16c; receipts 2l6 bales; shipments /
bale; sales pa; stock 1854 bales.
CHARLESTON, May s. otton market firm;
mid u sc net re sse Pa = bales gross s
ATLANTA, May 8.-Cotton steady; middIing
104c; no receipts
sew Yo.K, May s-Conson ated ret re-
ceipJs at all cotton Doris today were 4,225
oales; exoors, Great BRIAN 7,3l7 bales, to
to the continent $50 bales; stock at all Ameri-
can ports $685. 97 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, May s, noon.-Wheat quiet;
demand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
NEW York, May s, noon.-FIour duh but
easy. Wheat quiet and irregular. Corn quiet
and firm. PORK quiet but steady at $14 90
IA 80. Lard quiet and easy at s. 62ta. Freights
scarce.
500 D. m.-Southern flour firm. Wheat dull
and nc up; No. , red, 99Ac0S1 90 in elevator;
options closed weak; No. red. May delivery
SJ94c, JUNE uSllFCIJ oC1SC, July ucuNcIJ ~ 94C.
Corn more active and unsettled closing steady;
No. 2, 424GL 43l4c in elevator; options fairly
active and stronger-May delivery 42lSc, June
delivery 42c, July delivery 42]sc Oats active,
higher and firm; options-May delivery 33Isc,
June delivery 3214c, July delivery 3211c; spot,
No. 2, 3334135c; mixed western 320136c. Hops
quiet and steady Coffee options closed
steady; May delivery 16 0016 soc; June delivery
16 35616 40c; July delivery 10 3OOl6 35c; spot
Rio closed dull but steady-fair cargoes at zoe.
Sugar raw dull and nominal; fair refining SC;
centrifugals, go test, 9-16c; refined sugar dull
and weak-Mould A 3-16c, standard A 1916,
confectioners' A 11-16c, cut loaf 65sc, crushed
6s6c, powdered &c, granulated D l-16c, cubes
3-l6c. off A 5sk4D5 9-16c. Molasses - Foreign
steady; New Orleans quiet for common to fancy
Petroleum closed steady; refined s. 20. Cotton
seed oil firm; crude 33134c. yellow &c. Wool
fairly active and steady. Pork closed strong
Beef steady; extra mess 81 25M7 so Beef hams
firm at s16. Tierced beef strong; extra mess
S12 50013 Cut meats quiet and easy; picked
shoulders 54N5ssc, picked hams 9N010c,
picked bellies 5LzG15ssc. Middles closed strong
Lard stronger anu quiet; western steam s. co
bid, city steam So 90; options - June delivery
IS 81, July delivery S. 70. Freights to Liver
pool weak: cotton. per steam, 3-32d; grain, 2d
asked.
CHICAGO, May "a large business was trans
acted in wheat and sharp reaction In prices
occurred. Early the market was weak and