The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
No.Pa'nclstmort 95a

dreams l2csc. sales to-day III bales.
Futures-1he market opened firm with sales
as follows: May delivery IL 49c; June delivery
~ 45c; July delivery II Gle; August delivery
u 44c; Sc tember delivery II 4Sc; october de-
livery 10 90c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed nominal; mid
ding uplands IL 11-1Gc, middling Orleans 12zsc:
net receipts at this port to-day 5J2 bales, gross
1859 bales: sales 113 bales.
Futures-Market irregular, closed steady, with
sales of 1857 bales, as follows: May
delivery 70 70@l2 '1c. June delivery 10 roo
II 7lc July delivery Il 7601s &c. August
ii 5 c, October delivery 10 ssa1O 9sc, November
delivery 10 5000 74c, DECEMBER delivery 10 %
@lO 74c, January delivery 10 76110 nc, Feb
ruary delivery 10 S1D10 SIC.
Inc suns cotton review says Futures
were excited and buoyant during the morning
hour, July leading with an advance of AZ points
from the last transaction of yesterday, and
widening difference between that month and
August 10 - points, instead of 10 points yester-
day. At IL Doc for July and IL Gle for August
1t seemed TO strike room traders that Liverpool
may not tomorrow fully respond to the little
game our bulls have been working while that
market has been closed. Free selling at once
began: July fell off % points in a very brief
time; the rest of this crop not so much, and the
last hour of the market was 'wabbling' to the
close. The receipt crop improved a little, with
good business for September. Crop accounts
We're good. Cotton on spot was &c dearer and
quiet"
GALVESTON, May 27.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l9sc; net receipts 552 bales, gross 552;
coastwise 45S bales.
NORFOLK, May 27.-Cotton steady; middling
121sc; net receipts 43 bales, gross 43; sales 81
bales; stock zoos bales.
BALTIMORE, May q. = Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1850; net receipts bales, gross ~;
sales - bales; sIock 1878 bales; exports, TO
the continent 449 bales.
Bosl ron, May 27.-Cotton very firm; middling
IL 9-l6c; net rec 9ipts - bales gross $50; sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. May 27.-Cotton firm; middling
1116c; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales =
bales; stock 1855 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Cotton firm; mid
ding i25sc; ne5 receipts 1873 bales, gross 1875;
New ORLEANS. May 27.-Cotton market
firm; middling 1154c; net receipts 410 bales,
gross 69i; sales $50 bales; stock 52,s13 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of 80 400 bales, as follows: May de-
livery II csc; June delivery IL Ole, July delivery
u l6c. August delivery II 16c, September de-
Der delivery 10 2Sc. December delivery 10 2Sc,
January delivery 10 CSC, February delivery
10 3Sc, March delivery 10 44c.
MOBILE, May 27.-Cotton firm; middlipg
11Ac; net receipts bGies. gross 2; sales -
bales
MEMPHIS, May 27.-Cotton market firm;
middling 11Mc; receipts n bales shipments
400 bales; sales IS bales; stock 43Oi bales.
AUGUSTA May 27-Cotuon firm; middling
11Ac; receipts 25 bales; shipments IA bales;
Sales l4f DaleS, STOCK i, 400 OaleS.
CHARLESTON, May 2?.-Cotton market firm;
mid ling 119sc; net receipts 25 bales, gross %;
sales -, bales; STOCK ABB bales; exports, coast
wise 1el bales.
NEW foaK, May 27.-Consoli ated net re-
ceiprs at all cotton ports to-day were 2,0ii
bales; exports, 70 Great Britain Sl5 bales, to
the continent 949 bales, to France III; stock
at all American ports 193,651 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIVERPOOL, May q. noon.-Wheat quiet;
demand poor; holders offer moderately; re-
10000 centals, of which 10000 were American;
California No. 1, IS 116d red western spring rs
21fd red western winter rs. Corn quiet; de-
mand poor; new mixed western Is sgd; re-
ceipts of American corn for the past three days
were 2,700 centals. Weather fine.
NEW York, May u, noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull
but firm. Por1 quiet and firm at Sl3 75O
IA s5. Lard dull and easy at So 80. F'reights
steady.
500 D. m.-Southern flour closed dull; COM
mon to fair extra So ,0@g3, good to choice extra
So 15Q5 IS. Wheat weaker; No. 2 red, $3.50
95lsc in elevator; options lower-No. 9 red, May
delivery 9514c, June delivery 95l6c, July deliv-
cry 954sc. Corn fairly active, ciosng easier;
delivery S97sc, June delivery doc, July delivery
Ale. Oats irregular; options = May delivery
331sc, June delivery S21tc, July delivery 32a5c;
No. 2spot SSQS414c. Hops firm but quiet; state
13Q1l9c. old SOL lee Coffee-options, May deliv-
cry l. 20G1l7 3Oc; June delivery 16 9O0117c; July
delivery IL 1906 Sc; spot Rio closed steady
fair cargoes 2Oc. Sugar, raw firm and fairly
active; fair refining 444c; centrifugals, $50 test
sic; refined sugar closed frm-extra G 5150
54c, white extra c 514053sc, yellow 43zc. OF
A 3-1605ssc. mould A 3-16c standard A
15-lec confectioners' 1l-l6c. cut loaf Csc,
crushed Csc, powdered 614c, graduated l-i6c,
cubes 3-l6c. Alolasses-Foreign quiet. 500 test
1896; New Orleans quiet at 81 os5c for common
to fancy Petroleum steady; refined, here
Noffo oil 1t.l. do Qa1, al
SIC. Wool fairly active and steady domestic
fleece 3iG136c, pulled 27t934c, Texas booze
Pork quiet; mess SlS 75@li 70; extra prime 81.
$16 so. TIerced beef firm; city extra India mess
at S12 5oD13 co. Cut meats quiet and easy;
picked bellies 5150D5$sc shoulders 51sc picked
hams 9AQ1Oc. Mlddles quiet; short clear So 10.
Lard lower and dull; western steam at 81 271x
as 80, city SIS rs; options-June delivery Sc ~.
July delivery at So 49, Freights to Liverpool
steady; cotton 3-32d asked
CHICAGO, May N.-Trading ia wheat wss
quite active, unsettled and nervous There was
nothing in the way of outside influence, and as
on yesterday the market was governed by
speculation, prices advancing with buying
movement and declined when the selling move
ment prevailed. Local traders were on the
alert for changes, and followed which ever way
the market. turned: The opening was weaker
and prices about &c lower, fiucruated within Ic
range. and closed about the starting point
Corn was fairly active and stronger during the
first half OF tie session, but later became more
quiet ana eaSler. Inc tuaEkeJ was governed en-
tlrely by local influences. Opening steady a
trfe under closing prices, it gradually sold up
sc. eased off A136c, ruled steady and closed
Mc better than yesterday. Oats were active
and stronger and sold higher early in the day,
especially for May delivery, which advanced
1l5c from the opening on bidding by promi-
nent shipper, but outside figures were not MAIN
tanned at the close. More deferred futures
opened weaker and shade lower, but advanced
&c for June and 15c for July; August and Sep
TENDER were quiet and steady. There was very
little done in mess pork and there were no par
ticular changes. Trading in lard was moderate
but the feeling was steady Sales ranged at
about yesterdays closing at the opening. Near
the close the feeling was easy and prices re-
ceded 21fc, closing tame. There was a moder-
ate trade in short ribs and the feeling was COM
steady. Prices were little more
favorable to sellers, but no very marked changes
were noticed. Toward the close the feeling was
steadier and prices receded 21a05c, closing
easy.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull but firm. wheat-No. = spring 930934c;
No. 2 red wheat e30g3Ac. Corn--Eo. 2. 33ssc
2, 283zc. Mess pork at $l3 Lard at
So 90. Short rib sides, loose, IS zoos IS. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, S. 1905 20. Short clear
sides, boxed, IS 656e5 70. Whisky 81 90.
Leading fut lres saaged as foliows
Opening. highest. Closing.
S aay delivery delivery. s s4 IS So 81