The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-08


| Lake Shore 110H Western Union :. Si9i
| Lville 6 Nash. 9l3s Cotton Oil certid. 313i
Memphis s Clsr.. 62 Bru lswick.. 3sJ6
Mobile& Ohio =. 1914 Mobile G. Ohio Is. 634
| Nash. & Chatt'a. l04
*Asked.
LIVERPOOL. May Z. noon.-Cotton firm and in
| fair demand; Am rlcan middlng 7-16d;
sales 10000 oa.es, of which 1000 were for specu-
latiOn and export; receipts $4,000 bales-Ameri-
can $500.
| Futures-Ane-ican m ling, low miiding
clause, Nav and June delivery 26-64d; June
and July delivery 27-64d; July and August
| delivery 2S-64d; August and September de-
| livery 26-64d; September and October delivery
| 6 564d. Market quiet.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO II 900 ba.es new dockets and -
| bales old.
m.-Sales of the day included $500 bales
OF American.
American middling 7-16d.
Futnras-Ansncan midtling, low middling
clause, May delivery 25-5t0De 26-64d; May and
June delivery 25-54l66 26,64d; June and July
dslivery 26-6406 2764d; July and August de-
livery 1854 6g6 2S-64d; August delivery 2S-6id,
| sellers; August and September delivery 1854
| D6 26-64d; September delivery 2j-646l6 25-641;
| September and October delivery 6 56ld, sellers;
October and November delivery 6O-64d sellers.
Market quiet
| 400 o. futures: American mi idliny. low
mddltng ella Use. May delivery 25-6406 26-64d
May and June delivery 25-6406 26-64d; June
and July delivery 27-64d, sellers; July and
August delivery 21-6406 2S-64d; August deliv-
cry 9 2S-64d, sellers; August and september de-
| livery 2)-6406 26-64d; September delivery
6 25-6405 26-6ld; September and October deliv-
| cry s 5-64d, value; October and November deliv-
cry 6O-64d, value. Market closed quiet but
| steady.
MANCHESTER May The Guardians re-
| view of yesterdays market says: "An the de-
| partments were quiet aud sales small
| Buyers and sellers satisfied their present re-
| quirementS by the business DONE Neither was
| inclined 10 further eXCHnL at times. which
| were impracticable where large orders were
| concerned Prices were generally steady and
some were decidedly firm, but the strength
| was less marked in yarn than in the cloth de-
| partment. There was fair inquiry for India and
| q little China business, but most of the Eastern
business was beyond reach, owing to INSULT
| Gent limits Toe demand for minor foreign
| and home markets was unimportant. Export
| and bundle yarns was exceedingly firm. The
cloth market was steady. Fine and fancy India
goods we're we'll sold. Best printers and favorite
medium reeds were firm. Heavy goods were
firm, but sales were SMALL
| NEW YORK, May Z, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middling uplands II 15-16c; mlddling Or
| leans 121Sc: ales to-day 275 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: May delivery II 9Oc; June
delivery II 93c; July delivery II 03c; August
delivery II 93c; September delivery II 35c; Oc-
tober delivery 10 SEC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling up
lands II 15-16c, mlddling Orleans 121sc; net re-
celpts at this port to-day - bales, gross 1857
|
| FuJures-Market closed quiet, with sales Of
Al, 900 bales, as follows: May delivery II GOA
Il 91c; June delivery II a29ll 98c, July
| oil 93c, Sept mber delivery II 32@1 3Sc, Oc-
| tober delivery 10 S2010 SEC. November delivery
10 6l010 65c. December delivery 10 62@10 csc,
January delivery 10 64G1O Csc, February deliv-
| cry u 6SI210 CSC.
| GALVESTON, May 7.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l15c; net receipts 4S bales, gross 4S;
sales - bales; stock 4. 300 bales.
NORFOLK, May 7.-Cotton steady; middling
1134c; net receps 272 bales, gross 2i2; sales 60
bales; stock s,374 bales; exports, coastwise IL
bales.
BALTIMORE May {. = Cotton nominal; mid
ding l11Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales - bales; stock 2,0SS bales.
BoSroE. May lotion quiet middling
| 121Sc; net rec ipts 81 bales gross 4S4; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 40
| bales.
| WILMINGTON, May cotton firm middling
| 11l3c; net recM pts bales, gross 8; sales -
ba es; stock 3,578 bales.
! PaILADELPHIA, May 7.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 3-i6c; net receipts II bales, gross
| II bales; stocA S,8l2 bales.
| New ORLEANS. May Cotton market
| easy; middling ii 9-16c; net receipts 10 bales,
gross 19S; sales 800 bales; stock 6O,70j bales;
| exports, coastwiss 187 bales.
Futures Market closed barely steady for
near months, steady for late months, with
sales of 81, 400 bales, as follows: May delivery
! &C. June delivery II zoe, July delivery II nc.
| August delivery II CSC, September delivery
| 10 7Sc, October delivery 10 33c, November de-
| livery 10 19c. December delivery 10 i9c, January
delivery 10 24c, February delivery 10 29c, March
| delivery 10 Csc.
MOBILE, May 7.-Cotton nominal; middlipg
| II 7-16c; receipts 1913 bales, osS 1913; sales
- bal s; stock 59i8 bales; exports, coastwiSs
MEMPHIS, May Cotton market firm;
middling 1880; recei DTS 80 bales; shipments
- bales; SAFES SOP bales; STOCK 14,51? bales.
AUGUSTA, May 7.-Cotuan firm; mid ling
| 115SD11 11-16c; receipts 50 bales; shipments 25j
bales; sales SO; stock 4,349 bales.
CHARLESTON, May r. otton market firm;
mid ling ll3sc; net receip 43 bales, gross 43;
| sales = bales; soc 30S bales.
| ATLANTA, May ..-CotJon steady; middling
1910; no receipts.
ceipJs at AL cotton ports today were 1866
| bales; exooris o Great 3rI ain 922 bales, to
France - bales stock at all American ports
235, 726 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIVERPOOL, May Z. noon.-wheat quiet;
demand poor. Cora dull; demand poor.
| NEW York, May z, noon.-FIour quiet bu t
/ steady. Wheat active and weak Corn quiet
and weak Por& quiet but strong at S12 100
| IA 80. Lard dull and easy at Sc Is. Freights
| easier.
500 d. m.-Southern flour closed dull and
weak Wheat dull aud nominally 202Lsc lower;
No. 2 red, 9SIa@9Si4c in elevator; options fairly
livery 9SAc, June delivery 9114c, July delivery
96c Corn higher and scarce but quiet; No. Z,
43kl q 3Nc in elevator; options fairly active
and Weekday delivery 419sc, June delivery
4INc, July delivery 4l3Sc. Oats unsettled and
| active; options active and irregular-May delv
cry 32l4c, June delivery 3Issc, July delivery
| 3lI6c Coffee options closed steady aud
quiet; May delivery is 35@16 soc; June delivery
| is 25n16 30c; July delivery 16 200l6 30c; spot
Rio closed quiet but steady-fair cargoes at 2Jc.
Sugar. raw dull and nominal fair refining Sc
centrifugals go test. 9-16c; refined sugar dull
| and lower-Moud q 3-16c, standard A l5-16c,
confectioners' A 11-16c, cut loaf 6Isc, crushed
| 65kc, powdered 64c, granulated Lice, cubes
! 63-l6c, off A 53s65 9-1oc. Molasses - Foreign
steady: New Orleans firm for common to fancy
Petroleum closed steady; refined 81 20 Cotton
| seed oil strong; crude 33I6c. yellow 3Sls037c
| Wool steady and in fair demand. Pork strong.
Reef steady; extra mess 81 2517 80 Beef hams
| firm at Sl6. Tierced beef strong; extra mess
| 3l2 50M13 90. Cut meats dull and easy; picked
shoulders 5A053sc, picked hams 0ANl0c,
| picked bellies 5le152sc. .Middes strong; snort
| clear at So 20. Lard lower and dull; western
steam s. 62IS; city steam So 90; options-Jnne
| delivery S. =, July delivery S. r. Freights
| to Liverpool steady: cotton, per steam, 332d.
| CHICAGO, May 7-There was less doing in
| wheat to-day; still fair business was trans
| acted. There was some rather heavy realizing
| on the parc Of operators. Cool but otherwise
| ane weather aud a somewhat improved crop
prospect, together with less favorable Ioreiga