The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-06

May and June delivery 26S4SS S7-sS. 1 I
and July delivery 27-s4d, buyers: .JnIv AMI
ar % sssetsery So64d. sellers; August deliv-
s SIy <o-oia, buyers; August and September de-
ivery o SS-6496 26-5fds September deliver
25-oig6 25-6id; September and Octohsr deIi,yS
cry o6id, value Market closed dun at the adj
NEw YoRk. May s noon.-Corton onarad
steady; middling uplands l2c: middIine Orleans
Il S-l6c; sales to-day loo bales.
seIes as toi,os. marEetI opened steady with
9envery II &c; July delivery IL Csc; August
tober delivery 10 soc ~
800 p. INJECTION closed firm. niddIing
upiands C, mlddling Orleans ie Side; net
receipts at this port to-day = bales gross
aso4S oales; sales to-day $40 bales; also sales
lAse week not before reported GOO bales for
spinning and 100 bales for export.
futures-The market closed steady. with
se'es OF % 200 bales as follows: May delivery
II vol 9sc; June delivery II 9791i CSC, July
1Ie t, icy II gs9i2 OOc August delivery II IS
tooer delivery 10 SSG1 10 SEC, November delivery
| ~ 6SGlO &c, December delivery 10 6SliO 69c.
January delivery 10 6S9l0 69c, February deliv-
| cry ~ 73GIO Csc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
moved up i07 points, and the bears continued
70 ouy. Liverpool was higher. Export sales
were large Futures at the south are higher
Ihere was considerable covering, partly on
stop orders. Memphis stock was reduced 5000
osleS. Cotton on spot was firm"
dALvEsroN, May 5.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding ll12c; net rece pts % bales gross IS;
sales - bales; stock 423 bales
NORFOLK, May 5.-Cotton steady; middling
| llAc; net receipts 1875 bales, gross 1875; sales
paies; stock 1919 bales; exports, ecoastwis 446
,,bALrIMoRE, May 5. = Cotton firm; mid
ding ll1sc; net receipts none, gross 22l;
sales - bales; stock 2,052 bales.
bosroN, May 5.-Cotton quiet and firm; mid
ding l21Sc; net rec -ipts 81 bales, gross 297;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, May 5.-Cotton firm and held
higher; middling 1lA@11hc; net receipts 6
| PHILADELPHIA, May 5-Cotton firm; mid
| ding IL SEC; net receipts - bales gross
= bales; stock S,575 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton market
dull; middling 1l36c; net receipts Z, 26S bales,
gross 2.672; sales 80 bales; stock 60 636 bales;
| exports, coastwise 2,9O7 bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales of 10 200 bales, as follows; NAV delivery
II 73c, June delivery IL soc, July delivery IL Sc.
| August delivery II 79c, September delivery
| 10 SIC, October delivery 10 &c, November de-
livery 10 &c, December delivery 10 &c, January
delivery 10 &c, February delivery 10 &c, March
| delivery 10 SIC.
MOBILE, May 5.-Cotton nominal middliDg
| II 7-l6c net receipts IS bales. < oss 75; sales
- bales; stock 6,1S2 bales; exports. coastwise
| 20 bales.
MEMPHIS, May 5.-Cotton market firm;
middling 1880; receipts 1S2 bales; shipments
= bales; sae9 3, 1874 bales; stocs 15il2 bales.
II 11-16c; receipts A bales; shipments bales;
| sales 663: stock 4, iSS bales.
CHARLES TON, May 5.-1otton market firm;
mid ling. ll3sc; net receip rs bales, gross rs;
sales 25 bales; stoc 335 bales
ATLANTA, May 5.-CotUon steady; middling
10a4c; no receipts.
INV Yotk, May 5.-Consoli ,ated net re-
ceipts at I'll cotton por:s today were 4. l4j
bales; exports, Great Brl-ain 2.115 bales, to
Francs = bales, to the continent 2,514 bales;
stock at all American ports 23l, 2O4 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, May s. noon.-Wheat strong;
demand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corn
firm demand fair.
NEW YORK, May 5, noon.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat quiet and easier. Corn active
and firmer. PORK dull but steady at Sl2 ESQ
II %. Lard dull and easy at S. 6712. Freights
steady
500 D. m.-Southern flour closed dull and
unsettled; common to fair extra 81 1902 80.
good to choice extra So 05@5 Is. Wheat dull and
unsettled closing weak; No. red, 81 0114GG
l 0lI6 in elevator; options fairly active and $40
17Sc down, early advanced 114D2c. declined l9s
W29sc, and closed 4@56c above the lowest or
A0113c below Saturday; the close was weak
decline was owing to the reports of rain in the
west-No red. May delivery 81 OOPS, June de
livery 99c. July delivery 97c. Corn unsettled
and in moderate demand, closing weaker; No
2, 42l5 ls4312c in elevator; options fairly active
and steady-May delivery 1880, June delivery
421sc, July delivery 42Nc. Oats unsettled and
lower, OpllOuS dCUlN6-bldy ueilNeIy o~1AC,
June delivery 1850, July delivery 313sc; spot
No. ?, 34@35l6c; mixed western 32@l36c. Hops
dull but steady; state boise; old s0l2c.
Coffee-options closed quiet but steady:
May delivery IL 55@16 COO; June delivery 10 As
@l6 50c July delivery IL 45c; spot Rio closed
steady-fair cargoes at zoe. Sugar, raw dull
and easy; fair refining sc asked; centritugas,
% test. 9-l6c asked; refined easier and quiet
&C 434D5c. off A sac, mould A SIC, standard
A &C. confectioners' A size, cut loaf &C, crushed
&c, powdered 6$sc, granulated 6esc,cubes 5-16c.
Il IL l.n 0lo.
New Orleans common to fancy 31@45c. Petro-
leum steady; crude, in bbls, at Parker's, quiet
Cotton seed oil strong; crude 33 &C. yellow
3616 Pork steady; mess, old SIP 25612 rs, new
S14 00@14 %. Beef steady; extra mess 81 ESQ
30 Beef hams firm at SIS Tierced beef
strong; extra mess S12 50@13 co. Cut meats
quiet but steady; picked shoulders 5Ssc, picked
hams 9k@10c, picked bellies 5I6058c. Md
dies strong; short clear S. 90. Lard closed
easier and dull; western steam IS 671a; options
May delivery Sc 65, June delivery s. 70.
Freights to Liverpool firm: cotton. per steam,
3-32d; grain 119d.
very unsettled to-day, 1uctuated within wide
range and changes were rapid, making the
execution of orders very unsatisfactory The
market opened 2190t3c lower, due to the re-
ports of general rains in the country east of the
Rockies. There was general pressure to SELL
and speculative offerings were unusually heavy.
Everybody wanted to SELL and the feeling was
decidedly panicky, but at the decline a better
demand sprang up, aud prominent operator.
it was claimed, put in number of brokers to
buy and sustain the market. Persistent buying
for while absorbed offerings and at the same
time encouraged parties who had not already
sod to hold on to their wheat and the feeling
changed, resulting in rally of 35zc for July,
which at present is attracting the principal at
tention, then declined 115c, ruled irregular, and
closed about &c lower for May, 214c lower for
june and &c lower for July than the closing
figures of Saturday. The filling of both buying
and selling orders was attended to with dfli-
Guilty. In the first place, a decline of 21s 93c
from the close of Saturday to the opening this
morning was very unsatisfactory, especially to
parties having stop limit order, and again an
up turn of 3c. Prices were the unsatisfactory
part of this advance, being so rapid as 60 make
the feeling of orders at q certain price irregular
There was another large trade in corn, with
surrounding conditions about the same as noted
for several days past. The feeling prevailing
continues stsong, though upon the opening
there was rather more disposition to sell, but
offerings were quickly taken by all classes of
buyers, and the market ruled higher. The
principal strenag thening influences were small
receipts, large shipments, and a decrease in
stocks as also the upturn in wheat. There was
Il good general Decline but was said to be a
buying feeling. The market opened 14c at
Saturdays closing prices but offerings were
quickly absorbed and the market advanced
with slight reactions of 1@11zc, sold off 160136c
and ruled ir,ner, and closed 1305sc better than
Saturday. Oats werc active, but an unsettled
feeling prevailed. aud prices changed fire.
auently within a range Of &c. The principal
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