The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
No.Pa'hclstmort 959t

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Va IS consoh tel. - st. Paul -. 77H
Ches. & Ohio 80. preferrel I21
northwes ern.. 1163S Texas Pacific. 2315
" Dreferrei- .146A nm Coal & Iron. SIS
Della and LACK. 1925 Union Pacific. go. 81
Erie. ............ 29tA N. J. Z ntral. 125A
last renness se. e. l036 Missouri Pacific E. 96Ia
Lake Saore. ....-.1ll5s Western Union. Sc
L'vIlle & Nash e. 9l12 Cotton iii certii. $685.
Memphis & Cla'.. g. Bru lswick 49,. 32A
Mobile & Ohio. IL Mobile s. Ohio As 62N
Nash. & Chatt'a. .l0214
*Bid
LIVERPOOL. May p. noon-Cotton firm and
IN fair demand; nsrlcan mid ling 9-l6d; sales
1000 bales, OF which 1900 were for specula-
hGn aud EXPORT; receipts none.
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 1000 bales of American.
Futures Are 1can m ling, ow middling
clause, May delivery ID; Nav and June
delivery sf6d; June and July delivery
6 3564d; July and August delivery 6 sd, also
9 1864; August and September delivery 35-64d
also 3464d; September delivery 35-64d;
September and October delivery 9-6id; October
steady
? p. m.-Sales of the day included 1900
bales of American.
American good middling 1l-16d, middlng
9-i6d, low middlng 6 7-16d, good ordinary
5-16d. ordinary 61sd.
tutures-American middling low middling
clause, May delivery 6 1854 as 34-64d: May and
June delivery 8 33-64t06 34-64d; June and July
delivery 3464d, buyers; July and August de-
livery 3e-54d, buyers; August delivery 3664@
. 31-64d; August and September delivery
3l-64@6 35-64d; September delivery 3-640
35-64d September and October delivery 9-64d
sellers. OCIOhpr aud Nnvarphnr dalivArV 40 -kfl0
63-64d. Market dull
4:0Op. m -tutures: American mi idling. low
middlng ca Use, May delivery 3464016 35-64d;
May and June delivery 6 34-6406 35-64d; June
and July delivery 6 35-Sid, buyers; July and
August delivery 37-64d, buyers; August de-
livery 31-64l1o 3s-64d; August and september
delivery 85-64d, buyers; September delivery
3j-5Id. buyers; September and October delivery
9-64G6 1064d; October and November de-
livery 636496d, Market closed steady.
New YORK, May y, noon.-Cotton opened
nominal; middling uplands 1870; mIddling Or
leans II 9-16c; sales to-day "A bales.
tutu-es-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: May delivery II 32c; June
delivery IL 34c; July delivery IL 3Sc; August
tober delivery 10 SIC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; middIing
uplands 12lsc, middling Orleans IL 9-I6c; net
receipts at this port to-day - bales, gross
bales: sales to-day 1873 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 66 100 bales, as follows: May
delivery II 35012 a6c, June delivery IL 800
Il SIC, July delivery 1241@12 42c August de-
livery II 32012 33c, September delivery II 400
II 4lc, October delivery 10 SOLO SIC, Novem
Der delivery 10 T@10 &c. december delivery
10 66@10 &c, January delivery 10 69010 zoe,
February delivery 10 1910 75c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened a little depressed. Liverpool reacted
somewhat as it was expected it would. aud
receipts at Bombay showed great excess over
last year. Crop accounts were quite good. A
letter from Georgia says the land that was
planted in :watermelons is now gro wing cotton.
The cheapness with which corn may now be
laid down in southern markets from the west
is another stimulant to the growth of cotton.
But Liverpool recovered portions of its early
decline, and our market advanced, especially
for August. The close, however was dull and
somewhat irregular. The movement of crops
appears to be considerably in excess Of last
year, but this is matter that now receives
little consideration. Cotton on spot was mode
rately active for home consumption
GALVESTON, May 22.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1ll6c; net rece pts 81 bales, gross 81 ;
sales bales; stock S1S bales; exports, coastwise
6Sl bales
NORFOLK, May 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
II 15l6c; net receipts bales, gross 8; sales IS
bales; stock 5,55S bales; exports, coastwise rs
bales
BALTIMORE, May 22 - Cotton nominal; mid
ding l2Ac; net receipts none, gross none; sales
- bales; stock 8 666 bales.
BosroN, May 22.-Cotton very firm; mid
ding l21ac net rec 4ipts 26 bales gross 26; sales
lOhOs SoOSr uOACs SApOIIS, W DTlptlQ %Ol
bales.
WILMINGTON May 2s.-Cotton firm; middling
1115c; net receipts bales, gross 2; sales -
bales; stock 2,271 bales; exports, coastwise 2S7
bales
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1885,, net receipts 491 bales, gross 491 ;
stock S.403 bales; exports, to Great Britain 491
bales.
New ORLEANS, May 22-Cotton market
steady; midding l17sc; net receipts g. 1875 bales,
gross 369S; sales 2,750 bales: stock So 647 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of 15,4o0 bales as follows: May de-
livery &c, June delivery II s3c, July delivery
IL 06c, August delivery IL Csc, September de-
livery 1092c, October delivery 10 3sc, Nove
rer delivery 1024c. December delivery 10 24c,
10 Sac. March delivery 10 40c.
MOBILE, May b. otton firm; middlipg
l1S5c; net Receipts 81 bGles, oss 81; sales -
bal IS; stock 2,a55 bales; exports, coastwise iii
bales.
MEMPHIS, May 22-Cotton market firm;
middling 1134c; receipts 36 bales; shipments
800 bales; sales ssbales; stock 4,57s bales.
AUGUSTA, May 29-Cotuon firm; niddling
11s4c; receiots 50 bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales stock 1921 bales.
CHARLESTON, May 22.-I otton market firm;
mid ling ll}sc; net recep 80 bales, gross 80;
sales - bales; STOCK $40 bales.
NEW YoaK, May 23.-Con soH iated net re-
ceipps at all cotton Doris to-day were 1873
nales; EXPORTS o G eat BrI ain s. 1853 bales, to
the continent 958 bales; stock at ali American
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. May p, hoodwinked dull;
demand poor; holders offer moderately Corn
steady; demand firm.
NEW YoRK, May ~, noon.-Fiour quiet but
steady Wheat active and quiet. Corn quiet
but steady. PORK quiet and firm at 1913 25M
IA %. Lard dull and easy at So 3i15. Freights
firm.
500 D. m.-Southern flour closed quiet
Wheat unsettled and dull, closing lower; No. 2
red, 81 00@1 0014 in elevator; options more &C.
tive and very irregular closed weak, with May
114c down. No. 2 red. May delivery 30 &C, June
delivery 99c, July delivery $3.50. August dev
cry 955kc Corn weaker and moderately active
No. 2, 39340540&c in elevator options dull but
steady-May delivery 40c, June delivery 4056c
July delivery 41c. Oats less active; options
quiet and firmer-May delivery 34t4c June de-
livery 35y4c. July delivery 33ISc. Coffee-op
tions closed steady; May delivery II O0017 15c;
June delivery 10 65@16 75c, July delivery IS so
ole Coo; spot Rio firmer and quiet-far car
goes 1916 Sugar, raw firm and in fair demand
fair refining 4Nc; centrifugals go test, 5ssc;
SIC, white extra so 555ssc. off A 315G15 1-16c,
mould 3-l6c, standard A &c, confectioners
59sc. cut loaf csc, crushed SIC, powdered
SIC, graduated &c, cubes Bloc. Molasses-
Foreign tirmer, 500 test 1870; New Orleans quiet
for common to fancy. Petroleum firm; crude, in
bbls. at Parker's, So 80; refined, here, s. 40.
Wool firm, with fair demand; domestic fleece 81
036c, pulled 27Q034c, Texas 13@2jc. Pork firm.
Beef firm. Beef hams strong. Tierced beef
firm. Cut meats quiet and weak Middles
weak. Lard weak and dull; western steam at
s. 35 city steam IS 90; options-June delivery
SO 80 asked, July delivery 81 so. Freights to