The morning news., 1891-05-12

Sc. IS. 7OA Terminal -. II
Virginia 6s .....-. so Rock Island -. 76zk
I Va. 6sconsolitsd. IS St Paui-.-..- '''''' 63lz
Shes. s oaio..... preferred .ii2
Northwestern - 100 Texas Pacific - f4Is
n Preferred ls5 Tenn. Coal & Iron. S3ls
Deio q LACK -. 1865 Union Pacific. -. 47es
ERE -...-.-..-.-. 20Ss Y. J. Central. lI7l4
hase EennesSes. 6le Missouri Pacific 90
LAEs Saore i095s Western Union. sOs4
II u Nilie Nasa.. lSSs Cotton OIL osrti . 2i34
memphis Char. 81 Brunswick 800. Il
Noble & Ohio. &l4 Mobile & Ohio 4s 64Js
NsSh- & Chatt'a-- % Silver certificates 9S
corroS-
L1vEsPooI, May II, nOon.-Cotton-More
onerlng, 0ut prices are not quotably easier;
American middling i3-16d; sales TO- 600 bales
American 1900 bales; speculation aud export
l,0O0 bales; receipts 10. 100 bales-an American
Futures American IN ddliuR, low middling
clause, May ana June delivery S2-64d; June
and July delivery 55-64d; July and August
delivery SO 64d, also 5S-64d; August and Sep
| tember delivery 61-64d, also 6O-64d; Septen,-
Der and October delivery 4 60-64d; October and
/ November delivery 6l-64d; November and De
cember delivery 62-64d, also 61-64d; Decem-
per ana January delivery ID. Futures easy.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
bales old.
400 p. m.-Futu-es: American middlins. low
mlooiing clause. May delivery 5l-64d, sellers;
Nay and June delivery 5l-G4d sellers:
June and July delivery 54-64d, buyers; July
and August delivery 5S-64d. sellers: August
and September delivery 6O-64d buyers: SEN.
tember and October delivery 60-64d. sellers:
october and November delivery 1 60-64d
buyers; November and December delivery
aioi-oid' buyers; December and January de-
| livery I b2-b4d, buyers Futures closed firm.
NEW YORK, MAY II, noon.-OouJon opened
quiet; middling uplsnds l6-i6c; middling Or
| leans S5kc; sales l66 bales
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: May delivery s &c. June de-
nVery a 1lc, July delivery SIC, August de-
livery DC September delivery 8 CSC, October
| 500 .. m.-Cotton market cIosed ouiat b,t
steady; middling uplaEds l5-16c; middng Or
| leans s9ec; net receipts 200 bales gross s. 1884,
s sales to-day ioS hales, also last week not be-
| lore reported 2. 6-3 bales for export
Futures-Market closed steady with sales
OF $500 bales, as follows: May delivery
> 6IOS 6so; June delivery 1905 74c; July de-
livery s3(1s sac; August delivery S 93MS Ole;
September delivery SS1o 9gc; October de-
livery OlQ9 02c; November delivery O36
9 94c; December delivery 9Os09 O9c; January
delivery 1909 l5c; February delivery 2iM
| Q 29c, March delivery 271g 29c
The Sun's cotton review says: Futures
| opened lower, 4ickly rallied, made a smart
ADVANCE. presently declined, closing unchanged
| on old and 203 points advance on new crop
| months from Saturdays final prices and barely
steady. The early decline was due to a drop
OF 2-o4@3-64d in the Liverpool market. With
| thls encouragement the bears were inclined to
| Jump upon the market, believing that the bulls
| had played their last trump, but the bulls came
up smiling with drought reports, which led to
| moderately brisk buying for August, which
rose to CSC, aud for January, which rose to
| 3 1Sc. They began selling to realize under
Whicn prices receded 3614c from the best
| lguers. The truth about drought seemed to be
that the Carolinas and Georgia need rain very
much. Otoer sections need more rain, and it
has rained lightly in the northern belt with the
temperature high throughout the south. Spot
GALVESTON, May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
mtddling o1sc; net receipts 6l6 bales, gross
6l6; sales no bales; STOCK H. lo5 bales; exports
coestwise O33 bales, TO Great Britain 471S
NORFOLK, May II Cotton closed firm;
middlng $40; net receipts 662 bales, gross
| Co., sales 4SS bales; stock 4,337 bales; exports,
coastwise sos bales, to Great Britain 6, 172
BALTIMoRE, May u.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling $40; net receipts - bales gross 48O;
sales none; STOCK ,O7o bales; exports coastwise
| 800 bales.
BosroN, May 1l:-CottOn closed quiet but
| tirm middling 8i5l6c; net receipts 33 bales,
gross l,17s; sales none; stock = bales
WILMINGTON, May 11.-Cotton- Holiday;
middling C; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; stock ,37S Oales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1l.--Cotton closed quiet;
middhng y3sc; net receipts so bales, gross III;
stock I0,gGS bales
New ORLEANs, May 11.-Cotton closed firm;
2,537; sales 8 700 bales; stock 174 474 bales; ex
| ports to Great Britain $500 bales
Futures-The market to-day closed dull.
with sales of $500 bales as follows: May de-
| livery 15c. June delivery s 30c. July delivery
8 4lc, August delivery 46c September delivery
53c October delivery 8 6Oc, November de
livery Ole. December delivery 64c January
delivery TIc
MOBILE, May 11-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding $3.50; net receipts 551 bales, gross 551;
sales 40 bales; stock 1884 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS, May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
mtddIing 7-l6c; receipts 641 bales; shipments
l75 bales; sales 1896 bales; stoc& 82,615 bales
AUGUSTA, May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling S5sd984c; receipts 341 bales; ship
ments $50 bales; sales 3Oi bales; stock 2O,3S4
bales.
middling 83sc; receipts to-day II bales.
CHARLESTON, day 1l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling s9sc; net receipts 98S baes,
exports to Great Britain 4096 bales.
NEW YORK, May 1l.-Consolidated not re-
receipts at all cotton ports 6.Sl1 bales;
exports, to Great Britain "a !95 bales, to France
GAS bales, to the continent 1870 bales; stock
at all American ports All ,672 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. May II, noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat firm and active. Corn quiet
and steady. Pork quiet and Steady at S1l 752
IA 25 Lard quiet and steady at S5 IN. Freights
steady.
NEW YORK, May II, 500 D. m.-FIour. south
ern. dull and heavy common to fair, extra,
q G5@s 7S; saperhns 81 ooa4 50; baokwheas
four, SO 25@2 IS, Wheat higher, with options
quiet; No. red, 81 13 in elevator; S. t41S
afoat; options advanced AQ9216c on the report
that Spain had reduced its import duty; after
WaTu tnero was d ueCIlnS Oh 511DlL6C on IOr6ign'
ers selling, with only a slight decrease in the
visible supply. The close was weak at 11kGD15kc
advance on near months; No. 2 red, May de-
livery 81 1l5S; June delivery 81 O914; July
delivery 81 07x; August delivery s.; Sep
tember delivery s.. Corn duI and lower,
closing weak; No. 2. cash. e0081c in elevator;
Sic afoat; ungraded mixed, 790s2c; steamer
mixed, 79c; options s<11So lower on free re-
ceipts west; May delivery 7l16c; June delivery
SIC; July delivery CSC; August delivery
&C, Oats dull and lower; options weaker
and dull; May delivery SIC; June delivery
5434c; July delivery 54Ac; No. .. white and
May delivery 53IS dt59; spot, No. 2 red 596l50c;
mixed western, 550t5614c. Hops firm and quiet;
Pacific coast 270321ac: new 4304sc: state,
common to choice, 9503lc. Cotfee-Optons
steady; May delivery Il SOQl7 95; June delivery
II SIS; July delivery Il 80; August delivery
-; spot Rio dull and steady: fair cargoes
20c; No. Z. 1S160lo56c. Sugar-raW active g nd
easier; fair refining 15-l6c; centrifugals. 96o
test SIC; refined quiet: OF A. 4 3-16ll43sc;
mould A, 9-16c; standard A, 4 3 16c; oonfeo-
tioners' A 41sc; cut loaf, sac; crushed. SIC;
powdered. 414c; granulated. 414c; cubes
415c. Molasses-Foreign dull; 500 test, 1316c
in hhds; New Orleans steady and active; |
common to fancy 250S5c. Petroleum steady
and quiet; refined. New YORK, 81 20;
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, S. S507 49, |
in bulk, 81 1904 65. Cotton seed oil firm
and quiet; crude prime 256127c: crude off grades
2029c; yellow off grads 3511 035c. Wool
steady and dull; domestic fleece 340s7c: |
pulled 28033c: Texas 17024c. Hides duh
and easy; wet salted. New Orleans selected. |
45 to 50 fDs 7GSc; Texas selected 20 tn |