The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-08

So. Caro- Drown Pacific Mail. -. 81
Tennessee IS ..loays Richm5ni 4 Ais Ale. % 90
5s go. 1928 Richmd & ". PIT
Sc. S.. 70& Terminal ..... I71S
Virginia IS ....... 50 Rock Island ...... 775s
Va 6s consolited. IS St. Paui........'' 65sS
Ches. & Ohio. pref Erred tl3li
Northwestern . 1904 Texas Pacific -. I4aE
preferred. 1874 Tenn. Coal & Iron. IS
Dela x Lack -. 1919 Union Pacific. .... 49lk
Erie ............. 2O51 n. J. Central. 1881
East Tennessee. So Missouri Pacific. =. 701S
LakS SHORE ~ HOY Western Union... 81 IS
l. VILE & Nash. $50 Cotton Oil oerti... 25lS
Memp & Cnsr. 81 Brunswick ... 1874
Mobile & Ohio.... Az Mobile & Ohio Is. 65Il
NASH Cnatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates. $50
One million and half dollars in gold coin
was taken to-day for shipment to Europe on
Saturdays steamers.
LIVERPOOL, May :, noou.-Cotton steady,
with fair lenand; American miidling 1864
sales 10000 baleS-American $500 bales; specu-
latlon aud export 1000 bales; receipts 6, 400
baleS-all American.
Futures m ling, low middlIng
clause, May aud June delivery 454-64d; June
and July delivery 5T-64d also 5S-64d also
o Old; July and August delivery 6O-6ld, also
6264d, also 63-64d. also ~ Sad; September
and October delivery 4 62-64d; October aud
November delivery ID; November and De-
cember delivery. 6364d; December and Jan
400 p. MIXTURES: An srican middling low
middling clause May delivery 1864 a 4 53-64d
May and June delivery 52-C404 SO Sid
June and July delivery 4 55-64G4 56-64d; July
and September delivery 4G1-64d buyers; Sep.
TENDER and October delivery 60-6464 6l-64
October and November delivery 4 61-64d.
value; November and December delivery
4 61-6404 6264d; December and January de-
livery 81 -640G4 6S-64d. Futures closed quiet.
Inc weekly cotton Statisucs are as follows
Total sales for the week q, 000 bales-Amer-
lean 81, Ill bales: Spectators took c. 200 bales
trade takings. including forwarded from ships
SIDE, 10000 bales; actual export 1000 bales;
total imports $4,000 bales-American 81 900;
total stock 10000 bales-American 953, 900
bales; total afoat 1856 900 bales-American f4b coo
bales; exporters took 3, 400 bales
NEW YORK, May Z, noon.-Cotton opened
steady ;middling uplands $40; middlinR Orleans
95-l6c; sales l73 bales
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: May delivery 8 SIC. June de-
livery SJc, July delivery Sc, August de-
livery SIC. September delivery Csc, October
delivery 0oc.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed steady:
middling upands SEC; midding Orleans 6-l6c;
net receipts 900 bales, gross 6,0s3; sales to-day
2s7 bales
Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 800 bales as follows: May delivery
: o4D8 &C; June delivery 7l0S 10; July de,
livery SlQ1B SIC; August delivery 90aS Ole;
September delivery 5 9lG1S &c; October de
nNeTy . J34po VAC; November delivery 94Ml
95c; December delivery 9909 OOc; January
delivery 05G9 Doc; February delivery 1900
l4c, March de livery 1912 zoe.
The sums cotton review says: Futures
opened al lll2 points advance, closing barely
steady at 4G6 points decline from yesterday
fl al prices. 1t warmer weather market
to-day. 1t became evident that except In
limited areas, the frost of Wednesday night did
no damage TO the cote n plants, and the warmer
weather reported this morning dispeed all
fears Gu frost account. Therefore, a slight ad.
vance IN response to stronger reports from
Liverpool and Manchester was followed by
much pressure to sell, under which prices from
highest figures receded COS points. Market
then became steadier on report that the
acreage planted in Georgia for the next crop is
10 per C mt. smaller than last season Spot cot
ton was firm"
GALvEsToN, MAY Cotton closed steady,
middling ctsc; net receipts 146 bales gross
l4Ji sales IA bales; STOCK II, 6sl bales; exports
coastwlse 2,j42 bales.
NORFOLK, May Cotton closed steady:
midding $50; net receipts 3l6 bales, gross
BIO; sales 25l bales; STOCK 1854 bales; exports
coastWiSe Dig bales.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling SO; net receipts - bales, gross 70:
sales none; stock 6, 456 GALES
Boston, May Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding S5sc; net receipts 119 bales, gross S97;
sales none; stock - bales
WILXINGToN May 7-Cotton closed steady;
middIng S3sc; net receipts Is bales, gross %:
sales none; stock 3 3 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling $3.50; net receipts 81 bales gross 512;
STOCK 9,707 bales; exports to Great Britain 3O7
bales
NEW ORLEAEs. May 7.-Cotton closed steady:
middling SIC; net receipts 1,157 bales, gross
10 sales 1880 bales: stock 1875, 500 bales
with sales of 1900 bales. as follows:
May delivery 15c, June delivery &c. July
delivery CSC, August delivery s 43c, Septem-
Der delivery s 41c, october delivery Sac, No.
Us bor SaIi 20 6ar loJs,x
SIC, January delivery s 64c.
MOBILE, May 7.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 5,l6c; net receipts 1863 bales, gross 1o9;
sales 500 bales; stock 1867 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS. Nay 7.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 71ec; receipts 416 bales; shipments
1000 bales; sales 1920 bales; stock $500 bales
AusUsrA, May Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; receio DTS 264 bales; shipments
5l7 bales; sales 67S bales; STOCK 2l.515 bales.
CHARLESTON, May Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling $3.50: net receipts 94 bales,
ATLANTA, May cotton closed steady;
middhng $50; receipts to day IS bales.
NRw YORK, May 7.-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 5,796 bales
exports, to Great Britain $40 bales, to France
at all American ports 45O,3j5 bales
aaAIN AND Provisions.
New York. May = noon.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat active and strong. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork quiet and steady at s11 15A
IA 25; Lard quiet and steady at 81 30. Freights
steady.
NEW York, May :, 500 o. m.-FIour, south
ern, quiet and weak: common TO fair, extra
s. 1904 IS; good to choice extra,
81 75G5 o5 superhne 81 00D4 90: buckwheat
flour, 81 2502 IS. Wheat quiet, at 151lc lower
and weak; No 2 red, 81 1880! 10; in
elevator 81 1901 1416 ahoat; options opened ht
1A615Ec up on better cables Afterwar ards
there was marked pressure to sell, based upon
un oading and liquidating by large operators
at Chicago. The decline was 2hl0t23sc from the
best figures of the day amt weak at the close;
No. red. May delivery 81 1876; June de-
livery s U99s; July delivery 81 079s; August
delivery s; September delivery $. Corn
unsettled and clos ng dull and weak; No. @
cash. 7o0slc in elevator; S0050l4c aaoat !;
ungraded mixed, 7S0S2c; steamer mixed
winch laterit fell to 1963l12c and closed heavy !;
May delivery 7416c; June delivery roc; July
delivery oi5Sc August delivery &C. Oats quiet
closing weak; options dull and lower May
delivery SIC; June delivery C; July
delivery 55l3c; No. ., spot, red, 5911015i14c;
mixed western, 5SGo6lc. Hops firm and quiet !;
Pacific coast 25631stc new 4304sc; state,
common to choice. 2.032c. Coffee-Options
opened steady, closed rarely steady and un-
june delivery II 9001z. 95; July delivery
l. s0017 IS; August delivery -; spot Rio
quiet and firm; fair cargoes zoe; No. Z.
1Slbc. Sugar-raw quiet and lower; fair
refining &c; centrifugals. go test 3Ac;
refined quiet and lower; OF A, 4 3-16643hc;
mould A. 9-16c; standard A. 43sc: confec
TONERS A 414c; cut loaf. 54c; crushed. SIC;
powdered. 434c; granulated, 4 7-l6c: cubes.
43lc. Molasses-Foreign lower; 50o test, l3I%c
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