The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07

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Va 6s consoli'ted. IS St. Paui.'... .. SOS
Ches. & Ohio ...- d" preferred ia
Northwestern no Texas Pacific -. 1875
q preferred 1856 Tenn Coal Iron. ssh
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East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific. . 7lj6
Lake Shore Ill Western Union. 80
L Wills & Nash. $50 1884 Cotton Oil oerti eSIA
Mcmphis& Char 81 Brunswick -. IA
Mobile Ohio. AN Mobile & Ohio as. e5I6
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates. 9S14
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LIVERPOOL, May 6, noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand; American middling 4 1850;
sales $4,000 bales-American 10 500 bales: specu'
lstion and export 1000 bales; receipts s, coo
baleS-American 600.
Futures American n dili1g, low middling
clause, May ana June delivery 451-64d, also
4 52-64d; June and July delivery 4 54-64d, also
55-64d, also 56-64d; July and August delivery
4 81 Cad, also 59-64d; August and September
delivery 5g-64d, also 6O-64d; September and
october delivery 59-64d, also 6O-64d; octo-
Der aud November delivery ID; November
and December delivery 4 60 Sad, also 6l-64d;
December and January delivery 81 64d. Flu
lures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 3,700 bales new dockets and 100
bales old
400 p. Futures: American middling, low
middling clause May delivery 5l-64d, value;
June and July delivery 454646l4 55-64d; July
and August delivery 57-6414 6e-64d; August
and September delivery 45g-64614 60-64d; Sep
tem6er and October delivery 59-64d, value;
october and November delivery 59-646
6O-64d; November and December delivery
4 bO64d, value; December and January de-
livery 6l-5id, buyers. Futures closed steady
MANCHESTER, May 6.-The Guardians com
merclal article says: Business yesterday did
not reael Tuesdays average. Most of the India
demand was for unusually small lots Offers
Tor goods for future delivery were i'm
practicable. There was an improved demand
for home yarns, and sales were larger The
market was firm at Fridays full rates
Egyptian yarns were sold in moderate quanti-
Ties Prices showed hardening tendency.
The dema d for the continent has improved
For the far East the demand is dull Most good
and medium shirtings are saleable at prices a
trlt1e lower. Makers are not disposed to YIELD
in view of the improvement in rates OF ex
change. There was increased business in cotton
yarn inquiry for dhootes jaconets, mulls,
and other light goods for India was poor.
Cheshire printers commanded full rates.
Makers are well protected with orders Medium
grades are steady. There is little business in
twills, Other finishing cloths are freely taken
toward old contracts. A few new orders are
being placed"
steady ;middling uplands SIC; middling Orleans
9 5-l6c; sales IN bales
Futures-The market opened quiet and easy
with sales as follows: May delivery 64c, June
livery sac, September delivery 8 SOC, October
delivery 91c.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed steady;
middling uplands S5sc; mddling Orleans b-16c;
net receipts 30 bales, gross $40; sales to-day
2, bales
FuCures-Market closed steady with sales of
Is, 00J bales, as follows May delivery 500
s 71c; June delivery zoos 7ic; July delivery
8 s59s sec; August delivery 8 94Q6 CSC;
September delivery s 97@S CSC; october de,
livery 5 1905 99c; November delivery $50
8 ggc; December delivery 9 0l09 U5c; January
delivery 1909 lie; February delivery 17@
9 lSc March de livery 2369 25c.
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
opened at points decline closing steady at 46l6
points advance from Yesterdays closing prices
it was port market to-day. weak opening,
in response to a paltering Liverpool market
was followed by quick rally, and then steady
advance, most decided in the next crop. Frost
accounts began to be received from Piedmont
sections of the Carolinas and Georgia and from
Tennessee. No great importance was attached
to them, but they worried the shorts into cover
ing contracts for this crop, and led to some
buying for long in the next. Spot cotton was
Arm and fairly active "
ATLANTA. May Cotton closed steady;
middling S}sc; receipts to-day u bales
GALVESTON, MAY Cotton closed steady;
$50; net receipts s96 bales, gross
oso; SAFES - bales; stock 2OO7 bales
NORFOLK, May Cotton closed steady;
middling $40; net receipts 4g7 bales, gross
943; sales Ala bales; stock 1880 bales; exports
SD DalbS
BALTIMORE, May Cotton closed nominal;
middlng 81 c; net receipts or bales, gross SIT;
sales none; STOCK $3.50 bales.
BOsToN, May 6.-Cotton closed quiet: mid
ding S5sc; net receipts 343 bales, gross 9S7;
sales none; stock = bales
WILMINGTON, May Cotton closed steady;
midding Sasc; net receipts 1o bales, gross IS;
sales none; stock Z, 30 Oales
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling Sssc; net receipts CO bales, gross So;
stock 9,5l2 bales
NBw ORLEANS, May 6.-Cotton closed steady;
middling $50; net receipts % bales gross
ports, TO the continent - bales, to Great Bri
tain 400. coastwise 4, 251.
Futures-The market to-day closed steady,
with sales of 1900 bales, as follows:
May delivery 16c. June delivery 8 33c, July
delivery 43c, August delivery 4sc, Septem-
Der delivery s sic, October delivery Soc No
yember delivery 59c, December delivery
s &c.
ding 5-l6c; net receipts 165 bales, gross 1855;
sales 200 bales; stock 20,313 bales exports,
coastwise 541 bales
MEMPHIS, May 6.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-16c; receipts 292 bales: shipments
l, 400 bales; sales 1,035 bales; 81 458 bales
AUGUSTA May 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling s5sc; receipts 3l5 bales; shipments
393 bales; sales 719 bales; STOCK 21.76S bales.
CHARLESTON, May 5-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling s5sc; net receipts 908 bales,
gross eos; sales 100 bales stock q, 667 bales.
New YORK, May 6.-Cousoldated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 5,235 bales;
TX ports, to Great Britain 1907 bales, TO France
- bales. to the continent - bales; stock
81 all American ports 449, l57 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
new YORK. May 6, noon-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
and strong Pork quiet and steady at eli 756
IA IS Lard dun and steady at 81 s216. Freights
TFW YoaK. Nav 6. 500 n. m.-Flour south.
ern, quiet and steady; common to fair, extra,
3 lo94 g.; GOOD good a, to to choice che extra
Jour, 32 25O2 80. Wheat s1A1314c higher and
luiet;,, No ? red 81 l24N1 l21k; in
slevator ST 1901 141k afoat; options,
,teadyily advanced and closed firm, at 2027kc
over last night The report that a reduction
would be made of 2 francs in French duty ex-
,rted the chief influence. Gables were strong
and brought free buying orders; No. 2 red,
Nay delivery 81 121s; June delivery 81 IN;
July delivery 81 0SIs August delivery s.;
September delivery 8. Corn irregular and
Iiiet, closing steady; No. 2. cash. 700 1g16e in
elevator; S015DlSc a1oat; ungradel mixed |
-SDS2c; steamer mixed. 79c; options l3kG02c |
higher helped by wheat and small offerings;
Nay delivery 7316c; June delivery 702Ec July
delivery G54Sc; August delivery &C. Oats dull
delivery 5S4c; June delivery 56I6c; July
lelivery 5524c; No. Q spot, red, 5l160,5c;
mixed western. 5st6!c. Hops fro and q iet
Pacific coast 25Gb32.1c: new E6b3sc: state
common 10 choice, 2jl132c. Coffee-Optious
Jpened steady a,nd closeI firm and unchanged
% Sc up, MAY delivery Il g5biS 90; June
delivery II sS0i5 90; July delivery L. 5U6
md more act W.: fair cargoes &c: No. :.
liAc Sucar--raw dull aud nominal. fair