The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-17

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! Texas Pacific, LIST. IS do pref'd,. IS
| N Y. Central. ....li4
| LIVERPOOL. May 10. noon.-Cotton opened
steady and in fair demand; American middling
| 3l5l6d; sales 5000 bales American Z. 200 bales;
speculation and export 200 bales receipts 49, 900
/ bales-Amerlcan L, 100.
! Futures-Americsn middling, low middlIng
clause, May delivery ID; May and June
also 61-64d, also 6264d; July and August
delivery 63-64d, also Id. also 41.64d; August
and September delivery 1-6id, also 2,64d,
! also 3-54d; September and October delivery
! 464d, also 5-64d; October and November
! delivery 6-64d, also Z 64d, also 4 s-64d; No
| yember and December delivery 9-64d. Futures
| firm.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 400 bales new dockets and 100
4p. mixtures: American middlng, low
middling clause. May delivery 8 5S-64d.
sellers; May and June delivery 5s-64d
sellers; June ami July delivery 359-6l@
sellers; August and September delivery 49
Ibid; September delivery 5-54d, sellers;
September and October delivery Sod. sellers;
| October and November delivery $500
s-64d sellers. Futures closed easy
New, YoRK, May IS, noon Futures market
Nay delivery lie, june delivery rS i6c july
delivery &c Au gust delivery CSC, Septem-
Der delivery sec, October delivery 4sc.
| NEW 1ORks may 10, o:UU m.-CObtOn closed
easy; middling uplands nc, middling Or
leans 7ssc net receipts 422 bales, gross receipts
$40 bales; sales to-day 1915 bales.
| Futures - Market closed quiet with
| sales of $4,000 bales, as follows: May delivery
! 0S07 10c, June delivery : 1907 l3c, July de-
livery I 2l07 &c, August delivery 2S47 29c,
September delivery 34@7 s5c, October delivery
44G7 45c, November delivery 5407 $50,
| December delivery 6i@7 Csc, January de-
| livery 1907 75c, February delivery e4Gp7 S5c
NEW YORK. May 16.-Hubbard. Price & Co. s
DIV IL, 81 f,F,.y
market was uervous and unsettled. It opened
| lower but impro ed slightly. SO our cables say
| on the newspaper dispatches with regard to the
| Mississippi floods but before the close had lost
the improvement. Final prices we're easy at
| 1-64G2-64d decline from Saturdays figures. In
| our own market opening prices were within q
| point OF Saturday, but with news # an easy
| feeling in Liverpool, lower prices we're made.
| and by / O'Clock a decline of nearly points on
Saturdays figures had been recorded all along
| the line. The weekly report of the North Caro-
lima agricultural department indicates that cot
| ton is coming up well and has been rather
| benefited by the recent rains. An exhaustive
| inquiry made by our correspondent in Little
Rock, Ark, including 500 replies from the lead
ing cotton men in every county In the state,
| makes the average decreas in the acreage %
per cent. The Arkansas river is over its banks
nearly all along the line, and is rapidly rising
| The indications are that any further rise will
| result in inundation and abandonment of many
| thousand acres of the finest cotton lands in the
| state. The afternoon session of the market
was extremely duh and without appreciable
| changes. Final prices we're the lowest of the
day. and identical almost with those current at
| GALVESTON, May l6.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 71sc; net receipts 220 bales, gross
go; sales 10 bales; stock 1888 bales; exports,
| coastwise 81 bales
NORFOLK, May 16-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1-16c; net receipts 72S bales, gross
500; sales 913 bales; stock 1892 bales; exports
to Great Britain 8, 800 bales coasUwise 2Si.
BALTIMORE, May l6.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 714c; net receipts - bales, gross
600; sales none: stock 1928 bales.
Boston, May 16.-Cotton closed dull; middlIng
| re; net receipts 1888 bales, gross $685.
sales none; stock = bales
| w wilmington. May 16-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6S4c; net receipts bales, gross s.;
| sales none; stock II, 1874 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, May 16-Cotton closed quiet
middling 1850; net receipts 41a bales. gross 1897;
stock 1879 bales.
quiet middling &c; net receipts 2,777 bales,
gross 1901; sales $50 bales; stock 49, lS
bales; exports, to Great Britain = bales.
with sales of 1900 bales, as follows: May
| delivery6 9Oc June delivery 92c July delivery
8 96c, August delivery 02c, September delivery
livery 19c, December delivery Z 26c, January
| delivery 33c
MOBILE, May 1s.--Cotton closed steady; mid
Ses 5 6ses se0s ssoct S BALES SsI s
coastwise IS bales.
MEMHH1s, May 16-Cotton closed steady;
| InlQQllnR &c, receipts o4l Daless shipments lU0
bales; sales 1904 bales; stock 42, s16 bales.
AUGUSTA, May l6.-Cotton closed dull;
middling &c; receipts 17S bales; shipments 1874
bales; sales 1l9 bales: stock .S44 bales
| CHARLESTON. May l6.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 10; net receipts 2l3 bales gross 2l3;
sales 100 bales; stock 81, $50 bales.
| ATLANTA. May l6.-Cotton closed easy
middling 67sc; receipts to-day 1856 bales.
New YORK, May 16.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1890 bales;
exports, to Great Britain S4aS bales, to the
| continent 4,059 bales, to France I,241 bales;
| stock at all the ports 7l6, 9o7 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YoRK, May 16 noon-Flour was dull
and easy. Wheat dull and easy. Corn inactive
II 90. Lard quiet and easy at SO so. Freights
| quiet.
NEW YORK. May 10, 500 P. M.-Flour,
southern was dull and steady; common to fair
extra 80 6O9S 26; good 70 choice, extra,
Wheat VI ss'd -four E' 81 ss@a g. wheat was lower
and elevator; s5l40g5Ac sdOas; options
cry 8a1Sc; June delivery, 8assc; July
delivery S sS S oGEo was D d ssvs S9S iG Ss
| adoat; ungraded mixed. &C; steamer
mixed c.. options closed 1sc below Saturday;
May delivery 52l4c; June 5O,4c; July
| options we're dull and easier; May delivery Csc;
June delivery 3424c; July delivery S49sc;
s spot No No W MAY dsiTs5y s'@ S4sd
| spOb, NJ HbI1Os o0z4IDoo1bSs AhiAou
western, 3416@37c Hops fairly active and
firm; State, common to choice, I6@22c; Pacific
coast l5@22c. Coffee-options closed steady
livery II 7O01l 50; september delivery Il 80
| oil 95; spot Rio firm and quiet;
No. 7, i27kc. Sugar. raw, fair refining SO
Lido; centrifugals, go test. SIG; No 6, 33sci
No, 3, $3.50; refined quiet aud steady; of
| A, 3160b3l6 c; mould A. 43sc; standard A, $40
| "a 716c; confectioners' A, 41404ssc; cut loaf
| b051sc; crushed, 5051sc: powdered, 49s9434c;
granulated., 55-l6@4 916c; cubes. 41s@4Ac.
in hhds; New Orleans quiet and steady;
and steady; crude in bills, Parkers', $3.50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore So 90: m bulk,
new crude 29c; crude w off grade m .1G
steady; DOMESTIC fleece 3o9a6o; pulled
qast and sT0 ,o old oo meas $40 1rtG 90;
$40 90. aBeet dull, steady; family 80 50
Beef hams quiet, quoted at sl4 OoG14 so.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra, India mess,
picked bellies sac; picked shoulders 59s
a534c; hams 100 iO1fc. Middles quiet; short
clear, May delivery at So 4Ot6 90. Lard lower
and dull; western steam closed Sc 30 asked:
city steam S. so; May delivery s. SO bid;
June s.; July delivery IS 81 bid; re.
fined quiet; continent 81 O067 20; South
America 81 so Peanuts were steady; fancy
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