The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-03

w Virginia os.'...... 50 do preferred. 1924
va os cons ......, 30 Texas Pacific. Gee. l01s
Northwestern. l2O1s Tenn. Coal & Iron 46S4
90 preferred. IA Union Pacific. .. 43B
Dela. Lack. 1924 N J. Central .l39
Erle......-........ 301S Missouri Pa ific 591s
East tennessee. 41s Western Union. 90
Lake Shore, ..... 1874 Cotton Oil Certi. 40IS
Louisville & Nash. 7514 Brunswick Co s.
Memphis & Char. so Mobile & Ohio IS 62IS
Mobile a Ohio. SO Silver Certificates S73s
Nashville & Chat. 81 Am. Sugar Rein 931s
Texas Pacific, LIST. 641S do pref'd 9531
N. Y. Central. . 1!44
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. May Q. noon.-Cotton--B Business
done not sufficient to test the market; Ameri-
can middling $3.50; sales 5000 bales-American
I, 400 bales; speculation aud export 500 bales;
receipts 5000 bales-American none.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause May delivery ID; May and June
delivery 55-64d, also 56-64d; June and July
delivery SO 64d, also 5S-64d; July and Au-
also 60 641, also 61-64d; August and Sep.
TENDER delivery 4d, also SO 64d, also 4d; sep
temher and October delivery 4 3-64d, also
4 cid; October and November delivery 5-6.d;
November and December delivery s-64d, also
Cad. Futures firm.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and 200
bales old.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause May delivery 55-64d,
sellers; May and June delivery 55-64d,
sellers; June ami July delivery 57-64d, sellers;
July aud August delivery 60-64d. sellers;
August and September delivery $3.50
$3.50; September delivery lad. sellers;
September and October delivery 1-64d, sellers;
October and November delivery 1 $500
4 Add; November aud December delivery
6-64G4 7-64d. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, May 2, noon Futures market
opened steady, with sales as follows: May de-
: 2Sc, august delivery SIC, September delivery
z 45c October delivery 54c
New York, MAY 2, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
easier; mddng uplands 74c. middling Orleans
bales; sales to-day POI bales.
Futures-Market closed dull but steady, with
sales OF $500 bales, as follows: May delivery
0307 O5c, June delivery 1107 l2c, July de-
livery 2l@7 22c, August delivery S00T SIC,
September delivery 3S@7 3ac, October delivery
Z 4701 4Sc, November delivery 5,@1 5Sc
December delivery 6747 Csc, January de-
livery 7117 7Sc, February delivery s7617 Sc
NEW York, May Hubbard, Price & Co. s
cotton circular says: The Liverpool market
this morning was the subject of two influences
BrddStreetS report and the advance of Satur-
day in America caused an advance of about
3-64G14-64d in the value of future contracts
but the continuance of the strike still keeps
spinners out OF the market, and the fact that
spot sales were only 5000 bales, caused re
action and loss Of portion of the improvement
before the close. Advices from abroad were
not considered of a sufficiently encouraging
character to justify further improvement here,
aud opening prices were point or two below
the final figures of last week. This fact iu-
duced some further selling to realize by the
buyers of Saturday, and a subsequent decline
followed, which by O'Clock mad put quotations
70S points below Saturdays close Dizziness
was the order OF the afternoon session, and
after / O'CLOCK prices varied only lQD2 points,
closing finally steady at about sos points under
Saturdays figures"
ATLANTA, May 2.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 624c; receipts 81 bales.
GALVESTON, May 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddlng ice; net receipts 1.127 bales, gross
1,127; sales 20 bales; stock IS, 94S bales.
NORFOLK, May 2.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts 1877 bales, gross
S37 sales 1876 bales stock %, las bales; exports,
coasLwise 2, 1854 bales.
BALTIMORE May 2.-Cotton closed nominal {;
mi1ding nc; net receipts - bales, gross
2,8O9; sales = bales stock $1,000 baes.
Boston. May 2.-Cotton closed dull
middling nc; net receipts 1853 bales, gross
2.l0l; sales none; stock = bales
WILMINGTON. MAY 2.-Cotton closed firm
middling SIC; net receipts 100 bales, gross 1870;
sales none; stock LIP bales; exports, coast
wise S2l bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Cotton closed steady
mddling 7a6c; net receipts III bales, gross
III; sales - bales: stock 1902 bales.
New ORLEANS, Aley 2.-Cotton closed easy
middling &c; net receipts 1905 bales. gross
2,062; sales /. $50 bales; stock 206 SOP bales;
exports to Great Britain {, 1856 bales to the con
tinent - bales, to Francs 1853 bales. coastwise
IS bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of 81, 400 bales, as follows: May
delivery Use, June delivery SOC, July delivery
6 $50, August delivery 96c, September delivery
: 03c, October delivery loo, November de-
livery Z 17c, December delivery z 24c, January
delivery sic.
New Orleans monthly cotton crop movement
to April 80, inclusive: Port receipts for eight
months 6,T35 555 bales against 6.e4S227 bales
last year and 6,6s6.Si4 bales the year before
last Net overland movement to mills and
Canada 1179.9l0 bales, against 1.000,064 bales
for the same time last year and 697,O96
bales the year before last. Interior stocks
in excess of Sept. 1: 232,24 bales. against
22l,7l5 bales last year and 59027 bales the
year before last Southern mill takings, ex-
elusive of consumption at the southern out
ports, 466,226 bales, against 467,G61 bales last
year and 431 ,327 bales the year before last.
Amount of crop brought into sight at the
close of April: S,613, 1853 bales. against 237, 6S7
bales last year. and 7,015. TEA the year before
last Crop brought into sight for April:
year and ll9, 500 bales the year before last.
MOBILE, May 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1850; net receipts oS4 bales, gross
684; sales 200 bales; stock 1871 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS, May 2-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; receipts 606 bales; shipments
500 bales; sales 2,O3S bales; stock 53,4o7
bales.
AUGUSTA, May 2.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6zs@6 is 16c; receipts 1856 bales; ship
ments 299 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 1929
bales.
CHARLESTON. May 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 70; net receipts 5S7 bales, gross 537;
sales - bales; stock 3d. 89t bales.
New YoRK, May 2.-Consolidated net re-
ceIpts at all the ports to-day were S,32S bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1887 bales, to
the continent 1866 bales, to France 1902 bales;
stock at all the ports 7Ss,93O bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LONDON, May 2.-The Mark Lane Express,
in it's weekly review Of the British grain trade,
says: English wheats are steady. Prices
favor holders. Foreign wheats are stronger at
an average rise of Sd. California cargoes are
quoted at 36s Sd, and Oregon cargoes at 37s Cd.
Corn is Cd dearer. Good business has been
done in American cargoes at 20S Oats are
frmer. At to-day's markets English wheats
were firm at Cd advances. Prices of foreign
wheats were maintained, though the inquiry
was dull. Flour was steady. Oats were firm.
Corn was Sd. dearer. Barley was steady Beans
and pease were firm"
NEW YoRK, May 2 noon-FIour quiet and
steady. Wheat active, unsettled. Corn quiet
and firm Pork quiet and unchanged at 80 600
II 90. Lard quiet, unchanged at Sc 4719. Freights
NEW YORK. May ., 500 P. NJ Flour,
southern. dull but steady; common TO fair
extra, SO sos IS; good TO choice. extra,
wheat flour 81 2502 IS. Wheat was active but
unsettled; No. red. 9219c in store and
elevator; 9S1S199c afloat; options closed weak
1k1l6c under yesterday; No. red, May de-
livery 9015c; July delivery $3.50. Corn
stronger fair business; No. cash, 5O16c
m mixed d.9 4sS58bc steamer mixed 4s1zS4slc;
options we're quiet; May delivery 4i5Sc;
July delivery acc. Oats active and easier;
options we're active and easier: May de-
livery 331bc; July delivery 1880; No. white.
Nav delivery 35G6c; spot. No. 2 white, $500
or IA rix