The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-12

Lake onore 1854 Cotton Oil Certi.. SSA
Louisville & Nash. 76Is Brunswick Co..
Memphis q Char 50 Mobile & Ohio Is. 65ss
hoolle a ONO. al Silver Certificates S7IS
Nashville Chat. Sc Am. Sugar Rein. %
Texas Pacific, LIST. S51s do pref'd. "a
n. Y. Central. 1i4sS
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL May II, noon.-Cotton opened
with moderate business a. easier prices;
american middlinE I'd; sales 5000 bales-Ameri-
can 6,l00 bales; speculation and export 900
bales; receipts 5000 bales-American 5, 400.
Futures-American middling low middling
clause, May delivery ID; May and June
delivery 5s-64d; June and July delivery 5 60 SD
also 60 Sid; July and August delivery s. 64d.
also 40. also 63-64d; August and September
delivery 42-64d; September and October de-
livery 4-64d: October and November delivery
4 Cad; November and December delivery
Esd Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and 700
bales old.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
8 59-64d; May and June delivery SS-Slg
59-64d; June ami July delivery 61-6id, value;
July and August delivery 8 6S6S@4d: Au-
gust and September delivery 4a-6494 8-6id;
and October delivery 4 4-64@94 5-64d; October
and November delivery 7-64dd, value;
November and December delivery 9-64G
lo-64d Futures closed steady.
American middling fair 48sd, good mid
ding 41sd, middling l5-16d, low middling
S94d. good ordinary 8 9-1od. ordinary Sssd.
mercial article says: The market is sluggish.
Business yesterday did not reach half of Tues
days average. Buyers appeared to be waiting
the starting of spinners, expecting that prices
will then recede TO their former level. Manu-
facturers claim that the advance in cloth is
adequate as compared with the rise in yarns.
| Spinners contend that the supply OF yarn for
| the next ten days will be absorbed by current
| contracts and that the stoppage of the pro-
| duction has removed the incubus that caused
| the depression that prevailed before the lock-
[ out, Both SINNERS and manufacturers
[ that the rise in American cotton, despite the
| stoppage OF spindles, will prove an effectual
| barrier against the reduction in quotation.
Eastern demand is small. American cotton
| yarn is quiet and prices are lower. Egyptian is
| hardening. Sales are small"
NEW. YORK, May II, noon.-Futures market
| opened steady, with sales as follows:
May delivery Csc, June delivery 15c July
delivery 2ic, Au gust delivery 34c, Septem-
Der delivery 4lc, October delivery Sic.
NEW York, May II, 500 p. m.-Corton closed
| quiet middling uplands 5-16c, midding Or
leans l1-l6c: net receipts 1850 bales, gross re-
| ceipts II ,209 bales sales to-day 1922 bales
sales of 74,400 bales, as follows: May delivery
| 1907 1lc, June delivery 1907 2oc July de-
! livery 4 2s@7 29c August delivery 36@7 SIC,
| September delivery 45G17 46c, October delivery
| Z 55G17 sec. November delivery 6507 66c
| December delivery 1907 76c, January de.
livery 85D7 Soc February delivery 95@O7 96c.
| New YORK, May 11.-Hubbard. Price & Co. s
cotton circular says; THE opening prices in
| the New York market this morning were about
| points lower than last evenings figures in
| response TO an early decline OF from 3-64M
| 4-64d advised from Liverpool. Subsequently
| quotations there improved slightly, and our
market made a fractional gain as the result of
August selling, at one time as high as 4oc
| Liverpools closing figures were, however
| 3-b4d below those of yesterday. and the inn
| proyement here was not maintained, some
| fresh selling making itself felt when it became
| known that New Orleans receipts tomorrow
| would probably be 1000 bales. During the
| afternoon the market continued extremely
! dull August sold as low as 85c, but recovered
slightly, closing steady at about last nights
| figures"
ATLANTA. May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng 61sc; receipts to-day - bales
| GALVESTON, May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
mddlng C; net receipts 261 bales gross
| 261 sales "a bales; stock 2S, SJ5 bales
| NORFOLK, May ll.-Cotton closed firm;
middling lice; net receipts s8s bales, gross
| coasuwise $50 bales.
| BALTIMORE May II Cotton closed nominal;
m mid nc; net receipts pts - bales gross
! BosToN, May 1l.-Cotton closed dull; middling
1850; net receipts 1860 bales, gross 1871;
sales none; stock - bales; exports, to the
W LMINGToN. May 11.-Cotton closed firm;
| mlddling 6a4c; net receipts Al bales, gross Al
sales none; stock 1881 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
stock 1921 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 11.-Cotton closed
bales, gross I.OiO; sales $3.50 bales; stock
| III, l0S bales; exports, to the continent 3,4sS
bales, coastwise Abs bales
| Futures - The market closed steady
with sales of 25,7oO bales, as follows: May
| delivery 93c, June delivery 95c July delivery
| 03c, August delivery 10c, September delivery
livery z s9c, December delivery 36c, January
delivery 43c.
MOBILE, May 1t.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
es S b bales. Ss6oF % 9 bsss 81
| coastwise 733 bales.
,MEMHHIs, May 11.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 7e receipts 2s6 bales, shipments 1900 bales
AUGUSTA, May u.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling &c; receipts SO bales; shipments 156
bales; sales 35l bales; stock 1892 bales
| CHARLESTON. May 11.-Cotton closed steady;
| middlng 70; net receipts 90 bales, gross 90;
sales $50 bales; stock 81, 232 bales.
New YORK, May u Consolidated net re-
exports to Great Britain 60 bales, 10 the
! continent 4,0oS bales. to France bales;
| st ock at all the ports 736,772 bales
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
! NEW YORK, May II. noon-Flour was quiet
firm and active. Pork firm at SO Oo@f1 90.
Lard quiet and steady at SO 64la. Freights
| quiet and firm.
| New YORK, May II, 500 p. M Flour,
southern dull and weak; common to fair
| extra, 81 5003 Is; good TO choice extra,
- So94 rs; superfne, q 1904 SO; buck
| "nc6L HOur % SOV1< nne6L lower ana Ialr-
| ly active for export; No. red. Gin store
| and elevator; 951S19596c afioat; options closed
| weak at 3S0616c decline for the day; No 2 red,
| May delivery $3.50; June delivery, $3.50; July
| delivery 9015c. Corn was quiet, unsettled and
| lower; No. cash, 644G5Sc in elevator;
664059c afioat; ungradedmixed. &C; steamer
| mixed C; options closed steady at 15Q1114c
under yesterday; May delivery SIC; June 6014c;
July delivery 4914c. Oats we're lower and
moderately active: options were fairly active
and weaker; May delivery 35c; June ana
July delivery S434c; No. white. May delivery
western, 34D37c. Hops fairly active and
coast l5(122c. Coffee-options closed barely
steady; May delivery II S0012 90; July de-
livery II 50011 50; September delivery II s.
! oil IS; spot Rio active, steady and nominal;
No Z, l216c. Sugar, raw, fair refining Sd
l16c; centrifugsls. go test. size; No. 6, 375c;
| No. g. 31Ac; refined dull and barely steady; off
| A, 31S6l3 16c; mould A. 43Ac; standard A, 5-16
| "a 7-l6c: confectioners'SA, 4l4G14asc; cut loaf
k50l51sc: crushed, 5051sc; powdered 45561434c;
| granulated 5-1604 9 Ice; cubes, 41s0414c.
! Molasses-Foreign dull; 800 test, 1lNOl214c
| in hhds; New Orleans dull and steady;
| common to fancy 25035c. Petroleum was
steady and quiet; crude in bols., Parkers' S5 80;
crude in bulk 50 80; refined New York So Us;
| Philadelphia and Baltimore Sc 90; N bulk,
| So so. Cotton seed oil quiet and steady;
| new crude 10000; crude off grade,
&C; new yellow 3lS4032c. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 30036c; pulled
! 26033c; Texas 16O24c. Professionalism was
quiet and steady; old mess 50 so;
new mess 80 50M11 90; extra prime