The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-28

mlddling fSsc; net receipts 5,2S4 bales gross
| $40; sales none; stock 1886 bales
middling 7ssc; net receipts lO4 bales, gross
GAL: sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, May 27.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling &c; net receipts 20 bales, gross 90;
I sales -- bales; stock 10, 9Sl bales
PHIIADELPHIA, May 22.-Cotton closed quiet
middllng 7Ssc; net receipts ~ bales, gross
! az: sales none; stock - 2l0 bales
NEw ORLEANS, May 2E-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7}sc; net receipts 1917 bales, gross
l,lSs; sales 900 bales; stock 1872, 26s bales.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales, follows:
May delivery O9c June delivery O9c,
July delivery a lac, August delivery. &C,
Sic. November delivery $50, December de-
livery 45c, January delivery sec
Cotton crop statement from Sept. to May
9,incusive: Port receipts ,902 1876 bales against
o.722, as bales last year and 5,7407a7 bales the
year before last, Overland TO mills and Canada
1,l96,Sl7 bales against l,04S, sos bales last year
bales this year, against lao 434 bales last year
Southern mill takings 497,6r bales this year.
against 4s9,O66 bales last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight during the go days to
date: S71l 1853 bales this year, against S4tO. se3
bales last year and 135, $50 bales the year be-
| fore last. Crop brought into sight for the week,
81, 46l bales, against 81 74l bales last year and
| l7,l4S bales the year before last. Crop brought
| into sight for the first "a days OF May:
49,: ssS oale9 this year, against i7S166 bales
| Owing to the shrinksge in the movement, the
weekly crop statement will be discontinued for
| the season.
middling 1-loc; net receipts s5 bales, gross
| So; sales 800 bales; stock II. ESQ bales.
MEMPHIS, May S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling s,ioc; receipts ISL bales; ship
SO, 40 bales; stock 1891, 1850 bales.
AUGUSTA, May H.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling 711sc: receipts 81 bales; ship
ments 50 bales; sales $40 bales; stock. actual.
| 1892, 1879 bales; stock 1881, 16, $50 bales.
| CHARLESTON, May N.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Use; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
| 1873; sales $50 bales; stock 29,b47 bales.
MONTGOMERY. May 27.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 65sc; receipts 1853 bales; shipments
24o bales; stock 1902 4,os7 bales; stock 1884,!
! 5,932 bales; sales 240 bales.
MACON May 27.-Receipts I05 bales; sales
| - bales; shipments 1880 bales; stock 1892
1913 bales; stock 1891, 1855 bales.
CEEqaaus May %mCottGn closed steady;
ments i,167 bales; sales 20 bales; stock 1893
b,976 bales; stock 1891, 1851 bales.
NAsHvILLE May 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
| SELMA, May q. Cotton market steady; mid
ding .6s4c; receipts SO bales; shipments 1854
bales; stock 1899, 3,77 bales; stock 1891. b,9Ss
| bales.
ROME, May 27.-Cotton- Receipts $40 bales;
shipments 427 bales; stock 6,2i6 bales
ATLANTA, May observation-disclosures to-day
New YORK. May 27.- Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 9,4l9 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1911 bales bale to the
| all the ports 671, 1874 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRE, May "a. noon-Flour moderately
| active and steady. Wheat weak at M014c lower
| and unsettled Corn was dull. Pork was steady
and quiet at 80 75011 90. Lard was quiet at
SO o71& asked. Freights were quiet and rregu
| lar
southern dull and irregular; common TO fair
| extra. So 5003 rs; good TO choice, extra
s. SO94 rs; .sug9e eT1 81 75D4 so; buck
in store and elevator; 971S09sc afoat; options
closed steady and unchanged to &c up;
No H9i red red May delivery delivery os9G9}Iso; June June
duh and irregular; No. cash, 56c in ele-
vator; SOC ahoat; unRraded mixed &C;
steamer mixed o; options depressed. with
down; May delivery SEC; June delivery
| 531sc; July delivery sic. Oats dull and
lower, options fairly active and dull; May
cry $500; spot No. Q. May delivery SG03716c;
s Tsstern, ssosso. Hops fairly active 'a and
coast I5022c Cofree-options closed firm, 5000
up; May delivery IL 35@l2 30; June de-
| livery II S0l2 IS; December delivery II GOO
II IS spot g Rio aS s ss1 g rsSGo1 No
l-l6c; centrifugals, 90o test. 316c; No. g. 3zsc;
No. 9, 31sc; refined firm, good demand; OF
A, S1899-ioc; mould A. $50; standard A. 4 516
"a 7l6c; conrectioners' A, 44947sc; cut loaf
5951so; crushed, 5061sc: powdered. $3.50 94c:
| granuiated. $685. 9l6c; cubes, 49s04l4c.
| MoIasses-Foreign dull; 90o test, 1lA0l 2lfc
common to fancy 299S5c. Petroleum was quiet
and steady; crude In bills, Parkers, S5 80;
crude, in bulk 80 30; refined New York So o.,
philadelphia and Baltimore SO 90; N bulk.
81 so. Cotton seed oil quiet and firm;
| new crude 29I6c bid; crude of grade CO
new yellow s2o bid Wool quiet and
26@8Sc; Texas iG@a4o Provisfons3Pork was
quiet and steady; old mess 80 7S@lo 90;
new mess, sli 90; extra prime $40 oo@
ao 90 o s sTsr. moss ddu quit at family g ys g.
Beef hams quiet, quoted at sl4 50.
Tierced beef inactive; city extra, India mess
picked pic bellies s,lo pieRie d shoulders So
clear. May delivery at 81 Soa7 25 Lard dull
and lC%s y ss 6 S steam aa posSd
fined quiet; continent 81 OO07 20; South
America 81 so; Peanuts quiet, steady fancy
Freights to Liverpool active and steady; cot.
ton. per steam, I'D grain I'd.
! CHICAGO, May 25.-May corn bobbed up 7c to-
| day and closed at DC advance. The cash market
was well attended by a few May shorts, who APP
| pear to be standing out waiting for the inter
| position Of providence in their favor 1t Is sur
| missed that the principal short in the market
| is the same big trader who for so long has been
| playing successfully on the short side of every
| thing which IL is possible TO sell for future de-
| livery. Partridge, apparently, however, can
| stand as severe an application Of thumb-screws
| without wincing as any one. and although the
| guess as to his position In the May corn deal
| may be wrong, no one expects to discover con-
| firmation or denial OF It from his demeanor.
| The amount of business for May
| was very light aud the price was very
| erratic. II was sold early at CSC and later 6ic
| Csc. &C, and even as high as zoe was paid for a
| limited quantity. The closing price was &c.
| July, from 4536c and 4516c at the opening, de-
| clined to 454c and sold as high as 1890 later.
| II closed with sellers at 451tc or nc under last
| nights figures. The market was slightly easier
| on account of better weather and heavier re
cepts Wheat trading TO day was almost wholly
| of local character. The opening was about
| 16d14c lower, then it rallied 150D3Bc, fiuctuated
| within narrow limits, and the closing was
| about nc higher than yesterday
| Oats attracted little attention and ruled trlhe
| easier the weakness being due to heavy re-
| ceipts Provisions opened firm on higher pr ces
| for live hogs at the yards, and then fell off on
| longs" unloading, the situation being the re-
| verse OF what it was yesterday. with q suppo-
| sltion that the market was pretty well evened
| no, although there may be a few shorts out yet
| The impression was pretty generally expressed
| that II corn held up in the face OF the fine
| weather this market would ruls steady. other
wise it would 20 all to pieces. 1t is estimated
| that the stock of provisions at the end Of the
month will show a decrease in old pork. an In =
| crease In lard, and a marked decrease In ribs.
| Compared with last night pork this evening is
/ lower, lard nc and ribs 1870.