The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-27

Della. Lack. -. 1855 N. j. Central ,l4OA
Erie. ............. % Missouri Pacific. 55X
East Tennessee.... 50 Western Union E. 94A
Lake Shore .....134 Cotton Oil Cert. Ssl4
Louisville Nash. 1884 Brunswick Co.. SO
Memphis Char. so Mobile & Ohio Is. $3.50
Mobile & Ohio. 80 Silver Certificates S71S
Nashville a Chat. So Am. Sugar Rein. SIN
Texas Pacific LIST. S5 do pref'd.. IS
N Y, Central lI3lk
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, May 90 noon.-Cotton opened
steady aud in fair demand; American mid
ding i6d; sales 1900 bales -American e.4O0
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
cepts 1000 bales-American none.
Futures-American middling, low middllng
clause May delivery ID; May and June
delivery ID; June and July delivery 2-64d,
8,64d; July and August delivery Aid
| also 5-64d; August and September delivery
| 7-64d; September delivery ID; Septem-
Der and October delivery 9-64d; October and
November delivery ID; November and De-
cember delivery ID. Futures firm.
APP. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
middling clause, May delivery 494 l-64d;
May and June delivery 4@4 1-64d; June ami
| August delivery 4-64d. sellers; August and
| September delivery 6-64d. sellers; September
! delivery Sold, sellers; September and Octo-
| Der delivery S-64d sellers; October and No
vember delivery !O64d. buyers: November
| and December delivery l2-64d, buyers. Futures
| closed barely steady
American middling fair 411d, good mid
ding 414d, middling 4 lid, low middling
ID, good ordinary l1-l6d, ordinary Sad.
The weekly cotton STATISTICS are as follows:
| Total sales for the week $1,000 bales-Amer-
lean $4,000 bales; spectators took $500 bales;
| trade taktngs, including forwarded from ships
| side, $1,000 bales; actual export 10000 bales;
| total imports $1,000 bales-American $4,000;
| total stock l,6S9,OOO bales-American 1860
bales; total anoat 65, 900 baies-American IS, 900
bales; exporters took 2700 bales.
| NEW YORK, May g. noon. Futures market
| opened steady, with sales follows: May de-
| livery &c, June delivery csc, July delivery
! 36c, August delivery 47c, September deliv-
/ cry z acc October delivery SIC.
| NEW YORk. May 96, 400 p. m;-Gotton closed
| ding Orleans 7a4c; net receipts - bales; gross
receipts 1868; sales to-day 1893 bales
Futures - Market closed steady, with
sales of $1,000 bales, as follows: May delivery
| &c, June delivery 2Sc, July delivery SEC,
| August delivery 42c, September delivery 49c,
| October delivery SOC, November delivery $50.
| sc. February delivery 96c, March delivery
| s 04c.
New YORK, May 2O.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF cotton: Gables and kilograms were sent
from Galveston last evening advising that
the Galveston Ne1os would publish to day the
| results of its Investigation into the Texas crop
| condition, and that the average decrease in
acreage in the state would be 81 per cent, while
| the indicated reduction in the indian territory
| would be ~ per cent In Texas the crop, it
says, is eighteen days late, but its condition is
| now generally favorable. The result was an
| advance in Liverpool Of from 2-64@3 SID, and
| sympathetic improvement here OF about 5
| points. In both markets as the day progressed
| the early improvement was lost in 8 measure.
| Liverpool closed barely steady and 1-64d higher
higher than yesterday, and our market by 1
| o'clock was within points of yesterday 8
| closing price. During the afternoon report
| that the Red river was again rising and that it
had broken its banks at several points stimu-
lated the market slightly and advanced August
| to 44c The improvement was not, however,
entirely held and the close was steady at about
2points below the highest and points over
last evenings prices.
GALVESTON, May 26.-Cotton closed steady
middling 3-l6c; net receipts 6lo bales, gross
6s sales /, 4S4 bales; stock q lab bales; exports
coastwse ,76S bales.
NORFOLK, May 26.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 71Ac; net receipts $50 bales, gross
570 sales 229 bales; stock IS, o32 bales; exports,
coastwise 524 bales.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7s6c; net receipts - bales, gross
1899; sales none; stock 11,947 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1900 bales. to the continent
903, coastwise 1,000
BosToN, May IS Cotton closed dull middlIng
5-16c; net receipts SO bales, gross 402;
sales none; stock - bales; exports, TO Great
w LMINGToS, May 26.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts 232 bales. gross 232;
sales none; stock 109sS bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7asc; net receipts l76 bales. gross
1886; stock corrected II, l4S bales.
New ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton closed
steady; middling 7Isc; net receipts ,2ts bales,
gross S404; sales 1900 bales; stock 150,204
| DhleS, exports, 10 dT0dt Dhloh.
Futures-The market closed quiet but firm,
with sales of IS, 900 bales, as follows: May
delivery 05c June delivery 09c, July delivery
| l3c August delivery 200, September delivery
25c' October delivery I sic, November de-
livery 3Sc, December delivery 7 45c, January
delivery SIC.
NOZZLE, May Qe.-cOtton closed steady; mid.
ding Z 1-16c; net receipts 1863 bales gross
1856; sales 400 bales; stock II 1863 bales; exports
MEMPHIS, May 26-Cotton closed quiet;
n Af.nNa hala Afr.
ments S25 bales; sales 1904 bales; stock So, $40
| bales.
middliug Ice: receipts 1903 bales; shipments
700 bales; sales 259 bales; stock - bales.
CHARLESTON. May 26.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 71Ac; net receipts 1877 bales, gross 1871;
sales 100 bales; stock g. 400 bales.
middIng &c; receipts to-day - bales.
NEW York, May 26.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 8,S77 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 6,595 bales, to the
continent 903 bales; stock at all the ports
| 672, 800 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. May 26. noon-Flour moderately
and unsettled. Corn was dull, Pork was steady
and quiet at 80 75011 co. Lard was quiet at
SO e716 asked. Freights were quiet and irregu-
| lar.
NEW YORK. May &c. 500 P. NJ Flour,
southern dull and irregular; common to fair
extra. 81 5063 Is; good TO choice, extra,
| 81 S004 20; supernne, "a 1904 oU; DUCK.
wheat -four 81 2502 So. Wheat irregular
and dull, closing steady; No. red, 9s09Sl4
in store and elevator; 975s099c afoat; options
| closed steady and unchanged to 14c up;
No. red May delivery sozsc; June
delivery 9O7sc; July delivery 9lJ1c. Corn
dull and irregular; No. cash, $50 in ele-
vator; $3.50 afoat; ungraded mixed. C;
steamer mixed &C; options closed steady with
May unchanged and other months A0ssc
down; May delivery CSC; June delivery
$3.50; July. delivery SIC: Oats dull and
| weaker; options fairly active and easier; May
| delivery 374c; June delivery 3611c; July deliv-
cry Soc; spot No. 2, May delivery 3703814c;
| spot No. white, 40041c; mixed
western, 851z@a911c. Hops fairly active and
firm; State. common to choice, 16022c; Pacific
coast l5022c. Coffee-options closed barely
steady and unchanged to points up;
May delivery II 256i2 50; June de
livery II 90@11 90; December delivery II 600
II rs; spot Rio dull and easy; No. 4.
| I2zk0l3c. Sugar, raw fair refining so
s i.ioc centrfugals, $50 test. SIC; No. 6, 37Ec;
| No. g. $3.50; refined firm, good demand; off
! A. 3lk03-I6c; mould A. 4szc; standard A, 4 5-l6
! 04 7-l6c; confectioners A, 414@4asc: cut loaf
| 5Q1516c: crushed, 5051bc: powdered, 4S51494c;
| graduated, 5-16Q4 9-l6c; cubes, 45s1s34c.
Molasses-Foreign dull 900 test, 1iN1i2I<c
| in hbds; new New Orleans quiet and steady I;
common to fancy 25@135c. Petroleum was quiet
and steady: crude In bills, Parkers', IS 80;
| crude in bulk SO 30: refined New York s. 05,
Philadelphia and Baltimore IS 90; IN bulk.
50 so Cotton seed oil quiet ana firm:
new crude 291ec bid; crude off grade &C:
steady; domestic fleece 3O0s6c; pulled
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