The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-01

temuer ana october delivery II 6fu also
3 l36id; October aud November delivery
3 l5-6id also 9 - esd November and Deem
Der delivery i664d. also l5-6ld also le-64q;
December and January delivery cad.
The tenders Of deliveries al tO-davs clear
ings amounted to 200 bales old doclets
p. MIXTURES American middllng. low
mlddling clause. June and July delivery
4 5-6td sellers; July and August delivery
4 4-64d, sellers August and September deliv-
cry s-64d sellers September and October
delivery 4 li-6id sellers October and No
vember delivery 1 l2-6fH4 l364d; November
and December delivery l5-64d: December
and 5@nuary delivery l66id buyers January
and February delivery l1-64d, value. Futures
closed quiet al the decline.
American mtddling fair 4iad. good mid
olnE 9-lbd. mlddllng 43l6d, low middhng
TOD, good ordinary i5-l6d. ordinary AID.
New York, May 3l.-rhe Suns cotton re-
view says More cheerful European news
had mucn to do with an advance which took
place to-day. Liverpool was more active and
higher, and private cables intimated that the
trade was waiting up ut Manchester. Some
buying orders from the continent were re-
celved, and local operators on short side COW
cred to some extent. Heavy rains were re-
ported in Arkansas, The signal service pre-
dlcted cooler weather for some parts Of
the cotton belt. Later on however,
there was a reaction owing to long sell
ing, and trading was still on quite a moderate
scale. Prices advanced to points early.
Sales were $4,000 bales, closing steady. Liver
pool advanced 81 to points, closing steady,
but with part of this advance lost Spot sales
there We're 1900 bales. New Orleans adj
vanced points. spot prices here were
steady at 75sc Formulating upands, with sales
OF 800 bales for export of 264 for spinning.
Deliveries on contract We're :. 100 bales South
ern markets were generally quiet There was
a decline OF lBW4c at two of the southern
markets Receipts at ports were 4,3l0 bales.
against $50 this day last week and All last
year"
New York May 3i.-Riordan & Co, will say
of cotton: Liverpool showed holder front
closing Monday
done Tor many day, and it was generally eX-
peCted that our opening to-day would witness
lively Scamper of the shorts to cover But
our response was disappointing at the best,
and after the first call had ended the market
became rather tame for the rest of the day.
The trading was dull and spiritless. and the
close was only steady at the lowest prices,
August opened points higher at 7.49c, and de
cltned to 745c which was the final bid. Crop
reports continue to be fairly good, ana it is
now evident that it will require more pro
nounced rise in Liverpool than in to-days
rally to tnfuse any courage into the democrat
lied ranks of the bulls in this market"
New York, May 80, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows: June delivery 2Sc,
July delivery sec. August delivery 4sc,
September delivery Sic October delivery
Z 60c.
Cotton contracts opened steady al cas- points
advance, and at noon were 5WS points over
Monday, with dull trade, and sales of 400
bales The advance was due to a gain of 203
points at Liverpool Port receipts were esti-
mated to-day at 5000 bales, against 3,4l1 bales
New York, May 81, p m.2Middling up
lands 73sc, middling Orleans nc, good
ordinary 6lac, low middllng 3-l6c. Sales 1864
bales Cotton quiet but steady.
Futures closed steady, with sales Of 699O0
bales as follows: june delivery 26c July
delivery : sec, August delivery Z 45c, Sep
TENDER delivery SOC October delivery 5Sc
November delivery 65c, December delivery
7lc, January delivery nc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 43lO bales; exports to
Great Britain 2573 bales, to the continent 6, ASS
bales; stock 1898 bales.
Atlanta, May 31.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Lice; receipts bales.
Galveston, May 31-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7i8c; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
none: sales 5S4; stock ~ 075 bales.
Norfolk, May 3l.-COttOn closed nominal;
middling re: net receipts l55 bales, gross
none; sales 81 stock l77l2 bales.
Baltimore, May 3l.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 13-l6c; net receipts none, gross
1lO2; sales none; stock Ass bales.
Boston, May 31.-COttOn, nothing doing;
middling 7}6c net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
Wilmington, May 31.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinS nc; net receipts - bales, gross none;
sales none; stock ,69l bal S.
Philadelphia, May 3l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Sac: net receipts 1913 bales, gross
973; sales none; stock 1889 bales.
New Orleans, May 8.-CottOn closed
steady; middling nc; net receipts 2597 bales,
gross none; sales 1900 bales; stock 1877 400
bales.
New Orleans, May 3l.-Cotton futures
June delivery csc, July delivery 12c, Au-
gust delivery 1Sc, September delivery 23c,
October delivery SOC November delivery
Z 36c, December delivery 42c, January de-
livery lie.
Mobile, May 31.-Cotton closed quiet
mlddling 7lsc net receipts none, gross none
sales 2UU; stock 90SG bales; exports, coast
wise 80 bales
Memphis May 31-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7osc; net receipts 80 bales, gross
25O; sales 800 bales: stock IS s43 bales.
Augusta, May 3t-Cotton closed dull
very little doing; middling 7s8c; net receipts
none, gross 10 bales; sales -- bales; stock
l7,lsS bales.
Charleston May 31.-Cotton closed quiet
middling nc; net receipts s. bales, gross
none; sales y; stock p 65S bales.
Cincinnati May 8.-COttOn closed steady
middling 7sc; net receipts ,, 422 bales, gross
none; sales none: stock 1851 bales.
Louisville, May 3l.-CottOn closed steady
middling 7Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none. stock none.
st. Louis, May 31.--Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-l6c; net receipts l4S bales, gross
800; sales $50; stock 60,061.
Houston. May 31.-COttOn closed steady
middling 7l8c; net receipts 22i, gross none;
sales 50; stock T. 257 bales.
New York, May 3l.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports up to and in
GLIDING to-day for the week were Is 222 bales :;
exports, to Great Britain 9,237 bales, to the
NOlltlt4bl4b oufo bttAGos W idllNC Inv
Grain and Provisions.
New York, May 81, > p. m.-Flour dull
and weak on all grades: southern flour
common to fair extra 81 1908 10; good to
choice extra 50 l56l4 y. Wheat active and
firm for export No red in store ana
elevator 75i4G76c; afiOat re; options mod
erately active and strong; No. 2 red closed
June delivery 75lac July delivery 77isc;
August delivery 7S3ac. Corn dull and tirmer;
No. , fS5sc i'll elevator; 4914c a6Oat; I'M
graded mixed 4s404938c; options 56D5c
higher closing firm; speculation moderate;
August delivery 4SBe. Oats dull and easier;
on mixed options quiet and tirmer June
delivery 3G&c; July delivery 355sc: August
delivery 3}Ac; spot prices No , 3Sc; No. ,
white 4U047c; No, , mixed western 800 i0c.
Wool dull and weak; domestic fleece 21Gl32c;
pulled 26ll37c. Beef firm and quiet: family
Sll 00d12 90; extra mess 81 SOFAS 30. Beef
hams duh and steady ut Sl7 Og1I1S 80.
1icrced beef dull and firm city extra
India mess Sl5 00nl7 90. Cut meats quiet
and steady picked bellies II s@114c; picked
shoulders 9g9Aci picked hams 13Ql31ac.
Mlddles dull and easy; short clearuSlO 20.
Lard quiet and lower: western steam closed
at $40 So city steam 50 75I9 so; June deliv-
cry $40 6) July delivery $40 10; refined quiet
and easy. Pork more active and easy; old
mess 81 80: new mess so 50. MOlasSeS-FOr-
eign nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
to choice quiet and steady at 30H3Sc. Peanuts
quiet: fair demand fancy hand picked 6la0l
6@ic Coffee Options opened firm; August
delivery unchanged; other months up . to 10
points: closed steady and unchanged to 10
points up: June delivery is GOALS %; August
delivery 10 40; October delivery 10 350l5 40:
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