The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26

I Der ana october delivery sod, sellers;
/ october and November delivery 4 e646
/ 10 Cad; November and December delivery
/ ll-64d, sellers; December and January de-
/ livery l2645l4 lS sd. Futures closed steady.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 1884 bales; exports, to
/ Great Britain 099 bales TO France, s24 bales;
/ stock 800 $50 bales.
/ New York, May 25-The Suns cotton re-
view says: ~The decline in Liverpool caused
| an early decline here but covering OF shorts
/ led to a rally. which left prices about where
/ they were at the close yesterday. Cold nights
/ and replanting are reported from some parts
/ Of the cotton belt. Prices declined +66
/ points, but rallied and recovered the decline
! closing lag points lower on near
\ months and unchanged on later
/ months and quiet and steady. Sales
! 1880 bales. Liverpool declined points
! closing steady, with spot sales of 1000 bales
| Bombay receipts for the week were 61.0O0
! bales, against 81 600 for the same week last
! year. The total since January is l,ls9.OOO,
| against 100000 during the same time last
year; afioat Al 600, against 47,OOO this day last
| year Bombay shipments for the
/ week were 1900 to Great Britain
/ against Z 600 this week last year and 1900 to
| the continent against 440O0 during the same
/ week last year The total thus far this year
| is 80 900 bales to Great Britain against 81 900
/ during the same time last year and $1,000 to
] the continent, against 100000 during the same
| time last year New Orleans declined ;
| points, but recovered most or all of this
steady at ilt'i6e for middling uplands:
sales of II 400 bales for export and us for
| spinning. closing quiet. There was a decline
OF l-l6c in four of the southern markets. New
| orleans was easy, with sales of ZOO bales.
Receipts at the ports were ,. 974 bales. against
800 this day last week and 1897 last year; ex-
/ ports from the ports we're 4 635 bales to Great
| Britain. Receipts at three interior towns were
! 80 bales, against 396 this day last week and
| BAL last year.
New York, May 25.-Riordan s Co say of
/ cotton: Many Shrewd traders thought they
in fhn ~ dow
! the first symptoms of a TeCoil in the long de
! cline. Liverpool was 3.64 lower. but closed
| steady and slightly better yet our market re
/ fused to yield in the same degree August
! opened at 7,40c. points lower, gave away m
| der persistent hammering TO 1880, but quickly
rallied to 44c bid. he close was steady,
| with 7 AZ bid for August. The bulls showed
| more courage and confidence to-day than they
| have manifested for some time. They hold
| that the decline has now fully discounted
/ every condition that can affect the market un-
favorably and that selling cotton short at these
! prices is like playing with dynamite. On the
/ other hand the bears still profess TO feel sure
| that August must sell below &c and. perhaps
| good deal below that prize. 1t seems
/ TO Us that the crop has still to run the gauntlet
| of so many disastrous accidents that conser-
vative traders, who wish to avoid undue risks.
/ should now accept very moderate profits on
/ short sales although the market may ulti-
| matelygo much lower. We are inclined to
! think that at the present price the risk Of loss
! in the immediate future is greater for those
! who sell shorts han for those who buy
! New York May ., noOn.-CottOn futures
] opened steady, as follows: May delivery 20c,
June delivery 20c. July delivery Bic Au-
| gust delivery 40c September delivery 45c.
! October delivery soc.
Cotton contracts opened steady az 3
! points decline fell 2Gl3 points, and at noon
Bal points Glow yesterday, with dull trade.
New York, May p, p. m.-Mmiddling up.
lands ll-l6c middlinR Orleans l5-lGc. good
ordinary 6 e-6c, low middllng re. Sales $50
bales Cotton quiet and steady.
Futures closed steady. with sales OF 1l5 900
bales as follows: May delivery : BE. June de-
livery BE, July delivery Sac, August de
livery 42c. September delivery 4Sc, Octo-
Der delivery Sic November delivery 6lc,
December delivery 7 &c, January delivery
&c
Galveston, May 25.-Cotton closed steady;
middiing nc: net receipts 347 bales, gross
none; sales -; stock JhO bales; exports TO
Great Britain none; coastwise 705 bales
Norfolk May 25.,-Cotton closed quiet; mid
! ding 7iic; net receipts - bales, gross
none; sales 81; stock 2JSli bales: exports to
| Great Britain none; coastwise 80 bales
Baltimore, May 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 1876; net receipts none gross 1873;
/ sales none stock 9 sos bales.
Boston, May 25.-COtton closed quiet; mid
/ 'iling Z ll-l6c; net receipts 1l5 bales, gross
! 1.l7l sales none stock none exports to Great
! Britain 1886.
Wilmington, May 25.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 714c: net receipts l bale, gross
! none; sales none: stock 500.
Philadelphia, May 25.-Cotton closed dull;
middling SIC; net receipts $50 bales. gross
none; sales none: stock 637 bales.
New Orleans, May 25.-Cotton closed
easy; middling no; net receipts 1900 bales.
! gross none; sales 2400 bales: stock 13J. le7
| bales: exports TO Great Britain $500; coast-
/ wise none.
steady with sales OF IS 200 bales. as follows
| May delivery Z 06c, June delivery O6c, July
! delivery Z &c, August delivery : 2oc, Septem-
| Der delivery : pc, October delivery : 30c,
1s1Fr ,nsar Ia1f
! Ale, January delivery SIC.
| Mobile May 25.-COttOn closed easy;
/ mlddling 3-l6c; net receipts 81 bales, gross
/ 100; sales none: stock 9 TtS bales.
Memphis May 25.-Cotton closed easy:
! middling 7-l6c; net receipts li3 bales, gross
/ none; sales $50 bales stock 42G06 bales.
/ Augusta, May 25.-COttOn closed quiet
| middlng 7asc; net receipts a bales, gross
/ none; sales 4Sl bales; stock 7,632 bales
/ Charleston. May 2j.-COtton closed quiet;
J middling NC net receipts - bales, gross
/ none: sales D: stock 2j.4i2 bales
/ Cincinnati, May 25-COtton closed steady;
rliddling 7Hc: net receipts 6i bales, gross
| none: sales none stock $ 800 bales.
! Louisville, May 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling Sc; net receipts none gross none;
sales none; stock none.
/ St Louis. May Go tton closed quiet.
middling &c; net receipts 238 bales. gross
GG2: sales none; stock G5 $50.
Houston. May 25.-CottOn closed dull:
middling nc; net receipts 597 bales, gross
none; sales none: stock 0s5 tales.
Atlanta May 2t.-Cotton closed quiet;
miIdlinx &c; receipts bales
New York. May 25.-Consolidatcd net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up TO and in
GLIDING 10 day for the week were 10 766 bales
exports TO Great Britain %. 30 bales. to the
continent II 500 bales. TO France G.7G4 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
| New York, May ., ; p. m.-Flour dull
| and easy, buyers bidding under market.
Wheat winter low grades 81 0Jp2 as:
fair to fancy 81 3503 Is: patents 90 507
I y; Minnesota clear - j0d3 10: Min
nesota patents "A 20G4 90; southern -four
! 3 10; good to choice extra - 15d4 -; wheat
/ hrmer ana moderate. extra hrmer and mOder-
ate: No. red in store and elevator Tic;
adOat re: options closed dull and gaze
higher: No. red closed June delivery 1890;
July delivery 784c; August delivery 7924c.
Corn quiet at lGile higher and scarce: No.
, 5ld5ltac in elevator; 52lIc afiO3t; options
opened dull at zqlc higher: MAY delivery
sic: June delivery 1850; July delivery 39l6c.
is0ic higher: May delivery 38i4c: June de
livery SIC; July delivery 36lc; spot prices:
No 1910: No. 2 white 41lzfI 42c; mixed
| western 800 40c: white western 400f7c. Wool
ngiet and firm domestic fleece 27l132c; pulled
2G037c. Beef quiet and steady: family 81 on
Il OK: extra mess s. 50ds 30. Beef hams
steady and dull at sls O00is 80. Tierced beef
quiet and firm city extra India mess
sl5 O0ql7 %. Cut meats firm and quiet:
picked hams ia 12ifc. Mlddles inactive and
and lsy: short clear S11 l2h. Lard steady
and nuiet. western steam closed at $40 IS
asked city steam 80 0Jpl 10 25; May delivery
80 - nominal: July delivery 1000: refined
dniet and hrmcr; continent 81 IS; south