The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-30

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buyers; November and December delivery
/ ll-649ff l2-64d. Decent er and January do
livery l3-6l04 il Old. Futures closed steady.
New York. MAY 29.-SOmC advance In Liv-
erpool. the rise in the Mississippi river heavy
rains IN the Memphis district, but. more than
all heavy precipitation in the southwest,
caused an advance in prices, causing sales,
however, by local operators and southern
selling There was q sharp reaction and final
prices were about the same as at the close
saturday. At one time the list was six to
nine points higher. May. June and DCCem-
Ger closed the same, however, as on Satur-
Gay, and other months closed one to two
points lower than then, and the tone was
weak with sales of 50 800 bales Liverpool de-
cIned one point but recovered this and ad-
Nanced two points closing with part of this
lost, but the tone was steady, with spot sales
OF 'OOO bales. Bombay receipts for the week
were {SOOJ bales. against "a 900 for the same
time last year. Manchester was quiet for
yarns and cloths. New Orleans advanced six
TO elFnt points, but reacted later ana August
iell three points below the closing prices Of
saturday. Spot cotton here was duh and un-
changed; middling uplandS 75sc no sales
southern spot markets were dull and IN
changed. Receipts at the ports were ASH
against Aus this day last week, and 5,0l5 last
year.
New York May 29.-Riordan & Co. will say:
The first report from Liverpool to-day
showed further depression there But our
opening was slightly higher than Saturdays
closing, and upon reports of excessive rains in
the Memphis and Little Rock districts the
shorts bought briSSly to cover August. which
opened at 743c and soon advanced to 749c
Inns proved the highest price of the day. but
through the forenoon the market remained
quiet and steady, August fuctuating between
I.i5c and I.46c. II was not until the last hour
that there was any decided change then prices
broke and August rapidly sold down to 740c.
Inc close was easy AT the lowest of the day
New York May %, nOon.-COtton futures
opened lrm as follows: May delivery C,
June delivery PC, July delivery 7 SIC, Au-
gust delivery 44c, September delivery SIC
October delivery Gle
New York, May %, p. m.-Middling up
lands 73sc, middling Orleans 7oc, good
ordinary 61ac, low middllng 3-l6c. Sales -
bales Cotton dull.
Futures closed easy with sales of 81 COO
bales, as follows: May delivery PC. June de
livery PC, July delivery : Bic, August de-
livery 4Oc, September delivery 4Sc, OctO
Der delivery 5Sc, November delivery &c,
z 73c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 4,o71 bales; exports to
Great Britain - bales, to the continent / OPS
bales; stock 4s9, 900 bales
Atlanta, May 29,-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddl1ng &c; receipts 81 bales.
Galveston, May 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlinE 7lsc; net receipts 106 bales, gross
none; sales uOne stock II 33i bales
Norfolk, May 29.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding NC; net receipts 7yS bales, gross
none: sales none; stock. actual, 1854 bales:
exports coastwisc 524 bales.
Baltimore, May 29.-Cotton closed nominal;
: l3-l6c;' net receipts none, gross
l75; sales none stock 8 1872 bales.
Boston, May 29.-COttOn closed quiet mid
ding 7}sc net receipts l4l bales, gross
$50; sales none; stock none.
Wilmington, May 29.-COtton closed steady;
rae; net receipts bales, gross none;
sales none stock 1923 bal 5.
Philadelphia, May 20.-Cotton closed dull;
mil dbl Is
none; sales none; stock l4,0l6 bales.
New Orleans, May 29.-COtton closed
steady, middling re; net receipts = 900 bales,
gross 2,34l; sales $500 bales; stock 134212
bales
New Orleans, May 29-Cotton futures
steady, with sales of - go bales, as follows:
May delivery 00c June delivery O0c July
delivery O6c, August delivery PC. Septem-
Der delivery 1Gc, October delivery DC,
November delivery 7 28c December delivery
Z BAG, January delivery 4sc.
Mobile, May 29-COtton closed quiet:
7lsc; net receipts BAT bales, gross
none; sales 100; stock 9,4O9 bales; exports,
coastwise 67S bales
Memphis. May 29-Cotton closed steady;
72sc; net receipts 6S BALES, gross
1893; sales $50 bales; stock SO, 10 bales.
Augusta, May 29-Cotton closed quiet;
7&c; net receipts 9 bales, gross
none; sales Is bales; stock II 1884 bales
Charleston, May 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
re; net receipts 232 bales, gross
uOnes safes -. SIOUX SO,5lJ DGleS,
Cincinnati, May 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 77sc; net receipts 529 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 9,238 bales.
Louisville, May 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling re; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
st. Louis. May 29.-Cotton closed steady;
7-16c; net receipts 70 bales, gross
8, 800; sales $50; stock 6)444.
Houston. May 29-CottOn closed steady:
middling re; net receipts 800 gross none;
sales 400: stock 6glS bales.
New York May demonstrated net re-
ceipts of Gotten at all the ports up to and in
Guiding to-day for the week were 1888 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,664 bales. to the
continent , 220 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York. May 20, ) p. m-Flour dull
and weak; winter low grades - 05d2 IS;
fair to fancy 81 1908 IS: patents 50 SOFA
4 -; Minnesota clear 70 5Gd3 10: Min
nesota patents "a 25G4 GO; southern -four
dull and weak: common to fair extra 81 100
8 10; good to choice extra IS 1908 y. Wheat
lower and more active; No 2 red in store and
elevator 75c; afloat 76lac; ungrdded red
74075l8c; options declined all day closing
weak at ilF0la{c below Saturday; No. , red
closed June delivery 75c; July delivery nc;
August delivery 7Sc. Corn lower and mod
erately active; No. 4712MlSc in elevator:
4S0l4S12c atlOat; options weak and declined
l50n5sc: trading dull: June delivery 47iac;
July delivery 475sc September delivery 48jsc
Oats quiet and lower; options dull. sale
lower and weak June delivery 36c; July
delivery 354c; September delivery 3lt3c; spot
prices: No. , S8@39iac: No. white Ale;
No. mixed western 39@391ac; white
western 4lM4Sc Wool weak; domes
tic fleece 2.032c. pulled 26u37c. Beef
duh and hrm; family Sll 00012 90;
extra mess s. 50dS 30 Beef hams slow
and steady at S18 00018 80. Ticrced beef
quiet and firm: city extra India mess
$15 OO617 co. Cut meats duh and steady;
picked bellies 1lH@ll4c; picked shoulders
Sc: picked hams 12150 l3c Mlddles quiet
and weak; short clear $40 S7l5. Lard quiet
and lower; western steam closed at $40 20
asked: city steam $40 00 June delivery $40 70
refined dull and easy; continent 81 10; South
America 81 30; compound - 5t0S -. Pork
dull and easy; old mess 81 30; new mess
go so extra prime nominal. MolaSscs-For-
eign nominal: New Orleans open kettle, good
10 choice dull and steady at 30t3Sc. Peanuts
quiet: fancy hand-picked 6lsc. COfee-Op-
tons opened barely steady 2Oq25 points down
and closed points UP to 10 down. May deltV
cry lG 90: July delivery 10 5OIt II 60; Septem-
Ter delivery 10 O0d 10 p; December delivery
"A 7a@14 90; spot Rio quiet and hrm; No
10d17lac. SuGar-Raw quiet and firm; fair
3sic; centrifugals 9G' test 44c: re.
lined GIiict and firm: No Ga 16l4s> off A
4 13-1G651sc: standard A 3-16G5ssc; cut loaf
5000 IL Il. granulated 53-16efJtaC- FreightS
to Liverpool nrmer ard in moderate demand;
cotton 56id; grain I'D.
Chicago. May 29.-Wheat today sold, with
one exception. at the lowest point in thirty
wears The single exception was in 1897, dur
ing the reaction from imitation caused by the
running of a corner by Harper a bank man
aper of Cincinnati. Great receipts, with little
outIet for the wheat, fine weather, weaker
cables financial tghtness ana heavy load
of wheat carried here all acted as depressing
influences Cash price broke below zoe early
and decided many Wagers made on such