Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-28
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

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 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
 LIVERPOOL, March 27-Noon- Cotton demand middliDg, 5-16d. Sales, 10 ,O0O bales. of which 94o0 bales were Americani for specu- lation and export, 10oU bales. Receipts 13 .uoO bales, of which II 400 were American Futures opened easy; demand fair.
 American middiing anu low mIddiing clause March and A pril delivery. 8 14-64d
 April and May delivery 14-64d
 May and June delivery 15-64d@3 16-64d June and July delivery ....3 I7-o4d
 July and August delivery a ls-64d
 August and September de-
 September and October de- October and November de- v
 Tenders of deliveries at today's clearings were 30o bales new dockets. LIVERPOOL, March 27-4 p.m.-Futures closed quiet, but steady.
 quotations:
 March delivery ...3 l4-6Id@3 15-64ds March and April delivery.3 14-64d@3 13-64ds April and May delivery ...3 14-64d@3 I5-64u+ May and June delivery 3 15-64dd3 16-64dt June and July delivery....3 17-64dt
 July and August delvery..3 15-64d@3 19-64d' livery ........:....:.3 3 19-64d@3 2O-64d livery ................... 3 2I-64d.
 October and November de-
 livery ................ ....3 22-64dt
 November and December
 December and January de-
 livery ................,... 3 24-64da3 25-64d.
 CHICAGO CHANCE.
 CHICAGO, March 27.-Atter industriousy ap- plying themselves to pulling wheat today the scalpers and local traders found themselves but little better o7 at the close than they were at the start, prices breaking fully &c during the last thirty minutes. The traae was essen- tially local, The outsidt taking but little part in the buying. or selilng. The continental
 
 lower, which constituted one of the prnci, al reasons for the decline in prices here. May and "A Sc, closing nt 55Ac, ssc Higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was lac per bushel CorI-Sellers of corn were in the minority at the opening and far along in the morning. It was not clearly defined why the offerings were so light as compared with the demand. Trad CTS cid not pause 10 figure out ihe situation, but simply bid prices up until a more evenly balrnced condition existed. When the buying and selling were on more equal terms corn be- came follower of wheat, hrning and weak SSasc, advanced to tei isc. closing @ at te 2Sac un changed from yesterday Cash corn was Ac per bushel higher
 same fatigue that usually obtains in that grain. May oats closed unchanged from yes terday. Cash oats were A per Dushel higher. Provisions-1he bu:mg of products was bet ter than the selling, although not so concen- traled. The opening was not strong. hogs was offered was absorbed and prices ad- vanced. Toward the close there was another decline, grain being indirectly responsible for the weakness. 1he close was unchanged from yesterday tor May pork, sc lower for May lard and 2l2c lower for May ribs.
 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour There was a little better foreign demand with bids 3d higher, but otherwise not much Wheat-No. 2 spring, STA "a 6IAo No. Fed, 54h@54hc; CornoNo 2. a552 & 45&c; Oats g5; s loose, $G.U5@6.10. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, $5. s5a5, s7ta: Short. clear sides, boxed, S6 ,3oa6.35 Whisky, sl.26.
 IN WALL STREET.
 NEW YORK. March 26.-The anthracite coal situation dominated the stock market today, anu the undertone was weaker than for some time past. There were plenty ot rumors of generally agreed that the presidents will not be able to take definite action at the meeting ther realzations in the grangsrs. General Electric, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Southern Railway preferred, Chicago Reading was specially affected by it's Febru- tafIons. The stock opened at 14a14@ dropped to l2ls on sales by small pool and rallied to i6rou gSout, % 5reusing s 3,s per cent. to @ ssAS 93s.. Lackawanna advanced IA per cent, to 163as. and fell to 16ll2G162l2. Delaware and 126~aI27. sasquehanna and Western pre- ferred advanced IA per cent, to 36h, and fell 10 oit5d3o ln the lhuuStrlalS Generai Elec- tric Yas especially weak. and in the last hour led the decline, falling % per cent, to 341s. snd 1oOss London operations were again on small scale, except in Reading, which was sold rather heavily by the foreigners. In the last hour the market was at its weakest. Northwest fell1 per cent, to 90H; St. Paul v. to 567s; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy as. to 73A; Rock Island as, to 637s; Chicago Gas ss, to 71ss Louisville and Nashville l, to 51 Man. hattan K, io lO9%; Missouri Pacific 1H, to 22S; Lead IA, to 31h; Omaha A, to 31h; Union Pacific % to 10is, and southern Railway rad io liIa inn