The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-10

United States acknowledgements. *99
*Bid
New York May 9.-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, $50 624 600; currency, Si29sO.OOO
Cotton.
Liverpool May Q, noon.-COtton moderate
in business with prices firm; American mid
ding uplands4 5-l6d: sales 600 bales-Ameri-
can 100 bales; speculation and export 9,UO
bales; receipts l8OO0 bales-American $500.
Futures steady; demand moderate.
FutureS-American middling, low middlng
clause. Nav and June delivery / 1854.
June and July delivery 17-64d; July and Au-
gust delivery lS6td. also l96+d: August
and September delivery 20Gid. also
! 31-64d; September ana October delivery
I 2l-64d also ! 22-64d; October and Novem cr
delivery 4 % Sid: November and December
delivery I % Gid, also 2264d, also 25-GlG;
December ana January delivery 2@6td.
p. mixtures. American mlddDnE low
middling clause. May delivery 4 lI-64d, also
4 1864; May and June delivery l7-6ld also
Is sd: june and July delivery 1861, buy
+2l-6id; August and September delivery Z - 6td
sellers; september and October delivery
y sid buyers; October and November dGliv-
cry 1i-6id. also + 25-64d; November and De
cemher delivery 25-6id, also 266id; Deem
Der and January delivery 427-64d, sellers
Futures closed firm at the advance.
New York. May Cotton contracts opened
steady at3f points advance, gained 203, now
G89 points above yesterday. The advance Is
due to The discOunttng expected III the bad
bureau report tomorrow with Liverpool firm
at iU5 points advance.
New York. May 9-NOon.--COttOn futures
opened quiet ana firm. as follows: June de
livery Gle, July delivery nc. August de-
livery 59c, September delivery soc, October
delivery Csc.
New York May ., p. m.-Middling up
lands 1876, middltng Orleans l-l6c, good
ordinary l1-16c, low middiing 7Sc Sales $40
bales. Spot cotton steady.
Futures closed steady with sales Of 10000
bales, as follows: May delivery 52c, June de
livery sc, July delivery nc, August dcliv-
cry Z soc, September delivery SIC. October
delivery 95c November delivery Ole,
December delivery 8 05c, January delivery
8 13c
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were 6.72i bales; exports, TO
the continent 6,65S bales stock SOB $40 bales.
New York, May 9.-The Suns cotton re
view says: The apprehension of an over
flow Of the Mississippi river has increased
rather than diminished and spread to Liver
pool where prices were higher to day. The
signal service states that there is serious
danger Of an overflow OF the Mississippi in
the southwestern part of Arkansas and at
points in Mississippi. Certainly the
| lower Mississippi continues to rise,
and the fear of an overflow
caused renewed buying by the shorts and
some buying for long account. Part OF the
| advance was lost toward the close. owing to
realizing sales. Prices advanced 10 to II
points early. closing steady, with sales Of
| 40 200 bales. Liverpool advanced ! points
and closed firm, with spot sales of Z 600 bales.
In Manchester yarns were in moderate de
mGnd and cloths quiet In New Orleans
| futures advanced TO points but lost this
| later on he receipts at the ports were
6.124 bales against 4,593 this day
last week and 1880 last year.
| Total thus far this week 1908 bales against
17l18 thus far last week. The exports from
the ports were 1851 bales to the continent.
| Spot cotton here was steady at l3-l6c for
middling uplands, with sales of 300 bales for
export and $40 for spinning. There was an
advance Of 1-16c at two of the southern mar
bots SQysr nrlC cold hpI a. %
ceipts at three interior towns were 500 bales
against 2j2 this day last week and IO' last
year
New York. May 9-Riordan & Co. say Of
cotton: Liverpool sent US an advance OF 81
to-day. closing firm, but the response of our
market was anything but enthusiastic. Our
opening was but points higher than last
evening. the first sales Of August being at T.1S.
During the forenoon August tuctuated nerV-
Ously between 10 and 1872 most of the trans
actions being at $50. About midday report
that a break had occurred in the Mississippi /
levee, with some buying orders from New Or
leans. caused squirt in which August ad-
vauCed to 7.S6 but the good crop reports now
coming in and the news that the western
rivers We're falling caused larger offerings at
the advance than the bulls dared to take, and
in the last hCAr the market became easier. the
close being steady with $50 bid for August.
Interest now ccnterS on the agricultural re-
port for May to be issued at noon tomorrow.
1t is expected to estimate the percentage of
the whole crop which had been planted on the
lSt of May Also an approximation of the in
crease Sc OF acreage IN May t i895 ~ Inc Propor
u,0t ~ ~ iit}I CiiSty 70 Do
r t{,nateJ ere go IL oc f
49, H. 20 10 go ~ Vi
ny gIt'ai 40 r., - O05i0' r,..4 1o-s III.
;3iIi" Soa;,.S Ioi iOON 4Ui0o'
1Ta1 closed
fIaI;, -; ~. ,,ot rocSi,ts * jSoio -
l','!is ne - Pa vi o"i0e' slo99
Norfolk May g.-COttOn closed firm mid
ding 7jsc; net receipts 6J7 bales, gross
49, 9"lCS "a ,,IieS' 9yoCA '''i' D1Ios' CA
20 70. 80 Nh, Sn+3o, oIoso5 ,or,,i, ., l.
- 'i ~ lcJ - rait ,o ~ a.
81 r. - - - 90 ii, 81 O70
o'I Odl59' 2 2 GoLE, SloOh l'p"2 LatS9'
% "a "a o-o3S SO ILL., illot
. - ~ 70, 10 i0O' HO' P'' '0 ''i0' StN''
~ iI1,I t.a!C9, ,to,.o COTTON o,7 .,,,o,,.,
iiiIilI5 Son mLI' 70 SIo9Iu 0'oaoy
,Ciini "a y, o02 'I ~ i0'' sio''
ny ,;il9l,ii M, Sat+an cisad s+ool,.
Nay - otCo9 55 GlIseH sIetuy
90 a0s - sot Tolo siO'
hClie H%-5 I uoIo, 80 n ~ u, .
ullS 9 SD n.y. q ~, 90 eos r"te9 U.s.
POI 80 t o'J @ 100, aa02 ~,
20. " - t i,oii0' H"i40
70 ~ i 0' ~, q C.o+tov t+,,.o.
o,nyoT oniat I'D eteaTg Vim soies of ~ 7o3
baIes os foIIo1ya. NAV delivery 7 41c June de-
jivery : b9r, .Julv delivery Soc. August de-
iivc-g 100 e;enfer1hor delivery T G5c Cr+o-
Ter 5oiivor,- : zoe Nove11her delivery re
Dcromter doiiverv 7 soc January delivcrv
= ooc
ET0riio Nav o-Cotton closed firm,
,,,54lirl y fEe. not rcraints "a Ta1os lrross
ncnC. sales 400: stock 10 7qG bales; exports.