The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-03

bales: receipts il 900 bales-American 100
Futures steady; demand fair.
Futures-American middling. low middllng
clause, May delivery ll-64d May and June
delivery ll6id also l2-6id; June and July
delivery l2-64d, also 4 l364d, also 4 a 6id;
July and August delivery I l3-64d, also
li-6id, also 4 l5-64d. also rs SAD. also
l5-6id August and September delivery
l46id. also 4 l5-64d, also l6-64d, also l7-64d
also l6-64d september and October delivery
l6-6id, also l7-64d October and November
delivery l7-64d, also lS64d, also l964d;
| November and December delivery l96id;
December and January delivery 20 Sid, also
2l64d also - sd.
p. MIXTURES: American middling low
middling clause Nav delivery I 1864, sellers;
May and June delivery I li-64d, sellers; June
and July delivery 4 l5-64d. value; July and
September delivery 4 1S-64d sellers: Septem-
Der and October delivery l9-64d, sellers;
October and November delivery I 1910
4 206id; November and December delivery
1 2l-64d, sellers December and January de
livery ( 22-6tl1t - sd. Futures closed steady
for near months and barely steady for dis
taut months.
American middling fair 45sd, good mid
ding 4a5d. middHng 4I4d, low middling 4}sd.
good ordinary Id, ordinary 3 l3-l6d.
New York, May 2-NoOn.-CottOn futures
opened steady, as follows May delivery 55c
offered; June delivery &c, July delivery
Z Tic, August delivery ne September de
livery &c october delivery SOC.
New York, May p. M-Middliug up
lands "a middling Orleans SC. good ordinary
{, low middling C sales $3.50 bales
! Cotton irm.
Futures closed easy, with sales of 1876 zoo
! bales as follows MAY delivery 42Q7 45c
| June delivery 5lGt5 &c July delivery GOA
! Z Ole, August delivery 67It7 sc September
delivery 1907 74c October delivery : 7s1
| 79c November delivery S3d7 Sic, Deem
| her delivery scar SOC, January delivery
/ 94111 Soc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
| ports to-day were f. SOB bales: exports to
J Great britain 40 bales the continent NEll
| bales to France -- bales. stock 6f5 2O2 bales
New York, May 1.-The Suns cotton re
! view says: The rise in Liverpool. the fear
/ that some of the great southern rivers would
/ overflow the cotton lands. stronger southern
] crop accounts and the demand to cover shorts
| caused an advance early in the day, but later
/ on sales 70 realize. caused loss Of ali The
/ early advance ana the market closed at a
/ small decline for the day. Weather re-
/ ports from south were rather more
! favorable. The signal service predicted
! clearing weather and in some parts
/ OF The southwest higher temperature.
/ he depression III Wall street appears to have
/ had some effect. From later advices there
/ was rather less apprehension OF disastrous
/ Hoods Offerings Of long cotton were large
/ Prices rose 10 points, but lost this and de
/ clined TO points, closing with sales of 1876
| 200 bales. Liverpool advanced points
! closing steady for near months,
/ and barely steady for distant months
/ with spot sales Of 5000 bales In Manchester
| yarns were Irregular and cloths quiet. New
u
! Receipts at the ports were 1913 bales. against
| 2,l36 this day last week and 1926 last year
! Middling uplands we're Tlic here, with sales
! for export of 4DO5 bales and for spinning l75
! bales There was an advance of lice at five
! OF the southern markets. New Orleans opened
! firm hut closed easy. with spot sales there of
/ 5000 bales: = he exports were $40 bales to
/ Great Britain, Receipts at three interior
towns were 80 bales, against 56S this day last
week and 1873 last year
New York, May 2-Riordan g. Co. say of
I
Liverpool the upward movement which began
yesterday made further progress this morn
ing under brisk buying. moth for long and
short accounts. The price OF August whit h
! opened points higher at inc, crept up to
1920, At that point, however, the offerings be-
came very heavy and a gradual decline set in
which continued for the remainder of the
day the close being easy at the lowest prices,
August being freely offered at 1850. The
news is more cheerful from the cotton belt to-
day, and this was reflected in the sudden
prices downward The weather at the south
is the influence which is going to dominate
the market in the immediate future
Galveston. May Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 7lac net receipts 57s bales, gross
none sales IS bales; stock $1,000 bales
Norfolk, May cotton closed firm mid
ding 9-l6c net receipts 2+6 bales gross
none; sales l22 bales stock "a ,446 bales eX-
! ports, coastwise To bales.
Baltimore May Cotton closed nominal;
middlinq 7Bc; net receipts none, gross /, 400:
| sales none, stock 1868 bales.
Boston, May Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 724c; net receipts 427 bales, gross ,622;
/ sales none. stock none
Wilmington, May Cotton closed nomi-
nal; middling nc; net receipts % bales,gross
none; sales none stock ,552 bales.
Philadelphia, May Cotton closed firm:
middling S14c; net receipts 81 bales, gross III;
sales none; stock ,647 bales
New Orleans. May Cotton opened firm;
closed easy; middling 7Isc; net receipts IA
bales. gross 1909; sales $500 bales; stock
l9OlG2 bales; exports, to Great Britain 5,41O
bales.
New Orleans, May Cotton futures
closed steady with sales of 80, 600 bales as fol
lows, May delivery pc, June delivery 7 Bic
July delivery Z $50, August delivery Z 45c
September delivery 4Sc, October delivery
SIC. November delivery SIC, December de-
livery CSC.
New Orleans cotton crop movement for the
eight months to May !: Port receipts eight
last year and 65iS227 bales the year before
last Overland TO mills and Canada 805 $50
bales, against L1g8l0 bales last year and
l,Oj006l bales for the year before last.
Interior stocks stocks in excess OF Sept. /:
l55,0U bales. against 2S2 III bales for the same
time last year and 23l,7l5 bales for the year
before last. Southern mill talJinES, exclusive
of consumption at southern Outports, 535 COS
bales this year, against 3lH 226 bales last year
and 467 ISL bales for the year before last.
Amount Of crop brought into sight at the close
OF April: 6,235,210 bales this year, against
S.G65 S65 bales last year and S23I 667 bales the
year before last Crop brought into sight for
April: 1878 bales. against 27l $40 last year
and 3l4 696 bales the year before last.
Mobile, May Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7l4c; net receipts $50 bales, gross
none: sales 70 bales; stock II ,SS5 bales: eX-
ports coastwiSe Sl4 bales
Memphis May Cotton closed firm;
middling 75sc; net receipts 1870 bales gross
400; sales 800 bales: stock 80 269 bales
Augusta, MAY cotton closed steady:
middling 9l6C: net receipts 81 bales, gross
none: sales 81; stock 20.763 bales.
Charleston. May Cotton closed steady;
mddling 13sc; net receipts 81 bales gross
none sales "A: stock 25449 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $50 bales
Atlanta. May Cotton closed quiet;
middling 3-16c: receipts bales.
Cincinnati. May Cotton closed steady;
middling sC net receipts N bales, gross
none: sales none; stock CPS bales
Louisville, May Cotton closed quiet but
firm mddling SC; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none: stock none
81. Louis. May Cotton closed steady;
middling l1-l6c; net receipts 30 bales, gross
1870: sales 200 bales stock Is, 1856 bales.
Houston, May Cotton closed steady;
midding 7j4c; net receipts l,067 bales, gross
none; sales 379; stock 8.765 bales.
New York, May 2.-Consolidated net re-
ceiptS of cotton at all the ports up to and in
Guiding today for the week were 17l75 bales;
exports to Great Britain l4,20l bales to the
continent 6,311 bales, to France 292 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York May , 3 p m. 49, Flour dull and
steady: winter wheat, low grades a. l0Q2 50;
patents So s5ll4 -: Minnesota clear 81 506l
$50; Minnesota patents 81 25lt4 co. southern