The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-29
Daily EXPORTS OF COTTON.
OR Brit. Fr'nce. Conf


Liverpool, May %, noon.-Cotton-Q Quiet;
demand moderate, at steady prices; American
mlddllng, 4d; sales 10000 bales; Amer
lean 5000 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales; receipts 800 bales; American
$500 bales. Futures opened quiet; demand
moderate
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: May, ID May and June
5d64d, also 55-64d; June and July, 3 57-64d,
also 56-64d; July and August, 5S64d also
357-64d; August and September, 3 6O-6+d, also
559-64d; September and October, -6ld, also
$3.50; October and November, 62-64d,
also 6l-64d; November and December,
b3-G4d. also 62-G4d; December and January,
"a, Tenders at to-days clearings were -
bales new dockets
4 P. m.-Cotton. American middIing fair,
4rl6d; good middling, 4Sd; middling, 4d;
low middlng, $50; good ordinary, 324d ordi-
nary, 9-16d
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: May, ) IS Gid, buyers; May and
June, 5664d buyers; June and July,
3 5664d buyers; July and August, 576401
5984d; August and September, 5se4ll
9g64d; September and Octocer, 3 5964@
6t64d; October and November, 3 60Gfl9
6l6id; November and December, 8 61-640
. 62C4d: December and January, 3 626IG1
65-b4d. Futures closed quiet but steady.
New York. May Il, noon.--Cotton future
opened steady, as follows: June, . 94c; July
t. #c; August O4c; Septem Ter, Csc; 0cto.
Der. IA; November, lSc.
New York, May %. p. motion futures
l-N,'Nu oIcduN,. Win Sdl6S OF OAbOU DdleS
49 follows: June 96c; July, Ole; August
U0c; September, 0gc; October. loo; No.
Vember 2Oc; December, Z 25c; January
sc; ebruary, 3Sc,
New Orleans. May 2s-Cotton futures
closed qdIet, with sales OF q. SCO bales
as follows: May bic, June 6 sic, July o3c,
august SIC, Septemb Der zee, Oeto Der q SIC,
November SIC. December 93c, January
New York May 28 -Riordan & Co. say of
cotton to-day; Liverpool sent US no en-
engagement to-day, and our opening was
ldme al decline of ? points August selling
d. rVie. For time the tone was steady. but
dlLer the hrst hour the pressure to sell in
,Leaseo. and prices gave way, August declin-
lug 10 EOlc, The market lontinued rather
weak until the last hour, when two unex
ptcted announcements caused quick recov-
try. one was that Mr.. Hatch had left Wash
tu3lon for three weeks. rendering it practj-
NaIIN impossible Tor his anG-OptiOn bill to Re
considered this session. The other was the
Jews OF cool wave ip the west Threatening
ue young cotton. These two surprises caused
many OF the shorts to cover, and the close
was steady. with 705c bid for August II
will PROBABLY he a weather market Tor the
aeHt lew weeks, but unless congress acts
quickly on the tariff we are not sanguine of
aAy permanent improvement"
Rice
The market is firm. The sales to-day were
A.. barrels. The quotetions at the Board OF
Irade are as follows:
common ............. 1851
Fair SIG1
Prime ....... '''' 4soEIts
Head '''''' 49, i59'SS5ft
small Job lots lsa.sc higher.
Naval Stores. -
spirits Turpentine- here was n steady
ru9lness doing at the current price. The
ss.galer part Of sales. hoBever, included deliv-
SA4Ss OF purchases made last Saturday AT