The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24
DAILY EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Or. Brit. Fr'nce. Cont. c.


New York. Nav 23.-TotaI consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were j, ,64
6aes. exports 10 Great Britain 5,0ll bales, to
Frame u bales, TO continent 7,434 bales;
stock 4S5 $40 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts ~ 400
bales exports TO Great Britain 1888 bales
10 France lO2 bales, to the continent 1914
bales.
Liverpool, May %. -Cotton-Demand
Moderate at unchanged prices; American
middlng l5-l6d; sales 10000 bales; Amer
lean 8 100 bales speculation and export
1000 bales receipts 1000 bales; American
12OO bales. Futures opened steady; demand
poor.
ling clause: May, IA; May and June,
3 $3.50 also 5j-64d; June and July 55-64d
also 3 54-64d July and August, 56-54d also
355-64d; August and September, 57-64d, also
356-64d; september and October, 3 58-64d. also
5J64d: october and November, 5964d
also 5S64d; November and December,
36J6ld. also 59-64d; December and January,
36164d. Tenders at to-day's clearings were
100 bales new dockets.
p motion, American middling fair,
lad, good middling, Lied middling, 5l6d;
lOwmiddling, l3l6d; good ordinary, ll16d;
ordinary. 3iad
Futures American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: May, 5 56-64d. buyers; May and
June, 56 64d, buyers; June and July,
566i43 57-64d July and August, 3 81 $40
s. sid; August and September, 5S-G4 a
59-64d; September and October, 5000
10000; October and November, 6O-64Gn
3 81 Sid; November and December, 8 61-64Q
y cd. ecem er and January, 62-6+lG
3 g sd. Futures closed firm.
Manches er, May 81 he Guardian in it's
commercial article says: There has been a
sparse trading, mainly owing TO operators
not having yet returned from the Whitsun
holidays. Buyers are not prepared to operate,
though most Of the sellers are much IN neeu
Of orders. Inquiry for eastern fabrics in
prna Qua 80. t. 49,
resulted in the transaction of some bust
ness, but the limits are mostly below
acep ance. The uncertainty as to the
next move of the Indian council induces
canton and there are rumors Of financial
trouble among the native dealers owing to
the fact that exchange continues to fuctuate
N spite OF the low rates of silver. Prices
nave been lower, especially in medium and
heavier shtrtlngs. In China, the native
dealers endeavor to cancel the contra is
upon the slightest pretext. Cloth has Ieen
sluggish ana there has Leen little progress in
Sl-rtlngs but some orders have been placed.
me moderate demand from Japan has re-
suited IN placing all business at low figures.
south American buying moderate. Yarns
quiet, with the tendency against the sellers.
New York, May %, noon.-Cotton futures
opened firm, as follows: May, 6 9sc June,
-Wc' July, 7O6c; August, 09c; September.
New York, May %. 4p. NJ Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of l0S,700 bales,
as follows: June Z COO; July, 06c; August.
lO5 september, l2c; October nc; No,
yyS 9'l. = re; December, 2sc; January,
New Orleans May 2s.-Cotton futures
Closed dull, with sales of 1910 bales,
as follows; May Sic, June 6 Sic July etc,
august SOC, september S3c, Octooer e5c,
November 9Oc, December 96c, January
New York. May 2}.-The Suns cotton re-
we" says; Cotton advanced to 10 points
ana closed steady. Sales i0S,900 bales. Liver.
pool advanced to 2H points, closing very
steady Spot sales 1000 bales at hardening
ull unchanged prices. Manchester yarns
were very dull, cloths quiet New Orleans
%%o1'aAced to II points. Port receipts 1874
"a es, aga INST 1876 bales this day last week.
ana d.l05 bales last year thus far this week
,-,tSV bales against 1882 bales thus far
Iast week Memphis received 81 bales,
sssdIhSt $50 bales last year; shipments to-day
ois tales. st. Louis received y tales against
10 10 Ldtes last year. shipments to day 1911 bales.
Cou9Jon receipts 332 bales, against POI bales
..ael ear; shipments only 493 bales. Spot cot
Iva ueTe was urn and UNCHANGED. Sales 400
49, 49, lot spinning; rumOls OF 5000 bales in
aollo sold for export and spinning. The
ooItue'n spot markets were steady at gen
tlllly unchanged pri es. New Orleans and
,Iss.EeSton were l-l6t hi her. New Orleans sold
So,2' Halveston 800, and Memphis $50 Gales.
W." orleans receipts were estimated at LOO
iLae1 against l56o bales on the same day
t az week and 26O bales last year. The rain
,aI Tor twenty-four hours ending at G
0CIo- last night was five hundredths of
al inch at Atlanta and at VIII
la-g Ton and Ii liter elsewhere. The signal
%sIHlges predicted showers or increasins
GUINNESS IN many sections of the cotton
III put fair in South Carolina, and
" most parts OF Eastern Texas, Minimum
GTl pefatAre for twenty four hours, 49, to-G09 ;
"a MA" mum, ~ to $50, showing that the
bheolner south within tho past twenty-four
~ ~ 5 mas cen generally fair and warmer.
+ fo-Sdy features were: more active and
az usr Liverpool market; unfavor,
e a. crop report from Tennessee and
sue southwest as well as Georgia;
i, petter demand for spot cotton
an az ms country more inquiry from the shorts
T ~ some European purchases caused rise.
btt was some liquidation of June cotton
NE line sellers as rule ought new crop
Sums here was some new buying
bbdDete4latlons showed little more life and
an Luness, The spot business is the sheet
1IS nor or the market"
CIV ~ FORK, May 23.--Riordan g. Co.. say OF
Nm 70 day: THE bulls are in better
Ii' u,or inns afternoon than they have teen for
he '., tme. Adversely has taught them to
NJ e. ..'dlRIul for small iayors and the adyan G
~. ~ points to-day was more welcome
Nh IN an adyan>e OF three times as much
uo oIi'o nave cen three months ago, Liver
H.. ythed the bottom ana short covering,
rs l'uer with more investment buying
~ we have had for some weeks. did
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