The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

Galveston ........ 4l2 .... 3,5O5 49,.
Norfolk .......... gee. $40
New Orleans..... l.252
eoas ,.. $780,. =. -. =. .... e e
Liverpool, May %, noon.-Cotton-Dema
moderate; prices favor buyers; American
middling, Is l6d; sales 5000 bales; Amer
lean Z 100 bales; speculation and export.
5)J bales, receipts 5000 bales; American
- bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: May, ID; May and June,
5l-64d, also 55-64d; June and July, $3.50,
also 8 5364d; July and August, 3 55-64d. also
3566ld, August and September, 56-6td also
55fid. september and October. 3 57-64d, also
8 o66id; october and November, 3 80 64d
also 3 57-64d; November and December,
1884, cid also 3 5S-64d; December and January,
3t064d Tenders at to-days clearings were
none
p Motion, American middling fair
A. good middling, Lied; middling, 10 l6d:
lowmlddllng, l3-l6d; good ordinary, 3 l1-16d
ordinary 312d
Futures American middling fair low mid
ding clause: May, 3 53-6403 54-64d; May and
June, 5364@3 5464d; June and July,
54ad sellers; July and August, So SAD,
buyers August and September, 3 56-e4d
buyers September and October 57-64d
buyers October and November, IS 84d,
BUYERS November and December, 59-64d,
value December and January, 3 60-64d,
sellers. Futures closed steady.
New YORK. May u, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows; May, 9sc; June
%c' July 695c; August, 99c; September,
New York, Nav %, p. m.-spot cotton
closed easy. middling gulf 7-16c; middling
upands ji6c sales l,5l0 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
$500 bales. as follows: May, 9l@6 92c:
June 6sl06 92c; July, 97g6 Csc; August,
OJg7 Ole, September 7 0507 Ole; October,
lyeg7 Ogc; November, Z l2c; December, Z II
az sc, January, 1907 24c.
New York, Nav Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were ). 7OO
oales; exports TO Great Britain - bales. to
stock ia 9s3 bales '--''-i' ''''' '"4'9'
Total so far this week: Net receipts 10 726
bales; exports to Great Britain S27 bales
70 France . bales, to the continent g. 10
bales.
New Orleans, May 22.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 1920 bales,
as follows: May 74c, June 74c, July 79c,
August 7Sc, September nc, October nc,
Noyem0er sc, December d SSc, January
New York, May 22.-Cotton advanced /
punt ana closed quiet. sales 81, so paies.
Liverpool declined Ia to points. Spot sales
w al unchanged prices In Manchester
Ems were IN small demand New Orleans
o., dlted points on August. but most of this
"asIost. Port receipts 300 bales, against
3,-.' Iales this dav last week and 6.06l bales
.aSl year, Ghus far this week 1925 bales,
ssalst ll,258 bales thus lar last week.
"pot cotton here was easy, but without
g 4r change Sales 400 bales for export
r-- ~ oales for spinning. 1t was
t.Ssuored that about 2,700 bales, In addition to
sIz ABOVE, had been sold for spinning foe
NJ MdIu delivery The southern spot markets
.t e.e quiet and unchanged and generally
Syaul Inc exports from the ports were
g g.2 oales TO the, continent New Orleans
tgyeIpts tomorrow were estimated at 500
ee.1s' AGAINST 443 bales on the same day last
an T1A ana l 100 bales last year. The temper
80 do lne south was generally higher with
6 GI1 weather clear. Minimum temperature A
tsItgS 10 70 degrees; maximum, 81
No u degrees, After Change 7O8 bales
soi9 o fought for August. The south bought and
p5-u' tue continent sold a little and the IN.
Suot Oh the whole matter was that at the clos
H. tI5 pllveS showed practically no change from
VS. current at the close Yesterday There
Ga S' no reports OF damage to the crop in q eor-
- out the weather at the south was gen
rtaAE warmer, though undoubtedly the
s5 7a.S are too cool for the plant Liverpool
So" some advance, the south was pretty
1ba Sr ana the spot demand here was letter.
- SPECULATION was light however and in
~ u.ain II Is waiting market
Ne" ork, May 22.-Riordan s. Co saw Of
pIIs-,,o udN' me market is in a very sin
diit finr position In spite of unfaVorable con
e-'iouS every body is afraid to sell cotton short
Ia t,, nc other hand, nobody seems to care
h.. 'iG' u, Consequently the trading coutin-
.tLdC'!Ne with only a trlfiing change in
7U5'a2. august opened 6.99c, advanced to
win t ,tu lnen reacted, closing at 7.Olc bid
not ~ gne zone quiet The traders here have
the zen aDle to make up their minds as to
and vi zee OF injury that the recent storm
rottCo" Spell nave inflicted upon the growing
tbersI MOST OF them ridicule the idea that
there a,eas ueen any material damage, but
une,. l'a not few who admit that they feel
b,1G.S On the subject. AT the close to-day
TaI5Ir2 we're freely Offering 03c for August
thar 'lr an the chances we would rather buy
'e" al present prices"
Rice
=. ne ls market is frm. The sales TO-DAY were
Trade t ari The quotations at the Board Of
Fair ''.+t..'+.. ........,..........Sd34
Good ''-''.''.,. ,........... ..34Gf4
Primo '''''''.'...... ............... 4lRGl415
Head '.'.,..,....... ......... 43s0Di2
small Job lots %0lbc higher. 800 "a 4'''
r. Naval Stores.
deus Turpentine- was but little
The loi-oay. and very little offering stock
sold yo "l.oIlIy OF TO days receipts had been
ma-Lst tt9Iuay 10 arrive, which caused the
the MI ue bare. The factors advanced
rrla f another &c to-day and were holding
of TrsGl -oc Tor regulars. At the Board
the mn. ,I %. lhe frst call at II O'Clock a. m
Win safeVl was hulletined strong at 271sc,
tan,acti9,oul LUIS cas6s These we're the
reported VI = made yesterday afternoon, and
The Iasf 20 Gay In the MORNING NEwsD At
was 5iiIee%tiiII9J4 O'Clock p. N. the market
The sales 5.ieu nrmly hold At 2Sc for regulars,