The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-26

New York, May 25.-Cotton-Sales for the
week, 1888 bales; forwarded, 5,l05 bales;
spinners took 2.683 bales.
New Orleans, May 25.-The following is the
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept. l to May IS, inclusive: Port receipts
5,76SS95 bales, against Si2 613 bales last year
and 81 $40 bales the year before last. Over
land to mills and Canada 1928 bales against
S43.l9l bales for the same time last year
and l,l96.sl7 bales the year before last. Int
riOr stocks in excess Of Sept 1, $3.50 ales,
against $500 bales for the same m last
year. and 174.579 bales the year before last.
Southern mill takings. exclusive of conSump-
tiOn at southern outportS 629.7q bales this
year. against 60S77S bales last year and 54S. go
bales the year before last. Crop brought into
sight during 2t7 days to date. 1900. sos
bales, against 6,3S3 1877 bales for the same
time last year. and s, sO3, sS5 bales the year be-
fore last. crop brought into sight for the
week, 81 $50 bales, against 30 lS5 bales for
the seven days ended May p last year and
26.21S bales for the same time the year before
last Crop brought into sight for the first
twenty-five days OF May S9, l22 bales
against l,245 tales last year. and l3802O
bales the year before last Comparisons in
these reports are made up to the correspond
ing date last year and year before last, and
not to the close OF the corresponding week
Comparisons by weeks would take in 26S
days OF the season last year and 270 days
OF the year before last against only 267 days
New York. May 25.-Riordan s. Co. say Of
cotton today; Though Liverpool at first
was lower, our market this morning,
showed a stubborn resistance to any further
decline and throughout the fluctuations OF the
day the buyers seemed more numerous and
more confident than the sellers August
opened at 7.0jc, advanced to 7.09c, reacted to
7065 and closed at 7Oec bid with
the tone steady. After the close
7.U9c was freely bid for August. The crop re-
ports coming in day by day are Of dread
fully conflicting character, and it is mainly
upon the excessive Impressions produced by
these reports that fluctuations OF the market
hinge. But we are glad TO say that the feel
ing is growing here that with the present
outlook 1t is far safer to buy cotton at cents
than 10 sell it, Unless Liverpool gives way
We are inclined to expect some improvement
in prices tomorrow"
New York. y az 25--The Suns cotton re-
view says: Cotton advanced to points
and closed steady. Sales 1903 so bales. Liv-
erpool declined TO "a points, but recovered
this and edyaaeed point 20 on near
at easier but unchanged quotations In Man
chester yarns were dull, cloths quiet. Int
rlor receipts were 1921 bales, against 1870
shipments 1889 bales, against 1862 ales
last week and 20 420 bales last
year; stock 1850 tales, against 1875 6t2
bales q week ago and lS4.156 bales a
650i bales this day last week, and ? 737 bales
last year: total for the week, 2O85i bales,
against % l73 bales last week, and 1888 bales
this week last year, New Orleans advanced
TO points. Spot cotton here was steady
and unchanged Sales $50 bales for export,
and $50 bales for spinning. 1he southern
spot markets generally steady New Orleans
re eipts tomorrow are estimated at 1903
bales, against 900 bales on the same day
last week. and 626 bales last year. Exports
10 DAY 4,74e bales for continent. To-day's
features-TLe June notil es to the amount OF
about 5000 bales were stopped here by bull
house, and New Orleans exporters stopped
the notices there his encouraged bulls
and other favoraple features were the uncx
pected strength in the Liverpool market
buying orders from Europe very fair spot
demand here and covering by local shorts
Rice.
The market is firm. The sales for tho last
week were 543 barrels. The quotations at
the Board Of Trade are as follows
Head .............-.. .....--...... ..4405
Prime. .....-..+-. ...,....-.. ...-.. ..-.,-4'2
Good ......... .......-..... .'.-..o i400A
Fair. .o54Wota
hOlSn .'' % 80. ''JOitfl ~
The following is the statement OF the ocks
of rough rice amount milled. delivered. and
number OF bushels ana barrels on hand to
May 25 1894
ROUGH RICE
Bushels.
stock on hand Sept. T. 1898 ..... 92.2J2
Received past week............-.
Kecciyed previously ............ .2i4426
Nilled past week .......... 4r520