The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-22

Nes orleans. 80. -. -. 49,. 80
Savannah ......-.. .... ... .. 900
Liverpool May 81. noon.-Cotton-Dull;
demand moderate; prices unchanged; Ameri-
can miidling, l5-l6d: sales 5000 bales; Amer
lean. $500 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales receipts 5000 bales; American
2l60 bales. Futures opened steady; demand
poor.
ling clause: May, ID; May and June,
3 5L64d. also 53-64d; June and July, 5i-64d
also 3 50 SD. July and August, 54-64d also
3556id; August and Septem Der, 56-64d also
S55-541 september and OCTOBER. 57-64d, also
7S6id, october and NOVembe So Cad,
also 576id November and December,
3596id also 5864d; December and January,
a5O6id Tenders at to-day S clearings were
none
p, m.-Cotton, American middling fair
sd good middltng, Lied; middling, 15-l6d;
lowmiddllHg, 1850; good ordinary, 8 l1-l6d
ordinary, sod.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
ding clause May, 5o-64d, buyers. May and
june 3 5264d, buyers; June and July,
5t6h sellers July and August, 81 64d,
Se4eTs' August and September, 3 5S-64d,
value; September and October, 3 5964d,
value, October and November, 8 6064d,
ya.1e' November and December, 6l-64d,
sellers; ecem er and January 62-64d
sellers Futures closed quiet.
New lora, May Il, nOon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: May CSC: June
s%c July, Z Ole; August, Z O9c; Septem oer.
tl2C October. 15c.
New York, Nav p. p. m.-Spot cotton
o!osel e!s, middling gulf 7l6c; midding
uP.ands i6'; sales 16y tales
Futures closed steady, with sales of
%lW bales, DIS follows: May, 81 l6 92c;
June 6Hg6 &c; July, 97A6 y6c; August
.WIl We, SEPTEMBER, 05G7 Ole; October,
aee'4, Vyc' November, l2c; December. II
re January, 2507 2ic.
New York. Nav ;.l.-Total consolidated
ne, receipts ut all the ports to-day were 526I
glleS exports 10 Great Britain l4l bales. to
en- s,-4-e . ualss, 10 continent 9G0 bales;
Total so far this week: Net receipts 1925
.ae3i exports to Great Britain S35 bales
10 france q oales. to the continent 4,6U5
,l New Orleans. May 2l.-Cotton futures
eloS5I steads with sales OF a5, bales,
a. 1oAo%s' May C, June 6 re, July 3 nc,
august &C, september nc, Octo .er Is ne
t'S'gAlef &c, december 3 SIC, January
New York, May 2l.-The Suns cotton re-
py.tSaEs' Cotton advances to Z points
sC2y lA4s and declined points then rallied
~ NV SSNS,Q generally to points lower than
AZ 1o Array with the tone weak. sales
Si.'W oa eS. Liverpool advanced points and
c!o9eI 4ulet spot sales 8 UOJ bales al steady
IL i1S UAcaanged prices. There was holding
~ 4a1C4ester The Bombay receipts for the
ra. wees were 1900 bales New Orleans ad-
ua-ce1 points, but lost this Spot cotton
bal
rs y oa'gS lot export and 500 bales for spin
e-s1. ILe southern spot markets were gen
cs,-.' aIttLN on change and quiet. Port re-
dsi5 were -ol bales against 470i bales this
sr say 5aS. week and 400 bales last year Port
ttogras i'i,9ol bales. New Orle ms receipts
a; IioiI row are estimated at 900 bales against
bsis eo'Cs On the same day last week AMI $40
a cf tast year Inc rain fail for 4S hours was
Ton, S an men at Wilmington; IA at Charles,
va. va, 81 al MONTGOMERY: 81 at Savannah: %
Tera.alta, "a at Augusta and Is at Dallas.
r,iirrttslINJ-re for 4S hours. 40 to 50 degrees
Cod il- , ana b6 TO Is degrees maximum.
Men" Ca'heF IN the Atanti. Coast and
soIITittLLS s.flcts. Cold weather at the south
I5 vs.-lH aAd European baying and rise in
Toni5p ,oo!, ca Sed an advance here Butlong
ne, Ct,.JA leo 10 reaction later on, an the
slight III the Jay were accordingly
co .lg% York. May 21.-Riordan & Co. say Of
CAV ,,VI .oddy: The course o. the market to-
Tbe va" rr, d sore disappointment to the bulls
w.5,l'oSio IS OF the cold and unse soma BILE
T Ia ID the cotton belt, and espe .iaIIv in
r0pssi- were 81 kind that might Justly cause
sgr''4'u7ss among the shorts and no ody was
ooen.r.'' " . 10 IND Liverpool higher and our
Surprise Nv ,., an ADVANCE OF ABOUT points The
h.vc ' W as ather that the advun should
Was zen SO moderate but moderate as it
thc.s iC3untered many selling orders from
pro. "Io udu Fought last week at lower
Melted o rna me improvement gradually
adrar a"ay. August opened at TU8c
Wa.I,gt 10 HUJc and then slowly gave
soil s any during the last fifteen minutes. 1t
fnlI ,r,.t,t. n re was a fee le rally in the
bi3 io rod,ng and the close was easy at 70ic
TIE d.y, aI- l 4st. lnseeking for the cause Of
wI.cb ~ 9etune IN the face Of the conditions
nus 'e nave, lustltiel a hi her market. we
now a [Sr, ~ mind That the short interest Is
slail t so small one, the bears having cen
Then t HNH Saor, for several DAYS past.
ye,c ,s., oIt ing orders for long account
duyers ~, lltI.o lar Jetween. and so when the
po.t tho , us. ldSt week wanted TO take their
70 n..,,gg we're obliged to make concession
ma g5. NC, views OF the bidders: but we
uarb.' el nave heared the last OF the re-
e1au og Vol1 spell in the south and OF its
paus 'Ae young and tender cotton
~. Rice
al- r.,Net is hrm. The sales to-day we're
Trade are os me me Quotations at the Board Of
COMMON
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