The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-30
DAILY EAPOhIS OF COTTON.
OR. Brit. F'r'nce. Cont. CrsI
Total thus far
this Week.....13.GS3 600.

this week 81 1888 zoe. 4,34S 9171
Liverpool May 20, noon.-Cotton-ouie
demand fair, at stead .er prices; American
middling, Id; sales 1000 bales; Amer
lean. 500 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales; receipts 400 bales; American
$500 bales Futures opened hrm; demand
Futures-American mtddling fair. low mid.
ling clause; May, ID; May and June,
3 5564d also 57-64d; June and July 57-64d
nlso 3 5S-64d; LILY and August 59-64d also
6-64d' August and September, 3 60-6td, also
3Cl-64d: September ana October. 62-64d also
bl64d' October and Novem Der, 3 62.64d,
also 6l-64d; November and December
62-6td. also 63G4d, December and January,
"a Tenders at to-day's clearings were -
bales new dOckets
p. motion. American middling fair.
aHlbd. good middling, 415d middling, 4d;
low middlng, $780, good ordinary, SD; ordi-
nary, 8 $3.50.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
qllng clause: May, 50 64@3 ~ CID; May and
June, 5g64Q3 60-64d. June and July
. 25o+Q3 6O64d; July and August 3 60 $40
81 "a; August and September, 6l-t4G
5 o. ga, September and October 62-640
556%t4d, October and November, 3 63-GI q
a. November and December, 404 Lad
, Uscem, er and January, 1894 2-64d. Flu
lures closed firm.
New YORK, May %, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows. June, 06c July.
uuc, August, Z lie; Septem Ter, lac: Octo.
o5l 2Jc. November, 7 Zoe.
AOAhs 4hdS - I p Iu.-COLLOn futures
closed quiet, with sales of IS 400 bales.
as lolloWS: June L4c; July, 0sc; August
10 september, l7c; October. Z pc, No
,1aoer &c; December, SIC; January,
New Orleans Nay 2o,-Cotton futures
closed Quet with sales OF $3.50 bales,
- Io-loWs; May acc. June 9lc, July s3c
S-gust &c, september s6c. OStoDer 9Oc
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New York. May %. The Suns cotton re.
poIl SAYS: Cotton declined 8 to poi ats and
Used steady Sales a. 40 bales. Liverpool
eu. dhGed 3 pom and closed. firm. Spot
s1'eS Il OOl at hardening, tut UNCHANGED
lNe2' In Manchester, yarns were harden
,u- cloths remained quiet, New Orleans ad-
,~Hs "a III Joints but lost some of this later
a5ls new orleans dtspat hes report a favor
Ip, lIg, crop outlook in Texas ana Mississippi
o.1 le-elpts 2,169 bales against 300 bales
r ri-s gay last week, and 8, 100 last year thus
far 'uls week l54 bales. against l0,52e bales
f lhe same time last week. Today
sna u,,e,s-Stronger advices from Liverpool
l y,u hanchester; European buying an ad-
,lnee IN India EXCHANGE: some unfaVorable
ra op daSpDlces, and local and southern covering
Il+I9eI an ADVANCE. The spot markets look
7,. .rg stronger However, II is still narrow
"&thel II has no outside support"
Of N ,., ork, May 29.-Riordan s. Co s review
ma,i,at a ~ 5 cotton market, says: The
d,r. ~ showed more strength and spirit to-
~, IAN II had exhibited for a long time Tast.
fbr uIlhhess IN Liverpool was reflected in
ara .taIer confidence among traders here
pf On start TO finish there was a notice
MI "a Sence OF that semi hopeless feeling
.-l.yu uaS marked all the operations of the
rr't,, LOT some weeks past. August Jened
da, ,''2 NJ sner at TO- and was pretty trm all
49,! ne close was steady with T l3o bid for
81 The temper of the market
10 ' seT such that very few want
volume ana a comparatively small
-','-e OF outside buying might advance
considerably The telrs attribute the
M tIIn'e Today TO coverering in consequent
the t5, decoration day holiday tomorrow Dut
ur,, etlln or uneasines among the shorts is
rb,rt.' va hally growing. Everybody seems to
sa,a .H mat though prices may 60 lower it is
Tor 1 6m 10 ne long than to be short OF cot
ANete are fears that the June bureau