The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-24

r- with A good demand, but very lit
,-.rfus. Futures dropped about ID
Sat the controlling markets. Spirits
rsr-ine was firm and unchanged. ROs-
has 10 GOOD demand at a slight decline
.uo GRADES. The furry in wheat for the
Jaw days has completely unsettled
-four market. and no quotations were
raMs to-day. other markets We're
and steady. The following resume
the different markets will show the tone
the quotations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
rho strong demand for spot cotton
sed another advance in the price to-
- The sales were very small. on ac-
,rr ~ the holders Offering only limited
III Mounts AT the Cotton Exchange, at the
MI .slar call at ] o'clock p. m, the market
III S hIlletiucd firm at an advance of 1-i6c
III al grades. with sales of % bales report
he following were the official quota
1s at the close of the market at the
M ton exchange to-day:
An d Midling .......-.................6
IA Illg ---....--.. ..-.-'-..'..-. -.b9s
w Matins .......-.-..........-...6 5-16
rod Ordinary .-.............-.-.....5 l5-i6
III arket firm; sales. 20.
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
III celpis th.s DAY ...................... lf6
Isl me day last year ..".............. 367
#H .epts since Sept. J. 1894. 926 g14
Isl me time last year ..................g4 2 COL
III ports. coastwise. this day ....... j. 92G
q ock on hand this day .............. ~ 7S9
81 me day last year .................. p 31q
Receipts and stocks a the ports
n ceipts this day ..................... 37S4
III is day last week .................. 36il
III is day last year .................. 1888
ia ceipts past six days .............. 26, 15S
4 81 me time last year ................ IS OS3
\ Ma receipts since Sept. l. 1891 ...77si.577
#me time last year -.:.............5,77 us, 500
ii ocks at the ports to-day ......... 54S 74e
#ock same time last year ....... All. PIP
#Becepts this week last year
81 turlay.......1.76 5 Wednesday ...1, 1874
;5a t thursday 59S
laty movement at other ports
4 Galvoston-Firm middling, 11-16; net
II eipts. @ai' sales. 1875; stock, p, 525.
New Orloans-Firm; middling, 1916: net
4 q 'eipis los; gross l,623; sales. 4.4j0;
i Mobile Quiet; middling, 6a4; net receipts.
81 sales l00; stock. l1.043.
CharlestOn-Strong: middling. 81; net re-
"a PTS IS, sales, 80; stock, % $40
Wilmington Steady; middling. 6l5; net
Il '7ipts. J., sales, none; stock, II $50
i Nouok-Firm; middling, 611-16: net re-
q ipis 1885, sales, $50; stock, 1870.
baltmoTe-Quiet; middling, II: net re-
& inis 800; gross, l,554; sales, none; stock,
New York-Dull; middling, 1916; net re-
ipis 100; gross, 2SS; sales, none; stock,
Roston-Quiet; middling, ole: net re-
ftipts 5}2; gross. 7s3.
4 Philadelphia-Firm middling, 515; net re-
Neipts i0 stock, l0,62S.
FL Daily movement at interior towns
I'll Augusta-Firm; middling, 7; net receipts
~ sales, 49, stock, 12.024
II Memphis-Steady; middling. ca net re-
&elpts' 3Sii; gross, ll050; sales, 1850; stock,
n S. Louis-Frm; middling, 6 lille: net re-
felptS' o. gross, Sl9; sales, 695; stock, a.,
Ed CincInnati--Firm; middling, I: net re-
felpts, 363; sales, 70: stock, 10,990.
houSton-Quiet; mIddlng, Lille; net re-
feips. 292; stock. $40.
Ell exports OF cotton this day
GaveStoE-Coastwise, 1.674.
M0hlle-COastwise f.
Sayannah-Coastwise 1,926.
II Norfolk-Coastwise, $40
BaltimOre-Coastwise, 500
~ New IOrk-To the continent 2S4
loial foreign exports from all ports to-
a5-Io Great Britain, 1870; to the conti-
Total foreign exports from all ports
nus far this week-To Great Britain 30
-T !. france, SSH; to the continent, 1856.
l9tai foreign exports since Sept. !, 1884,
Great Britain, $3.50, OBS; to France, 764,-
10 the continent. 2,3020l3.
Liverpool, May %. noon.-Cotton, good
8snesS done; prices dull; American mid
ing l3-l6d; sales. 1900 bales; American,
20 bales; speculation and export 900
a,es' receipts, 5000 bales; American, $500
Futures opened steady. demand fair;
merc3n middling. low middling clause
lne-July 3.52; July-August, 3.54. 0l3. 53d
Oh .,,A9.u.gust-September, 3.5593. dQS55; Sep
enDer- October, 3.56mS. 55G3 3d. October
NoNtmper 5o5; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.57;
,stem6er-January, 3.5S; January-Febru-
IA Y, 5.osi futures steady at the advance.
p MIXTURES quiet, but steady; Amer
a. IL, imiidIiIns, 4 l5-S2d good middling,
gu low middltng, 3&d; good ordinary,
~ 0rlnaf|' 37-l6d; May, 3.52Q3.53. buy
gly Sy se JlIlne' gS7qS5S buyers; June
NuSGS, september, 1855, buyers: Septem-
october. 3.56 sellers; October-Novem-
s52 ';s '''S sellers; November-December, 357
90 nulers December-January $3.50
~ buyers; January-F February, 3.59d36O
.HtIS; FEBRUARY March, 1851, sellers; flu
'LLes closed barely steady.
81 NeW FORK, May 23.-Cotton futures open
-i steady a decline May, 7.06c; June
g3e' July, Ll0c; August Else; September
& - October. 72Sc.
New York, May 2S.-Cotton futures
SSIIosFo barely steady; sales, 332. 800 bales;
LAY, tN'i June. 705; July no. August
tIo' september, 7.20; October, 724; NoVem-
+ n VT, . ,.-G; December, 100; January, 1885,
H%oIuaIy, tiO March. 7.46.
NeE orleans. May 23.-Cotton futures
s,oesa0[ sales. III, 300 bales; May, $50; June
9g ~. q ly, 6.99; August, 7O2; September
n ber' TT0y-7 ~. loO; November, 705; Decem-
New York May 2s.-Riordan & Co. say of
go sJ to-day This was another active
5In I,emarkable day in cotton, the market
rl5nesj point touched in the face of enor-
afto lS hqnidation of long cotton. In the
M e'Iuoon' on reports of better weather in
we south. offerings became more abundant
,b. aeciine of about fourteen points from
7iS, highest followed. August opened at
o13 ,1lVanced to 1850. declined to 716c
tba ' g,oSed at the lowest Of the day. with
IL one barely steady We shall doubt
arsn nave a lively speculation with fire.
f ri.a set backs like that of to-day, but the
r,nsg< OF cotton are so numerous and so
,lrIH' M that very serious break seems
trs,5 We eXpect that the general
4 h,,Jar" prices will be upward and favor
n rallies" Ai'iV9 @il" esAi"s pr'its OIL
NAVAL STORES.
\ nor45 us Iarpentine-Ther was a fair de-
oi'9 '-- ~ the current price, which was I'M
I55-.Sel from yesterdays closing At the
}it1 OF Trade, at the first call The mar