The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18

kseeeipts This. Week Last Year
49, ~ ----- --s-5- Wednesday - Z24
4T5 ,Sasasy Ioi Thursday .......2Z55
-TSssay -------.-4,5l2 Friday ........6 "a
gdily movement al other ports
tlalNesJon- Firm; middling. 6 SIC: net re-
Del,ls, ~ sales, 80; stock. 81 PAS
New orlea Unsteady: midIlinr e--re-
net receipts, l.o5l; sales l,I50; stock. pa
Mobile-Dun; middling. 1916. net re-
celpts, Ia stock. To- iS3.
Charleston-Firm: middIing. e1t. net re-
celpts, 3. stock p. $50
" imlngtOn-Firm- mildlinn g.. net re-
celpts, = stock, HIS.
NOrfOlk-Firm. mildIiur ezs- net 70
cVlpls. a. sales. 81; stock. 1S2l3.
Haltimore-Nominal: middling 67s: net
receipts, $50 gross. 453; stock l4.057
NeW Aork-Quiet. midding. CTz. net re-
SS1Taigss' hone' gross, 81; sales 5l4; stock.
Boston-Dun; middnng. 61s-l6; net re-
celpts, l,5lS- gross. 2125.
Fhiladelphia-Firm: middling, rs. net re-
celpts, 49, stock. IS. S26
Daily movement at interior towns
August a-Qutet, midGilng. 65s. net re-
ceipts, y; sales. ll9: stock l2l64
Mcmphis-Quiet; middling. sic: net re-
ceipts, - gross %; sales, 325; stock, 20,
St. Louis-Quiet: middling. 6 5-1s: net re-
ceipts, PIP: gross, 2lZ; sales, 7S5; stock, 81.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middiing. 6ls; net re-
eelp1s, ~. gross, ~; stock, u,0Sl.
HOustOn-Stcady: middling; 5-16: net re-
eeipts, 6l6i gross Gle; sales, 50; stock, =
81
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 40i7; con-
tinent l0.0SO.
New Orleans-Coastwise POO
Observation-Disclosures. 146.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Norfo d-o Great Britain 1903; CONT
nent. 2,92O.
day-To Great Britain, 5,95e; to the conti-
nent, l63l9
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Iar this Week-TO Great Britain, H.S55. to
France. 7,769; to the continent % 043
Total foreign exports since Sept l, 1885,
10 Great Britain, 3,2lL3lS 20 France, 75L-
$40; to the continent. 2292. 81.
Liverpool, May L. noon.-Cotton. mod
crate business done; prices hardening;
American middling 3 5l-S2d sales, 12.0O0
bales all American; speculation and ex-
port, 500 bales; receipts, 10000 bales; Amer
lcan, ~ 500 bales
Futures opened strong, demand fair;
American middling low mddling clause:
June-July, S.4l, also sac; July-August. 3.42
a3.43; August-Septembe 343. also 3.4iG
S,45q3.46; October November, 346; Novem-
s8eag e f,,t1I' az Janua ,
Tenders 30 bales new dockets.
4 p. m.-Futures steady; American mid
ding fair, 5-l6d; good middlng, sgd;
low middling, 1921 good ordinary,
l5-32d; ordinary, 3 9-32d.
Futures: May. 3.4l@342 buyers; May
June, 34la3:4z buyers; June-July, 3.42 sell
a
September. 3.4 buyers; September-O cto-
Der, g. As buyers: October-NoVember 3. Sc
buyers; NOVember-D December, 34I buyers;
December-January, 3.4S buyers; January
February. $40 buyers; February March,
$50 buyers. Futures closed very steady.
New York. May 1T-CottOn futures
opened firm; May, .6.66c; June, 6.69c; July,
6.74c; August, Csc; September. 6.S5c; Octo-
Der, 6.S9c.
New York. May 17.-Cotton futures
closed strong; sales, 213.400 bales; May,
6.Sl; June, 6.19; July, 6.Si; August, 6S9;
September, 693; October, Cos: November,
7.O3; December, 7OS; January, 7l3; Feb
ruary. lis; March, 7.23.
New Orleans May 7-CottOn futures
firm; sales 1880 bales: May, $50; June,
6.5S; July. 664; August, $50; September,
6.6S October, $50; November, 6.73; De-
cember gu; January $50; February,
SIS
New York, May 17.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton to-day. Cotton had an upward
whirl to-day and the bulls are hopeful that
next week VIII see all the months selling
well above cents. Private advices from
Liverpool are very encouraging as to trade
and kilograms from the south report that
the damage by the recent cool spell turns
out to have been far more serious than has
been supposed. August opened al Csc, adj
vanced 10 g. SIC, where it halted for a while.
In the last hour, however the demand in
creased and August made a further adj
vance to 6.90c. The close was strong with
August at 6.S9G6 SOC. The feeling this af
ternoon IS more than ever and the bears
look gloomy and have little TO say