The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

The following were the official spot quo
I tatiOns. at the close of the market, az the
/ regular call, al p. m, at the Cotton Tx
I change, to-day:
/ Good mldullng Observation-Disclosures.
Middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Low middling Observation-Disclosures. 1-l6
Good ordinary l-l6
/ Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Market firm; sales. 243
Niiddling same day last year. 67sc.
savannah receipts, exports and stocks:
/ Iteceipts this day ....-.........-..-.... 19S
/ same day last year ................... 267
/ Receipts since Sept. ]. 1894 .......... 927. 500
Same time last year ...................9 43, Cos
I Stock on hand this day ............... PATS
/ Same day last year ....... ............. p, S53
Receipts and stocks al the ports
/ Receipts this day .................... 29l3
! This day last week ................. 3Sl6
This. This day last year .......;....... ,276
Same time last year .................5,78 2, 553
/ Stock at the ports to-day ........... 542 557
/ stock same day last year ............ ass. i27
Daily movement al other ports
Galveston-Holiday; net receipts. Isl ;
/ stock, 20, 799.
New Orleans-steady: middling., revised,
rs; net receipts, 1852; sales, $50; stock. 1874,
/ 096.
Mobre-Firm; middlng, 6a4; net receipts,
q sales 90; stock 1927
Charleston-Strong; middling 6fe; net re-
| ceipts, 81; sales, none; stock. 1908.
1.Sl3.
Norfolk-Firm; middlng. ga: net re-
/ ceipts. 50; sales. 1903, stock 1871.
Baltimore-Quiet; middlng, 8-l6; stock,
New York-Duu: middling. 7ss: net re-
eeipts, none; gross, S,6l2; sales, none; stock,
/ 2l6,S56
Boston-Dun; middling. $40; net re-
| cepts, 339
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, ~; net
| receipts, 10: stock, 1858
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet; mddlng, Z; net receipts,
/ g. sales, 234; stock, r. ia.
| Memphis-Steady middling, So: net re
ceipts 20: gross 152; sales, 70; stock, 1Si, 449
! St Louis-Firm; middling, 1915; net re-
ceipts, 66; gross 54l: sales, nonei STOCK
/ 81, 667.
Houston-Qulet; middling, 6 11-16; net re-
! ceipts, 235; sales, none; stock, $50.
Exports of cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $50; to
| France, $50: TO the continent 100; coast
| Mobiie-Coastwise 469.
| rleston-Coastwise III.
/ Norfolk-To the continent, zoos; coast
New York-To Great Britain. COB; for
| warded, 537.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
| day and thus far this week To Great Brit
ain, 6,693: to France, 100; to the continent
! Total foreign exports since Sept '94.-To
| Great Britain, 3.257 426; to France, 76i,T5;
| TO the continent, 2305,94.
New Orleans, May 25.-Correction.-De-
| duct from exports to Great Britain since
! Sept. I, 556 bales; from exports to France %
bales, and add to exports to the continent
80 bales.
| fnand moderate; prices hardening; Ameri-
/ can middling, 27-32d; sales, 500 bales
! American, 800 bales; speculation and ex-
/ port 500 bales; receipts, none.
! Futures opened steady; demand fair;
| June and July, 3.5lM3 .5203.54d; July and
August, 3.5SqS: 54Q3:554S 56d; August and
September, S:54q3; 52aS 56a5old; Septem-
| Der and October, 3.5503. SD; October and
! November, 3.55u3. 560S5Sd; November and
! December g. 560r3 57d3. 5SM3.59d; December
nd To i February.
! 3.59d Futures firm at the advance.
Liverpool May %, p. m.-Cotton Amer
| lean middling, sgd; May, 3.55di3.56d buyers
May and June, 3.55@3 SD buyers; June and
| July, 3.56d sellers; July and August 3.57d
buyers; August and September. 3.5Sd buy
| ers; September and October 3.59d buyers;
| October and November, 3.59u3. sod buyers
/ November and December, 3.60d36ld value;
| December and January 3.6lqS.62d sellers;
| January and February, 3.62u363d; Febru-
| airy and March, 3.63GS64d sellers. Fut-
| ures closed firm; American middling fair;
4 Used; good middling, 1-32d; low mid
| ding, 334d; good ordinary, S9sd; ordinary,
New York, May %, noon.-Cotton flu
lures opened barely steady June, 7.13c;
| July, 7.22c; August, 7.25c; September, .S3c;
| October, 7.34c.
New York, May 25-4 p. motion fut-
7,lic; June 712c; July, Use; August, 72lc;
| September 72Sc; October, 732c; Novem-
Der, 7.35c; December 7.SSc; January, 7.43c;
| February, 7.47c; March, 753c
New Orleans, May 25-Cotton futures
quiet and firm; sales, 1850; May and June,
s,9Sc;- July. 6.0Sc; August; LOSc; Septem-
! December, 7.l0c; January 714c
New York May 25.-The total visible sup
| ply of cotton for the world is g. 49, 752 bales,
of which 1851, 552 bales are American,
against 5T bales and 2,Sil,377 bales
| respectively last year; receipts of cotton
| this week at all interior towns - S07 bales
| receipts from the plantations, $500 bales
! crop in sight, 9.5l2 765 bales
| New York, May 25.-Riordan & Co s re-
| view of cotton for the past week: "A week
OF great activity and lively fluctuations in
cotton closed to-day, with prices only about
| points below the highest point yet reach
| ed and with the tone of the market steady.
| Influenced probably by the bad weather
| report of the Financial Chronicle cabled
| hence, Liverpool advanced sharply to-day
| August selling on the call at 7.2Sc but
| large speculative holdings were thrown
| upon the market and prices We're forced
| down to 723c for August. After some
| nervous fluctuations between these prices
| August closed at l.2ic. Wednesday next
| will be notice day for June deliveries and
| many think that there will be heavier
| tenders than the market can stand. This
| fear may tend to depreSs prices somewhat
| on Monday, but the bad start that the I'M
seasonable weather has undoubtedly given
! to the crop, strengthens our confidence in
! the market irrespective of the fluctuations
| of the moment, and we think that pur-
| chases upon declines are reasonably Ger
! tain to be profitable. But while we expect
| the general course of prices to be upward
! the market probably will be sensitive and
subject to frequent reactions. We there
| fore advise the acceptance of moderate
| profits on advance"
NAVAL STORES.
| Spirits Turpentine-There was a strong
| demand for the days receipts, and factors
| were open for the highest bids Sales
were made at &c, 27isc. 27l4c and 271aA and
! the entire offerings were finally disBosed
! of. The situation a present is ehcourag-
! ing to the factors, who expect that higher
| prices will prevail shortly The spirited
! demand at present however. is said to be
| Caused by short orders which have 10 be
| filled, and that. the expected large re-
/ ceipts of June. will freely supply the cur
1 rent demand. and perhaps slightly weaken
/ the tone of the market
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