The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-22
COTTON.

IA ooi middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LID
n 355lsne .......................... 1-l6
Il -t- f,7iddliug .........-........... lbs
Il God ordinary ..-.--...-.....''-'.'.' 80
Taiarkct. steady; sales, 26S.
" HTidd1inc same day last year, lS-lbc.
ssvannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Hoceipts this day ..-...............'.'. w
mo dav last year .......-.......... 40
teceipts since Sept. l, 1894, .......... ~, $50
II me time last year III ,6iO
- on hand this day .............. 26.241
Mme day last year .....-.:..-.:.... 5O,zfz
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports -.
Receipts this day ................'''. S'Je0
|hfs day last week ..........-....... 100
ne Ssy last wear .................. 300
Heceipts past four days ..........'. l6'4l6
4 me time last year ..........s..... ~ ~
fotaI receipts since Sept l, 1894, 49,. lSS, SSS
me time last year ................o,ul, 10. z
<+ers al the ports to-day ............ 66,036
&fock same day last year ........... 49l 1888
II DAILY Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Very firm: middling, 9-l6;
In receipts III, sales, l4O; stock, q l99o.
n New Orleans-Firm; middling, 6 9-l6, net
teceipts. 45iS: sales. 900; stock, ,79l.
Manufacturing doing. middling, 6lz; net
Receipts, l6; stock, 1887.
4 Charleston-Fi middling, SIS; net re-
feipts 1876; stock. 29l31
4 mington-Steady; middling, 6ss; net
Receipts >: stock, 1854.
I Norfok-Steady; middling, 62s; net re-
keipts 9S sales. 66; stock, 1907.
baltimore Nominal; middling, Z; net re-
feipts Jas: stock. 1875.
4 New York-Dull; middling. TIC; net re-
feipts 2SS. gross, 3.222; sales, 1904 spin
Boston-Quiet; middiing, rs; net re-
Ielpts 7l3; gross, 1887.
Phiadelphia-Firm middling, 72s; net re-
teipts 10t0; stock. corrected 1853.
VI Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Nery firm; middling, 1916; net
Receipts. 1872 sales, 159 stock, 12014
Memphis-Steady; middling, 6ia; net re
teipts, IS; gross, 20; sales, 1905 stock, 1888
St. Louis-Steady; middling, 6l2; net re
teipts, So; gross, 4Ol; sales, 6l stock, S6,l96.
A Cincinnati-Steady; mddling, ga net re-
cepts. pa; stock. 1929.
Houston-Steadym iddling, s-l6; net re-
ceipts. 2.3l6: sales. 40; stock. s.l65.
Exports Of cotton this day
GalvestOn-To Great Britain, 5,O52
n harleston-CCastwise 1873.
/ NOrfolk-Coastwise 1913.
Baltmore-TO the continent. 200.
n New York-To Great Britain, 1,400; to the
continent, 1872; forwarded, 437.
/ Philadelphia-To Great Britain, l,O2l.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
bay To Great Britain, 7,473; to the conti-
|nent. ZIP.
Il Total foreign exports from all ports thus
tar this week-To Great Britain, 1913; to
France. SSH; to the continent, 9,202.
Total foreign exports since Sept /, lS94-
10 Great Britain, 3,229.2H; to France, 1884,
r; 10 the continent, 2,99l, 729.
Liverpool May 2l.-Whitsuntide holiday,
liverpool Cotton Exchange.
Liverpool May 2l, noOn-Cotton, falf Dus-
hess done: free supply; prices favor buy
b0 bales; American. q 400 bales; specula-
lion and export, 1000 bales; receipts, 5000
|fales; American. $500 bales.
4 Futures opened easy; demand fair;
Emericln middling low middling clause.
Igune-July, 8 40 also 34S, also 3.46; July Au-
. gust, 30 also 3.49. also 347; August-Sep-
fember, 3.5l. also $50, also 3,49, also S.4S;
eptember-Otober. 322, also S.3l. also S.49
Professionalism $50; observation-disclosures
Der 3A also 1853, also 3.5l; January-Feb-
Eruary, 3.56, also 1853; futures quiet but
Steady at the decline.
filing, fair, 43sd; good middling, S15-l6d
bow middling, 21-32d good ordinary
4 Z 1929; ordinary, 3 11-32d. Futures, May
%, sellers: May-June, 3.45, sellers; June
4July, 345 buyers; July-August, 346d3.H.
'fellers; August-Septemb 3.47QS.4S, buy
+ers; September- October g. 1898. AZ, sellers
\ October November, 3.49Q3.50, sellers; No
Iember-December, $50 buyers; December
I592, value; February March, $685. buyers;
FUTURES closed quiet.
New York May 81, noon.-Cotton futures
opened weak; May $500; June, 6.S6c; July,
694e August, 700c; September, lose; Octo-
Der 707c.
New York. May 21.-Cotton futures closed
'steady; sales, 278,000 bales; May, 6.95c; June
y s5c; July $3.50; August, lose; September,
.gceem1ber; 72llc; January, 7.2Gc; February,
New Orleans. May Election futures
steady, sales 106, 800; May. 6.72c: June, 6.74c;
h MY, oslo; August, 6S6c; September 6,S5c;
: october, este; November, 6.SSc; December,
isle; January, 1860.
New York, May 21-Riordan & Co. say
OF cotton to-day: THE Liverpool report
today we find very disappointing 70 the
puls and our opening was at a decline of
auoQi I'VE points. Heavy selling to take
If2Ats followed anG august, which had
500 on the call at cAnts, declined further
on large transaction to $3.50 But in the
SSIIerjnoon, the timid longs having liqui-
oa 53 their holding prices began to harden
anu gradually regained all of the ten
g ION. loss that had taken place. The close
a. steady at about the highest prices,
.9t being bid for August. the same as
Yesterday. The readiness with which the
tFl5rket absorbed the large offerings in the
rT,i;eenoon and the rrAdity with which
Fl ICES advanced when @le offerings ceased
~ 1ne best evidence of the quiet strength
80. ine investment. Liverpool may not
80 o' Z, come TO the rescue of the bears as
Sle did this morning.