The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-03


The cotton market was very quiet. there
being no demand. Prices remained I'M
changed with the demand very light. The
general wholesale markets were fairly
active. with prices steady and unchanged
The following resume of the different
markets will show the tone and the quo
tations at the close to-day;
COTTON.
The usual summer dullness appears to
be IN on hand. There was scarcely anV
demand in the spot market At the co..
ton exchange at the regular call at !
o'clock the market was bulletined Quiet
and steady and unchanged.
The following were the official SPOT quo
tations al the close Of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middlng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9-16
Mlddllhs ....-.-....-..-...-. q 5-i6
Low middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good ordinary ..........................5
Market quiet and steady: sales. 100
Middling same last year. l5-16c
Sea lslandS-Hhe market was quiet The
quotations remained unchanged as fol-
lows.
Choice Gas and Fla. s......... 1s61eiL
Extra fine Ca s and Fla. s. full. l5
Extra fine Ga S and Fla. s. scant u
Fine Gas and Fla.'s .............11at
Medium fine Ca S and Fla. 's........11dliiS
Medium Ga. s and Fla s ......-... 1OGlOl4
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks:
Receipts this day ...................... e1s
Same day last ear................. 947
Receipts since Sept l, 1S94.......s..9lS.6 js
Same time last year.............. q29 4T9
Exports. cOastwise, this day.. -
Stock on hand this day............ So 70S
Same day last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % SOs
Receipts and Stocks at the ports
This day last week ................. 11106
This day last year .............. 4165
Receipts past six days ............ IS Og3
Same time last year ............... 25192
Total receipts since sept. l, 81 ..7,ss3,578
Stock et the ports to-day ....... $50 $50
stock same day last year ........... SCI $50
Receipts this week last year
Saturday. .935 Wednesday. 3452
Monday -.-......1S9l T Thursday. w.. 4 165
Tuesday ........ 5,iSe Friday .......,. ..16. 300
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalVeston-Holiday; sales, Az stock, 40
7s7.
New Orleans-Firm: middIing. S-l6:
net receipts. 2S2l; sales, 4. 100: stock PAL 723.
Mobile-Quiet; middling. 6Is; net receipts,
49, sales 200; stock. corrected. 800.
Charleston-Quiet middling, Ga; net re-
Ceipts, 442; stock 33,63S
WilmingtOn-Quiet; middling, 81 net re-
ceipts, z stock. 1876
Norfolk-Quiet; middling. 615-16. net re-
Ceipts, al, sales, 12f; stock p, 1O1
BaltimOre-Nominal: middliag, Ga:
gross, SIS; stock, 15.G1l.
New York--Quiet; middling, s 1916;
gross, as sales, 1851; spinners, 81; stock.
Boston-steady; middling. 1915; net re-
ceipts, S04; gross 500
alphabetically middling, rs net
receipts. 347; stock, 1857
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Nominal; middling, So; net re-
ceipts, q: sales. SIS; stock 1883
Memphis-Quiet; middling S 1916; net re-
celpts. 20; sales, $50: stock, 31.2s1.
St Louis-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
oeIpts, Is, gross, SO; stock, 42,147
Cincinnati-Steady; middling 65s net
receipts, LOIS; stock, 1859
Houston-Steady: middling. 614 net re-
eelpts, SO; sales. 1888; stock 1205O.
Exports of Cotton This Day
lveston-Coastwise. 1852.
Mobile-Coastwise 22l.
Savdnnah-Ccast wise. %.
Charleston-Coas twise S02
Norfolk-CoastWise. S13.
aNewe YorkITo France. 200; continent
S,sSS; forwarded, As
Boston-To Great Britain. 1881.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To Great Britain, 1881; to France
A@. to the continent. 3,9SS.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: To Great Britain.
49995; to France, 2,41S; TO the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. /. 1884,
no Great Britain, 1927 ,S59; to France. 49,
"a; to the continent, 2,25o SO.
Liverpool May ,. 12:3o D. m.-Cotton
demand fair; prices hardening; Ameri-
can middling. 4 3-15d sales 1900 bales
american. 10000 bales; speculation ana
American.
Futures opened steady: demand fair:
fnlQ0llng clause
May-June, 1874 also 1856; June-July, 3.Si,
also S.35; July-August 336; Aueust-Sep-
Lemoer, $50, also 1857 also 33S also 339;
September-October 3.37. also .3S; October
November, 3.39; November December. & 10.
also 3.42; December-January 342; Jan
.s y-February' 3:i3. Futures steady at
p. m.--,American middling. fair. 4 1920;
eooq mlddllng, 25-S2d; low middling, sgd,
5000 ordinary, 32s; ordinary 8 3-16d
Futures-May, 1886; May-June 1856; Junes
July, 5.31 sellers; July-August, 3.3S buyers;
August September 3.99; September-Octo-
Der. 34bG8.4l; October-N overnber. 3E6
3.42 buyers; November December' z 42G53 a.
December-January, 3.46: January Febru-
airy, S45; February-M March. 3.46 buyers
FUTURES closed very steady.
New York, May 3, Noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened firm. May $500: June 662c;
July 6,61e; August, 6.72c; September 67Sc;
per, csc; January, 6.92c; February, $3.50.
New York-Cotton futures closed steady;
sales, 900 bales; May, 673; June, 664;
July, 6.69; August, 6.74; September SIS;
october, 6.79; November. 6.S4 December
55.66s' January, 6.95; February, 100; March.
New Orleans. May 2,-Cotton futures
STEADY; sales, $500 bales. May, 62}c;
September, e.46c October. 6.l8c; Novem3
Der, csc; December, 6.57c; January 6.71c
New York, May 2-Riordan & Co say of
Sottoh to-day: Liverpool regained to-
DAY what she lost yesterday and our mar
ket, freed from the incubus of too much
long cotton; also rebounded sharply. Au-
eust opened at sic, points higher than
gesterday's closing, advanced further to
o,'c and closed at 6.74c with the tone
steduy: The rather favorable weather re-
ports from the south checked the disposi-
tLlon 10 buy Many of the bulls who
nought at the low prices of yesterday took
their profits to-day. The market remains
very sensitive and will probably follow the
iedo OF Liverpool tomorrow. But, ire
spectlve OF the fluctuations of the mo-
ment we look for higher prices and on
every break we advise buying"
NAVAL STORES.
spirits Turpentine-There was a good
usmand, which took up about all of the
NIerlngs. Ihe price was unchanged. and