The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-07

,rfr-- The cotton market was null anu
z, ---sr-ed. with an easy tone at unchanged
.-f-ee There were no sales reported.
~ general wholesale markets were fairy
o-,s for the beginning of the week. and
1 -eas we're steady and unchanged. The
4 -iror-e resume OF the different ma
- url how the tone and the latest
4vo-7tons at the close to-day:
COTTON.
4 Another day Of dullness was had in the
- SCOT market. The receipts were
men and offerings light, There was
+,ssrlaf was easy. There were no sales
+lnCr--d ON Change at the regular call,
IN o'clock p. m, the quotations were
tasy and unchanged
Tho following were the official spot quo
4afions at the close of the market at the
fotton Exchange to-day:
Zoos middhng ...-.-.-....-.......-- % y-lb
1EidlinE .-.-.-.....-..-+...-.,6 OLD
i ow middHug ...............-.-........-6
q ood ordinary ....''......--..-...'.'-'.
-llnaly 80: coles nore
a Sa3 Island-The market continued quiet,
him small offerings. and the tone steady
1 the following quotations:
I~boice Ga S and Fla .16Gl6i5
fFxfra fne Gas and Fla's. full.15
fEvtra me Gas and Fla. 5. scant. 10
Pine Ga s and Fla s :.-..-.......ll&
MEDIUM fine Gas and Fla. 's........ u0llh
Medium Gas and f1a-s .--.--..- lN1 lNl,
1 savannah Receipts. Exports and Stocks:
EeCeipts this day. IA
4 ame day last year. .................. l26
Receipts since Sept. 1, lS9i.-..........92 800, 3i4
Exports, coastwlse, this day. ....... 1,542
Stock on hand this day.............. 2l,l2o
Same day last year.......-.-. ........ z6, 4S9
A Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day........-......... S,S5S
This day last week................... $3.50
This day last year........-.......... 1909
Receipts past three days............ 15,4H
Same time last year......-.......... s, 400
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1894. I70I ~
Same time last year. ................5,l26 400
Stock at the ports to-day. 636, 1896
Stock same day last year.......-... 033, 93l
Daily Movement at Other Ports
II ston-Quiet; middling, ga net re-
cepts, 2l34; sales, 25l; stock, 33,0l5.
1 New Orleans-Quiet; middling, 5-16;
net receipts. $50; gross, S,7l0; sales, 1000;
Mo6ne-Quiet middling. e1s net re-
cepts. 93; sales. -; stock, 1858.
Il rleston-Steady; Nmiddling, Ga; net
Receipts, -; sales, u; stock SO,967
i Wilmington-Quiet; middling, ga; net
receipts, 10: sales, -; stock, l5,lsS.
a Norfolk-Quiet middling. 6 5-16; net re-
eepts. 33S; gross, =; sales. 247; stock,
n 253
4 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, SIS; net
Receipts, none gross, 45o; sales, none;
Stock, 1865
4 New York-Quiet; middling. 1916; net
Receipts, 53l: gross. ,464 sales, 6,S6l; spin
rers, 81; stock 224, 469
4 Boston-Easy; middling, 1916 net re-
eeipts loo; gross, l,227; sales, r.; stock,
4 Phnadelphia-stead middling, LIS;
1et receipts, 44S; gross, 80; sales, -; stock
4 Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Easy; middinS, 69s; net re-
reipts, s.; sales, 8; stock 1886.
Memphis-Quiet; middling, 5-l6; net
|rCeiUtS. a23. gross. S2l. sales. 500. stock
II oi9. ''-' ''''
n ST Louts-Quiet; middling, 6i4; net re
cepts, a; gross 1,26l; sales, 600; stock
a Cmcinnati-steady middling, 6ls; net
n ceipts. 1875; sales, %; stock, S,99i
Houst,oIn.--Quiet; mliddling. 6A;, net re-
N Exports of Cotton This Day
Calves On-Coastwise 1886.
niobile-COastwise 200.
Savannah-Coastwise 1.542.
arlestOn-Coastwise, 9.
#Norfolk-To the continent. 1000; coast
New York-To Great Britain, 5,81s; to
Dc continent, 1906; forwarded, $50.
81 Boston-To Great Britain, 27S
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day To Great Britain, 1884; to the con-
Inent. 6.4G5.
1Total foreign exports from all ports thus
I'm this week To Great Britain, 1l,74l
ID France. none; to the continent, 6,4O5
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1894:
M to the continent. 2,244, 44O.
liverpool May 6, noon-Cotton; demand
r. r: prices favor buyers; American mid
0ing, l9-32d; sales, 10000 bales; Amerl-
"a 400 bales; speculation and export
90 bales; receipts, 2l,C00 bales; American
~ 200 bales.
FIXTURES opened easier; demand moder-
afe; American middlng low middling
clause. May-June, 3.32: June-July, 3.35;
Wly-August, 1874; August-September 1856
q $50 3.35; October November, 3.S8 Novem-
10 NsNa nrraY
an. Futures quiet but steady at the de-
dine. Tenders 400 bales new dockets.
II p. m.-American middling fair, o-32d
bod middlng, 25-32d; low middlins,
81 7-l6d good ordinary. 5-l6d; ordinary,
a I'd. Futures: May. 3.326l3.33; May-June
432d3S SO sellers; June-July, 1888 buyers
Ally-August, 3.S4@3.35 sellers; August-Sep-
II mber. 3.S503.36 buyers; September-Octo-
Der, 3.S6d3.37 buyers; October November
7G3.3S buyers. Observation-Disclosures, 33S
n 80 buyers; December-January, 3.S9n3.4 40
Buyers; January February, 3.40Q3.41 buy
rs; February March, 3.42 value. Futures
a losed quiet but steady.
e New York, May 6, noon.-Cotton futures
fpened STEADY at decline: May une,
4 soc; July 654c; August, 6.ogci september o per
ember. 676c; January 6.s2c; February,
SEC; March, 6.92c.
q New York, May 6, p. m.-Cotton futures
losed steady; sales 124,6oo bales; May $3.50;
j inc, 655c; July. 6.60c; August. 6.65c; Sep
4 mber, 6.6Sc; October, SIZE; November,
81 76c; December, 6.S2c January, 6.s7c Feb
lary, 6.92c; May, 6.97c.
New Orleans. May 6.-Cotton futures
Quiet and steady; sales, $1,000 bales; May,
20c, June. 6.23c; july. 6.32c: August 6.S7c;
september, 6.39c; October, 6.41c; Novem>
Der, 6.44c; December, 64sc; January, 6.52c.
a New y ork, May 6.-Riordan q Co, say
"a cotton to-day: Liverpool broke sharp
n to-day and on the opening our market
followed suit August sold on the call at
6p9c. bat first prices were the lowest
q the day. From the outset there were
nore buyers than sellers and values
slowly but steadily improved. In the
afternoon August had sold up to sec. AT
tte last call there was a recession or
about point, but the close was STEADY,
Will August at 6.6566.66c. The course Of
AlVerpoOl is thought to depend largely
MOI the outcome of the dispute between
Eussla and Japan. Even in the face of
- Liverpool decline the bears to-day
We're afraid to sell short The cotton sold
"a the early trading came only from tired
SC exhausted bulls. We believe no.
eody viii be hurt who buys cotton on
weak spots"
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS Turpentine-There was a steady
business doing, and all of the offerings
Fere freely taken at the current quota