The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-08
COTTON.

al the regular call, at CLOCK, the mar
kst was buneuned easy and unchanged.
with sales of 79 bales.
Tho following were the off1cial spot quo
fatiors al the close or the market at the
cotton Exchange to-day;
Good middling ...............'...'.....6 9-l6
Ni7fling ..---.s..-.--..- % OLD
Low middling ........---...........-..--
Good ordinary ........-....-...-..-.-..
Market easy; sales, 70.
savannah Receipts. Exports and Stocks
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures 652
Same day last e2r.................... 800
Receipts since Sept. j, l6S4............ S2l, COS
Same time last year. ......-.....-.....9 3l,Il9
Stock on hand this day............... $3.50
Same day last year...............-.... 21,32)
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day. .-.'.''...''.'.'... 1g'S2
This day last week-......-.......... lLl9S
This day last year .;....-'--.'.'.'... d'56S
Receipts past four days............. @, 1875
Same time last year.................. Il, S33
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1894. ..IIl6,lC3
Same time last year. .;;...-.........5 l5Q' SSi
Stock at the ports to-day......-.... 63i. $50
Stock same day last year........... 5S4,961
Daily Movement at Other Ports
alveston-Steady; middling, 50; net re-
ceipts, 1867; sales, 29S; stock, 30, 49S
New Orleans-Quet; middling. S-16
net receipts, 1901; gross, 4,725; sales, 2'0OO
NSbiie|Quiet; middling, 6ls: net re-
ceipts. IS; sales 500; stock, 14,2ll.
CharlestOu-Stead middling, 6A; net
receipts, -9s stock 30G9l.
Wilmingto n-Steady; middling, 6h; net
Norfoik~Dun; middling. 6 sic; net re-
ccirts, 2Z3; sales, 1lS; stock, 2l,700.
altimore-Nominal; middling, 65s; net
receipts, l052; gross, BIOS; stock, l4,255
New Nork-Quiet middling, 1916; net
receipts, LII; gross, 1901; sales, l,44O
spinuers, 4i0; stock, 22S,35i
Boston-Quiet; middhng, 1916; net re-
Ceipts, 1.3i5; gross, ,469.
Philadelphia-Dull; middling, 1-l6; net
receipts. 1f9; stock, 1879.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Ansusta-Quiet; middling. SIS; net re-
cepts, 36; sales ISL; stock, 1871.
Accomplishments; middling, 5-l6i net re-
ceipts. 1913; gross, $50; sales, 2f713.
st. Louis-Quiet; middling. 81 net re-
cepts, 2SS; gross, 97S; sales, 25S; stock,
Cincinnati-Qulet; middling, 6lb; net re-
ceipts 1.7O4: stock 10,4O7.
Houston-Quiet: middling, 81; net re-
cepts, l,332 sales, IL; stock, II, $40.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To the continent, 5S4
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $500;
coastwise. 3075.
Mobile-Coastwise 425.
CharlestOn-Coast $50.
Norfolk-To the continent. 5.523.
New York To Great Britain, 2745;
France, lo34 continent. 1888; forwarded,
Total foreign exports from all ports 10
d9y-To Great Britain, S,545; to France,
1854; to the continent, $40
Total foreign exports from all ports
mus far this Week-To Great Britnin, 30
-; to France, 1904; to the continent, 49,
Total foreign exports since Sept /. 1894
10 Great Britain, S,160s64; to France,
'o4l5o to the continent, 2,253, $40.
London, May Z, noon.-Cotton demand
moderate al unchanged prices; American
mddlng, 9-l6d; sales, 5000 bales Ameri-
can, $50 bales; speculation and export
500
Futures opened steady; demand poor;
47 ,iIl 4, milddling low middling clause:
June-Ju ly, 3.35; July-August, 3.36, also 1886;
Sugust-September, 3.37; September-Octo-
Der 5.9S; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40; De-
Gemper-January, S.41. Futures now quiet,
bqt steady at the advance.
Liverpool, May Z, p. m.-Cotton Amer
ican mlddlins, low middling clause: May,
49, go; May-June. 1888 sellers; June-July, 1888
43.3i buyers; July-August 3346t3. 35 buyers;
August-September, 1886 sellers; September
october. 5S7 buyers; October November,
30 buyers; November-December, 3.39 buy
vaSi RIsGie(mlber-January $40 buyers; Jan
vary ebruary 3.4 buyers; February
march, S42 buyers. Futures closed quiet
but steady
New York May Z, noon.-Cotton futures
cteHeq quiet at decline: May, 663c; June,
e's9c; July, 6.56c; August, 6.62c; September,
o'o9c' october, 670c; November, 6.73c; De-
eSooooeI, olsc; January, oslo; February,
o'SSc; March, 6.93c.
New York May Z D. u-Cotton futures
SIosea easy; sales, $500 bales; May, $500;
Suhe' pole; July, 6.56c; August, G.62c;
eSSpteL1ber, 6.65c; October, 670c; November,
NC; December 6S0c; January, 6.S5c; Feb
fIary, 690c; March, 695c
view orleans, May 7.-Cotton futures,
STEADY; sales, $4,000 bales. May, SIZE; June,
go 5oC, july 6l3c; August, 6.37c; September,
80, october, 6.41c; November, 6.45c; De-
NeIIllper b45c; January, 6.52c.
NNteW YORK, Nav 7.-Riordan & Co. say of
oGg' tpin to-day: THE bulls were disappoint-
- Olls morning to find that the submission
~ Japan to Russia's demands had not
Literally advanced prices in Liverpool.
IL-,e nrst prices here were few points
UmeF IMAM yesterdays closing bids. Au-
5osl opened at 6.62c, advanced to 666c
,Sc4lHed TO 6.6lc, and closed at 6.62c with
o.t tone easy. There was hardly any Ii
SLuatlon and nobody seemed to care to
81 snort. but On the other hand the at
otS1ae Of Liverpool was too apathetic to
courage buying, consequently the day
80 a very dull one, with the trading
LidIhiV local. The bears say that the steam
TTSgtHIg out of the market, it must go down.
Inc pulls retort by saying that cotton
~ sun cheap, that the outlook is for
greatly reduced crop and year of bust
ntss activity. and that every decline is
aT-yTe 10 be followed by a sharp recovery.
ne bears seem to recognize the strength
VI me bull argument for they do not dare
10 sell shorts"