The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-16


Low mlleu1g ------.------- ------------
cod Ordinary --.-.-----.-- .----------
Or1irarT --.--....--. -----.--------
esrsrrsf T.1-s..-fa Elp9rts and s-0-1r.
RecelpfF this dag -.----.--.---.- ~
Same day last year -......------ -. -
FareIrfa since Sept. q l,ai ---.--.- 80
SANE time 41sr ff1r ----.. .-.-.----- ~
Frporfs coaaf1ase. this day .---...-- q
STOCK or hand chs dag ..------------ =.
1870 ana sfsckr ar he bor-s-
F.erelpts this day .--.---------..---- 80
Thls DAY last week -.---.-----.----- 49,
THIS dar last year --..-.-.-----.-.--' -
Receipt past lFe days --..---------- $3.50
Sane tine lssf year ..--...-- -.-- = ~
Total receipts since Sept q. l-si-.-- . l.-.-es-
same time last year ..------.---. --7' q -
stock ~ me porte To-Day .-------..-.
stock same aay laef year..--,.. --.--. tsssi
Receipts This Wee Last year ~,
Saturday ...-...-z.l.L " cane s4ay .---'--t
Monday -....s--.f .l9i Lflfs-ay ..------ =
Tuesday-. ....-..f .5l4 FRIDAY ..----.-.-- e,sss
DAILY Movement ~ Dther Port
C5alveaton-Firms ni14.lnf, go net re-
ceipts. ~. sales 49, stock. 5-f3.
Sew Orieana- Flrm. mldliiuE. gsc- net
receipts. 80 gross. 81, salea. z,t' SOCK
STc,ft,e-c,uiet. raiddllng. s1-1sc. net re-
ceipfa lf sales. fss stock. ltlll
charlest0n--Flrrn midding. gsc, net
receiDts. 2. stock. 80. .,..-. ......-
WfimingtOri- steady rni41ArH, |sei net
receipts. 2. stock. l-.sZ3
NorfOlk-SfeadV nl14An8 z y-l9c, net
receipts. 81. sales, -, STOCK. it,li5
BaltlmOre-N Nominal, mi11llrH. b'sc. net
receipta. none, gross. l.ze. sales. aones
afock 1900
New York-Duli. miadllng. cfg-isc. net
receipts none gross. lyi sales. ~, ayiu-
uerE. %. stock, zltlls
Boston-Quiet. middMng. sls-lsc. net re-
ceipts. 100. gro1s. 1875.
philadelp hia-Fira. mi1duug l-lSc-
net receipts. % gross. llf1. stock. l5,p1-
Daily Movement "A Interior Towna-
Augasta-Buyers ana sellers apart. mid
ding. 90. net receipts. % saiea. q,
Memphia- quiet. middnng, SIC; net re-
ceipts, IN sales ~, stock. - sll
81 Jouia-Qplet. mi1liing. C4c. net re-
5sgls.
cincinnati-steaay; middling. gzc; net
receipts ~. sales, y stock. l1l@.
HouEton-Quiet; middling Ci4c; net re-
ceipts. 80: sales. ~, stock, s.ll7
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Observation-Disclosures. g.
New Orleaus-COas wise, 1,173
Mobile ,0astWlae, 49,
EaVannah--f iOastwise. g.
New YOrk-To Great Britain 2.s77. con-.
Ducut 81. forwarded. 81.
BoHtOn--TO Great Britain, 3E23
Total foreign exports from an ports To-
~ Great Britain. e.7os. to the continent.
Total foreien exports from an ports
thus Tar this week. To Great Britain
49, 70 France. Hfss' 10 the continent.
Total foreign exports since Sept /. ~.
70 Great Britain 51D.ll3. 10 France.
90 H5 70 the continent. Z275.gs3
Liverpool. May -. nOOn-Cotton demand
moderate. prices unchanged: American
tiniddling, 1921 sales; 5000 bales. Amer
lean, 100 bales. speculation and export
b9 bales. receipts 1900 bales: American
BOO bales.
Futures opened steady with
ding low middling clause: Nav
gune, ~. June-July, 81; Juiy-Auguat.
Sss' August September. $40; Septemblr-
October, 81. October November. 842: No
ycfnbcr-December, 3D: Dcceinber-Japt-
ary IN January february. Q f5 Tuftfrse.
STEADY a. the advance. Tenders at to-
and 90 bales old dOckets
y. m.--Amerioan middlinR fair. 4 7-s2d
good middlinR, 2 25-3zd low middling SD
good ordinary. I'D ordinary, 3 9-lGd. MAY.
J.S7Nl3.S8, May-June. 3.37fiS IS sellers. June
July, ds; July-AuguRt, A3g buyers. An
gust-september S.4005.4i sellers septeu-
ber-October, 34lft342 sellers. October Mo-
vcmbcr. 3.42 buyers; November Dccerpbe-
3,43 buyers. December-January 34l sell
ersi January February, 3E value. ffcb-
ruary-March, 3f6 buyers. Futures closed
quiet.
New York. May Is. noon.-Cotton futures
opened firm May, GGlc. June, G5sc; july
s.sic: August, 6bgc' September. G.5lc, DC
New York. May 15.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady; sales 5000 bales:
May. 6.Mc; June. G55c; July GG0c: Au-
gust, 6.G5c. September. $3.50; October
674c; November 67sc. December, G.s3e
January. 6.ssc; February G.9jc March.
New Orleans. May i5-cotton futures
steady; sales. 29,l0O bales: May G3ic:
June, 6.3lc; July, sac; August-septombe
and October, 6.4Gc; November G50c, De
ccmber, 6.54c. January, G50c.
New York, May 15.-Riordan e. 60. say
OF cotton: 1T was nervous market to-
day. The cold weather south and tho 20
port OF the appearance Of "a bullish circt-
lar from Neil we're the influences that
lifted prices In the early trading Later
IN the day the impression seemed 10 grow
general that the frost had done no great
damage TO cotton and prices became
easier August opened al G.6Sc advanced
70 CHE and reacted 70 6G8c at the latter
figure. The market remained steady untiI
the last hour, when heavy selling bv n
single house caused a further wcakeninr
The close was barely steady, with Au.
ator. who Is understood TO have sold but
IN the advance is now said to be working
for lower prices. perhaps with a view OF
recovering the cotton he sold But the
market In its present temper is not read
lily manipulated by any one man or set OF
men and 20 create any serious depres-
sion Is not likely to be an easy job
Manchester, May 1.-THE Guardian, IN
ffs commercial article. says: There has
been more inquiry In certain sections but
IN other sections inquiry has been rare
although sellers are often less firm than
fresh orders. There - fair Indian in
uuiry and some trade has been booked
With China In shirtings There are also
some offers for heavy goods In Corea and
for various Specialtic6 eiseWhero, some Of
Which have been booked. There Is quiet
rade with the lesser outlets. Business IN
yarns is email and against the sellers.