The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-29
COTTON.

. Middllng .........-................6s
Low mlddIng -'....-.'.''-.'..:'..... l-l6
Good ordinary 1-16
Ordinary ........................5i
Market firm; sales, a.
Mddliug same day last year, SIC
Savannah Receipts, Exports ana Stocks:
Receipts this day ........,............ 1,5S2
Same day last year. ................... 476
Receipts since Sept. /, 1894. ........... $50 O07
Same time last year. ga Isl
Stock on hand this day............ %, $50
Fame day last year. ................... p, 05S
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts THIS DAY .................... 4.9ei
This day last week. ................ $3.50
This day last year.................. 2T6g
Receipts past four days........... Il. SO
Same time last year.................. 6l54
Total receipts since Sept. /. 1894. II S07, 3l7
Same time last year...............5,7 Isl, 49,
Stock at the ports to-day............ 5Ss, 222
Same time last year................. 446 10
Receipts This Week Last Year
saturday .l,Z6 Wednesday .....1, $50
N TSss5Sy 51 7se Thursday 2$eeS
Daily Movement a Other Ports
Calves on-Steady; middling, 1916; net
receipts, 5S2; stock, 20,S7S.
New Orleans-Steady; middling. SIS; net
receipts. 1.6iS; gross. LII; sales, 800; Stock.
1850
lobile-Quiet; midding. 81; net re-
oeipts none gross, 100; stock, 10,O63.
Charles ton-Steady; middling, So: net
i receipts, Z; stock, 20, l12
=, Wilmington-Quiet; middling, SIS; stock
Norfolk-steady; middling. 81; net re-
cepts 81 sales, 142; stock, l3167.
Baltimore-Quiet; middling Z 3-16; net
reSGeipts; none gross, 200; stock, 1s.1S7.
New Hork-Dull; middling, Z 5-l6; net
/ receipts, 2il; gross 5.O92: sales, 2OSO: spin
4 nefs, 81; stock, actual, 2l9,74S.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 5-l6; net re-
Celpts, 36l; gross, 6S4.
Philadelphia-Quiet middlng, GIG: net
4 receipts, 7l3, stock, 10,723
Dally Movement at Interior Towns
cs Agguss5as lss I midding net
Memphl IS Steady; middling, 6 1916; net
receipts 2lS; sales. $50; stock, 1897.
St Louisso1Steady; middling, 6 1916: net
receipts l03; gross, sos; stock 30, 0S6.
Cincnnati-Steady: middling. I: net re-
eeipts, 522; stock, II ,498.
Houstso9n-steady; middling. 81; net re-
eelpts' S51; sales, PIG; stock, 7,242
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $50:
to the continent, BIAS; eoastwise, 2,169.
Mobile-Coastwise PSI.
rleston-Coastwise 325
Norfolk-Coastwise, $50
New York To Great Britain. 1905:
france 586; to the continent, 1907; for
PhiladeIphia-To Great Britain, e47.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports to-
ee5asy-To Great Britain, s.961; to France,
Total foreign exports from all ports
4 thus far this week-To Great Britain. 10
VS. Vs. to to, France, 6SS; to the continent, 7,722.
10 Great Britain, 3,270. 1856; to France.
I63l9l to the continent, 2.3l0.s71.
Liverpool. May %, Noon.-Cotton: De-
mand limited; prices easier; American
mddling, 37sd sales. 5000 bales. Ameri-
can, 100 bales; speculation and export.
S% Soo o9ieS; receipts 5000 bales; American,
Futures opened easy; demand fair;
american middling. low middling clause,
LAY pol; June-July. 1853, also 3.52 also
S.2l, also $50; July-August. 1854, also 1853,
also 5.2z, also 3.5l. also $50; Aug. Sept, 3.55,
aIso 90, also 1853, also 3.52, also 35l; Sep
s CtliIntr-O october, 354 also 1853, also 1852;
4 l,oloer-Noyember. 1885, also 1888. also 1852:
n Nv t1lbeI- december, 357 also 3.56, also
go also 354, also 1853; December-Ja nuarv,
30 dIso 3.54; January-February, 1856, also
S oij2. utures quiet. but steady at the de-
p m.-Futures quiet but steady;
american middling, fair, 7-16d; good mid
ding id; low middling, 2S-32d; good or
\ futures: May, May and June June and
SSV'S, 9.9i sellers; July-August, S.52 buyers;
/ ftaus september, 1853 buyers: Septem-
vver7TIcIober 953@S.54 buyers; october-No-
oenltner, 3,5iq3.55 sellers; November De-
SStmper' 500 buyers; Overwhelmingly
Y,yq BUYERS; January February. 3.57 sellers:
81 fGor,G,ia i S.5S value. Futures clos
or New York, May rs noon.-Cotton futures
opened p5a steady, at a decline: May. 7O7c;
vtune' rO2c; July, 7OSc; August, 714c; Sep
'elluoer, 1.lSc; October 7.22c.
New York, May 28-Cotton futures clos
~ ~ ea1y; sales, 10000 bales; May, 709c;
ysgne, l-o6c; July, 7.1Sc; August, Use; Sep
zs3lihoer I22c; October, 726c; November.
Fe ebrua Dece9m T5 1880; January. 1850;
NeW orleans, May 2s-Cotton futures
e a5 sales, 1880 bales: May and June.
9SSg2. July, 703; August, 7.O9 September,
~ 9Gtober, 704; November, 707;. Deem
llV; January, TIA.
4 NJ wv ork, May 2S.-Riordan & Co say
=, luton to-day: The bears were elated
4 ana q'Gq9y by further decline in Liverpool,
\ Gair, prices at our opening were several
A ALI lower. The bulk Of the sales OF
s ~ on the call were at 714c After
4 val M caII August fluctuated nervousIy be-
4 fbe r. 'l3c and 717c as extremes In
Il rnsr las, fifteen minutes, however the de-
III S,3dened and August advanced TO
ne ne close was steady, with Aug
ieb d. ElSq7 l9c. After the close, on bull
ere,, gDorts from New Orleans, the tone
%" stronger and in private transactions
are was MdS freely bid for August The bears
Ia ,lio1lealeting that the market will break
N1a5--,U,i row under the pressure of June de-
a. gl,, notes: If these should be as heavy
500 aoile anticipate prices may give way TO
~ extent; but it is far from certain
VIII nose who hold the spot cotton here
# "i are TO take the risk of parting with
an cotton should break tomorrow we
NN'-Se buying at the decline