The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-29
COTTON.

Receipts this day last year -. ~
Hecelpts this day year before last. 81
Receipts since Sept. !, 1895 m. SIS
Same time last year ............ $3.50 $50
same time year before last -. ga S7
Sams TINE IN 1898 ......-.............759, I'll
STOCK on hand this day ............ i, 709
Same day last year ................... p, 374
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
receipts this day ................ 2S53
This day last week .................. 3.772
nnis day last year ................. 1888
rms day year before last ......... 1855
rms day in 1893 ..................... 300
Receipts past six days ............... l5.42S
Same days last year ................. 1912
same days year before last ... $500
same days in 1893 .................. Is 262
Total receipts since Sept. 1, 1895. 5 or. S37
same time last year .................783 $50. no
Same time year before last I'D 796,O2O
Stock at the ports today -. S5S, SO
stock same day last year .......... 532, Sl3
Receipts This Week in 1893
saturday 022 Wednesday .431O
Monday ..........4,S1 Thursday ...3 .04O
tuesday .6,Ol9 Friday .........1, 675
DAILY Movement at Other Ports
Calves on-Quiet middling, 7 ZIG: net re-
celpts, ia; stock, l6,42O
New Orleans-Quiet; middling, 7ss; net
receipts, 423; sales 1900; stock 1921
Mobtle-Nominal: middling, 7ss; net re-
celpts, So; stock, S,4S4
ee Gi5arl S. tQ9 iodR .5 @9iddling, rs net re
Wilmidngton--Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
ceiPts, 2; stock. 61O7.
ceIpts, 55z; sales, 81; stock 16,930.
$50; stock, 1880
New York-Dun and easy; middling. s.;
gross, 1922; sales, 81, all spinners; stock
Boston-Dun and easy middling. 8 lie.
net receipts, 2T7; gross, 3S1.
iladelphia-Quiet; middling, sA net
receipts, 81; stock 9,105.
Dally movement at interior towns
ug9sta-Steady; middling. Z 11-i6a79l
sales, A5; stock, SS29
Memphis-Steady; middling, z 7-l6; net
9eceiipts' 4S; gross, 6S; sales, $50; stock,
St. Louis-Not received.
Cincinnati-Quiet middlng, ~; net re-
celpts, 2l3; stock, 5000
Hous ton-Dun; middung, 7-16; net re-
celpts, 4Sl; stock, 17,5l5
Louisville-Dull; mddling 7%
Exports of Cotton This Day
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,647
Sew OrlsanS-To the continent, $500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1919.
Norfolk-Coastwise, 701
New Hork-FOrwarded, 167.
total foreign exports from all ports
TINS day-To Great Britain, none; to
France, none; to the continent, $500
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this Week-To Great Britain IL
55 s5' to France, S42; to the continent, H.
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1895
TO Great Britain, 2119,335; to France
Liverpool, May 2S.LCotton steady To-
morrow and Saturday will be observed as
holidays in the Liverpool market.
New York, May %, noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady; May, 7SOc offered;
june Lgc; July, 774c; August 7.76c; Sep
TENDER, Use; October, 711c.
New York, May % 4 D. m-Cotton flu
lures closed barely steady, sales, 157. 500
May, 665c; June, Isle; July, 7e6c; August
Eooci september, Tile; October 7O6c: No
zemoer 69Sc; DECEMBER 6.48c; January
I99c; February, lose March, 7.0Sc.
New orleans, May 28.-Cotton futures
Stssoauyi sales, H,5CO May-June, 7.2Sc; July
.1l a1.ev q 10. o.
doDer, b.Hci November, 6.6Sc; December
6l2c; January, 6.74c; February, 6.77c.
New Hork, May &-Riordan & co. say
I0-uay ana VIII so remain until Monday
But the crop adVices were too uniform
~ good to sustain, prices which had an
oLner sharp break. August opened al
Tic, declined to 767c and closed at 76sc
Dld, with the tone barely steady. The
IaI ana winter months were also quite
weak. As long as the crop outlook con
tinues so brilliant, we expect the gen
eral tendency of the market will be down
ward, although, of course occasional raj
Iies may be expected. 1t looks now as If
A4sust might be better sale than any
other month" '
New York May 2S.-The Suns cotton
report says; Cotton declined five points,
closing barely steady after sales of Isl. 500
New orleans declined 4 to points To-
days features: Liverpool was closed hnt
perhaps the bulls would have GOTTEN
lather cold comfort from that market If
Is mad been open. AS it was the crop news
as SCleIdily favorable, spot markets
were IN some cases weaker, dry goods are
slow, It is feared that gold exports will be
heavy on saturday and, in word, the
tone was depressed Whatever naninuIa
S1oa may do for this crop, an increasina
nGmber of persons believe that the nexf
crop deliveries must reach a much lower
leVel. Inc crop is reported to be as a
RUE, one TO two weeks earlier than a year
ago. IN Texas, 1t is one week later"
New York, May &.--Hubbard Bros. &,
70 say of cotton: Although the strength
OF che statistical position shows no change
TIE markets in Europe and at home have
SS .e tId under the liquidation of the long
Hlterest which had accumulated upon tbe
1oea that result must naturally be a cor
isf IN liverpool and New York Early
, 80 Mes n y Was ntmated that it was
pOsSlple to draw cotton from Liverpool to
new York at a small loss not exceeding
= cent per pound and while no engage
mShIS were made or contemplated fhe
suggestion that such shipments might he
gnade was SUFFICIENT to start this selling
NleVement oo the part of the long interest
~ ooth markets. So far as can be infer
req from the operations here the result
mas been to bring about further accumu-
ldtlon OF August contracts in this market
- IHSl Wnlch large quantities of new
crop positions have been sold This is
simply an inference as by far the greater
portion of the trade believe the effort has
!'Sen abandoned as not likely to be profita-
PIE IN face of the probability of a large
yield next season.
ON this idea the trade has become. ex-
Ceedlngly bearish, casting aside the stats
ucal position as without influence upon
pIlcss TINS season in view of the wretched
SoIdlton OF trade in this country and the
I5ch OF speculation throughout the world
However, the crop is not yet made though
me prospects at the present time have
seiqom been brighter for large yield
ana any accident which might befall the
growing crop within the next three months
would change the course of prices so VIC
!eHlly, that while everything now points
towards a further decline, a cautious poI-
icy IS being pursued by the trade
during The spring the continental buy
nf no nan
crop at the discount below the old crop
months, but they refused to follow the
tfdte advance If they are able to contract
tor the delivery of their autumn produce
lion we may again expect them to become
ouyers OF the new crop, depending, of
cpufse, upon the advices received from
the south regarding the prospective Weld
AZ the present time no poor accounts are
coming 10 hand and the temper Of the