The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-24

AiiIltlug .------.---- q -A--p
LOW mildliug ...-...---......-.--
Good ordinary ..... ----.-----...-.---.----'54
savannah Reteipts. Exports and stock.
Re- pts this day last year.........-. 7gs
Receipts this dsv year before last.-. 20
Receipts this day in 1883 ..-....-...--- 80
Receipts since Sept. 7, le35....--..----t q. s3t
same time last year ..-..........-.-.- -s2l, g
SAM time in 1883 .....................761.l. l
Stock on hand this day..........-.-.-. le,l.5
Feeeints and stocks at the PORTS
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. Z3l3
This Day last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zsl5
This day year before last .....-...-. l,-s5
Total receipts since Sept. !, 'y3-..-9 ,utt2il
same time last year .................t 81, fsl
Same time year before last ..-....o, " 500
stock az the ports to-day .........-. a35t-s
Stock same d8y last year ........-- 5l-,5Jl
Daily movement at other ports
slou-Qulcr, mlldllust t-lncs net
receipts. 81, sales. rs; stock, 35.lsi
New eans-Steady; middiing, y-l5c;
net receipts. lO47, gross, liz sales l,5JJ;
stock usSS
AIobue-Nomlnal; middling nc; stock,
S7U
Charleston-Dull; middling, Use; net re-
oeipts. B; stock, 1852.
Wumington-Firm. middhng, 73sc; net
receipts, %, stock, o,ll9.
cein s. 86. stock 1919.
BaItim0re-Nomnal; midlling, SIZE;
stock 1870.
AUTE-NU4NE.
ceipts. go; gross, 1909; stock, 1911.
Boston-Quiet: middling. Sisc; net re-
ceipts. %; gross. ~.
Phnadephia-Quiet; middlinB, S3sc; stock
1920
Augusta-Steady. middIing. 7a,077sc; net
receipts q; sales. 81, stock. 9767.
mphis-Easy; middliug. l2c; net re-
ceipts. Cd: gross. 2iS, sales, J7J; stock, a.
49,
ST. Louis-Quiet; middlng. ll-l6c; net
.fF| HfH#HN
IS S54
Cincinnati-Quiet, midding, 7#c; net re-
Ceipts ST, stock, 1917
HOuston-Quiet; mlddllng, 9-loci net re-
Ceipts. 2&: stock, 1900.
sVlle-Quiet. middliug, 7%c.
Exports of Cotton This Day
coastwise. l.2u.
NOrfolk-COastwise S6l.
New lork-Forwarded, go
Total foreign exports from an ports To-
day and thus far this week: To Great
continent l.oil
Total toreiEn exports since sept /, 1879.
10 Great Britain, ZlW,lS3; To- France 4oA,-
10; to the continent, l,6iS9lS.
Liverpool May ~ lZ;5J p. m.-Colton,
demand limited; easier; american, spot
grades, l-a2d lower; American mlddlng
fair, 4l9-52d; good mlddhhS, 41sdi MD
ding, 9-Szdi low mddhng, 5-lodi good
b.o00i American, o'fvi speSulaIon anu SN-
port, oVOi receipts, oiVoV an american Lu-
lures opened easy demand moderate
May, 4l4d 4.ldu; May-J uiiei f,lbdi June
july. 4.lldi july August, 4l5ii Seplemper-
october, 4d' Octopef-N 9NempeI' 'ipJl, No
Xember-DecemDeI, lleceIloer - uaIys
S.59d; Januafy-t ebfuaIy, o''oui futures
quiet. o,,,.
y. m-American mlddhnS, 9-5zd
May, 4.l3d, buyers May-Juhet 4lz1i'iSu,
buyers; June-July, 4lUa4.lld, Duyefsi Ju-
ly-August 4M04lOdi SepJemoer-0etoper
4d, sellers OcloDef-NoNeHDeI o.9'N'.nous
NOVember-Decenpeis JeceHloel . an -
Janue ry-teOruarY, 500; teotuaIy =
March, 5oed- selleIs' futures ClosSSu quiea,
tenders at to-day close, 4VO pales' new
dockets, and 600 old dockels.
New York May =, noon.-Eolto5 lures T.,
~, LS0c; August I9lc, september l.9tc'
October, 1Ac; November, Gloci December,
Tl7c.
New YORK, May -, p m, ~ toil ~
lures closed steady safes, lOl '5JJi May
June, L&t, july, fefc' August sue sep
TENDER, L52c; OCTOBER, Toe, NoVeIupeI-
December ll6c; January, El9c; FEBRUARY,
lie March, iZoc-
New Orleans, May 2.-Cotton futures
steady; safes, lo,0Wt Ju4t-J ulSt i.ttC'
August, t55ci SePtemDeI, '.u-ci Cc'oo SS A.,
csc; November, b.Soc; December, oS9c'
January bY3ci FEBRUARY, o.91c, ~
New York, May Z3-Ihe total Nlslole SUP
ply OF cotton Tor the word is z,t-595l
bales of which 81, tgl bales are AmeIl-
can, against 3,t6zi2Z bales ana o,5s4,o9z
bales respectively, last year. Inc receipts
OF cotton inns week aJ an interior towns
We're HOO bales; receipts from piantatlohs'
none, crop in sight, 6,l43,2oz bales
New York, May 23-Riordan & Co. say
OF cotton; The week Just ended has been
marked by sharp break in the price OF
the summer months. August to-day SOLD
50 points lower than the highest price of
the week-S.06 c-which was touched on
Wednesday last The break to-day would
probably have been more decided, but for
the tame response of Liverpool to our de-
cline of yesterday. August opened at that
price, the trading was exceedingly ner-
vous, the later months declined a few
points, but rallied and closed unchanged,
as compared with yesterdays clOsings A
week ago we ventured the opinion that
we had seen the highest price for August.
"A great many people concur in that opin-
ion to-day. Nobody would now be sur
prised S. August should turn out to be the
best sale oil the whole list. Indeed, the
majority Of he traders regard it in that
light. bUl the summer months. though
weak at Inc moment, are by no means free
from the la aaer of manipulation. and we
strongly our friends to avoid trad
ing hi III. either side. on the other
where M bV the fun teiegraphic
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