The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-27
COTTON.

Exports, coastwise, this day ...... 400
Stock on hand this day ............... 1850
Same day last year .................... H,645
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports.
Receipts this day ..................... $50
This day last week ................ 1903
This day last year..................... 2,56l
This DAY year before last .......... 1920
Receipts past FIVE days .............. 12,l0S
Same days last year .....,............ 1858
q Same days year before last ......... 1859
n Total receipts since Sept 1, '96. 6. 551, 691
Same time last year ..................5,O74,4 6S
Same time year before last S33,47
Stocks al the ports to-day ........ 33S,570
Stock same day last year ..,......... S5S,S70
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Calves ton-Steady; middling, IA; net
receipts 129; gross, 129; sales, 7i3; stock,
N 2l0l9
New Orleans-Quiet middling. 7as; net
receipts S38; gross, SS3; sales, 1900; stock,
&O9
Mobile-Nothing doing; middling, ~;
net receipts 3; gross, ); stock, $3.50.
Charles ton-Nominal; middling, 7ss; net
receipts go; gross 220; stock, 9llS.
Wilmingt on-Nominal; middling, 71a net
receipts ,; gross, 2; stock, 4,1O9.
N Norfolk-Firm; middling, ~; net re-
ceipts, II; gross, rs sales, SO; stock, 49,
o..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; middling, rs; gross
receipts 1906; stock. 1882.
New York-Quet; middling IL; net re-
ceipts none; gross, 654; sales, 1,2f7; spin
nors, 29i; stock, 1920.
Boston-Quiet; middling, "a; net re-
ceipts, %; gross, S49.
PhiiadeIpha--Steady: middling, 8; net
a receipts eco; gross, 200; stock, S449.
n Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Il Enthusiastically; middling, 75s; net re-
4 Ceipts, l6; gross, 16; sales, 143; stock, 7,2f.
4 Memphis-Dull middling, IA; net re-
n ceipts, III; gross, 324; sales, 200; stock.
A IS 10
St Louis-Steady; middling. rs; net re-
ceipts, ia; gross. sci; sales, 8; stock, 2,-
(. $50
Cincnnati-Quiet; middlng. 7ss; net re-
T. coipts, AIS; gross. ATS: stock, S,7l7.
Houston-Steady; middling. IA net re-
H ceipts, 16; gross. 16; stock, S45S.
Il Louisvlle-Quiet middling, rs.
II Exports of Cotton This Day
New Oreans-Coastwise, 3,204
Norfolk-Coastwise 81
New York-To Great Britain, 1888; for
warded, "a.
4 Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain 1865; to France,
4 none; to the continent, none
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain, 1887;
10 France 2.591; to the continent, 1852.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, So
To Great Britain, 2,940,479; to France, $685.
i3s: to the continent, 2O22 179.
Liverpool, May 26, p. m.-Cotton, spot,
moderate demand and prices higher;
American middling, fair 9-l6d good
4 bidding, 4Ad; American middling, 41sd;
ow middling. 8 15-16d; good ordinary,
Bid; ordinary. 39sd. The sales of the
lay were 1890 bales of which 800 were for
n peculation and export. and included $500
American. Receipts 1900 bales. includ-
ng 10 800 bales American. Futures opened
luiet with moderate demand and closed
luiet at the decline; American middling,
ow middling clause, May, 403d sellers;
Xiay-June, 4.02d sellers; June-July, 40ld
sellers; July-August 4.OOd sellers; August
September, 3.59d buyers; September-Octo-
Der, 352d buyers; October-November, 3.47d;
November December. 3.45d sellers; Deem
Preliminary, 3.43G3.44d buyers; January
February. 4.43G444d buyers; February
NJ March, Bad buyers.
q New York, May 26.-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady, with June
points lower and other months unchang-
cd to points higher. An advance of to
points followed the first call. Buying by
wall street operators was an early fea-
ure, although crop news while, conflict
ing had a bearish tinge, especially that
reaching the market in the forenoon.
Houses with Liverpool connections were
conspicuous sellers of new crop positions.
m the afternoon. the market opened I'M
ler steady selling by a concern that has
/ heen carrying considerable cotton for
ne result Of breaking prices to a shade
fellow yesterdays closing figures. The
lose was steady, unchanged to points
net decline
New York. May Is, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet and steady; sales, 1900; Jan
n uary' 679c; February 6.S3c: March. 6S6c;
II june Il9c; July. 72lc August. 7lSc; Sep
. lember, $500; October 6.7ic; November,
6l5c; December. 676c
new York. May %, p. m.--Cotton fu-
euIes closed steady. sales, g. ZOO: January.
ra6c' February, 6.7ec; March. 6.SSc May,
1.@lci June. T2ic; July. 722c: August, Tie:
september, 6.SSc October. 671c; Novem-
per 6Nc DECEMBER SIZE.
New Orleans. La, May 26.-Cotton fu-
so,es quiet, steady; sales. $500: May, 7i9c
plh' June, 7l3M7i5c; July, 7i7G7i9c; Au-
eus'. 69Sa6.9ic; September 6.59n6.60c; Oc-
opeI' o.fon6.46c November. 6.49c; Deem
Ut, eiSd6.5Oc; January, 6.52d654c Feb
'uary, 6.55a6.57c.
NeW York. May 26--Rlordan & Co say
eottoh to-day: THE cotton market
W. undressing to-day. The sales were
,ali ana The fluctuations narrow. Liver
- declined l-6i TO ll4-6i The spot BUSH
ness there was very restricted our mar
@pened from points down 10 points
" The first sale OF August was al 7iSc.
"Heflngs were light. and after
no opening prices advanced An.
fr,}f. touching lac. But the
az was almost entirely local
1o we advance WAS not sustained In
.ast half hour the bears made a weak
/ nr.1tp, 70 raid the market August de-
n ,.ig, 20 rl6c. and closed at TIE Nat.
49, we tone Of the market steady
II. ''iH idNi.cs stiii complain that Inc