The morning news., 1894-04-28
pb'd 1880 l13.252 l7,4S3 76,919
Cotton.

The market through the week was more
OF less dull. with prices easy and unchanged.
Inc demand was rather sluggish and there
was very small business transpiring during
the week. The receipts at the ports continue
lalrly large for this time Of the year which
serves 10 throw good deal of doubt and uu-
certainty IN controlling markets regard ng
lht extent OF the size of the crop. The total
sales for the week were $50 bales
N Clapp Co. s New York weekly review
o. the markets the following is said of cotton:
me bulls say receipts are behind the 1899
Dcfop TO GATE, with no reason to expect over
,,-2ly0O tales. Consumption in Europe, es
PCeIdtlN on the continent, is unusually large.
Iudl lhe visible supply Sept. l will likely be
%lWO bales less than Sept. t. 1898. Invisi-
ug STOCKS everywhere are light. The
new new crop is having late start, and a
crop OF $3.50 010 to 8.5U0,0O0 bales is
Leedea TO supply cousumptive demands. The
R.ce Is only 10 per cent. above the lowest for
ulN years past Summer months delivery
are apparently oversold. Bears claim large
!5otlplo completely upset all the small crop
t.utoEles. that lGl ,62l bales received the first
twenty uays In April against ll7S79 for the
Nnole month of April 1890 is no bull argu-
MtAL Inc loS9-9O crop was 1918, ,726 bales
ut ViSl. lie supply is now l270Sl bales larger
..udH year ago; prices about the same and
,Ia4e worse. The largest mill in New Eng
taAo' using 1000 bales per week, has cut down
promotion about one-half. Liverpool has
Iuppy enough TO meet English wants and
tIlD!e sept ]. 1874, larger stock than in 1890:
sI'- preparations are being made to soon sell
a. a. auction the largest stock of cotton goods
o'gi ONere0 ana that general trade is not what
10 tt %Cheu up TO be; and that the ''ob eGt
Itssoh Is still on and until Washington
.HnliEeS her 'colors' no good will result to
iha4'eE, i5at factor, spinner, banker, or farmer:
& s-"' 1ae new crop will have increased acre
,b III j eAas, where more than a quarter of
r rIg american crop Is grown. The cotton
wa. va. hel appears low enough to encourage in
'gs,ment buying"
be fDIIoU-ip,t ovo .1,o
change WV O0''0H GA
Mlddlng fair rs
Hrii,l.l Hr{G .lluullng ~
Low mlddling .............. 6SS
Good ordinary ''''' '''''-' az
va. 9ga i,Sand-The receipts for the last week
- 30 0aleS. he exports were l19 bales
I'm It2'l lul as follows: 10 Havre so bales;
90 brot .uern ports for domestic consumption
f'D''es' Ihe sales for the week were 2s9
cfeH at unchanged prices The market
Cbr'.s, 'IH' but steady, as follows:
Extra pina '''''''' '''''- ..... .... lI20lS
Fine '''''''''.. ..'''.'''.... l61agl7
Neaiun Fin, ''''''.''.'. '.'...'.......... l549l6
Na[t--H me .....-.......... Is
'-7''4m to Good Medium ....... e. 14%
p5rt rgFc s- pts he receipts OF cotton at this
5l,.a3ss rom all sources for the last week were
AZ .aIes upland and 36 bales sea island
isIan5' o'ooo Gales upland and $40 bales sea
foiiuDvy, parqeulars of the receipts have been as
ian5{ n Per Central railroad, A, ,92l baIes up,
rairr.,pe yer savannah, Florida and Western
Island ,,. ool 9ales upland and 30 bales sea
ros.i per Charleston and Savannah rail
road oaIcs upland; per South Bound rail
stearno,. paieS upland; per Savannah river
Cerfror ., g., - bales upland; per Florida
~, "a, ana Penlnsular, 48 bales upland.
wsrs 10 'SsorLhe So exports for the past week
island io,2Oo bales upland and ll9 bales sea
'2'aAa moving as follows: To Cbarleston'
Iarf 'tes ta upland TO Baltimore, 140 bales up
bales ~ 90. New York, 5l2 bales upland and ii9
land. oed lsland; TO Boston, 200 bales up
T.tt Tatsrlg 20 Bremen, 3,3i9 bales upland: to st.
St,si9urg Std..ilgu 6IOO bales upland
hoard t me stock on hand and on ship
hsIa." QUAY was Il, ,0S9 bales upland and 264
anf . lJ,dd island, against 80 AS bales upland
Ing tina ,5.s paIes sea island at the correspond
IN" April q, 1891. AND FOR THE CoRRF-
'OlNP TINE OF 1893 AND 1892.
Sales for tho, 1894. 1898 1892