The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-17

~f~ue go0Q ana dlluou8n Dds at Zliac
we're freely made. sales were made at
.-s,c for regulars. Rosin was selling
7rsu al q small advance on three of the
15uer grades Cotton was 1-16c higher.
Int decline in futures after the open
ing caused the demand TO slacken The
,rauence of the advance in petroleum
caused a rise in the price Of kerosene
mi in The local market. Other markets
we're quiet but steady. The following
rssums Of the different markets will
Il Show the tone md the quotations at the
close to-day:
COTTON.
The local market opened with an ad-
vance Of 1-16c on yesterdays closing.
hut as the futures market showed a de-
cline after the opening, there was very
little inquiry for spots. The sales for the
d day being only l91 bales. The receipts to-
"A dsy were the smallest since the com
. mencement of the season. On change
al first call at 1880 o'clock a. m, the
market was bulletined firm at l-l6c higher
in an grades, with sales of u bales at
. the second call, IL was firm and I'M
" changed with sales of 40 bales at the
N last call the market closed firm and un-
A changed with no sales reported.
The following were the official spot quo
N tations. at the close of the market, at the
H Cotton Exchange:
Il Good middling ..........................6 7-l6
Middllng SIG
4 Low middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Good ordinary ..----....-................5i
. Ordinary .....................5
N Market, firm: sales. 191. Middling same
Sea IslandsLThe market was quiet and
\ steady. The quotations. remained un-
"A changed, follows:
4 choice Ga and Fla.'s. .16a161s
4 Extra fine Ga. s and Fla s, full......15
Extra fine Gas and Fla.'s, scant .13
i Fine Georgias and Floridas ........1IA
4 Medium fine Ga 5 and Fla. S ...l1Q111s
a Medium Gas and F'la.'s ............ 1Om1Oi{
Savannah receipts exports and stocks
/ Receipts this day .................... 1875
4 Same day last year ..................... pa
4 Receipts since Sept. !, 1894 .......... 906 916
4 Same time last year .................9l73l 81
. Stock on hand this day ............. A. 56S
4 same day last year .......-......... 50. S38
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
4 Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. a. 4O6
4 This day last week................... 1925
rms day last year ;.................. 7206
Receipts past four ays.............. a. 412
4 Same time last year.................. 25 $50
Il Total receipts since Sept. l. 1894. Z. $50 S2I
Same time last year. .................5,6l2 OBS
4 stock at the ports to-day. ........... 747 476
Stock same day last year.......... 69l, 1873
Receipts This Week Last Year
SSatu5Tday.'.-- 7 d77 Wednesday .S6s23
4Tondday ''.HS 5os ThH;1rsday '..s5 So
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalvestOn-Firm; middling, 6is; net re-
i CENTS. 3,ll5; gross, 3,263; sales, S21i stock,
New Orleans-steady; m3ddlng. s-16;
net receipts 4'4s3; sales, 4,75o; stock. 274s-
Mobile-Quict; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, 29 sales, 1OO stock, %, $40
Charleston-Firm; middling, 61k; net re-
ceipts, 5iS; stock, S3O3.
mngton-Steady; middling 6; net
receipts 2l9; stock, 1S17S.
NOrfolk-Firm; midding, 5-16; net re-
ceipts. L2S2; sales. 269; stock. 42,06S.
BaltimOre-Firm; middhng, 1916; net
receipts, none; gross, 2,6l5; sales, none;
stock. % li2.
New York-Quiet; middlng. 6 1916; net
Isceipts 6lS; gross, 2,7Sl; sales. 564; spin
Boston Steady middling, 6 1916; net re-
celpts, 2,lO5; gross, S.755.
Pailadelphia-Ffrm; middling ZIG; net
receipts, -; gross, -; sales, -; stock, TO-
d Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-F'irm; middlng. 63s; net re-
Il otlpts, %; sales, 5S3; stock, 1744S.
4 Memphis-Ftrm; middling, 6 3-16; net
receipts, $50; gross, 6S7; sales, 1850; stock,
ST. Louis-Firm; middling. 81; net re-
5ejptts' ga; gross, 1928; sales, LOO; stock,
cinciinnatii,.-steady; ,middling. 81; net
Houston--Firm; middling, 6B; net re-
ceipts. 1874; sales, 1893; stock, 2O,47S.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 7,4f5;
France, 1857
New Orleans-To the continent, 2.s18;
COdStW1Se, 5bS.
Mobile-Coastwise. 100.
Charleston.oTo the continent, 1,4O4;
coaStwise, S13.
ilmington-CoastWise, so.
Nortolk-Coastwise, 1853.
New York-To Great Britain, 1855; to
the continent, 2,4S9; forwarded, 1863.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day; 10 Great Britain, $3.50; to France,
9s6'' to the continent, 14,173.
Total foreign exports from all ports
nus far this week: To Great Britain,
5l0i; to France, $50; to the continent,
i Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1894:
10 Great Britain 3,0o0, 262;to France, 1885,
Uo9i to the continent, 2, 201.
New York, April 16, noon.-Cotton fu-
4 lures opened steady at an advance; April
eac; May. 6.19c; June, Soc; July. 6;79c;
August. 6.S2c; September, 6Slc; October
9Soc; November. 6.SSc; December, csc;
January, 6.97c.
New York, April 16.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady; sales, $4,000 bales;
66sc, August, 6.72e; September, nc; Octo-
per, 6.l5c; November, csc; December,
9Ac; January. 6.S9c; February, oslo;
New Orleans, April 16.-Cotton futures
44 i; sales, l0S5O0; April, 6.1Sc; May, 6.22c
June, 6.3lc: July $3.50; August 6.42c; Sep
ttember, 6.43c; October. 6.45c; November
o.3Sc; December, csc: January, 6.56c.
New New York April 16-Riordan & Go:
T MAS even more active than on Monday:
The opening was at further advance of
10 points, August deliveries selling
on the call at 6S3. But the pace was too
not to last in the face of the avalanche
qI long cotton thrown upon the mar
ket by holders willing TO take profits,
ana the opening prices proved to be the
highest of the day. The subsequent fuct-
latlons were very lively. the trading
rapidly alternating between moods of
Weakness and of strength. August sew
sIal times declined to SIS and rallied to
6eo. In the last hour the liquidation was
very heavy and August was forced down
70 I'll Once more there was e recov-
cry TO SIS. followed by a renewed pres
sure of offerings and further weakness.
august closed at 67206.7S, with the tone
rarely steady. This is the first setback
mat the bulls have experienced in the
!dst fortnight. On any further decline,
e.e sellers Of to-day will be buyers for
Everybody nowadays seems to have faith
~ higher prices for cotton. The ques-
uon now is how Liverpool will respond to-
morrow to our sharp advance"
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits Turpentine.-Bids at 274c for
iesulars were left early with the factors.
put the demand for domestic shipment
eSused a strong market. Sales were made
on me way from 27Ac to 27l9c. The re-
elpts showed a fair movement, and if
He weather continues warm. IL IS eX-
pecfed that within q few daVS the receiDts