The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-26


Good Mlddling ........-..-.-..........65s
Mlddllns ...--'...-..... ...-.-...........bSs
Low Middling ............................6 Lilo
4 Good Ordinary ..........................5 Ills
/ Ordinary Z RIG
Market, firm; sales p bales.
4 Sea Island-I'he market was quiet and
| steady. with very little offering. The quo
4 tations remained unchanged as follows;
Il Choice Gas and Fla. 's.............1 60l6lh
4 Extra fine Ca and Fla's FULL. is
4 Extra fine Ga s and Fla $ scant. 10
4 Fine Georgias and Floridas ......lia,
H Medium fine Gas and Fla. ST.. lld1lIk
Il Medium Gas and Fla. 's..........l 0Gl0iI
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts TINS cay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,S9i
4 same day last year .................. 3G9
Receipts since Sept. /. 1894. .9lS 200
H Exports, continent. this day ........ 9374
+" Exports. Coastwise, this day ...... 3
Stock ON hand this day .............. 80 92S
Same day last year .................. AS5S
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day observation-disclosures. II Jos
This day last week .....,... 1874
This day last year .................. 1850
Receipts past six days .............. 5J2s;
Same time last year .............. 294S0
Total receipts since Sept. !, 1894. Z, 62l $50
Same time last year .............. s. 663 ass
stock at the ports to-day ......... 72T O24
Stock same day last year .......... 6l4 IA
Receipts This Week Last i car
Saturday.....; .4099 Wednesday ..4596
ITond3ay.........9,2sz Thursday -....4,55o
Daily Movement at Other Ports ''''-''
Galveston-Quier; midGlng b9s: net re-
ee!pts l,9iS; gross, -; sales, 100; stock
New Orleans-steady: middling. exc:
net receipts; 1870; gross, 500; sales. 1900;
stock, 2l5 162.
Mobile-Steady; middling, 81; net re-
celpts, 49, sales 2, leo; stock, 1882
Charleston-F Firm; middling, 81; net re-
CENTS, 552; sales. 100; stock, 1910.
WilmingtOn-Firm; middiine So; net re-
ceipts. 81 stock, 1853
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, 6ll; net re-
cepts, lS5; sales, 100; stock, 81 223
.Bi5a.iltlmore-Quiet; middling,. 81; net re-
celpts' = gross, 1.129: stock, 16,55S.
New Hork-Dull; middling, 1916; net
receipts rl S;- 600; gross. 1875; sales none;
4 Boston-Quiet; middling. 1915; net re-
celpts, 1856; gross. zoos.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling. S-16; net
receipts, 1906; stock 13. 400.
Dally Movement AT Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 65s; net re-
oepts, "a; sales, S27; stock, Is 39S
Nemphis-Steady; middiing, 69s; net re-
celpts, IFS; sales, 1000; stock, 35.27S.
81 Louis-Steady; middling. 63s; net re-
SS5eipts' O. gross, 795; sales, 700; stock, A.
Gin. clin9cipnuatti-steady; nniddling, S.; net re-
Celpts, l,056; sales, -; stock, 1856.
Houston-Quiet; middlns, 6 5-16; net re-
oelpts 8Oi; sales 123; stock, l2,7S2.
Exports of cotton this day
IalVeston-Coastwise 4427
New Orleans-To Great Britain. Asa
wise, 3.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 1.2S5.
~ Baltimore-To Great Britain, 4,1A; to
New ,York-To the continent, 1,Os2; for
Boston-To Great Britain. 1855 bales.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
e.5y-To Great Britain. 12543; to the con-
unent 1885.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this week-To Great Britain, Is, S4S; to
rance rance $50; to the continent 1890.
D, Iotal foreign exports since Sept J. 1897
20 Great Britain, $685. 97: to France, no.
"a 10 the continent, 21S5,147.
liverpool. April 25.-Noon-Cotton. fair
BUSINESS done; prices easier American
Iluding ll-l6d, sales, 1900 bales; Amer
IAN ll,2O bales; speculation and export,
Wv bales receipts, $1,000 bales, all Ameri-
4 FUTURES opened easy: demand moder-
e,e' American middlng, low middling
4use, May and June, S.37@3S6d; June and
NY 5.39dS-SSd July and August 1900
4 $50. August and September. 341q340d;
. otp'ember and October. 5. 42d3f I'D; Octo-
% and November. 3.43d3 42d; November
s 81, ~ December, S45aS4 AID. Futures steady
al the decline.
?. m American middling fair. 7-S2d;
soo5 mlddhng, 3 25-S2d; low middling, sgd;
s4 I,l+ ordinary, .SSsd; ordinary. 3 3-16d.
fptqres-April. 3360S.37d buyers; April
5s9d May. S.96@2,37d buyers; May and June.
"a buyers; June and July, 3.3SGD339 buy
III July and August, S.40d sellers August
eng September, 3.41d buyers; September
an5 october, 3.42d3. 43d sellers; October
Snl November S.43d344d buyers; Novem-
oet ana December. 8. 45d sellers; December
9nu January, 346d sellers; January and
c, toI ualy Sad buyers. Futures closed
New York. April 25.-Noon-Cotton flu
ss45ges opened steady at the decline; April.
q ,9c, May, 675c; June. 6.e6c; July, sic;
august. sic; September. 6.7Sc: October.
20 November, 6.SSc; December. 6.S9c.
New York, April 25.-Cotton futures
Giosed barely steady; sales. $1,000 bales;
HpIL' o73 May, SIS: June, SIS; July, 6.72;
Susust, 611; September. SIS; October, 6S3:
e'o2Fefnber, 6.S7; December, 692; January,
W February. 702; March, 7.O7.
NeW Orleans, April 25.-Cotton futures
ess5eddy' sdles. ZOO bales; April. Sic; May.
20 June. 6.S4: July. 40; August, s. Is; Sep
Deeeember. $751; January, $50
oeNeW York, April 25.-Riordan & Co. say
81 gotton to-day: THE market to-day
,Ho1Wed symptoms of WEAKNESS. A slump
w. liverpool caused a decline of about
~ at the opening here. August sold
h.. me call at SIC. rallied TO 6.S2c but
~ -e-ae weak in the final trading, reactins
f3e The close was barely steady at
~ ~ Tor August. The powerful influence
H. ne controlling factor IN the market.
m sold heavily yesterday and was absent
10y The room traders became uneasy
49, ihfew overheard their holdings at the
80, price they could get Liverpool may
~sse'u snow heaViness tomorrow. and oc-
ree,.it a large liquidation with the usual
ughh ot a further break IN prices, but
..sr sharp reaction after the good adj
e,er.. we have had would he only natural.
snetl cody seems to feel that IN Gaze OF
Eod 4en reaction, there would be quick
500 A-fialu recovery