The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21

Cincinnati-steady: middiinr, So. net re-
celpts. l.sot sales, 81. stock, u.Q3A
Houston-Steady; midgling, tai net re-
celpts, 80, sales, u; stock. 1871.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
cstun-Coastwise lh.
New Orleans-Coastwlse ..
Mohlle-CoastWise. H6.
NOrfOlk-Coasfwiee 28
New N0rk-ForW ariied. 1875.
BOston-To Great Britain. 81,
Total foreign exports from al ports t'.. to.
tinent, none.
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1. 1884:
10 Great Britain. 3oi0 375; 20 France, l5e, b
752; TO the continent. . i6s.s0i
Liverpool. April %. l2.So p. m.--coton-
Good demand; prices firm; american mid
ding 9-l6d; sales, 1900 bales American,
ll.po bales. speculation and export 100
bales receipts. is,0m balesi American, u,
I'D bales. Futures opened hrm, demand
good; American middling. May-June, 1896
Q3.3703S. June-July, 33Sfi3. ipi3 3an3sS
July-August, 33903 f1n3. fln3 80; August
september 3.40a3. q 3 ga 8 tzlai8i sep
tember-October. 3H03t2n3 g; October
November. 3.43. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.i6
ndb; December-January, 3i5n3.ild3.f as.
Futures now quiet at the advance.
i p. -CottOn-American middling, 3sd.
Futures April, 3.34. value; April-May, 3.3i.
value; May-June, 35s03.@, buyers. June
July, $40. sellers; July August aal, buy
ersi August-Septemher 3i2u3.Bi Septem-
ber-October, 3430344. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
54o; November-D December. 3.4G; December
January, 347. buyers. January-Febrtiary.
S4suaB. Futures closed firm. Ameri-
can middling. fair. 4 7-33d. good middling.
A,-a2d; low middling. 3isd; good ordinary,
5asds ordinary, 3 3-l6d
New York. April 9.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance. April, 6s9c
May, 6.s9c. June, 6.s3c. July. 6S9c. August.
bSlc; september, 6g2c. October 6g5c; NO
yember, 6Gc. December. 70ic. January,
IC5c; February, 709c: March. 7l5c.
closed easy; sales, 1920 bales; April.
t.so; May, 6s5, June, SIS; July, b.s2; Aug
gst, $50; September. 6.S7; October. 500,
November, 6.9i; December, SIS, January,
703; February. 70S. March. 7.13.
New Orleans. April W.-Cotton futures
steady, sales $3.50 bales. April, 632c May,
eSsc; June, csc; July. 8.52c. August. 6.5ic
66ic; December, 6.6Sc; January, 672c.
New Orleans, La. April W.-Correc-
ain since Sept. !. 7s5 bales, and exports
to France 1853 bales
New York, April 2o.-Total visible supply
Of cotton sor the world IS i,2I2sSi bales,
4935,26 bales, and 3.3l3.O64 respectively
last year Receipts at interior towns dur
ing the past week H.055 bales. Receipts
from plantations, i5,jll bales. Crop In sight
9,3i2. 3O6 bales.
New York. April 2o.-Riordan & co. say
OF cotton to-day: Liverpool to-day. seems
TO have been thoroughly frightened by
the drought reports from Texas and sent
US a sharp advance, which was echoed at
the opening here by a rise OF about nine
points, August selling on the call at 6.a1c.
The trading was very active and the de-
mand was sufficient 10 stiffen prices fur
Their, August advancing to 6.9fc. But In the
last half hour there was heavy selling 10
realize profits, under which the market
gave way. Most OF the days advanced was
lost and the close was easy with 6.b6c bid
for August The slump was 50 manifestly
due to the desire TO capture profits that
IL can hardly be said TO have discour-
aged the bulls. There Is no sign OF rain In
Texas yet. and unless the drought Is
broken very soon, We shall probably see
The whole list well above cents. With
out considering the Texas scare, all the
conditions now influencing the market are
distinctly bullish. The great mass Of
traders who marketed their holdings to-
day are now awaiting an opportunity TO re-
place them. II there should be any fur
Their decline next week they VIII surely
buy; and ~ prices go higher, they are
very apt % buy anyway. The advance
has lately been so sharp and continuous
that it IS only natural that there should
he frequent and considerable reactions.
But we still feel confident Of higher prices
and we favor purchases whenever the
markt shows decided weakness