The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-25

Niddlng .t......-..............bss
Low 3Iiddling ............................ lis
Good Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11-i6
Ordinary .-.....................5 BIG
Market, firm; sales, none
Niddling same day last year. ne
Sea Island-The market was quiet and
steady. with very little Offering The ono
tauons remained unchanged as follows:
Choice Ga. S and Fla. .160l6lb
Extra fine Ga s and Fla. 5, full. Is
Extra fine Gas and Fla, s, scant. 10
Fine Georgias and Floridas. .......lI9t
Medium fine Ga. s and Fla. 's.....1ld11l6
Medium Ga. s and Fla. 's.-....... l0010I
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Same day last year ................ 1856
Receipts since Sept. l. 1894. .........91l,S 64
Same time last year ...,............924 O54
Exports coastwise, this day -. l,54O
Stock on hand this day .............. A. 400
Same day last year ................... 4304g
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ................... 1927
This day last week ............... $50
Receipts past five days .......... 44l7S
Same time last year ................ "a on
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1891 ~, $40. i53
Same time last year ............... SOS 925
Stock a the ports to-day ........ 739. 7O7
Stock same day last year ......... 6i6 1914
Receipts This Week Last Year
sSaugiay........ 4cso Wednesday ...45s6
Tuesday. 1867 Friday ...1S,20S
Daily movement at other ports
Galyesto confirm; middling, Gas; net re-
cepts, l,l62 sales, 536; stock, 55,277
New Orleans-Steady; midding s 5-16;
net receipts, 2,6n; gross, 2,S23; sales, 1900;
stock 25.5i6.
Mobile Firm; middling. 81; net receipts,
43 sales, l,t00; stock, IT, 473.
Cbarlestpn-Firm; selling. ask higher.
mlddling, Ga; net receipts 52S; stock, 81. 5Ss'
Nilmingt on-Steady: mddling, 61h; net
receipts, "a; stock. 1861
Eorfolks,-Firm; middling, 6la; net re-
,41 ct
baltmore-Firm; middling, 65s; gross.
". sales, none: stock, 1875
New fork-Quiet; middling. 1916; net
fCeip l66 oo' gross 2749' sales 209: spin
Boston-Qmet; middling. 1916: net re-
|cepts. 2,l69, gross, 2,772.
Fhiladelphia-F'irm; middling, IL; net
receipts, 1875. stock, Il, SAB.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet; midding 6ss; net re-
|celpts' 81: sales, %; stock, 15,575
Memphis Steady; middlng, 6ss; net re-
|ceap1s, l4g' sales, 1850; stock, 3e 262
lei g51 l6l gross, $50; sales, 1850; stock,
lc,neinInati-Quiet. firm; middling. 6ss;
h3J receipts, 500; stock, u. 1862
housL on-Steady; middling, 63s; net re-
|Fpts fSl, sales, 1913; stock, 14,731
EXPORTS of Cotton This Day
Ne| orleans-Coastwise, 2430.
Mobile-Coastwise. 200.
dYannah-Coastwise $40
Norfok-Coastw 1850
New York--Forwarded. 200
Boston-To Great Britain, 1871.
loal foreign exports from all ports to-
|day. TO Great Britain, 1,731
lolal foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: To Great Britain 49,
y. 70 France, $50; to the continent, 1901
~ I0ial foreign exports since Sept 1, 1894:
Great Britain. 3,052, Isl; to France, 7i0,-
\ 70 the continent, 2,74,6l1.
LIVERPOOL. April 24.-Noon-Cotton, de-
~ sal nc ,
ld.esi American, 0,40G bales; speculation
an3 eN9oit. 500 bales; receipts, 1000 bales
all American.
Futures opened steady; demand good;
American middEng. low middhng clause
9ay and June, 3.39d, also 340d. also sod
SiS9 SAD; June and July, 3.401l3. Aid, also
o4Dl' also 3. 44d. also 3.43d; July and Aug
lsL 3 40, also 343d, also Bad, also 3.45d
aso Sad; August and September. 3.431
sB9 544d, also S.45d, also 3.4ed; September
sM october, Bad, also o.45d. also 8. l5d,
sio 5.7d; October and November, S.46d
a,so 5. 46d; November and December, 3.47d
a.So sod, also 3,49d; December and Janu-
9y 549d, also 3.50d. also 3.51d, also 3.50d.
'ltufes steady; tenders none.
i ?. m:-American middlng fair, 49-32d
go "a middling, 27-32d; low middling,
4 Piled good ordinary, 7-l6d ordinary
3 sdi April, 3.3963. 40d sellers; April and
sd Ky, S;Ssa3.40d sellers; May and June
sIa,i.i buyers; June and July, 3.4ld
lgust and September, 3.43G3.44d buyers
n eptember and October, 8. Add sellers; Oc-
9oer and November, 1850 sellers; No
ember and January, 34S03 49d sellers;
4nuary and February. 3.49QS. sod sellers
II tltures closed quiet. but steady.
New York, April "A, noon.-Cotton fu-
s sie; June. 6.S4c; July. 6.S6c; August, 6.91c;
~ eemnber. 6.92c; October, 6.95c; Novem-
~, o.95c; December, 702c; January, T07c;
SSo a.. y 7l0c; March, 717c.
gA' oss, barely steady; sales, 242so0 bales;
4 ~. ~ o.6lc; May, 6.S2c; June, 673c; July,
tIbae, august, oslo; September, 6sSc; De-
4 yet o ,e.eoc; November, sole; December,
~ Ky January, 7.01c.
st New Orleans, April 24.-Cotton futures
M WY; sales, 90,500 bales; April, G.20c;
TstS use June, 6.37c; July, 6.44c; Aug
o.tyc; September. $500; October, S.52c;
|arv 1eifi99er b.55e; December, 659e; Janu-
cAeW Orleans, April 24-New Orleans
/, 9I ,r Exchange Statement-Sennt-w
tow n1IoVement at thir6en leading interior
|aeatl9,. receipts this year, 1853 bales
s55i%lIsl s,239 last year, and 1885 in 1892;
Ilehts, N.6SS bales. against 16. 773 last
~ "a dld Is, 1888 in 1892; stock, 162. go bales,
%9 os lot, S54 last year, and 256 $50 in 1892
III 'eW ork. April 24.-Riordan & Co. say
gS5ollon to-day Liverpool was again
Eves{IIIe to-day upon an alleged estimate by
f. ~ mat the reduction of acreage would
an0ut 10 per cent, but in the face or
"a more general than was supposed yes
10y. our market refused to follow
III POOL and August, after selling in the
n ~ $500, and 691c, rapidly fell TO 6S3c.
kapste Decline there was brisk buying,
Sor August to rally quickly to 5SSe.
4 cav. while the market was steady. but
kaie selling by leading bulls in the last
Il Ioe Hour again broke the market and the
he was barely steady at the lowest q
r., aN 5.slc being bid for August. 1t
IN Pc that the big bull operators have
"9l and are now working for lower
aa 10 that they can replace their hold
rE1 nui We can see nothing to change our
.aforary"
'i5hc hester. April A.-The Guardian. IA
FL, numerical article says; There has
.ait ttie Improvement IN the market de-
.ig,, We advance IN American cotton;
tppl orders arc mostly Arm and
r hardening tendency although
s4 iouh quotations, orders afs limited
s,. Bids aro frequently made on a
49, ha@ss huf N0fAabif uftrF1 arc
.,t,.. restricted There o. feif in-
some quarters and some manu-
49, are fairly engaged hut many
.a,tt,. shsHfmenta are eeanft fhoARh
'e'FAs igf orders. aye rejecting ihe OF