The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07
COTTON.

cotton exchange.
Inc following were the official spot quo
tauons at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
GOOD middlng ....-.....................6l -l6
MldQhng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3-l6
Low mlddling -..-.+.--..-..--.-.-......5l2
1000 Ordinary ......t.......-.-..-.-...-5t
DIuiHdEy .-+....--...-..... .-.-..........4 9s
Market steady; sales, 165.
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks.
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. ], 86l
same day last .................... LBS
Receipts since Sept. /, 1894. $50, 0S2
Same time last year......+...........90 sos 400
Exports continent this day.......... 6,0S2
Exports coastwise this day.. AZ
stock on hand this day.............. g, $50
Same day last year................... SIS, 465
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day..................... 10 3f2
This day last week. 1900
This day last year................... 1851
Total reeeipta since Sept. ], 1894. 4 All ,055
Same time last year. g. 533 $40
stock at the ports to-day......... Sf0427
Stock same day last year......... 707 90t
Dally Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Steady; middling. 5 1876:
net receipts, 1887; sales. 522; stock 20 5SS
New Orleans-Steady; mddling so net
receipts, 5,35S; gross, 5,53S; sales, $3.50;
stock. 81 1856.
Mobile-Quiet; middling. l1-16: net re-
cePts. 79; gross, 742; sales, 20; stock,
Charlesstton-,Quiet; middnng 81, net re-
Nilmngton-Dull; middling ga; net re-
ccipts, 50; sales, ~, stock. IL 4S5.
Norfolk Firm; middling, 8 l5-iG, net
receipts, lob; sales, 230; stock, 50,l4l.
MISUNDERSTANDING. middling, Ga net
receipts, - gross, =; sales -; stock, %
New York-Quiet; middlng. So: net re-
ceipts, none; gross, $3.50; sales, rs; stock,
80, III
Boston-Duli; middling. SIS; net receipts
623; gross, 2,27S stock.
Philadelphia-Firm middling 65s; net
receipts. 677 sales. -; stock 1864.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady middling. 8; net re-
ceipts. ISL sales. 1872: stock. 1878
Memphs-Quiet; middling. 8 1916: net
receipts, ASP; sales, 700; stock, $500.
St. Louis-Steady; middling, > 1915; net
5s25. . ~
Cincinnati-steady: middling, s; net re-
celpts, 1000; sales, $780, stock, 1905.
Houston Dull; middling, 1916; net
receipts 1,62S; sales =; stock. 29,029
Exports OF Cotton This Day
New Orleans-TO Great Britain, $500,
continent 1856; coastwise, 535.
Mobile--COastwis rise, 1888.
Savannah-To the continent, 6,0S2; coast
wise Az.
Charleston-C oastwise, 72l.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1,034
New York-To Great Britain, 625; for
warded, 1921.
Boston-To Great Britain, 251s
Total foreign exports from all ports
to-day and thus far this week-To Great
Britain, 1921; to the continent. l4,03S.
Total foaeign exports since Sept. l.
1S94-To Great Britain, 29lS, 754: to France
1911; to the continent, 2,076,764.
Liverpool April q. Noon.-COttOn; de-
mand fair, at fun prices; American mid
ding, 3 11-32d; sales, 10000; American,
5000; speculation and export, 1000 bales;
bales; futures opened firm and higher;
demand moderate American middling,
low middling clause, May-June. 3-2Oc, also
3.2lc; June-July, do; July-August. 322c.
also 323c; August September, 3.24c; Sep
tember-October. 3.2jc October Novem-
Der, S.26c; acknowledgements, 3Ha3.2sc;
VrswNn q Leo
American middling, fair 3 S1-S2d good
middling, SID; mddling. 32sd; low mid
ding, 3 27-32d; good ordinary, 3isd; ordi-
nary, 15-l6d futures April, 319q3.20, buy
ers; April-May, do; May-June, S2l; June
july, 3.22 buyers; July-August 323d3.24
tember-October, 1926, sellers; october
November. 3.2I, value; November Decem-
Der. rs, buyers; December-January, $3.50
$50. sellers; January February. 3.30aS3l,
buyers, futures closed very steady.
New York, April 6. noon-Cotton flu
lures opened steady aSay April IS 81 May dy
TENDER, 6.35c: October 637c; November
SAC; December, 6.A5e.
New York April ,6.-tutTes closed
steady; sales, G.. 600 bales; April, 6.26; May,
SIS June. 6.27; July, 62s: August, G.S1,
September 692; October, Csc.
New orleans, April Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady; sales, p, 400 bales
April. 5.79c; May, 5.S5c; June 5.e2c; July.
59Tc, August, sole, September, 6.05c; Oc-
tober. 6.oSc November 6l2c; December,
6.l4c: January. Gle.
New Orleans. April 6.-New Orleans cot
ton exchange statement: The Texas cot
ton crop movement from Gulf and Allan
tic states Just issued by Secretary Hester
shows actual deliveries from the state of
Texas for the first seven months OF the
season to the close of March, inclusive,
of g. 055. sos bales. against l.SSO05Z Tor the
same time last season, making a net in
crease of 1888 bales. The deliveries at
the Texas seaboard show an increase of
l5.2S2 bales.
The shipments via Cairo and St Louis
were Jas 40I bales; to New Orleans 3l5, 9S4
bales and rail shipments TO Mexico, 81 262
bales. while the shipments across the Mis-
sissippi river north OF St. Louis. have de-
creased 1882 bales. The deliveries from
the state OF Texas from and after March
81. last year, were l79,00S bales, the com
mercial crop of Texas last year having
been 2.059. 060 bales.
A statement is also issued. giving an
analysis of the movement OF cotton into
sight, dividing the cotton belt into three
groups viz: FirSt-Texas and Indian Ter
ritory. Second-Other Gulf states, en-
bracing Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi
and Tennessee. Third-Atlantic states EN-
bracing North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia, Florida and Alabama. This an
alysis shows crop brought into sight for
the first seven months of the season to the
close of March, Inclusive
Texas, 3,096SSS bales, against S92. S62
bales in 1884, and 9S5,6I2 bales in 1875; 9TH
er Gulf states, 2,602. SO bales. against 203l
934 bales in 1894, and 979 bales in 1898
Atlantic states, 3364.QW bales, against O.
992, 1875 bales in 1891 and 2,436 fj4 bales in
1893.
The statement does not divide Texas
and other Gulf states for 1892, the $685.. 600
bales crop year, as there were no separate
monthly figures, made up for Texas In
that year. but Il gives the following com
PARSONS between this year and 1892 Texas
and other Gulf states, together this year
56S9. 464 bales, against 5,l43.9l0 bales In
1892; Atlantic states, this year. 1861. 00i
bales, against S,250379 bales in 1892 Ex-
cess, compared with 1892 in Texas and
other CUR states. lf5.554 bales; excess
compared with 1892, in Atlantic states. 49,
62l bales.
The difference In Texas crop. as given
above and Texas I'm sight. consists OF
the fact that the Texas crop embraces
only cotton actually shipped out Of tho
state 20 the close OF March, whereas the
"in sight includes also stocks al counter
interior towns az the close Of March Ia
excess OF Sept T. An important feature
la this report is the showing OF deliveries
from the different groups after the close
Of March iu Che first three years They
were: From Texas, IG1 1893 bales in 1894