The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-19

--Ia business doing. Inc general whole
az ii markets were steady and unchanged,
Mt.ba fair movement in all departments.
'erE ,s following resume Of the different
,-ke,s will show the tone and the quo
sst atoms at the close to-day:
- COTTON.
break in futures stepped the demand
ne local market to-day. The QUOTA
ans however. remained firm and I'M
Sanqei al each call al the Cotton Ex-
e.. 5snge. The sales were 277 .balea, of
1ch y were reported at the first call
al en- at the second call. There were
ES. n transactions reported at the close.
The following were the official spot quo
atoms at the close of the market. at the
Mouon Exchange to-day:
Rs. God Middling ....-........-..........6l2
Kidding ..---...----..-... ----.......---o1i
pc ow Middllng .....--.......-......-.....5 l5-l6
EoOi ordinary ....-...-...-....--..-....5 S-l6
IND T Market firm; sales. "a.
~ Viddling same day last year, ne
Sea Islsnds-The market was quiet and
eady The quotations remained I'M
/ Mhsneed follows:
"a f'hoice Ga. $ and Fla s ............ 16d16Is
: ytra fine Ga. S and Fla.'s, full......15
~ xtIa fine Gas and Fla S. scant.. 10
Fine Georgias and Flortdas ........11A
Iedium fine Ga. $ and Fla.'s .....1ld11h
edum Gas and Fla.'s ............1 OQ10A
Z savannah Receipts, Exports and
Stocks
Receipts this day ...................... 221
ame day last year ................... SCI
H. Receipts since Sept. l. 1891 ........... 906, S53
" Fame time last year ................. .9l9 23f
H,xpors. coastwise. this day ....... 8
D took on hand this day ...,.......... A, 2S6
s. Fame day last year ....... ........... 49, 1873
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Seceipls ms uay ;.....''... ..'''''... a,gii
e his day last week .................. 6,5Si
Ehs day last year ................... 6,SS4
Receipts past SIX days ............. 60. 1876
kame time last year .................. 1856
rotal receipts since Sept. /, '94 - 547.605
fame time last year ............... 1927 ,55l
i Id 4f fho vfa~f- . a. In
j ock same day last year ...,...... 676,47S
Receipts This Week. Last Year
atuTday"..., 7ln "Wednesday ....ss.eess22
Tuesday....... 1905 Friday ............6,2 63
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Nery FIRM middling 6A; net
feceipts. LAT; sales, 1,0S9 stock, IS, 773.
New Orleans-Quiet, steady; middling,
5-l6; net receipts, S,47O; sales, 5000; stock,
Mobile-Steady: middling, 81; net re-
II fepts 10, sales, 1900; stock, 20,5S4.
Charleston-Firm middling, "a bid net
Ia receipts, 1884, stock 81, 6S3
wiimington-steady middling, Ga; net
eceipts. SO; stock. is, 262
Norfok-Firm; middling. 5-16; net re-
eipts 3l0 sales, 1879; stock. 1892.
Baltimore-t1rn1; midcling, 1916; gross,
1891; stock, 26,Z1.
New York-Quiet; middling 1915; sales
spinners, $50, stock, 2l44s9.
.b4S. gross. 2.349.
III Philadelphia Firm middling 1-16; net
receipts AIS; stock. II 1893.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
susta1ooSteady; middling. S 7-i6; net
eceipts, 81; sales, 81; stock, 1870.
Memphis-Firm; middling 81 net re-
elgs' 1872 gross. sos; sales 900; stock,
St. Louis-steady: middlng. 81: net re-
eipts' 81 gross. 522; sales, $50; stock, as,
Cincinnati Firm; midding. sla; net re-
Mcepts 758; stock. 1850
Houston-Firm, middiing. 6 sic; net re-
Mcepts 9f2; sales, 90; stock 1884
Exports of cotton this day
Galveston-To Great Britain, $780,
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1879:
coastWise, l,9l2.
aVannah--Coastwise 9.
arleston-Coastwise, $50
Norfolk-To Great Britain, 1,9l1 coast
New York-To Great Britain 400; to the
continent. 1857
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
aay-To Great Britain, 1871; to the con-
unent, 1857
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: To Great Britain, a.
III to France, $50; to the continent, A.,
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, 1884,
10 Great Britain. 1922, 900; to France, 739,
~@' to the, continent, .2l55,4S7
Liverpool, April Is, Noon.-Cotton: good
business done at steady prices American
middling, 31ad. Sales, 10000 bales; Amer
lcan, 1880 bales; speculation and export,
gg bales; receipts, 5000 bales American,
Futures opened firm: demand fair. May
s9ne, 3.S4GlS.350S.34; JuneJuly. 3.S6d3.37Q
st-September. 3.3s0S.39a3.3s; September
gctober, S.Dd3S9; Oetober-November. 3.42
4l03.40 November December. 3.l24l3. 43
g. 1854; observation-disclosures. 3.446343GD
y Futures now quiet.
P. m.1;American middling, fair, 4 5,32d;
ood middling, S-32d; low middlng.
',l6d good ordinary. 5-16d; ordinary.
P Futures R2 April. 8l-s4 BUYERS;
~ hilVPTg. MaN-IunP.
buyers: June-July. 3.3S63.34 sellers;
July Jul. August, 3.S4d3.S5 buyers; August
Der; 5@ buyers; October-November, 3.Ss
1853 value; November December, $40
reIeIs; December-January, BAL sellers,
January February, 3.42 buyers. Futures
closed Irregular.
New York, April II. noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened weak April, SIDE May, 6.76c;
June 671c, July, s76c August. 6.S0c. Sep
esm5ber, 679c; October, oslo; November.
'f Kew December epE Ss7e - cot+ou t,,,,ro
si9sed H., steady; sales, 27o 200 bales; April,
gust -s stSy S52; June So July 672; Au-
Ky FEBRUARY, s95; March, 100.
New Orleans, April lS-Cotton quiet;
Nay. s25: June. s.Si; July. So August.
4 -. September. 646; October, SAT; No
Der $50; December SIS; January.
New York. April 1s.-Riordan & Co. say
~ o. on to day: The trading was fever
81 it unsettled To-Day. august opened
etgc. advanced 6.S5c declined soc, and
used at 676Q6.T7c. with the tone steady.
~, H. cause Of the decline was the liqutda-
IN OF long cotton to secure profits, but
az me conditions that should influence the
bt4f1ket continued bullish and we expect
'eIore long to find those who have sold
Il during the last three days, eagerly
Fklng 10 replace their holdings at higher
ices. We consider cotton purchase
upon every depression"
NAVAL STORES.
spirits Turpentine-There was p fair
remand at the current prices, which was
u IuCna med from a.la We alneirlg