The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-18
COTTON.


The market at Liverpool opened after
h. Easter holidays with an advance of
II lad and reflected strongly on the New
ark futures market, which advanced
dozen points during the day. The local
market remained unchanged until the
l0se. when 1-l6c advance was made in
M grades. There was a good demand
nj the sales amounted to 336 bales. On
Z-hanEe at tSa first call, at 1880 o'clock,
81 be market was bulletined firm and I'M
hanged. with no sales. At the second call
was firm and unchanged, with sales
b l5s bales. At the last call IL closed
Inn al an advance of l-l6c all around
Nth further sales of 1856 bales.
4 The following were the official spot quo
atoms, at the close of the market. at the
ouon Exchange to-day;
iaOd Kidding .......-........'.......
.fddling ..........................
a 0W Niddlng ..........................0 l0-l6
iood Ordinary ...........'.'..''..'.'...5 9-l6
"A Market firm. sales, 736.
81 Niddling same days last year, TIC.
4 Sea Islands-The market was quiet and
steady The quotations remained I'M
#hanged. as follows;
ii hoice Gas and Fla. s .16ql6i2
3f,xtra fine Gas and Fla.'s. full.....15
Lsytra fine Gas and Fla g, scant, .13
E1ine GeOrgias and E'loridas .......11A
Medium fine Gas and Fla ......11Q111s
Medium Ga. s and Fla.'s ........... .l0QlOA
III Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
t}eceipts this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIG
kpme day last year. Observation-Disclosures. ] ilS5
}eceipts since Sept !. 1894 ........ 500, 6S2
anne lhe ldst year 800: ............S go
Exports. cOastwise, this day.. ] $50
ktOck on hand this day. 4f,O24
1 anne day last year. 81, 967
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ..................... $50
a his day last week .................. S,0St
dis day last year ................... 1892
32ece,p,s past - days ........... So 80
kame time last year ,................ "a .092
#0tal receipts since Sept. 7, '94 ...,7, $50 ,66l
i me time last year .................5,C2 GO. 667
Stock at The ports to-day .......... 739, S37
4 i0ek same day LAST year ........-... 6s5, 94i
Receipts This Week Last Year
Ia aturday. 1lH Wednesday ......S,6 32
Monday ...... II on Thursday .......G, 5Si
Tuesday. 1906 Friday ............ {, 263
Isl Daily Movement at Other Ports
alveston-Firm; middling 3-l6; net
receipts, SOB; sales, 1887 stock, COL $50.
New Orleans-Firm; middling. 5-16; net
fecelpts. l. 6S; gross, 1888; sales, $3.50;
Mobile-Firm. middling 6ls; net receipts,
"A sales. 200; stock. 2079O.
Charleston Firm; middling, SIS; net re-
Helpts, Z59 sales, none; stock, %. 1885,
. Wilmington--Firm middlintg. SIS; net re-
&kepts %. sales, none, stock S,203
. Nortolk-Firm; middling. 5-16; net re-
#epts, III; sales, 81; stock, 81, $50.
Baltimore-Firm; middling, 1916; net
fecepts; none; gross, 27SS; sales, none;
New York-Dull: niddling. 6M;net re-
epts, $50; gross, 6,457; sales, 100; stock.
6i55
Boston-ouiet; rniddling. 6 1916; net re-
fepts, 1901; gross, 4,61S; sales.
\ hiIadelphia-Firm; middling 1-l6;
u receipts, 15l; sales, none; stock, lO.9Sl.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady: middling 7-l6; net re-
epts. 81; sales, 905: stock, 17,2lS.
Nemphis-Steady; middlng, 81 net re-
eiRts "; gross, $50; sales, 1,25O} stock,
/. iq9
81 st Louis-Steady: middllng, Ga; net re-
E epts, 26S; gross, 1,7l2; sales, 300; stock,
II Cincinnati Firm; middling, SIS; net re-
. pts. 97i: sales, none; stock. 12,179.
Fl Houston-Firm; middling, 6 S-i6; net re-
"A pts, S66; sales. 5O2; stock. 17.759
Fl Exports of cotton this day:
n New Orleans-To the continent, 2,SG2;
|Oastwise, 4,404
Fl savannah-Coastwise 1850.
II Norfolk-To the continent, i,S2l; coast
& Use. 4Sl
Baltimore-Coastwise 1900.
n New York-To Great Britain, 6,6l7; con-
nent IS; forwarded. LIP.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
II ay: To Great Britain, o.; to the CONT
8 ent. 7199
Total foreign exports from all ports
#hus far this week: To Great Britain,
59, to France, S.975; to the continent,
Qi95
8 Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1884:
Great Britain, 1901 109; to France, 49,,
~ to the continent 2,154,i00.
Il Liverpool. April II, noon.-Cotton-
1ces firm: American middlng. 3 7-l6d;
es, 5000 bales; American, 1900 bales;
ejaculation and export, 1900 bales; re-
"A pts since last report, SO, 900 bales; Ameri-
n, $500 bales.
Futures opened firm, demand moderate;
nerlcan mfddling, low middling clause,
#lay-June, $50; June-July, 3.31: July-Au-
Eust, S32Q3.33; August September SS4;
ptember-October, 1886; October-N ovem-
Ier, 1886; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.SSG3.37;
Eecember-January, 3S9dS.3S. Futures now
eady at the advance: tenders. none.
+. p -Cotton-American middling, low
A lddling clause. April, S50QSS1, buyers;
prll- May, 3.S0d3.31, buyers; May-June,
S9isM55z; June-July, S.3S; July-August, 5.Si
A d.55; August-September g. 35Gf3 SO. buyers;
eptem ber-October, 3.S6G3.S7. buyers: DC
i2oer-N November, 3.3S, sellers; November
ecenbed S39' buyers; December-Jan-
b, 1Ig, o.4g; January-Februar S.41d3.42,
uyers. Futures CLOSED steady
New York, April II, Noon.-Cotton fu-
7 les opened steady; April, 675c; May
ke ge, JiIIe' e'Mci July. 6,74c; August and
r. s 95o o.loc october, 6.79c; Novem-
/, oozcs December, 6.SSc.
New YORK April 17.-Cotton futures
oSed steady; sales, 2S9eOO bales April
a ~ ~, May. 6;SOc; June, SIC; July, 6.S1c;
4 So anu september, 6.S5c; October,
nm =. November, 692c; December. 6.96c;
New Orleans. April 17.-Cotton. futures.
IN ~. safes, l59.SO0 bales; April. 6.S3c June,
Il e., v'"A-s august D.ooGs september.
~ october, 6.5Sc; November, csc; De
IlInner; 6.65c; January, 669c.
Il Ndhchester April 16.-The Guardian. i'm
4 commercial article, says: The holiday
Jung mas prevailed so that the atten-
~~.Ce rs oeen meager and the market
-, ieu. Producers, guarding against a
4 Salple advance of cotton, have raised
IN quotations. A fair trade has been
- where sellers have been reasonable
\ 'eIe mas been a fair Easter inquiry, but
4usures generally unavoidable The
Una demand has been slow, and the
,liiors or peace have had little effect The
-51Iness has been confined to speculative
,eIs' business elsewhere has been mod
49,. Yarns have been strong, in sym
1si hy with cotton in America. with a fair
New York April 1L-Riordan & Co.
or cotton to-day: Cotton to-day gave
IN proof OF its buoyant and invincible
susth- LiverpOols advance was about
~ was expected and prices at the
,rsahe were TO points higher than
,,.lsIQay's elosines. The first trade IN
Ibuht was at 677c. The heavy realizing
az once began, under which the
"a ~ Aet ylelccd, August declining 70 G7ic.
Leh me tide turned slowly but surely,
~ recovery gained IN volume and inl-
'tls, and the sellers Of the morning au
atne buyers IN the afternoon August
l ,ipted 20 tflc, the highest price yet
,ir,,,sl' Profit taking IN the last few
-'''e'ss cause a asisht recession from ths