The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-12


Extra fine GAS and Fla. s, scant. 10
Fine Georgias and Floridas ........1l34
Medium hne Ga. and Fla. s ....... nNnla
Medium Ga. S and Fla s ............ .10G10iA
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day .................... 79l
Same day last year .-.......s......... 739
Receipts since Sept. !, 1894. ......... .902 204
Same time last year .....s..............9l5 , 245
Exports. coastwise, this day ....... AZ
Stock on hand this day ............. A., 1876
Same day last year .................. 55 93l
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. II $50
This day last week. 5.342
This day last year. 500
Receipts past six days......!........ 74.802
Same time last year. ................. 4GO97
Total receipts since Sept 1, 1894. T. 72 54i
Same time last year. ,............. 8, SIS. 500
Stock at the ports to-day. ....,...... 791, $40
stock same day last year........... 692 l20
Receipts This Week Last Year
saturday ...... loo ~ ednesday...... S. 942
Monday ........ 9,375 Thursday. {, $40
tuesday ...-...I,z ~ I rlday ..,..... $50
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalvestOn-Eirm; middling, 5 15-l6: net
receipts $3.50; sales AS; stock, 7S,S07.
New Orleans-SteadY; middling, 6; net
receipts, 49S; gross, 70l; sales. $3.50; stock,
AIobie-Firm; middling, SIS; net receipts,
BIG; gross. G27; sales. 400; Stock, 2l 1897.
Charleston--Firm middling, SIS net re-
ceipts, 3S1; sales, 300 stock IS, $50.
Wilmington-Steady middling, SIS; net
receipts, 50; stock 17,6l2
Norfok-Firm; middling, sic; net re-
ceipts, $40; sales, AS; stock, 440,76l.
Baltim0re-Quiet; midGling, 6B; gross,
1,654 stock, p 500.
New York-Flrm; middling, 6 9-16; net
receipts none; gross, 2,637; sales, 1,S46;
spinners, 547; stock, 228, $40.
Boston-Steady; middling, 6l2; net re-
ceipts. 2,105.
Philadelphia-Flrm; mlddling. 81; net
receipts, AUS; gross, 4,515; stock, 14S6.
Daily Movement a Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, 6 1-16G6B;
net receipts, Ia sales, 29l stock, 1883.
g. gross, 6S7; sales, $500: stock, 54,512.
NJ. Louls-Steady; middling, 57s net re-
eesipts 90; gross, 6l9; sales, 1,15O; stock, So,
Cincinnati-Firm middling, SIS; net re-
ealpts, 407; sales, 90; stock II 2S4.
Houston-Firm; middling, 1916: net re-
eeipts 964; sales. 70; stock 26,759.
Manifestation, nominal; middling, 50
Exports of Cotton This Day
lveston-Coastwise Aces
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2S so:
france, ll,932; coastwse, 4,253.
Moblle-Io the continent, 1906.
Sayannah-Coastwise, 46.
wise $50
New York-To Great BiMain, 4.2s9; con-
unent, 1,430; forwarded, sH.
BOSlon-To Great Britain, 1854.
Phiadelphia-To Great Britain, 42O7.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports to-
gay: To Great Britain, SO, $685. to France,
u,s52' TO the continent, 1886.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Iar this week: To Great Britain, CA, 607
10 FRANCE, 1906; to the continent, 1850.
~ total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1894;
10 Great Britain, 2,s7S,120; to France,
E5'l1; to the continent, 2,l12,296.
Liverpool, 1890 p. m.-Cotton, good de-
fn2nd at steady prices, American middling
l-lGd, Sales, 12,G00 bales; American, Il,
goo bales; speculation and export, 900
paies; receipts, 5000 bales; American, 1900
pales. Futures opened steady; demand
tnV~ q . Iv.N.- . or
o.-o9329; July-August, 328dtS.2IG3.26; Au-
gust-September, 3.296l3.2S; September-Oc-
11ober; 3314330; October-November, S.30d
5.3l; November December, 3.336332; De-
cember-January, 3.S3d3.3i Futures, quiet;
tenders at to-days clearings, none.
a p. m.-American middling, April 3.226
90 April-May, 5.23qS.4, buyers; May
sellers; July-August, 3.2703.2S, buyers;
AuSust-September S.29, sellers; Septem-
tber-October $50, buyers OctoberN ovem-
hbgL, 5.5z43 30; Overwhelmingly, 3.3303.3 "a,
Duyers; January February, 3.S443.S5, buy
eIS; futures closed steady.
.-NeW York, April II, noon.-Cotton fu-
SHqres opened barely steady; April, 6.SGc
Nay sac; June. 6.40c; July, 6.42c Au-
sISt 644c; September, Case.
a. steady; sales 233.2 200 bales. April 6.4S;
SiSy SD; June, 6.16 July, $40; August,
I To-' September, 6.53; October, 6,56; Novem-
Uet, $50; December, 6.64; January, $40.
ri
SSiIosed steady; sales 49, coo bales. April, 5.9S;
Jay 6O4; June, 6.13; July, 619: August,
- september, GIG; October, G.29; NoVem-
1S3; December, 6.S5; January, 6.34.
sNeW York, April u.-Riordan & Co.
td4 OF cotton: THE cotton market closed
so-aay for the usual Easter holidays after
an91her advance had been established,
SIu with the bulls seemingly in complete
SSoHIr0l- The Liverpool advances were
t;gsarded as Disappointing, and our open
w ,s vas at o decline of a few points. the
- sales Of August being at 6. 45c but the
XXI per of the market soon changed and
august advanced to Csc. Here there was
ualt until after the noon call. when the
etHand became more active and there was
Luz tAer advance Of points, August sell
"ouI caused slight recession, hut the
ne was steady at August at 6.52d6. 53c.
:, ne quiet confidence now manifested by
Wy 9ullS is ii striking contrast with the
cio.AY or tho bears. who so long We're the
;PlNst undisputed masters Of the market.
,tWlllty Of the latter. The magnitude Of
-ue EXPORTS, the sudden shrnkage of the
-eipts. which have so long been the in
Inus on nriccs and the growing indica-
ION th2t tho south IS being SWEPT pretty
tt'an Of cotton. are not the only facts that
Wv CROP has never been Jess favorable.
sHill n very late start the plant Is to have
.1t loss stimulation in tho shape If fer
il@ers imam IN former seasons, ana though
Wany scoE az the idea the best informa-
tln ih-t can be hnd shows Tint the
raauoo1
~ extremely improbable That We shall
"a fcnc'lfinu Of the extraordinary
nliioHr season Of last year. end the
'''Hees now point 20 short yield, coin