The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-05


show the tone and the quotations at the
close 10 day:
COTTON.
The market continued slow. but on
decline Of l-l6c there was some trausac-
lions made. The business is almost at a
staudstill the offerings being very light
and the demand Tor local stock OF no I'M
portauce At the cotton exchange the
market. at the first call, opened steady and
unchanged, with sales OF forty bales. AT
the second call, Il was l-l6c lower in all
grades, with sales OF siXty-iiVe bales.
At the close il was steady and unchanged,
The following were the official spot quo
tatious at the close of the market at The
cotton Exchange To-Day:
Good middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 lilo
Mddnng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . l5-l6
Low m.ddling ..........................5
Good ordinary ........'.............-...5i
Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
Market steady; sales 1876.
Sea lslands-The market continued quiet
and steady. The demand was fair Tor de
sirabe grades, but they continue scarce
The last sales reported were at the fol-
lowing quotations:
Choice Ga and Fla. 's.............. 16dlGib
Extra fine Ga S and Fla 5 full.....15
Extra tne Gas and Fla 8 scant...l3
Fine Georgias and Floridas ........IIA
Medium nne Ca 5 and Fla. s......llftiiih
Medium Ga. ana Fla.'s nominal. %
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks;
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. 1Sl
same day last year .................. 7SJ
Receipts since sept. 1, "a ............692, uo9
Same time last year ...................gJj,l 53
Exports, continent, this day ......... 1870
Stock on hand this day ............... Go, 9SS
Same day last year .....4.............. J937S
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ......-......+.... 15,3i2
This day last week .t............... 29,l9j
This cay last year ................... 5,ll3
Receipts past six days ............ Jj,79j
Same time last year ............... 30, O55
Total receipts since Sept. ;, "a ..1376, 400
Same time last year .......... 5.j14,l21
stock at the ports to-day ........ S5l,l55
Stock same day last year ........ 7l7,06
Receipts this week last year
Saturday. ........7.00l Wednesday ..1,5i3
Monday ...........S 1876 Thursday 80. 1856
Iueeday. $500 FRIDAY .......2l, 532
Daily Movement at other Ports
Galvest On--Steady; Dddling. l2-i5 net
receipts, g. 1856; sales SOS; stock. $3.50
New Orleans-Easy; middling, 80, net
receipts 4.Tie' gross. 5'gii; aa,ez ?, ]o9; stock,
MobIe-Quiet; middllng. 50; net re
ceipts, &C. eaes, SEQ; stock, 2S.S9l.
Charleston-Firm m,dclins, 594; net re-
ceipts, 255. stock g $50.
Whining middling, 53t: net
receipts 90; stock. 1888
Norfolk-Firm middlng. Isis; net re-
oeipts. 81; sales, Ss5; stock, 50,925
Baltimore-Nomrnal: middling, e.: net
receipts 2,825, gross, 1854; stock. 25.975.
New loEL-Easy; middling. 6is; net re-
ceeilp0tt5' lll5' gross, 6I56; sales, $50; stock
Boston1---Quiet middiins. e9s; net re-
cepts rs, gross 77e.
alphabetically, mlddhnC, 6 Ills;
net receipts, SOP; stock, 1851
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
r. A9gqst9 a ma mic l5-ie; net
Nemphis-QWet: middlng, 12-tG: net
receipts, e2l; gross, 7o5; sales $500; stock,
st. Louis-Cu.et; raiddling. SIG: net re,
cents, 2o5; gross. 1,462; sales. l5l stock,
Cincinnat;-Steady; niddnnq G: net re-
" CENTS hrT Gales stock
Houston-Steady; middhng, so; net re-
eeipts, l.884, sales, G2Si stock 22s5j.
Exports of cotton this day
Galveston-To TIE continent, 5.2o9; coast
wise 50
New .orieans-To the continent. 1900,
eoastwise, AIT.
Nobile-Coastwise 159.
savannah-To the continent. 1899.
Charlestonmro the continent, 175c;
Norfolk-Coastwise 1,795.
Baltmore-To Great Britain. 5.137.
New York-ro the continent, 3,S17 for
Boston-To Great Britain. 1.7ls.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports to-
oay-Io Great Britain, 4,S56; 10 the con-
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this week-To Great Britain. 1854; to
france rance 9,539 to the continent, dl47
Pr Iotal foreign exports since Sept. l, 1894
d lo Great Britain. 2,90S,9Os; to France, 697,
w; TO the continent, 2.0577s3.
liverpool April 4, ncOn-Cotton, good
BUSINESS done at steady prices. American
mldqhng. 3Ssd sales 5000 bales; American
izNp bales; speculation and export 1900
paies' receipts, loco bales; American, 600
uaIes. Futures opened easier; demand.
Inoderate; American middIing, low mid
0llng clause; April-May, 347; May-June
. l9q5lS also S.19; June-July, 800 July
Sd1guSt, 81; August-Septenlbe 1923, also
-, also 3. %; observation-disclosures 223 also
"a; October-November 3.25; November
December. Bog; December-January 1928,
dlSo ~ Futures, steady at the decline.
P; m-American middling, fair, 31-32d;
sooG middhng, 1922; low niddling, SI4d;
s9od ordinary, 31sd; ordinary, 2 15-16d.
,tutures-April, 17-64d' April-May. 317;
May-June, 3iSd3.I9; June-Juiy, 319d3. 30,
september. 322M3. %, sellers; September
SICto9er, !. 23u3. "a, sellers; October-Novem-
. p5 ~, LOG 5.26, buyers; December-January,
S.z3H52l, buyers; January February. S.2g,
seiers. Futures closed quiet, but steady.
New York. April 4, noon.-Cotton fi-
ccGIes opened steady at a decline; April,
o.-yc' May and June 624c; July, 625c: Au-
susl b2Sc: September, 6.36c; October, 633c;
~ oEesm9er, Csc; December, 6.42c; Janu
s, New York, April ECotton futures closed
3 s99n' sales. lQ,l00 bales. April, go; May.
81 81 June, 623; July, 6.2i; August, SIS;
~. December. 6.42; January. 6.4s.
To- HeW York, April 1.-The New York cot
G on, EXCHANGE win be closed Good Friday,
april - and Saturday April IS.
,NeW Orleans April 4.-Cotton futures
st9sed steady; sales, 80, 700; April, 574: May,
SeTte SIhne, 5SS; July; SCI; August, 596;
. 6oeplember. 500; October, SOB; November,
oy5' December SOC
new York, April 4.-Riordan & Co. say
IL i1 cotton to-day: Another disappoint-
ing day in Liverpool caused another day
~ considerable fluctuations here, with
,TIllness as the main characteristic of the
ei5iirket. August opened at 6.27c, rallied to
ST. 81 ana then, upon small transactions,
SyiT SaSged to csc. The close was
Yruii, with August att. 26d627c Although
Pldces closed at about the lowest there
,%eIe no signs of weakness in the fina,
aulug On the contrary. the desire to
10y at 6.26c seemed eager and was GER
etlIly very general. The bulls, notwith-
tta4olng the big receipts, have the idea
iIdt their position is, every week, grow
flE stronger and they have proved their
allh by putting the bears 10 rout after
,beIg decline that has occurred during
'He last three months"
NAVAL STORES.
spirits Turpentine-Sales OF 100