The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-09
COTTON.


COTTON.
The market for spots continued steady.
with a fair demand. No special occurred.
a. The market to excite interest. At the
Cotton Exchange, at the regular call. at
I o'clock the market Was bulletined steady
and unchanged, with sales OF lO4 bales.
The following were the official spot quo
+atfonS at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good Middhng .....-..-..................1 9-l6
Low Middlins -.-.''....'...'''..--......
Good ordinary .--.........-........1
Market steady; sales, 1Q.
Sea Island COtton-The market was
oriet and unchanged, the last seles re-
ported being made al the following quota
Extra fine Floridas .............-..15 @151a
Vine Floridas. nominally .........13I9Gl4
Extra choice GeOrgias ........... ..14iza15
Choice Georgias .....--.-s.......-..l 312dlf
Extra fine Georgias ................12hT13
Fine Georgias -................-...l2 12dl2A
Medium fine Georgias ..............11l9
Medium GeOrgias ...............A... 10lhd11
Common Georg.as ..................10
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Beceipts t this Gay - g6S
Receipts this day year before. last.... 1891
Receipts same day in 1S95.............. 1893
Receipts since Sept. l, 1895. 7O5. 135
Same time last year ...................90 1. Al
Same time year before last ..-....... .9l3, OPP
Same time in 1893 -......... ~, 01S
ENVOrtS. c0dStWlSe. InlS QdNf l5l
Stock on hand this day ....-........... 90, 4l2
Same day last year $3.50. ............. A.
Receipts and stocks at thc ports
Receipts this day ..................... $40
This day last week ................. 1874
Ehis day last year ................... S,OSl
This day year before last ......... S,942
This day in 1893 ...................... 4s19
Receipts past five days ............. 1861
Same day last year ................. 81, $40
Same days year before last 500. 4O,1S7
Same days in 1898 ...-.............. 40, 529
4
Same time last year ...............7, 493, 1896
Same time year before last 1868, 1872
same time in 1893 northumberland SOS, 0l9
Stock at the ports to-day ......... 5S7,757
Stock same day last year ........... S46,0 79
Receipts this week in 1893
saturday .,...... 1878 Wednesday ..... 4,S19
Tuesday ........ Ss5 Friday ...,,..5,025
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Quiet but steady; middling,
y; net receipts, 20,00S; sales, IS; stock,
New OrIeans-steady; middling. tx: net
receipts s.. Loo; gross, 1.2SS; sales, 1850;
Mobile-Dull; middling. 7 9-ls; net re-
ceipts, 3; stock. 1851.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; middling ~; net
receiD;s, 1859; stock, 22.Oi9.
Wifmington-Steady middlng, ~; net
receipts, 2i6; stock, SIP.
NDrfolk-F'irm; middling, Ills: net re-
ceUlts, LII: sales, 260 stock 24575
t,altimore-Nominal; middling, s; net re-
ca pts 307; gross, 532; stock, 1856.
15O.5Sl
Boston-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
celpts, 1852; gross, 3,214.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling S1k; net
receipts, 416; stock, 1854.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Angus ta-Quiet, steady; middling, Ills;
net receipts, 10i sales. go; stock, 1894.
Memphis-Steady; middlng, 9-16 net
receipts 2l2; gross, 252; sales, 1,150; stock,
st. Louis-Quiet; middIing, tx: net re-
ceGlPPtsi l0l; gross, $9l; stock. 55,494.
n cinG1aatiLQuiet; middling, rs; net re-
HoustonnoQuiet; middling. ~; net re-
cetpts 1879; sales, 70;. stock, q, 556.
IouisVille-F'irm: middling 75k
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coastwise, 1905.
! Mobile-Coastwse, sos
SaVannah-COaStWiSe ISL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 939.
mington-Coastwise, 1913
Norfolk-Coastwise, 800
warded. "a 264 '
Boston-To Great Britain, 1.22S.
Total foreign exports from all ports
TINS day-To Great Britain 65O5: to
France, none; to the continent none
Total foreign exports from ali ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, is.-
u59; TO France, $50; to the continent Is 267
Total foreign exports since Sept, / 1895
TO Great Britain, 1.S97,791; to France,
s56'C9S; to the continent, LASS POP.
Liverpool. April 8, 1890 D. INJECTION
quiet and steady; prices steady; American
middling 1 1920: sales, 10000 bales. Amer
3cca1, 5000 bales; speculation and exports.
5t0 bales; receipts since last report 5000
Dales; American, $4,000 bales. Futures op-
ened quiet, demand poor; American mid
ding, low, middling clause, May AID;
June, 4; l6d; June-July, Aid; July-AugIlst
4.l3d; August-September 410d Futures
quiet, steady. Tenders at to-day's clear
ings none.
p. m.-Aprn 10000, sellers; April
May, 417d41Sd, buyers; May-June. AID.
sellers; $une-July, 4.15d, sellers; July-Au-
SH god, ,1 4:l4d, sellers; August-sePtember.
4,G3d, buyers; Observation-Disclosures 4O9d sell
lers; December-January. sod, sellers. Flu
lures closed very steady.
New York, April S.-Noon-Cotton fu-
lures opend quiet; April, 76Oc; May-June,
I6sc; July. 7.7Oc; Augusta, 1850; Septem-
New York, April S.-4 p. m.-Cotton fu-
april I6Tc; May, 1890; June. 1850; July,
4.lc; August, Tic; September, 1850; Oc-
ICoer 1850; November, 719c; December,
I2lc; January use.
New Orleans, April Section firm and
May; Lee, June. 1860; July, 1850; Aug
Nst, 746c; September, 7.O9c; October, 697c;
November, 6.95c; December, $3.50; Janu-
New Orleans. April S.-The New Orleans
Cotton Exchange statement is as fol-
lows; Senf-weekly movement at thirteen
Leading interior towns are as follows: For
iSS-Receipts, 1903 bales; shipments, p. 321
bales; stock, 231 1863 bales. For 1S95-Re-
celpts, y, 1873 bales; shipments. 3S546 bales;
stock, pa, 43S bales.
Tor 1S94-Receipts, L, 1876; shipments 49,
5S8 bales; stock, 1852 bales.
New York. April S.-Riordan & Co. say
OF cotton: The attitude of Liverpool to-day
was almost without significance, and our
market, until Just beforfl the close, remain
ed almost as dull as on Monday and Tues
day August opened at I. CSC, declined to
1.6Ic, and rallied to I. 73c, and closed at
!.nc bid, with the tone steady The same
mouse, whose purchases supported the
market yesterday, was the only conspic-
uous buyer to-day. Prices seemed in
cllned to sag until the last hour, when
little bold buying, combined with the gen.
eTal disinclnation to SELL sufficed to adj
vance quotations a few points. Prices
may be pushed higher without much diff
Guilty, but it is going to be another matter
10 sustain an advance. Judging by sta
tlstics, cotton seems very strong, but bus
mess is wretched and spinners do not
want the stuff under the circumstances
We fear that rallies will be only tenn
porary.
NAVAL STORES.