The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-29

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Peceipts this day year before last =. $40
Receipts this day in 1893 :...-........- ~
Receipts since Sept. l, 1895 ......... ~ ~
Same time last year ...................yll ,5Uo
Same time year before last ...........sZ!, ~
TTxnorts coastwise. this day ....... $40
Stock on hand this day ..............- 32,96
Same day last year ...........-..s.... oo'5ot
Receipts and stocks at the ports 49,
R Rss g6y l this w dsy ..: 1 i5
mis- day last year ..................... 17,l9S
This day year before last ............. 5'1S9
This day in 1888 ..;.....''''''.'''.'' 4'ssSSS
Receipts past four days ............. Zl,5JS
same DAVIS last year .........S...... 36,005
same DAYS wear before last ......... 1855
same davs in 1898 ................ 17,17S
Total receipts since Sept. l, So. 4,9490Sl
Same time last year .......:.......'' 190.'9esSS
same time year before last ........ 1854 26S
Same time in 1898 ...;..:.'..''..'' 4't.9H.'9Syee
Stocks same day last year ..-...... 6n'9ol
Receipts this week in 1898.
Saturday ....... S,O 4S ", "Wednesday ssS9o
Tuesday .......... 4,39S Friday ....,..... Abb
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-steady; middling, 7A; net re-
New Orleans-Steady; middling, 79si net
receipts 2,S59; gross. S.Sn; sales, $500;
Mob %obiie%Quiet; middling, ~; net re-
ceipts 7OS; sales. 500; stock, 14,2l7
Charleston-Steady; middling, TX; net
receipts, "a; stock, 1922.
=
ceipts, 81; gross, 81; stock, Asp.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, Ills; net
receipts, 625; sales. 30; stock, 1s,SlS or.
Baltimore - Nominal; middllng, o1s;
gross, 800; stock 11.4S3.
New York-Quiet; middling. Sk; net re-
ceipts. ia; gross. 9S5: sales, S,4M; spin
iG Bo'st on f: middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts 4S4; gross, 94l. ,,-..--so,,. 49,.
alphabetically; middlins, SIS; net
DaiiV Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling. n; net. re-
cePts 5 sales; .; STCGR1ii 49, r. net re-
55.S36. 30 7o,s. not
receipts, 1872; gross, 9O5; sales, bio; STOCK
0i; cSiinD'cinnati-QgIet; middling. 7@' net re-
ceHiR51: st1o4 a Stead mddlng 7a net
ceipts, 1872; sales, 70; stock, 2z'VzS'
Louisvilie-Firm; middling, ~.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Observation-Disclosures IL. 49,
New orleans-To the continent, 5,2OS;
'q NorfoikLTo Great Britain. 1O2; coast
New York-To Great Britain. 6,755; con-
tinent, 1873; forwarded, 715.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 6,S57; to France,
none; to the continent, 6,4S7.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain q
Total foreign exports since Sept; l, 1895
TO Great Britain, 2,O26,g 8; to France
444 1876; to the continent, 1859, 349.
Liverpool, April %, L: 80 p. m:-Cotton de-
mand moderate; American middling, 49Sd;
sales, 5000 bales; American, 100; specudlnaa-
ton and export, 500 bales; receipts, 10000;
American 100; futures opened quiet; de-
mand moderate; April 4.17Q41Sd; April
Nay. AID May-Junies 4i5@4it; 5g9e1 1lay
4.10d; December-January, S.51d. Futures
steady.
ApriI-May, 4lSd buyers; May-June, 4.17q
4.lSd sellers; June-July, 4.l5d buyers; july
August, Aid sellers; AuguSt-September,
lers; October November. 36ld sellers; No
Vember-December, and December-J3nu-
airy. 359d sellers; January February, 3.59d
New York, April q. noon.-cotton fu-
lures opened quiet, but firm; April, 7Itc;
May, 7.79c; June. 1926; July, 5;1Sc; A aid
New York, April IS. p; m;CCotton
futures closed steady; April, 1850; May,
1900; June, 7.9lc; July, 1850; August, LoIc;
September, 1890; October, 72c; Noyem-
Der. 7.l5c; December, 714c; January, 71Sc;
New Orleans, April 28.-.Cotton futures
L5Sc; June-July, 1880; August, 1.5Sc; sep
tember. 711c; october, 6.94c; November,
6.9Oc; December, 6.92c; January, 6.S0c.
New York. April 28.-Riordan & Co say
the part of some of the bulls and the COW
ering of frightened shorts easily ntteo
the price of MAY, June July and August
from u to 10 points to-day. But the most
important new development is the grow
ing tendency of the fall months to break
away from the influence of the manipula-
ton, which has so greatly strengthened
the summer deliveries. August opened at
Tie and closed at 7S7c bid, a rise as com
pared with yesterdays closing price or
fully u points, while October, November
and December made the comparatively
trifiing gain of about 3 points The dis
parity, however, is not surprising, con-
sldering the excellent character of the
crop account now coming in every day.
Many are expecting that the present
squeeze Of the shorts in the summer
months will result in still higher prices
Ior the nearer deliveries, but traders gem
orally distrust the advanced as forced and
artificial"
New York April 2s.--The Sun. in its re-
port of cotton. says: Cotton advanced IL
70 IL points on the near months. and to
On the later months, closing steady
With sales of l06,1 100 To-days features:
Inc prominent operator took charge Of
we market to-day and rushed prices up
nill at pretty lively pace. He was as
sisted to some extent by the bears who
pulled in their short lines. and also by
We rise in the Liverpool market. One
iafBe interest here supposed to be short
W ms market, covered freely to-day, Au-
FAst was the most active month in the
ilrt while the new crop months were neg
t-eled The weather and crop advices were
at lable, and Arkansas reported a good
aiiu ~ some sections Of that state. The
G1llhk Today was mainly professional
3tninlsfion houses ala very little. The
IYflf from the ports were liberal The
.ppt sales here for export were large, but
"1 demand for home consumption WAS