The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26

Extra fine Georgias ...............l 212g lS,,
Fine Georgias .....;..'.'-..;''.'''''ii1 % S,i7lt
Medium Georg-as .....-.......'-f.'l072
Ce saVannan Receipts. Exports and stocks;
Receiips this this day last year ....... SO
Beceipts this day year before last 69S
receipts since Sept. !, 1888 ........- lg 9 80?
sane time year before last .......... $50 100
fxnorfs coastwise, this day 20f
stock on hand this day ..-..-.'....... S I'3t5
same day last year .............. =. 5,555
receipts and stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ..................- I'V04
This day last week .-..--........... LII
This dav last year .................. 9,44l
Total receipts since Sept !. '95 ..4934, 64S
same time last year ...........-.-- I ,665, SO
Same time year before last o oz9
Stock at the ports to-day -........ 45l'9l
Stock same day last year go. duV,zZS
Dailv Movement at Other Ports
Oejais @ sales ss: i SOCK i26 s'
New Orleans-Quiet; mlddIng' Ills;
net receipts. 1904; gross, lO9S; Sales 1900;
stock 155 739 corrected.
s' %o6ile@T 80 middling. ~; net re-
ceipts $50: stock, 13,471.
Charles on-Quiet but steady; mlddIing,
~. net receipts, %; sales, 9s4; STOCK, 1e'oo4'
Wilmington--F'irm; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts 2o9; stock, 5,266.
Norfolk-steady; middling, 7A; net re-
ceipts, .2S1; sales. 50; stock, p ,253.
Baltimore - Nominal; middling, SIS;
stock, 10,6SS. ,,,, o,c -.
New IOrk-AuleLs Inluullu6s A-1Ot
receipts none; gross, none; sales S44, all
spinners; stock, 1869.
Boston-Quiet; middling, s1-16; net re-
CENTS 424; gross, 54S.
Philadeiphia-F'irm middling, s 5-16; net
receipts, 100; stock, 1,16O.
Daily Movement at Interior towns
enthusiastically; middltng, ia; net re-
ceipts, ia; gross, 229; sales, IS; stock,
1882 ,,, -
ceipts. i5i; sales $50; stock, 5000.
ST. Louis-Quiet, but steady; middling,
1915; net receipts, Z; gross, 57s; sales, 6OO
S' CSfiReiH matt middlng, "a; net re-
ceipts, 527: sales, 800; stock, 4.z45.
SFioustonLS STEADY; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts. S57; stock. 21,352.
Louisviile-Firm; middling, IA.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New. Orleans-To Great Britain $3.50;
continent, 100; coastwise, 80.
aVannah-CoastWise, 2O4.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1850.
Total foreign exports from all ports
today and thus far this week: To Great
Britain. $3.50; to France, none; to the
c9 Totaf foreign exports since Sept l. 1885,
To Great Britain. zoos, 023; to France, 49,
$50; to the continent, l,SWU2. 49,.
Liverpool, April p. R:SO p. m.-Cotton
ers; low middling clause, middling, 1890; ,
sales 1000 bales; American, 600 bales;
speculation and export, 500 bales; receipts,
5000 bales; American, $500 bales; futures
opened quiet; demand poor; April, 4.l9d |;
May-June AID; June-July, Add; July-Au-
gust. Aid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4.llus OC-
tober-N November. 3.61d: December-January,
3.59d; January February $500. Futures
quiet, but steady.
April AID; April-May, 4.18d buyers; May
June, Aid buyers June-July, 415d sellers;
July-August, 4.14d sellers; August-Septem-
ber Aid sellers; September-October, 402d
d46Sd buyers; October-N November, $500
9.61d sellers; Noyember-DeeeermIber, Deee en-
ber-January and January-.F eDruary' S'oSg
359d buyers; futures closed quiet.
New York, April %, noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady; April 7.75c; May.
7Se June 49, Sc 2 5Ggb Slf august ''
New York, April %, A p. motion fu-
lures closed steady; sales, 800 bales;
August, INC; September. 1850: October,
7.24c; November and December, 714c; jan
New Orleans, April 25.-Cotton futures
quiet; April, 1850; May, 7.55c; June, 756c;
July. 755c; August, 746c; September, lose !;
October $3.50; November, 6.sOc; December,
New York. April 25.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 3,14S,1S4
bales, of which 2,676,9S4 bales are American,
against 4,175,466 bales and 3,S6S,266 bales
respectively, last year The receipts of
cotton the past week at all interior towns
We're 5,477 bales; the receipts, from the
plantations We're S,161 bales. The crop in
New York. April 25-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: THE cotton market this
week has shown more life than for some
time past. Under the lead of John II. In
man, whose firm has accumulated large
holdings of the summer months, prices
advanced about 20 points, May and June
showing the greatest gains. The strong
statistical position of cotton in New York
made it an easy matter TO engineer the
rise during the last two days. About 10
points of the advance have been lost.
August opened this morning at 7.Tc, adj
yanced to 77sc, REACTED to 175c and
Mr.. Inman bought, personally, large
blocks of August to-day. Some oelieVe
that he has quietly unloaded the bulk of
his holdings and now expects to, and viii,
profit by the decline. Others think that
his buying has only begun, that the re-
action of the last two days has been per-
mitted in order to entice the bears to
sell, that the May shorts will be cornered,
and perhaps the June shorts also, and
that that he will yet sell his holdings wen
above cents Others again feel conf
dent that whatever his inclinations, he
VIII be unable to stem the strong current
OF bearish feeling here, caused by bad
trade and the fine outlook for the new
crop, and that his bull movement IS
doomed TO failure, but everybody seems
OF the cotton market, and that it is vain
to attempt to follow his trading or to
Iathom his programme. Meantime, the
new crop has been planted. and is having
an auspicious start The course of nricaS
as TO the summer months is so uncertain
mat we regard trading in them as rath-
er dangerous venture, but we feel con-
Elnced that there Is handsome profit
Tor anybody who sells October and No
Nember or December at present prices"
New York, April 25.-rhe Sun says of the
cotton market: CLOSED steady and un-
changed to points lower, with sales of
s-,lOO bales To-days features: Inman
swami & Co, were liberal buyers to-day
ana but for their purchasing prices would
Undoubtedly have shown a greater decline
nan they did As it was, however. the net
loss Tor the day was very slight. The firm
mentioned. u Is estimated took about
1000 bales. Price. Mccormick a. Co.. were
the principal sellers Liverpool was lower
ana less active and the advices from the
spnth were favorable, bur these factors
laAtd % deprfss the market much in the
lace Of liberal buying ~ large bull inter-