The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-08

Exports. coastwise, this day ....... 1884
Stock on hand this day. IS, 1873
Same day last year..................... SOAP
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ................... 1874
This day last week .................. 94S7
This day last year ..,.....,.......... S,175
This day year before last............. 8081
Receipts past five days............... 33, 254
Same days last year ................. SO 737
Same days year before Iast..... 6294O
Total receipts since Sept. 1, 1885,. C, 2S2, $3.50
Same time last year. ,S19, ri
Same time year before last.........7,4 93, 1886
Stock at the ports to-day. .........., $1,000
Stock same day last year............. 5S7, 757
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galyeston-Steady; middling, 1-16; net
receipts, 1884; sales, pol; stock, 1874.
New Orleans-Steady; middling 1-16
net receipts 2,249; sales 1900; stock, 233, 1913
Mooile-Steady; middling Z; net receipts
5S7; sales, 800; stock, %, 495
Charles tOn-Firm middling Z; net re-
ceipts 462; stock SO,254.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, z; net re-
ceiptS, rs; stock 1862
Norfo.k-Firm; middling, ~; net re-
ceipts, 1890; sales So; stock, Is, 2S6
Baltmore-Dull; middling 7ss; gross re-
Ceips, $40; stock l3,773
New York-Steady; middling. 7ss; gross
receipts. 4A; sales, LILO; spinners, $40;
stock, 29O, 70S
Boston-Quet; middling tx; net receipts.
III; gross, ], 607.
Philadelphia-Quet; middling, rs; net
receipts, 1885, stock, $685.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
August-Steady; middling IA; net re-
ctipts, 80; sales, 154; stock, 26,514
Memphis-Steady; middling, Z; net re-
eelpts, 2S2; gross, 4S2; sales. 500; stock, So
st. Louis-Quiet; middling. 7; net re-
;elpts, %; gross, $50; stock, 41,3SS.
Clncinnati-Quiet; middling, 7s; net re-
'elpts, 1899; sales, $50; stock, 4,995.
Houston-Quiet; middling, Z 1-16; net re-
@ipts, COL; sales, %; stock, 1861
Loulsville-Firm; middling II.
exports of cotton this day
toastwise, 1851
Misunderstanding. 352
avannah-Coastwise. 1884
Norfolk-Coastwise, 927.
New York-Forwarded 225
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, none; to France
none; to the continent, $3.50.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this week-To Great Britain, IA, $50; to
france, Isl; to the continent, q, 5S5.
IotdI foreign exports since Sept 1, 1896
10 Great Britain, 2,753, 9OS; to France, 614,-
'S9 to the continent 1,73S, 1858.
Liverpool, April Z, 1890 p. m.-Cotton,
alr demand; prices hardening, American
Mudllng, 1-32d; sales, 10000; American
'S0V' speculation and export 500; receipts,
'VU' American, none. Futures opened
qulet; demand moderate American mid
aHng' 'oW middling clause, April 3.63d;
Aprll-May, May-June B. 62II3. SD; June-July
900; July-August, S.62d363d; August
september S6ld; September October, 3.55d;
.SoNember-December, 3.4Sd. Futures quiet
Lenders al : -ao
oales, new dockets
p m.-American middling low middling
cause, April, 9.63d; April May, May-June
Vunepuly, July-August 3.62d3. SD sellers;
jug . g,ust-September 3.62d sellers; October
S'o9u sellers; October November. g. 49d2. sod
puyers' November December, 347d3. 4Sd
sellers Overwhelmingly. Januarv-Feb-
fuary S.47d sellers. Futures closed quiet.
New York, April I. noon-Cotton futures
Tptyned steady; May. 7O6c; June, 712c;
S coly, Ll5c; August, 716c; September
0s2c; October, 6.8Sc
New YORK, April 7. p. m-Cotton flu
ane,, closed steady; sales. $1,000 bales;
-irpIi oSSc; May, 70Sc; June, 7OSc; July,
,oLo,, august, 7l4c; September 691c; Oc-
november, 6.79c; December 6.S2c;
January 6S6c; February, 6.s9c.
New Orleans. La, April 7-secrotarv
nester's semi-weekly movement of cotton
1so- ne thirteen leading interior towns in
o,o - SHOWS Receipts, 8Sl3; shipments. 1S.-
h., '' STOCK 2lS,S42. In 1885, receipts. 17O6l;
I Taies shipments, p ,S21 bales; stock 2S1. g6g
% $50, 800 receipts, 23,198 bales; Shipments
o'''S; stock, 4,4ss
New York, April 7.-Riordan & Co saw
~ 'oton to-day: "The weekly report of
r government on the condition and pros
=, ts OF the new cotton crop was issued
NY ana was seized upon as a tustidca-
~ NJ tor Tree selling OF the fan and winter
tro ms The Liverpool report this morn
n' s was favorable and the opening here
MN niue higher in consequence. For a
~ ' ~, prices were steady but the sales
s,,3 que next crop By Europe and the south
me-, sumo disposition to Nquidate. may
nnl "a 700 much for the limited demand
cioi. lhe market gradually gave way and
nv u steady at about the lowest figures
to l os Jay May opened 7.0Sc. declined
ma, We; rallied TO 7.0ic. and closed 2 .039e
mr.. we can see nothing in the govern
o,., bulletin 70 warrant short sales. our
49,. aoVices are not favorable and we
nuying on all breaks"
- } ork, April THE Sun saws 81 cot
NJ a. Prices In futures advanced slightly
en- ironing In response 10 n rise ln Liv-
bo,.e.", ihe Improvement was soon lost.
re,c,i.oer' ana partly in sympathy with
b,-..ooh win Liverpool and partly on the
report PRICES rcccded. There was