. The Commercial and financial chronicle . ^@9 7M 6 6J^@9 7H ComMidUpVs a. 6.03 6.106.046.166.07 6.08 1905. 32s Cop.Twist. SH Ibs.ShiTt- ings. common to finest. d.js. d.. CofnMidUpVi d. 4.28 4.274.244.174.16 4.24 SEA ISLAND COTTON MOVEMENT.—We have re-ceived this (Friday) evening by telegraph from the varioii*ports the details of the Sea Island cotton movement for th»week. The receipts for the week ending to-night (May 4)and since Sept. 1 1905, the stocks to-night and the sam»items for the corresponding periods of 1904-05, are as followac Receipts to May 4. 1905-06. 1904-05. Stock. Thisweek. S
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. The Commercial and financial chronicle . ^@9 7M 6 6J^@9 7H ComMidUpVs a. 6.03 6.106.046.166.07 6.08 1905. 32s Cop.Twist. SH Ibs.ShiTt- ings. common to finest. d.js. d.. CofnMidUpVi d. 4.28 4.274.244.174.16 4.24 SEA ISLAND COTTON MOVEMENT.—We have re-ceived this (Friday) evening by telegraph from the varioii*ports the details of the Sea Island cotton movement for th»week. The receipts for the week ending to-night (May 4)and since Sept. 1 1905, the stocks to-night and the sam»items for the corresponding periods of 1904-05, are as followac Receipts to May 4. 1905-06. 1904-05. Stock. Thisweek. SinceSept. 1. ThUweek. SinceSept. 1. 1906. 100«. S&TBnnah .. 35774 62.33013, 66141.599 218115390 49, 14812.05530, 781 3, 084 12 531 4, S49 Charleston 2, 401 Florida, &c.. 264 Total 431 117, 590 723 91.984 3, 627 7.814 The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of bales, of which bales were to Great Britain, — to France and — bales to Bremen, and the amountforwarded to Northern mills has been 285 bales. Beloware the exports for the week and since Sept. 1 in 1906-08and 1904-05: Sxp^TlS trtrm— SAvannah Charleston. &C- Florida, &c N