The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-28

Extra fine Gas and Fla.'s fun ...i5
Extra tine Ga and Fla 5 scant LIB
Fine Georgfas and Floridas ......l2
Medium fine Ga and Fla. IS ......l1d11is
Medium Gas and Fla. IS. nominal 10
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day ................... l943
Same day last year .................... 52J
Receipts since Sept. l. '94.............S7 7, al
same time last year ...................S9 7 347
Exports, coastwise, this day go. i0iS
STOCK on hand this day .............. co. 693
Same day last year ...... e6 AIS
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .....,.............. 15445
This day last week ................. H. 4O2
This day last year ............. & ms
Receipts past five days .............. 4.7S2
Total receipts since Sept. /. 1884 ~ 2S7 S75
Same time last year .................5 s5S M
Stock at the ports to-day ......... 9i9ss0
Stock same day last year. .......... 77l,37S
Receipts This Week Last Year
saturday. ,S33 Wednesday ..63OS
Monday. 8. 49, Thursday .......49l6
Tuesday ........ $50 Friday ...........7,796
Daily movement at other ports
Cialveston-Quiet; m.ddling, 1916: net
receipts, 1,7s6; sales, -: stock. 9s 473
View orleans-Quiet; middiing. 1916;
Insssi receipts, 4,s7s; sales, $3.50; stock, $751;
Mobile middling. 1916; net re-
ce.pts' 5ll; sales, 300; stock, 90 293.
cs JinSre2s; i middling. ~; net re-
Wilm.nngton-,Dull; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts. i23: sales, --; stock 1903
MI Aoth-Dullf MlQOlnR, Dts, net
eelpts' 1853; gross. In; sales Isl; stock,
Baltmore-Nominal; middling. Ga; net
1de,cceeipts - gross, 2,s72; sales, -; stock,
New York-Quiet; middling, 5-ls; net
receipts, none; gross, 1924; sales 125, all
splnners; stock, eos, SS5.
bosto6Ao~ dull; middling, Sis; net re-.
celpts, 1851; gross, 2,75S; sales. -; stock -
fhlladelphia-Stead middling, 69-l6;
movement n nrfn
enthusiastically: middling, So; net re-
ee,Pts, 1893; sales. 296; stock, 21,736
Memphis-Firm; middl,ng, 5%; net re-
oe!2tts, 663; gross, l,l97; sales. $500; stock,
St.. Louis-Easy; middling. 1915; net
Iscedipts 20; gross. 1871; sales, 400; stock,
incinnati-steady; middiing, s; net re-
ceiipts, l,5S5; sales, -; stock, 1879
celpts, 1898; sales, SSi; stock, sS,i49. ''U'
Exports of Cotton This Day
SGalveston-To the continent, LBS.
New Orleans-Coastwise 3,S91
Savannah-Coastwise. 1913
harleston-Coastw 75l
Norfolk-To the continent, 100; coast
Baitimore-To Great Britain, &c. CONT
nent, 6228.
New York-To the continent, $50; for
warded, $50
Boston-To Great Britain. So5.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
DAY: To Great Britain, 4,2S1; to the CONT
nent, 1888
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week: TO Great Britain
1.g y SSSSS3 TO France, 1,50l; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sent I
lS4; To Great Britain, 1888 Az; to France,
$50 9S1; to the continent, 1887, 5Gl.
liverpool March 2L-Cotton demand
Jar; prices unchanged; American mid
anng 5-l6d; sales, 10000 bales; American
$2n bales; specula ton and export, 1000
pa 6ss6les; receipts. 1900 bales; American, H.
Futures opened easier, demand fair.
AMERICAN middling, March-Aprl 314;
A4 dl May zig; May-June, S15 also. SIG
Sust-september. S.19, also 800 also. $40;
september October, 800, also, S2l; Octo-
perm ooVember, 3.22. Futures quiet; ten
GERS 800 bales, new siockets.
4 p. m.-Cotton. MarcA, 3.1463.15. sellers:
Narch-April, 3.1493.15, sellers; April-May,
Sl495;l5, sellers; May-June, 3l5d3.16, buy
s1sS 5ITane-July, si7, sellers; July-August
~ value; September October, 1921, sellers;
pctober-November, S.22, buyers; Novem>
bber-December, 3.2sq3.24, sellers; Deem
hher-January, S.24G3,25, sellers. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
+, Liverpool, March 27.-Easter holidays in
me cotton market-April II, 49, IS and 16-
market
New York, March 27.-Noon.-Cotton fu
lures opened steady; April, 615c; May,
SS aIt; JGLne' Slac; July 6l9c; August, 6.2lc;
New York. March 27-Cottons futures
closed firm; sales $4,000 bales. March and
april 61sc; May, Csc; June. 621c; July,
6.22c; August, 6.2lc: September, 6.25c; Oc-
fe9soer' 6.2sc; November, $3.50; December.
b'SSc; January 643c
New Orleans, March Election futures
Siosed steady; sales, 5000 bales; March,
34.sYc' April, 5.74c; May, 5S1c; June, 5.S7c
July, 5.92c; August 5.97c; September 600;
SSST1S C 6.esc; November, 6.06c; December,
New Orleans. March 27.-New Orleans
1otton exchange statement: Serni-weekly
movement at 13 leading interior towns is
- -ollows: Receipts this year, 34,625 bales,
aSdlnst 1882 bales last year; shipments,
-'oD9 bales, against a ,96l bales last year:
IIeocK 2I6,l25 bales, against 2l6,s52 bales
New York, March 27-Riordan & Co. say
ol cotton to-day: The liquidation of long
SoJon, which depressed prices yesterday.
.ad the effect of relieving a somewhat
roI-2eavy market of its burden. and the
80 ~ was seen in the more cheerful tone
W. me trading to-day. The fluctuations
Mtfe lively, but the trend Of prices was
rtdlllIestly in the direction of improve
49, the closing being the best Of the day.
ttust opened at 6.zlc, declined to 6.1Sc,
IIu.dhced to 624c, again receded to 6.l9c.
~. rallied at the last, closing at 6.2ic bid,
I'm the tone firm. The fact that not
4,ns landing enormous movement. every
;e lilhe Is speedily followed by a recovery
encouraging buyers TO invest in cotton.
il' the market Is steadily broadening.
lne spring advances, we believe that
49, VINO buy upon breaks VIII have
ihejr Snd more reason to be satisfied with
'"Er ventures"
Manchester. March 27.-The Guardian.
81. Us commercial article. says: Prices
- urn and tending upward. with inqui-
r. not numerous and not important
,iIdnsactions are very moderate Shirt
..sH are inactive A few bleaching goods
~ moving and there are more Inquiries