The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17

Low, middling ..........-.....'.....'...52 7-l6
Good ordinary ........-............'..-5zs q.
Sea fsiand-I'he market was steady with
a fair demand. The quotations were as
Choice tSit5S GAS and Fla,s ..........,1 sa1sh
Extra fine Ga. S and Fla s, fuh....l5
Extra fine Gas and Fla.'s, scant..l3
Fine Cieorgias and Floridas ........l2
Medium fine Ca 8 and Fla s ........11q1l12
Medium Gas and Fla.'s, nominal. 10
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day ..................... 81
Receipts since Sept. j, 1894 80. $50, 95I
Same time last year sgt, 3Sz
Stocks on hand this day ............. 63,3H
Same day last year ................... 68,2SS
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day neutrality-suspicious.. l2,lI2
This day last week ................. 16,l40
This day last year ................. 7,705
Total receipts since sept. /, ia ~ .O57,s7s
Same time last year .............+. %, 342, 10
| Stock at the ports to-day .......... 920,51l
| Stock same day last year ............ 1882
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Firm; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts. 1884; sales 2,22S; stock, lO0 SS3.
New Orleans-Steady; middling, 5A net
receipts, 1884; gross, 5,2S6; sales, $500;
Mobiie|steady; middling. 5 Ills; net re-
| eeipts. 1902. sales, 100; stock, 25,36l.
harlestCn-Steady; middling, 59s; net
/ receipts. 376; sales, none; stock, 1873.
Wlmingapn-Net receipts. $50; stock,
lS,62S.
celpts. 1,126; sales, 237; stock, 1864
Baltimore-N0mnal middling, 6; gross
receipts, LIS; stock, 24,1l9.
New York-Steady; middling, Ga net re-
cepts, 700; gross, 5,725; sales, 1925 spin
ners, %; stock, 1874 4S2.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 1-16; net re-
| ceipts. 90f gross l.222.
Philadelphia,-Firm; middling, e1k; net
receipts, 612 stock, 1882.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, 81; net re-
Haif at
| Memphis-Firm; middling, 55s, net re-
! celpts, 1857; gross, 145O; sales, 1,5OO; stock,
| 1871.
eeipts. 495; gross, 2.s6S; sales, 1920; stock,
| 6l,5S3
clneinnati-steady; middling, ~; net
| receipts, 55S; sales, 375; stock, 1921.
Houston-Firm; middling 5ss; net re-
| ceipts, $751; sales. l4l; stock. S4.929
Exports of cotton this day
/ GalVeston-To the continent, 1925; coast
New orIeans-To France, 6.125; to the
| continent, 1880; coastwise, 4,214.
| Mobile-To the continent, I'll; coast
charleston-To the continent, S,755; coast
| wise, 614.
Norfolk-Coastwise 449.
| New York-To Great Britain, 1878; to
France, 100; to the continent, 446; for
/ warded. 1876.
Boston-To Great Britain 700.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
| day and thus far this week-To Great
Britain, ASS; to France. 6,8l5; to the con-
| tinent, % 11S.
Total foreign exports since Sept. j, 'sl-
| To Great Britain, 2757, SIG; to France. 669.
179; to the continent, 1,916546.
Liverpool, March 16, noon.-Cotton, good
| business, prices advancing; American mid
| ding, 3-16d; sales, $4,000 bales; American,
| 1850 bales; speculation and export. 5000
bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American, 5,40C
| bales.
Futures opened firm. demand good
| American middling, low middling clause,
March-AprE, S.1Si April-May, 3.12; May
| June, 3.12, also, 3.1S, also S.14, also BIS;
| June-Juiy, ala also S15, also ale:
| July-August 315, also S16, also BIT;
| August-September 3.16, also 3.17, also BIS
| Observation-Disclosures, BIT, also 3.19; October
| November, 3.19; November-De December, 800
also 3.2l, also 3.22; futures firm at the ad-
| vance.
Liverpool March is, D. m.-Cotton,
American middling, fair, 3 27-S2d: good
| middling, 1920; middling 3Ad low mid
ding. 3Ad; good ordinary, Sd; ordinary,
Futures, March s1s-64; March-April
| 1854; April-May, S.14, sellers; May-June
| 3.15, sellers June-July, BIS, sellers; July
| August, 3,17G3.lS, sellers; August-Septem-
| Der. 3.1Sd319, buyers; Septem ber-October
| 2.20, value; Observation-Disclosures, 3.21G322
Sellers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.22@323
| sellers: Overwhelmingly, 3.23G34 "a, val
ne; futures closed firm.
New York, March 1e.-Noon Cotton fu.
lures opened irregular; March, 6OSc
April. 6.10c; May, 6.oSc; June, 604c; July
New York, March 16-Cotton future.
closed easy; sales, 194S00 bales; March
6l0c; April, 6.09c; May, 6.14c; June, 6,12c
July. 6.15c; August, 615c; september 6.22c
October, 6.25c;: November, $3.50; Decem
Der, 629c; January 629e.
New Orleans, March 16.-Cotton future.
closed firm; sales, 100000 bales March
5S5c; April, SHE; May, Sic; June, $3.50
July 5S7c: August, 592c; September. 5.94c
oetober. 5.9Sc; November, 6.o2c; Decem
n New York. March 1.-THE total vislbl,
supply Of cotton for the world is 4.70l %
bales, of which ASSOC bales are Ameri
can; against $780, 800 bales, and 3,7167 ~
bales respectively last year. The receipt:
of cotton this week at all interior towns
We're 1855 bales. The receipts from tn,
plantations. 97,497 bales. Crop in sight
Athens. March 15.-Cotton weekly re
ceipts. 6i9 shipments, 927; spinners. 1856
New York. March 16.-Riordan & Co
say of cotton: Those who have Dough
cotton during the last three weeks hav'
had no cause to regret the venture, To
days was the most buoyant market tina
we have had for long time, and tn,
price rose to level unknown since las
October The good tidings from Liverpoo
solved the doubts of those who had deem
| ed the advance unsafe, and there was
in eagerness with the bulls. May opened
! al 6.13c, an advance of fourteen points al
| compared with Yesterdays closing, ant
| rose amid great excitement to 61Sc. Their,
| was no relaxation in the frrnness of TIL
market until few minutes before tn,
close. when the desire to secure profit
led to a sudden pressure of offerings
which caused a recession of a few point
from the highest. May closed at STA
bid with the tone easy The tradinl
seems at last to have acquired the swins
| and spirit characteristic Of bull market
! Very little attention appears now to b.
paid TO large receipts. Everybody know
| that we may have a sharp reaction a
| any moment, but everybody. also. seem
to feel that the general trend Of cotton
both here and in Liverpool is upward. an,
/ that the real danger is in selling and no
in buying il. August has taken the plac
Of May as the fayorite trading month