The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-20

. III the market was bulletined firm and
.nchauged; with sales OF 80 bales; at the
. scond call it was firm and unchanged.
.n+h sales of 14S bales. At the close IL
ss hulletined irregular, but hardening,
. itb an advance of l-16c on middling, low
.-f5dli0g and a decline of 1-l6 on ordinary.
he ether grades were unchanged. The
sles al the close were 1856 bales.
The following were the official spot
+1otations, at the close of the market, at
La Cotton Exchange to-day:
3O0l middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l-l6
iddills 1918
ow Niddling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hood ordinary ........---..............5
4 MARKET irregular, but hardening sales.
/ Sea Island-The market was steady. with
! fair demand. The quotations were as
N hoice Gas and Fla. .l6d161b
N xtra fine Gas and Fla.'s full...15
Extra fine Ca and Fla.'s scant. .1S
4 inc Georgias and Floridas.
Medium fine Ga. s and Fla. .11I1115
Medium Ga s and Fla.'s, nominal. 10
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day .......-..-............ $500
Name day last ear...-................. 1853
Receipts since Sept. !, 1894. .S57 9O4
Name time last year... .SS9. 547
Ntock on hand this day................ Is. 81
kame day last ear..................... IS, O59
Receipts and stocks at the ports
"Peceipts this Observation-Disclosures. 20S45
i'his day last year .................. l0S0l
Receipts past four days........... IS, 645
eame time last year ................ 1896
1Tota receipts since Sept. l. 1894. z, 1O1, 249
Fame time last year ................ 6, 1863, SAG
Stock at the ports to-day ......... 932, 257
ftock same day last year........... 796, S43
Receipts this week last year
Saturday ..... 7,705 Wednesday,. 1884
Monday .......10,799 Thursday........5 5, 1898
tuesday .10S0l Friday ..~...... 10 1876
Daily movement at other ports
. Galveston-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
fepts, 2,10S; gross, 2,10S; stock 1854
PEI receipts 1882; gross. SOl7; sales, $500;
took $50 152
4 Mobile-Firm; middling, S. net re-
PENIS, 65 gross, 66; sales, 300; stock, 25.4
4 Charleston-Steady; middling, SIS; net
receipts, 692; gross. SOP; stock, 1854.
Nllmington-tirm; middling, So; net re-
feipts, Gil; stock, II, 1856.
Norfolk-Firm: middling. 50; net re-
k Is ~ lo2' gross lO27; sales, IS27 stock,
i Baltimore-Nominal; middling. 6Is; gross
Feceipts. 1927; stock 26,961.
New York-Steady; middling. 81; net
Feceipts, l,2l6; gross, 9044; sales, 300, spin
Eers' none; stock, 19l, 7S6.
bostoa-Quieti middiing, 3-16; net re-
pts, gig; gross, 2,6i9
PIhtiladlollPBlhiamFirm; middling, 81; net re-
Dally movement at interior towns
Augusta-Eirm; middling, 5A; net re-
Pts IL; gross, 7l3; sales 1873; stock, q, 753.
Aemphis-Quiet; middling. 1l-16; net
s-lP's' 'OS; gross Loo; sales, l,45O; stock,
St. Louis-Firm; rniddlng. 81; net re-
eiPts SoS; gross, 3,441; sales, 50; stock,
Cincinnati-steady niddling. 81; net re-
'elPts 1904; gross, 1904; stock. 14,26S.
houston-Steady middlipg, 5%; net re-
pts. 522; gross, 522; sales 400; stock, &c, 1858.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
ff.sv
Pc continent, 49,
New Orleans-To Great Britain, SIPS;
o The continent, 1884; coastwise, 2, 49l.
Aobile-Coastwise, 307
MISUNDERSTANDING 152
ilmington-CoastWise 1,712
Norfolk-Coastwise S75.
New York-To Great Britain, 3ST5:
rance, S3S; to the continent, 1883; for
Boston-To Great Britain, 100
Total foreign exports this day: To
treat Britain, 1850; to France, SSS; to
ne continent, 7719.
nus far this week: To Great Britain,
|Siia8s; to France, 7,l53; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, 1894:
Great Britain, 2.772,316; to France,
|gQ7; to the continent, 1926, 500
Liverpool, March 10, 1890 p. m.-Cotton,
emand good; prices steady; American
Iaddllng, SID; sales, 1900 bales; Ameri-
l.
w. -00l bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American,
POO bales
Futures opened steady; American mid
\ i i5ls., arch-April, BIB; April-May. 312@
qiIne-July, S.14a3, 15q3. 16; July-August,
1851; August-Septembe 3.l713 $50
IN, September-October, 3.18d3. 10000;
Ilctober-November, 3.2OqS.21; November
pJecember, 3.21I3. p; futures quiet.
p;m;-March. S.16Q317, sellers; March
Epril, S16, buyers; April-May, 3.1603.17;
Eaiay-June, S.17q3.lS sellers; June-July,
@6a5lS, buyers; July-August, S.19Q3.20;
|6er-October, S.22, buyers; October-Novem-
DeI' 525H3.2 sellers; November-Decem
|oeI S.2iq5.25; December-January, S.2S,
eeHers futures closed firm.
New York, March 10, Noon.-Cottpn fu-
sGIes opened steady at an advance; March.
Eve; April, 6.0Sc; May, 6.13c; June, GIG;
|SSuiy, bl4c: August, 6.16c; September, 6.19c;
sSSyllooer, 6.22c; November, 6.25c; December,
New York. March 10, p. m.-Cotton fu-
yres closed firm; sales, 25S. 500 bales;
HIs,rch- April, else; May, 6.19c; June, e.1Sc;
|0Sud!y; sic; August, 6.24c; September, 6.26c;
|O9S.e; January Sale.
New Orleans, March 1e-Cotton futures
tosed steady; sales. 900 bales: March,
TIe.' April, 5.76c; May, 5SSc; June. 5.SSc:
n ODER, 6.04c; January, 6.07c; December,
New York, March 19-Riordan & Co.
~ of cotton to-day: Liverpool gave
ne bears terrible surprise to-day, and
ne result was the highest prices here
.ldt have ever been touched since the adj
shee began. August opened at 6.1Sc,- and
a1E anced to 6.25c, closing firm at 6.246
80. The trading was very spirited from
opthlng to close, and some trifiing reac-
IONS were only the occasion for fresh
.uYng, causing a quick recovery. At
1e close a very general impression pre-
ha orl- - r. Wi ha
oWer. 1t is hard to say upon what this
9eief is based, but nobody, not even the
most pessimistic of the bears, seems to
NFect anything more discouTaging than
healthy reaction"
NAVAL STORES.
spirits Turpentine The market was
-4lLet. hnf firm Tha nffat.iuos uNarn lierhf