The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-27
COTTON.


Choice Gas and Fla's .1sa1siS
Extra fine Ga. s and Fla. s full l5
Extra fine Ca and Fla 8 scant lib
Fine Georglas and Floridas .......l2
Medium line Ga. $ and Fla.'s ......nd111s
Medium Ga. S and Fla.'s. nominal. 10
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day................... 4O93
Same day last year .................. 099
Receipts since Sept. /, 1891 ..........S75 ,S0i
Same time last year ............... $50 s27
Exports. continent, this day -. 2459
Stock on hand this day ........... 90 793
Same day last year ........... 81 M
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports. O''O4'
A Receipts THIS day ................. d eOi
This day last week .............. 81 S45
This day last year ............... $40
Receipts past four days ......... 592S7
Same time last year ............... 22943
Total receipts since Sept. /, 81 Z 900 49s
sfocE ~ ne nora d5l q
Stock same day last year ........ 40 on
Receipts this week last year
Saturday.....6, S3 "Wednesday ,30s
Monday. ....... g, $50 Thursday A GIG
Tuesday .........9 $50 Friday .........7 79S
DAILY Movement at Other Ports
aNestoonlm-oQuiet; middling, 1885, net
receipts. 2,72; sales. -; stock 95 500
New Orleans-Easy; middlinE, 5 1919:
net receipts 9727 sales. $3.50; stock. 1856, :
Mobile-Dul; nriddling. 1915. net re-
ceiR;s, LA; sales, 100; stock, %, 722
Cnareston-Ffrm; middling. So; net
rec,e.ipts, 1859; sales, :; stock, a, s64
.i-'AAit 1ASdu9 Illuullnk. De4. net
RECEIPTS 9o5; sales, =. stock. 1850
Norfolk-Easy: middling. 55s; net re-
ce B,I , LIS; sales, 5ii: stock 5O1s2.
receipts, -; gross, 1921; sales, =; Stock,
New York-Dun; middling, sic; net
T rec u.s. 80; grSss 1867; sales, l2S; spin
Boston-Qulet; middling. SIS; net receipts,
li P5 gdoTSi l5Ii sales; al stock
receipts, LVLl. sales. stock % STo
Dally Movement at Interior Towns
Augusia-Quiet; middllng, 57s@5 1916;
net receipts. 597; sales, $50; stock, q, $50.
Memphs-Firm; middling. lbs; net
dd5eeeslpts' $50; gross, 1856; sales. $3.50; stock,
81, Louis-Steady; middling. 1916 net
TT.sSSesIpts 42o; gross, 45ss sales. 1900; stock,
c. f9IsipgsssssiE ssss ,. net
Houston-Steady; middiing, 1918; net
receipts 5,7sl; sales. 70; stock. s7.s0
Exports of cotton this day
G9lveston-To Great Britain, S.493
New Orle aoa Great Britain, 1000;
Savannah-To the continent 2,45O.
cOastWise 100
MISUNDERSTANDING. 81.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1904.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
nent, 2,s19; forwarded 1923
Boston-To Great Britain, 215S
Total foreign receipts from all ports to-
qay-To Great Britain, 17,207; to France
100; to the continent, $3.50
Total foreign exports from adj ports thus
far this week-lTo Great Britain, %. sly:
10 France, II sol; to the continent, 80, 1928.
Total foreign exports since Sept /, 1894
TO Great Britain, 2.S29 1871; to France.
tSl yS7; to the continent, 1875
Liverpool, March 26-Noon-Cotton,
moderate demand: American middling,
3 1920. Sales, 5000 bales; American. T.
400 bales; speculation and export. 500 bales
receipts, 1900 bales; American, % 100
bales.
Futures opened easy; demand fair;
American middling. low middling clause
sIsS s1 5sd NAY may sR Isl JSPs; $5sd
also 3.16d, also 3.17d, also S1Sd June and
July, S.1sd, also aid, also SI6d, also
5l7d, also 3.l9d;, July and August, 3led.
also 3.1Sd also 3.19d, also sod; August
and September, 32Od, also SIsd, also. S.2Od.
also 3.2ld; September and October 32ld,
also, S.23d; October and November, 3.22d;
November and December S.24d; also 3.25d;
futures steady.
A p. Cotton-March, S.17d sellers;
March and April, aid sellers; April and
sellers; June and July, 3.19d buyers: July
and August, 320d3.21d sellers; August and
September, 3.2lq3.22d buyers; September
and October, 3.23d sellers; October and
November. 3.24d buyers: November and
December 3.25G3.26d sellers; December
and January, 326Q3.27d buyers. Futures
New York, March s.-Noon-Cotton fut-
ures opened steady, at a decline; March,
soc; April 6,22c; May, GSlc; June, 6.26c;
July, 62Sc; August, 650c.
New York, March 26.-Cotton futures
closed steady; sales, 10000 bales; March
FL; April, 6.12; May, GIT; June, GIG; July,
6-l6; August, 6.18; September, $40; Octo-
3er' 6A; November, 6.2S; December 6.33;
January, 6.SS
New Orleans, March 26-Cottcn futures
closed steady; sales, $500 bales; March,
5s5; April, Sos; May, SIS; June, 5.S1; July,
~ August, SCI; September 594; October,
o.gl; November, 500; December, SOB
New York, March 26.-Riordan & Co. say
OF cotton to-day; "Thts was a day of sur
prlses. Liverpool, which was expected to
oe lower sent us further advance. This
was great shock to the bears, and every
CODY expected that our opening prices
would have been higher than any reached.
nut the bulls were fated to be badly dis
Sppolnted August opened no higher than
o5lc, and almost Immediately, prices be-
gan to weaken. At the astonishment and
NsSust of holders, the market grew
weaker and weaker, until in the last hour
august was freely offered at Sic. There
vas feeble rally just before the close,
Dui 1t was iIl-suited. The close was steady,
with 6.lSc bid for August. A flood of tele-
grams poured in asking the reason for the
IeInarkable slump, but IL puzzled no.
ocdy more than the brokers around tine
rms. 1t was simply the result Of a heavy
Iiquldation of long cotton. Many stop or
GERS having been reached We think well
VI purchases at the decline"
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