The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-19
COTTON.

Market nrm. sales 81.
Mddling same day last year, TIC.
Sea lsland-The market was steady with
a fair demand. The quotations were as
Dli0ws:
H ,hoice Gas and Fla .166l6lb
Fl Extra fine Gas and Fla.'s full. ....15
Extra fine GAS and Fla.'s scant...l3
Fine GeOrgias and FlOridas.........12
Medium line Gas and Fla.'s....... HOLLY
Medium Ca 5 and Fla. s, nominal 10
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day -...................... 1,O64
II Same day last Observation-Disclosures. 1852
Receipts since Sept. !, 1S94............S5 3, 995
Seme time last year.....-..............S S7, SS4
II exports, cOastwise, this day......... 3,0O6
Stock on hand this day................ 81, 402
Same day last year.............. ....... 66, S96
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. Props
f This day last week................. 2S,597
This day last year.....-............ 1899
Receipts past three days........... $500
Same time last year. ................ 1854
Total receipts since Sept. !, 1894. Z, 0S0, 404
4 Same time last year. ..-............ ,35S, 045
Stock at the ports to-day......... 935, S07
Il Stock same day last year.......... 1913, 270
Daily movement at other ports
Galveston-tirm; middling So net re-
Cepts, 1885, sales. 4S2; stock, 102.6SS
New Orleans-Dull; middling, 81 net re-
oelpis, o2Gl0' gross, l2,S2S; sales, 5000;
Mobie-Quiet; middling, 11-16; net re-
GENTS. 1850; sales, 800; stock, 25729.
Charleston-Steady;. middling, SIS; net
NilmingtOn-Firm middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, l09; stock 1907.
Norfok-Steady. middling So; net re-
ceipts G-i sales, Sf6 stock, 1880.
Baltimcre-No minal; middling, 6; gross,
1875; stock 1864.
New York-Quiet; middling, S-16; net
4 receipts Sy' gross, 5,469; sales, 1,S45;
spinners. 2ij; stock, 95,S16.
boston--Steady; middling, Ga; net re-
ceipts. LOIS; gross, 1,730
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, 61b; net
II receipts, sol; stock, 1853.
Daily movement al interior towns
Aususta-Quiet; middling, SEAS 1916;
Aei receipts, SO; sales, 10; stock, 22,35S.
Memphis-bir1n; middling, Il-16 net re-
lP.s' S6z; gross 2'SS5; sales, $500; stock,
q ST. Louis-Firm; middIing, 5k; net re-
slgls' 81; gross, $3.50; sales, $50; stock,
4 cincinnati-Steady; middling, So: net
i receipts. 1,275; stock, 1864
Houston-Firm; middling, so; net re-
'e IyS, 24Ol; sales 9 IS; stock, 1885
4lobile-Coastwise 1,5S2.
!. vannah-Coast wise, 3.O06
Norfolk-Coastwise, 1911.
Baltimore-Coastwise 1000.
New York.To the continent, 2,344; for
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To the continent 2,344.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, 4,67S;
o france, 6Sl5; to the continent, U.s.
Total foreign exports since Sept. ].
9l-To Great Britain. 2,757.Sl6: to France,
69l79 to the continent, 1,91S, $50.
Liverpool, March S.-Cotton-Demand
AR; prices barely steady. American mid
4lng, Sad; sales, 1900 bales American,
LOU Speculation and export, 1000 bales
receipts, S,400 bales, all American. Flu
yures opened easier demand fair. Ameri-
T5rcb mid bI,g. low m7iId1dling clause.
~ also BIB; May-June. 3.15, also 314,
eso BIO, also S.14; June-July, 3.17, also 316,
also BIS, also BIG, also S15; July
august 5.l6, also 317, also 3.16; August
september, $40. also S.1S also S19, also
SiS' also BIZ; Observation-Disclosures, 3.21, also
~ October-November,3 also 500;
9,Vember-December, S.23, also 1922, also
al Futures steady at the decline. Ten
utrS, 700 bales new dockets.
liverpool. March IS, p Motion
american middling, low middling clause,
lAarch' 51lq3.12; March-April 3.11G312,
eL945.l4 sellers; June-July, S.14Q315. buy
rs; July-August, 3,16, sellers; August
september, BIZ, sellers; September-OcSobe
gSI' buyers; November December, 3.21,
2$D buyer; Observation-Disclosures S.21.
se.ers; ecember-January, 3.22, buyers;
iVtures closed barely steady.
New York, March 1s.-Noon. Cotton fu-
WWres steady; March and April, 6O7c;
Nay 6l5c; June, 6.13c; July, 6.19c Au-
e9st and September, 6.21c.
New York, March IS. p m.-Cotton fu-
49, NlOSeu barely STEADY safes. Z4l,lDU
e9sies March, 5.97e; April, $3.50; May,
sSo-c June, cole; July, colo; August, soc;
september, 6.10c; October. 614c; November,
NC December, 6.22c; January, 6.25c.
NeW Orleans, March 1S.-Futures very
esqy sales 102, 600 bales March, 575;
1pHl 5.59; May, 5.67; June, 5.72; July, SIT;
a9sQst 5.82; September. 5.S4 October,
~ November, $50; December, 5.93
new York, March 1S.-Riordan & Co.
.ay OF cotton to-day: THE expected re-
ggylon took place to-day The opening
vas irregular, but in the main the early
nmaulng was at prices higher than Sat
~lay closing. August, which closed
w saturday at 6.19c, sold on the first call
,3.,11dy al 6.22c. The market held up fairly
.5 gu curing the forenoon, but as the day
oyr'dhced the pressure of offerings in
sedsed. and the close was barely steady
5.a decline of about Is points from the
ilsnest 6.07c being bid for August. The
i1S IN value was the result of heavy sell
s OF bulls to realize profits and was
,,,eler rated by the placing of stop orders
pyh large lines of cotton held for south
nr a account. Traders, however. were
he''E well prepared for the slump, and
my, oalls 90 not seem to be much dis
fLea- We expect higher prices and we
a"2r buying cotton, especially upon such
''Iaes as that of to-day"