The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-05
COTTON.
.tL Nll H. NeAA-s1 Aff'A+
sIaDd-The market was steady, with
~ the following quotations.

Ir rlfs "a. IS 4 a. -.
81 .,tra fine Gas and Fla.'s, full....l9
q i.rra fine Gas and Fla. s, scant ..3
a --.ra t3a0rgia's and Florida S......l2
81 Medium fine Gas and Fla. $. $50: .llalli2
Medium GAS and Fla.'s. nominal. 10
al Savannah Receipts, Exports and stocks
peceiuts this day........-...........- ], SS5
81 same day last ear............-..-......2 :. rs
,aceipts since Sept. l, 1894. .S3l. lS1
q same time last year........-...........S iO,I1
xports. coastWise. this day...........2 2, 408
a SOCK on hand this .lO.O2l
# Same day last year,. ,z3l
Receipts and Stocks al the Ports
q Receipts this ay.-.........-......-. Isl
r1is day last wcek..............,.... 1881
"a This day last year..........-..,.....- l5,l9O
r.eetpfS mast three days............ 4,9it
anne time last year, 81 90
Total receipts since Sept. J. 1884. q, S3S, 3i5
Same time last year....-.............o, ~, y2y
Stock al the ports to-day. 956,2b
Stock same day last year............ $50, 254
Receipts This Week Last Year ..
Fl SamrIay...... S1S5 Wednesday 0Oi
Monday. l3l50 Thursday ......', ~ ~
Daily Movement at Other Ports
enthusiastically; middling, 3-l6; net
. receipts. 1854; sales $50; stock, ~, 24O
New Orleans-Firm; middling. SIS; net
Fl receipts. 65l9; gross, 6'fs5' sales 1850;
Nobile-Firm: mlddling. 1-16; net re-
e ccipts $40: sales. 500; stock, 2S,7S5.
Charleston-Frm; middling, 81; net re-
Il cepts 1901; sales. 300; stock, Cobb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; middling, 5; net
. receipts. sos: stock, 1886
Norfolk-Firm middling, 5s: net re-
81 cipts 2.023. sales. 422: stock, 73l.
Baltimore-Stcady;m iddlng, 50; net re-
ceipts. none; gross, 400; stock, 24S3l.
New York-Steady; middling, 53s; net
receipts 44S; gross, 75l4; sales, 2,0Sl; stock,
Fl l1i1S3.
Boston-Quiet: middling, SIS; net re-
Ceipts S29; gross. 1.S33.
ladephia-F'irm: middling, SIS; net
receipts. 41i: stock 1906.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
(. Nugusta-Steady; middling, ga; net re-
a Coipts, as. sales, All; stock. 26132.
Momphis-Firm; middling, l-l6; net re
. epts. ll2l. gross, 1,225; sales, 1000;
81 Louis-Firm: middlng. 5ls; net re-
. pts, 500, gross, 4,274; sales, 1,SS5; stock,
Fl cncinnati-Steady; middling, 5-l6; net
receipts. 500; sales, 100; stock l,si1.
81 Houston-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
. aopts. 3l52; stock, 1872.
Auanta-Firm; midlng, 5 1-16; net re-
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-Coastwise, Alps.
81 New Orleans-COntinent, $500.
Nobile-Coast 1l6.
avannah-Coastwise, 240S.
Wilmington-To Great Britain, 1885,
NEW York - To Great Britain, 1870;
france, 1155; continent $40; forwarded,
Boston-To Great Britain 2,9l9
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
81 iay-To Great Britain, 74S5; to France,
I5i, tn the continent, 1890.
n Total foreign exports from all ports
e nus far this week-To Great Britain,
q PSF to France, 1,155; to the continent,
Fl Total foreign exports since Sept J.,
II l@i-To Great Britain, 2,676.011; to France,
& 66o4o; to the continent. lSO2,24,
Liverpool, March 4. 1890. - cotton, de-
nand fair; prices hardening. American
mddling. 81. Sales, 10000 bales; Amer1-
: -IHt l.,Ts lot ion nd
90 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales; American,
illp bales.
Futures opened steady at the advance;
4 demand moderate. March-April, 2.6l; APP
lil-May, 262; May-June. 2.63; also 800;
June-JUly. sol; JUly-August 500; August
September, 3.04; Observation-Disclosures, 800;
Fl October-November. 3.06. Futures quiet,
put steady. Tenders. 400 bales new doc
kets and 500 bales old dockets.
= p. Notion American middlinS,
March 26lQ2.62 sellers; March-April, 26l
q-2 sellers; April-May, 2.62G2.63; May
June, 300 sellers; June-July, 3.Ol; July
August &02d3.03 value; August-Septen-
Il oer 3.02d3.04; eptember-October, sos;
H toher- November, 3.06QS.G sellers; No
vamber- December 307G3.0S buyers; De-
!. eembsr-January, 500 sell RS. Futures closed
H quiet but steady.
New York, March A. Noon.--Cotton fu-
Il ,Ires opened steady: March-April, 5.49c /;
Way 554c; June, 5:5Sc; July, $500; Au-
New York, March 4, p. m.-Cotton flu
H lures closed steady; March and April,
4 t9lc' May, 5.55c: June, 5:571ac; July, 5.6Oc;
august 5.65c; September, 5.67c: October,
80 November, SIC; December, 5.Slc;
sales III 700 bales.
i New Orleans, March 4-Cotton futures
garely steady; sales, $1,000 bales; March,
7s, april, Dig; May. 5.25; June, 53l; July,
s,s, august 5.4l; September, 5.44; october,
q ~ November, 552; December, 5.55.
& NeW Orleans, March 4.-The New Or
SE4Hs Cotton Exchange statement is as
y iVtoWS: Actual average weight of 1853, 7S9
80 OIL the cotton crop, embracing port
4PtS and overland. for the SIX months
slled Feb. D. Sill SS-l00 against 500 24-10O
sVuuas per bale last year The detailed
averages are:
.e&as' 1913 S5-lO0 pounds, an increase over
sS ear of II 4-190 pounds; Louisiana,
'--luD pounds, an increase over last
OF = Zl-1OO pounds; Alabama, etc.
rounds, an increase over last year Of
pounds; Georgia, 491 22-1OO pounds, an
S,ttTdse over last year of 4l-l00 pounds
S3llh Carolina, 1874 5000 pounds. an in
us over last year of 10 50-100 pounds
rrSs .h Carolina, 500 S0-100 pounds, an in
,-e9r over last year of u 73-100 pounds
ousinld. 1872 29-l00 pounds, an increase
T' last year of 71-l00 pounds: Tonnes
Az Elc., Including Memphis, st. Louis
I overland, 514 4l-100 pounds an increase
rr asst year of $500 pounds. Net de-
of a. Tor whole compared with the close
4 "a iuary this year. 8 3-100 pounds a bale:
8 ys,t dIed with the close OF February last
a 1oTr4 u SHOWS an increase of IL 14-l00
4 q, NeH York. March 4.-Riordan & Co. say
v cotton to-day. The better feeling
r..A ruled the cotton market at the
me OF last week. was more pronounced
rath morning. The Liverpool report was
encouraging and May opened at
tbl,. But II soon became apparent that
sr was no disposition to sell cotton
bsJ prices steadily hardened until May
M. SoId q 5.60c. Just then the announce
lam. OF heavy receipts at New Orleans
v-o,'l55i row and a rumor that Houston
fad also show a larger movement than
to Zen expected. caused free selling
~, realize profits of offerings. Prices
ABOUT > points from the highest