The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-07
COTTON.
81 "a Island-The market wa. steady,with


s4s Islaud-The market was steady with
n .tIs. an the following quotations:
choice Cas- and Fla.'s ............ .16dl6la
EX-ra fine Gas and Fla. S, full.-..l5
Extra fine Gas and Fla.'s, scant..l3
i-re Georgia's and Florida's.
Medium fine Gals and Fla. s. .1d11i5
Medium Ga. S and Fla S, nominal. 10
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
. Same day last year ........-........... 1873
h Receipts since Sept, l, 1894. .S36 SIS
Same time last year. .,................S13l 29
. Exports continent this day........... LIS
f Exports cOastwise this day.. 2 us
n stock on hand this day............... 66379
Same day last year. .......:...... Oyl0
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ........-.-..-.-. l5,OS6
This day last week .................. 1886
4 This day last year ................. 12,O
4 Receipts past five days ......... S5.444
4 Same time last year ........-.-.. 45,714
4 Total receipts since Sept. /, 1894 $3.50, 045
Same time last year ............5 241, 3OS
Stock at the ports to-day ...... 957. 100
Stock same day last year ........ S36, III
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday ...... S.1s5 Wednesday 100
Monday .......13,l50 Thursday ..... 1913
tuesday .......12375 Friday ........1S,9 S9
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalVeston-Steady; middling, 3-l6; net
receipts, 2,G2i sales, 1857; stock, 10i224.
New Orleans-Firm; middling. S-16;
net receipts. 1851; gross 5,l66; sales $500;
Mobile-Quiet; middling, 5 1-l6: net re-
caipts 81; sales, 300; stock, 62,lSS.
Charleston-Firm; middling, 3-16; net
receipts. 100; stock, 62,iSS.
Wiimington-steady: middling, 5; net
receipts. g.; stock. 5.709.
Norfolk Firm; middling, 3-l6; net re-
oaipts. LA: sales 1874; stock. 1854.
BaltimOre-Steady;m iddling oih; net re-
ceipts. none; gross, 1.40S; stock, 2tS42.
New York-Steady: middling, Ills; net
receipts, none; Gross; S'6Ol' sales 49, all
Boston-Quiet; middling. SIS; net re-
caipts, 2166; gross, 2,760.
Philadelphia-Firm:m iddling, 1916; net
receipts, III; stock. 1880.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
4 Misunderstanding: middlng, % net re-
cdpts. rs; sales, S4S; stock. PISS.
& Memphis-Nery firm; middling, 1-16;
4 4 receipts, 7SS; gross, 9S2; sales LOO;
ST. Louis-Firm; middling, 50; net re-
eipts' $685. gross, 2,5Sl; sales. 200; stock,
Cncinnati-steady; middling. 5 sic: net
receipts. l,i76; sales, 100; stock. 12,57S.
+ receipts. 1925. sales. 90; stock. 1856
f Exports of cotton this day
f Observation-Disclosures. Abs.
8 New Orleans-To the continent, $3.50;
coast wise. 4,1l0.
" Nobile-Coastwisc 139.
Savannah-To the continent, 1,275; coast
A wise. 2175.
a Charleston-C oastwise Sc.
A No-folk-Coastwise. 2,100
4 New York-Forwarded 2.143.
. koston-TO Great Britain 1854.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
Il 1ay-Io Great Britain, LISA to the CONT
Aent. 6S25.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
n ,ar this week-To Great Britain 1861; to
II rance, sos; to the continent, 1906.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1884
o Great Britain, 2.6s2, SIS; to France, $50
F 10 the continent, 1,826,9T7
Liverpool, March s, 12.30.-COtton: De-
mand fair; prices steady; American mid
lNng, l-32d; sales. 700 bales; American,
tW bales; speculation and. export. 500
hales, receipts. p, 100 bales all American
Futures opened steady; demand moder-
ale, American middlng, low middling
cause. March and April. 2.61d; also 2.62d;
Apul-Alay Esd; also Esd; May-June,
sd also 3.00d; June-July, 3.Old; July
august 3O2d; also 3.03d; August-Septem-
ner a03d October-November. 3.06d; No
lember- December, 3.0Sd. Futures were
quiet but steady; tenders, 900 bales new
dockets and 300 bales old.
p cotton March, 2.6Sd; March
april 26}d sellers; April-May, 500 buy
ers May-June 3.0lN3.02d value; June-Ju-
~ 393d July-August, bold buyers; Au-
klst-Sept TENDER, 3.050306 sellers; Septem-
Rer-Oct.oher, 30603.07 buyers; October
HoVember 3.08d3.09d sellers; November
december, 3.09d310d Overwhelmingly
mQalld value; futures closed steady.
New York, March 6, Noon.-Cotton fu-
lres opened steady; March, 5.50c; April
rs May, 5.57c; June. 5.59c; July, 5.62c;
August 5.66c.
New York, March 6, p. motion fu-
lures closed steady: March and April
&c PC May. 5.61c; June, 563c; July, 5,67c;
tuslst DOC; September. 5.74c: October,
Sc' November, 5.S4c; December, 5.SSc
sales, l5l, 200 bales
New Orleans. March 6.-Cotton futures
steady, sales, 50 700 bales: March 5.31c;
Apnl. 5.25c; May, 5.32c; June, $3.50; July
70, August. 549c; September, 5.53c: DC
-ycItI' 3.56c; November, 5.59c December
New Orleans. March 6.-New Orleans
pl.2h Exchange statement: The semi
4 My movement at twelve leading in
tIIor towns: Receipts this year. 39,197
airs last year, 1857 bales; shipments
year, 1888 bales; last year. 22.3S
VIC als' stock this year, 3l4,075 bales; last
ear 257,626 bales.
'eW York, March 6.-Riordan & Co. say
81 cotton to-day: There was more life
~ lie cotton market to-day than has
XXI seen Tor long time. The steady
e s@igenlng of values in Liverpool fright
si me shorts and led the large purch-
S 10 cover. The room -traders were
bl,k TO follow the lead of the leading
eas.i.. and the market changes advanced
May, which opened a 5.56c ris-
r,s 10 7b5c. In the final dealing the de-
r.an9 slackened somewhat The close
steady, with 5.6lc bid for May. There
l.sared to be but little buying for in
ir,.4lent, and the permanence OF to-day's
rtl tFement will depend largely upon
he .her the demand from the shorts has
i tt' sdushed. The impression prevails
t.. Al leruoon that the short interest has
l pretty well covered; if such be the
,5S prices are likely to be lower to-mor-
va ne receipts to-day, though liberal,
4 hos ess dlscouraging In volume than
~ Yesterday
,''ahchester, March 6.-The Guardian IN
~ numerical article says: Business
Tto.L peeen sluggish but fairly steady.
4 l5H II has been scarcely maintained
-a" Ter tone has developed under the
m 'rnce Of the stiffening Of the prices
r,t ion. The slight decline in Indian
rr--5al-se mas partially checked trade and
,er.tl ers are unwilling TO enter into ex-
f,'-o..t engagements. owing to the I'M
ak oneness Of the terms offered. IN
arc fairly numerous but they
.r. =. Tor the most part unavoidable. and
hose iningly made merely for the pur-
zen, testing quotations. Transactions
any arc made under pressure and are