The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-27

Same time last gNui 1900 ..
same time year before last ....-...' eSd' 999
same time in 1898 ...:...........-''.''V W. 90 90
Exnorts. continent, this day ...... 6,5OO
Exports, G bs1d this day .......... &C, 500
S S1pcA G 9av last year ................. 81, 1877
Receipts and Stock at the Ports con
Receipts this day .....--..'...--.'' ~, o'q ISS
Ih his icy 10y, st wear ............ %, 1856
,Irhhiis gay t car before last ........ 4916
I Ihis g 4aS IN 1912 ................ s,147
, nls n1s psst elk davs .......... 81, S39
SevetP daI5s last wear ........... "a, 92S
same days year before last ....-. St'dee..
same same a syS since Sent i 1895, 1893, 466
5o.al +ioe iast wear ..............7292 , 152
same time year before last ... ~ ~ ..SS
Same time in 1893 s5S $50
Stock same day last year ..:'....' S-o'Ooo
Receipts This Week in 1885 , ION
saturday........7972 "Wednesday .''ss' az
Monday 70 1Se Fridav 2ss
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalVestOn-Quiet but steady; middllng'
"a; net receipts, 470; sales, llS; STOCK o.
New Orleans-Very steady; middling'
75s: net receipts, $3.50; gross, 2,sol; sales'
$500; stock 2i4,001. ,,, -.
ce M9eils s.. sales i pu stock, $3.50
CharIeston-Quie middling, 712; net re-
ceipts. 749; stock 29,402. -,
Wilmington-Steady mlddlhS, d12' net
receipts 1874; stock, 1851.
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, 9-16; net re-
ceipts, ATS; sales, 1SS; stock, q, $50.
Baltimore-Nominal; middllng, Z 3D.
gross receipts, 291; stock, 1851.
New YOrk-Steady; middling, I 191loi net
receipts 100; gross, 300; sales, l,l5O; SPIN
ners $50; stock 1929.
Boston-Quiet; middlinS. l5-lo' net re-
ceipts Gil; gross, LII.
.Philadelphia-Firm; middling, l-lo; net
receipts, IS; stock, 9,lSS.
Daily Movement at Interior TOWNS
Augusta-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts 476; sales, 299; stock ~ 4eo
Memphis-Quiet; middling. 79-l6; net re-
ceipts, 32S; gross, 4SS; sales, 6Oo; stocK'
ST. 81 I,ouis-Dun; niddling, Z s-16; net re-
ceipts, us; gross, 1,63s; Sales 80; stock'
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
HoustonLQuet: m.ddling, 11-16; net re-
ceipts, 1886; stock, 20,43l:
LOuisvlle-Steady; middllng, 8
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-Coastwise 2,34S. -.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1900.
Savannah~To the continent, $500;
Norfoik-To the continent, 200; coast
wise 1861.
Baitimore-Coastwise 1000.
New York-To the continent, $50.
BOston-To Great Britain, 3423.
this day-To Great Britain, 1O72S; to
France, none to the continent, $3.50.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, 3d.
87S. 49,
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1886
To Great Britain, /, 766. 265; to France, 49,
GAG; to the continent, ,431 ,O9S.
Liverpool March g. 1870 p. m.-Cotton:
Demand moderate; sales, 5000 bales; Amer
lean, 100 bales; speculation and exports,
500 bales; receipts 5000 bales; American,
600 bales; futures opened quiet; demand
poor; March. 4;l6d; March-April, 4:15d;
July. 411d412d; July-August, 4:1O@4. lid;
August-Septembe 407d; October Novem-
Der, 3.59d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.5Sd; De-
Ghe I1aS January SID; futures quiet;
ding! fair 11-16d; good middling, 4 7-16d;
Inlddllng, 4ssd; low middling, I S-S2d; good
Ordinary, S,$2d; ordinary, 3 Sl-S2d.
April ~ I'D sellers; April-May Add; May
Jun sune' 4,LSd BUYERS; June-July. 4'lzd puy-
october. 4.OOd sellers. October-November.
5.o9G36Od sellers; November-D December,
December-January, 3.5Sd sellers; futures
New York. March 2s.-The New York
cotton exchange will be closed on Good
frlday, April 8, and Saturday, April L.
lures opened quiet. but STEADY April,
1Hc; May, 1850; June, 7.52c; July and Aug
uSt, Io4c; September, 7.26c.
eNeW York, March 26, p. m.-Cotton
futures closed firm; sales, 10000 bales
March, 7.49c; April, 7.52c May, 7.59c June,
1SoIc; July, 1900; August, 1900; Septem Der,
I'olc; october, 721c; November, Else; De-
cenber, z: l8c; January, 7.22c.
new orleans, March 26-Cotton futures
gulet and steady; sales 2100; March,
I43c' April, 745c; May, 7.51c; June 7.49c;
SJuiy, l.4Sc; August, Z4lc; September, 7.O8c;
S9ic
New. York. March 26-Riordan & Co.
say OF cotton to-day: Cotton was dun
anu anu easy during the forenoon to-day. May
Opened a trife higher, at 7.53c, but de-
Sl.ned 10 1.5Oc and remained about that
n lge Ior TWO or three hours But while
- was freely offered at Isle. it seemed
4thipQSslo pie to get enough sellers TO supply
t tbbe plqder, who wanted May at 750c. In
ttbte dilernoon the shorts took fright and
aiE who're INST moved rapidly upward. May
asLHEanced to 762c In the final trading
s safgre was a slight recession on realizing
90 DIT the close was firm, with May
g. a. ''2SQ t,tOc Everybody here now real
de VS J"o Iacts; first. that the natural ten
49, u the market under existing con-
onJ - Is toward lower prices, and, sec
tiI,aii tndI with the trif1ng stock and rela-
ann, NV price of cotton in New York
caIls a 'o oi can, by dint of money and pluck,
G irSS an advance of May, June. July and
cebi ust 20 the extent of at least half a
win pound Whether any operator
t,int. avail himself of the unusual oppor-
sbortSs OF not Is another matter, but the
cloee - are particularly careful in keeping
DRY GOODS.
r, New York, March 26.-In the Dry goods
eo-aays business At first hands