The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

Medium fine GeOrElds .------------ L
Medium Georgias ..-.----.--.--...-.-
Common Georgias .---.-.-----.-.-- IVY q IT
Savannah Receipts. Exports and stocks;
Receipts this day --..-.---.-.----.-..- S'sis
Receipts this day last year ......---- 81
Receipts this day year before last ~
Receipts this day in 1893 .-........-. 'lSi
Receipts since Sept !, So .......-...- 6l4.zsf
Same time last year ..-..'--'.'- 90
Same time year before last ..-...--- ~, * -
Same time in 1888 .-...--..-.-.-...o 30 est
Exports. continent. this day -.....--. 4,ln
Stock on hand this day ----......-- 5s'is3
Same day last year ........ -.-.....-.- o5'Sff
Receipis and Stocks al the Ports
Receipts this day ...-.-..........'.. ii'1s
This day last year ......-..-.-.-..-. iz'st9
This dav year before last ..--.-.-.. 1913
Total receipts since Sept ]. lss9- = ~ ~
Same time last year -..--.---------- 1900 ,
Same time year before last ---..-.- -5'5iz' ~
STOCK at the ports today .....-.-. tll.z5l
Stock same day last year $500 s-i''-l
Daily Movemcn AT other Ports
receipts. SIS: sales. 13l; stock, Sis
EeV Orleaus-Steady and firm; middling,
-; net receipts, 5,l0i; gross. 1884, Sales
Mobiie-Steady: midGling. 11-ls; net re-
celpts 726; sales 500 stock Zbes5
Charleston-Firm middhng, ~; net re-
CENTS Isl: stock 81 $50
inineton-Steady: middling, rs; net
receipts. 1s8: stock. s,Se
Norfolk-Steady; middling, ~: net re-
refpts IS; sales rs. stock, e064l.
BaItimore-Dull; middling, Is; stock, H.
%eyv York-steady: middling. J n-l6;
gross receipts, DO; sales, 2is; STOCK H.
Boston-ouiet: middTng Ills; net re-
Ceipts, S4l; gross, A,43z
Philadelphia-Firm middhng, l9-let net
receipts, 1.Z75; gross, 49, STOCK, n,o'''
Daily Movement at Interior Io"hs-
Augusta-Firm: middling. IA; net re-
ceipts. Lbs sales. zas j'sS sI1Gh ~ net re-
ce'pts. 452; gross, 5Ss; sales, l'sOV' stocK'
81. Louis-steady; middling, Z 9-l6; net
receipts, 3; gross, 752; sales, 3d. stOch'
,Sincinnati-Quiet; middling. 7-ls; net
receipts. 1877; sales. 300; stock 10Y. 80. %
Houston-Quiet, middling, $40 net re-
ceipts. 1873; sales. 50; stock, lsooo-
Louisville-Firm; middling' rs
Exports OF cotton this day. s,,o. -
New Orleans-To Great Britain, o,liV' 10
The continent, 1890; coastwise, ~.
Mobile-COa stwise, 15z- -
savannah-To the continent, An. ooo.
Charleston-To the continent 9'sSO'
coastwise, II.
Norfolk-Coastwise 2O6l.
Total foreign exports from an r Por CO. vi
Britain, $40; to the continent; 1850. ,eo-
Total foreign exports since sept i, 1893
To Great Britain, l,6iS,lst, 70 rance
sl6719: TO the continent, l,55O,bol-
Liverpool. March IA, l2.S0 p. m.-Cotton
Demand moderate; prices STEADY; AMER leIl-
can spot grades. 1-32d higher; American
rniddling. fair. 4 23-32d; good middling,
l5-32d; middlng, 1890; low mlddllns'
4 5-l6d; good ordinary 3-l5d ORDINARY,
al; sales, 5000 bales; American, 100 bales
speculation and export, 800 bales receipts,
ZOO bales; American, 500 bales futures
opened firm: demand, modeT ,adsa ,ssid ia
May-June. 416N4.1504. l6d; June-July, loo
July-August. 41sdAl5a4l4d; August-Sep,
TENDER. Aid: October-November, 56zd
3.6Id; observation-disclosures, 3.6Od; futures
.. m.-Ameriean middling. 1S-S2d:
March. l20d sellers; March-April, 4,lSd
buvers: April-May, Aid sellers; May
June. 4.16d sellers; June-July. 4.l5d sellers
JuIy-August, AID buyers; August-Sep-
TENDER Aid sellers; observation-disclosures
O2d buyers; October-November 3.6ld buy
ers: November-Dece 3.6Od sellers
December-January, bod sellers; futures
New York March a. noon.-Cotton fu
lures opened steady al an advance; MaTcf
1850; April. 7.4ac; May, 7.5ic; June, d51c
New York, March IA, p; m-.-Cotton fu.
tures closed very steady; sales, y! ~
September, 73ic; October, 7.23c; Novem
Der. 7.19c; December, 7.2lc.
New Orleans, March l4.-Cotton futures
steady; sales 1920 bales: March, 749c
April, 746c May, 14lc; June, 746c; July
7.4ec; August, 1880; September, lose; DC
1ober $3.50; November 6.96c; December
New York. March 1.-THE total visibl,
supply Of cotton for the world is 1859 93
bales, Of which 3,l02 $50 bales are Ameri
can. against 4,701, 228 bales and ASP OF
bales respectively last year. Receipts o
cotton this week at all interior towns
N ss3 bales. Receipts from the panta
tions. 1854 bales. crop IN sight 6.l6l,Sf
New York. March 1.-THE SUMS cotton
article says: Cotton advanced to 4 point
on this crop and l to on next, then los
most Of the Improvement, but later raj
lied and closed steady at a net rise of
to 5 points on this crop ana point OIL
october The sales were 5000 bales.
To-day's features. 1t was a small marke
ct small fluctuations, but such as the
were they indicated some reaction from
the recent depression. This was mainl
be cause Of rise in Liverpool That mar
ket moved upward and New York an
New Orleans followed. Many look at tn
light receipts as of no consequence, be
cause they think that the size of the pres
ent crop has been practically discounted
but the fact that the crop movement !
after all not without it's influence was eYi
denced by a reaction in prices to-day
when a rumor gained currency that tn
receipts at Augusta would be l,zeO Dales
This rumor gave prices setback, an
one time the new crop months were slight
~ lower than at the close yesterday
However. Liverpool and continental buy
ing together with some local covering
caused a rise before the close. Generail
operators are paying little attention I
the light receipts. not only at the ports
but at most Of the interior owns The
are fixing their attention on the mex
crop, and before very long the weathe
Developments at the south are likely {
become an important factor in specula
ton. In the meantime the spot market
show no great life and the speculation
Tor the most part confined to professional
operators. whose views as a rule ar
nothing mJre than one of those natura