The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-17


Fine GeOrglaS .---..... ............l21a
Medium fine Georgias .............12
Medium GeOrgias ........ ..........1112
Common GeOrgiaS ...-.-... .......1 O12dn
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day ..................... 1924
Receipts this day last year .......... 1854
Receipts this day year before last =. 1852
Receipts this day in 1898 ............. 7S3
Receipts since Sept. l, 1895 ........... GIG. O6S
Same time last year ................ 1858, 995
same time year before last ........... SS7, SS4
Same time in 1898 .....................69 6, Asa
Exports coastwise, this day 800. $3.50
Stock on hand this day ............ 1861
Same day last year ..-................ 81, 402
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .............-...... 9,925
This day last week .................. 1887
This day last year .................. 23,02S
This day year before last .......... 1879
This day in 1898 ..................... 1921
Receipts past three days ........... 21.632
Same days last year ............... $500
Same days year before last 10000. 1854
Same days in 1893 observation-disclosures. 1853
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1895. a, 593, 12i
Same time last year ..:.............7, 0S0, 404
Same time year before last ........5 5, 1853, CAS-
Same time in 1898 ...................4,469 1853, $50
Stock at the ports to-day ........... 665, 7S2
Stock same day last year MO- 9S5,S07
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday. .......l2,712 Wednesday III ,402
Monday. OBS Thursday e.. ...l6, 19l
Tuesday. .......2O ,S45 Friday ......2S, 299
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Firn; middlng, GIG; net re-
cepts, 1905; stock, 53.357.
New OrleanS-CQuiet and steady; mid
ding. ~; net receipts, 1905; sales, 1900;
Mobile-Firm rniddMng, ZIG; net re-
eeipts. 49l; sales. 200; stock, 26.S72.
Charleston-Quiet; middling, 72s; net re-
cepts. 522; stock, 29,6S5.
Wilmington-steady; middling, 79s net
receipts 293; stock, $3.50.
NorfolkmozSteady; middling, "; net re-
ceipts, 1,232; sales, 1855; stock, 30,6O6
BaltlmOre-Dull. middling, ia net re-
celpts, none; gross, 500; stocks 1885.
New York-Quiet; middling, Ills; net
receipts, none; gross, 3,20l.
Boston-Steady; middling, 11-16; net re-
ceipts, 220; gross, 3,053
'Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, z 1916; net
receipts, 149; stock, /, 722
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
A1uiguss55aa STA. middling, "; net re-
celpts, ny; sales, 291; stock, 25,004.
Memphis-Steady; middling, ~; net re-
oS5e17P355s' avs; gross, 62S; sales, 1OOO stock
St Louis-steady; middIing. s-1s; net
RECEIPTS, %; gross. 995; stock, 63 533.
Clncinnati-Firm; middling, ~; net re-
celPts, LIS; sales. %; stock, 64S9.
receipts, LIZA; stock, 1885
IL5ouisyillexstead middling, ~.
exports of cotton this day
ealYe.ston1 IT Great Britain, 6,593;
New .orleans-To Great Britain, 500;
cOastWise S25.
Mobile-Coastwise 1OO4
Savannah-Coastw ise, $3.50.
Gharleston-To the continent, 3,072
Wtlmington-Coast 1900
Norfolk-Coastwise ], Alb.
New York-To Great Britain, Il, 1854; to
France, 800; to the continent, 729; forward
ed, 947.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 3O.1s4; to France,
300; to the continent, ,455
thus far tQF 6s wee ep9T6 G f9m al Rorts
sS5'55S S5; to France, $50; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1886
Great /
S2y; to the continent, /, 1868, 116
= Liverpool, March l6 1890 p. m.- Cotton:
Demand fair; prices favor buyers; Ameri-
can middling, 1921; sales, 10000 bales;
American, $500 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 800 bales; receipts, 900 bales; Amer
lcan, f,OO bales; futures opened steady;
demand moderate; American middling. low
nldqllng clause, March-April. 41S64.1
Aprll-May, Aid; May-June, 4.17@4 16l14. 15d;
Luly-A1Igust 414a41Sd: August Septem-
per, I'D; September-O October, 4.O2d; Oc-
r-November, 5.60d; November Deem
per, $500; futures easy; tenders, 300 bales
D. m.-Cotton, American middling. low
middlng clause March. 416d sellers;
March april. 414d415d sellers; April-May
4.I3a - Id sellers; May-June, 4.12d4.13d buy
eFsi June-July, 4-lQ4.12d value; July-Au-
gust. Aid sellers; August-Septemb 4O7
@tOSd sellers September-October, 3.63d
e ,... October-November, 3.5Sa3. SD buy
December-January, S.570I3.5Sd buyers; fu-
lures closed quiet. but steady.
+NVW CIht MdEGn 10. QOOn.-COttOn flI-
lures opened steady at a decline; April
tile May, 1900; June, 7.52c; July and
august, 155c; September, 1900; October
New York. March Is, p. m.-Cotton flu
lures closed steady sales. 179 500 bales;
March, 7.45c; April, 7.45c; May, Isle June,
G94c; July, 757c; August 1859; September
42lc sellers; October, Z17c: November
II3c; December. 7.15c; January, 72Oc.
New Orleans, La, March 16-CottOn In
lures quiet; sales 25O00 bales; March. 740c.
April, 7.44c; May. 746c; June 745c: JuIv
Use; August, 7.36c; September, 7.OSc; Oc,
tto6er, 6.94c; November, 692c; December,
New York, March 16-Riordan g. Co
say of cotton: THE trading in cotton to-
Gay was marked by the same nervousness
as on Saturday. Weakness in LIVERPOOL
caused by the Egyptian complications
iiad only temporary effect in depressing
prices here. May opened at 750c declined
70 I41c, quickly regained the loss and
closed at 754c, with the tone steady
May was throughout the day the strongest
month, relatively. on the whole list, and
ms gave rise to some talk that the shorts
IN May cotton might be subjected to a
squeeze. The bureau report forecasting a
leld or 6.oO0OOO bales, ought to have been
Dull card, but little attention seemed to
re PAID to it, and upon its announcement
alay Tell suddenly from 7.53c to 7.49c A
iltte later prices hardened and the clos
ing bids were the best Of the day The
be higher"