The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-06

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Illinois Central .l624 do preferrei -. 12aG
Deia-, Lack SW 1863 Silver Certificates 80
Z Lake Erie y W.. 23l4 Am. Sugar Red 1864
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Lake Shore. 1908 TennesseeCoalS 25}4
L'vle & Nash. .. 71l6 do do pref. lOl
Memphis & Char. 40 Texas Pacific. 800. 90
Michigan Central 1915 Union Pacific. .... SSl4
Missouri Pacific .. 81 Wabash. -. 500. 1875
Mobile and Ohio. 2Slx Wabash preferred. 2234
Mash, Q. & ST. L. So Western Union. 1926
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class \. 1875 Tennessee dds. -
/ Alabama class B. 1855 Tenn. new ss,.6S. lO5l5
Alabama class c.. -- do do s.. lOi
louisiana consols. 9416 do do IS 3. rs
Eorta Carolina Is. "a Virginia 6s........ 50
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
/ United States Is coupons, registered. LII
| United states Is coupons. ..... lib
United States 9916
*sX.dividend.
NEW YoRK, April 5.-sub-treasury balances:
Coin, 81, $4,000; currency, Sle, $4,000
COTTON.
| MANCHESTER, April 5-The Gudrdidn'S COM
mercal article says: Little progress has been
made in any department. The inquiry is scanty
and the usual itstleSs conditions that follow a
holiday prevail The views Of buyers and SELL
ers regarding the proper level of prices are
often widely different Buyers are OF the opin-
/ ion that cotton is too dear. They expect cheap
ening in the market here in response to the
weakness in America. They believe, more
| over that h full effect of tine restartng of tho
! mi 5 has been realized. Sellers are willing to
/ entertain lower offers. The current proc uction
! is still much reduced and apparently will so re-
/ main for some time. Tnis is due partly to lack
! of sufficient yarn to allow OF the restarting Of
! the empty looms OF 10 allow OF their running
| for any time should they De started again. The
/ sales of yarn are small.
! LIvERPooL April ), noon.-Cotton opened
! with moderate demand; prices easier; Amerl-
can middllnR uplands 434d; sales 5000 bales
/ American $500 bales; speculation aud export
! ,OCO bales; receipts since last report IS Il 90
| bales-Amerlcau 81 000 bales. Futures opened
! easy; demand moderate.
/ Futur=s-Amsr.can middlinR, low middling
clause, April delivery ID; April and May de-
| livery 35-G4i, also 4 34-64d. also 3364d, also
I 3264d; May and June delivery 1861, also
4 3j-64d, also 564d, also 34-6id; June and
July delivery 38-641, also 37-G4d.a SO 36-64d;
| July and August delivery 4O-6id, also 396Id,
| also 3S-64d also 37-64d; August and Sep
TENDER delivery 3064d, also 50 Cad, also
! 4 3764d; September and October delivery
! 4 3864j, also 39-64i: October and November
delivery 3S-G4d; November and December de-
| livery 37-G4d, also / 36-O4d.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-days clearings
amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and -
| bales old.
! 4 p. mixtures: American miidling low
middling CLAUSE, April delivery 2S-64D4 z9-641
| April and May delivery 4 2S-640l4 % sd; May
| and June delivery 4 30-64d sellers; June and
July delivery 3l.6404 32-64d; July and August
| delivery S3-64dd, sellers; August and Septem-
| Der delivery 33G4l, sellers; September anI
! October delivery 34-64d value October and
| November delivery 33-64Gb4 34-64d; November
| and december delivery - -646I4 54-64d. Flu
| lures closed weak and depressed.
! New York, April 5.-The suns cotton review
| says: 1t was a day when bear points crowded
| thick and fast upon the market, and mad telt-
! ing effect. Liverpool was in even a more bear
ish mood than the most sanguine bears had ex-
| pected. There were rumors of impending
| trouble in Liverpool in connection with the
| Australian bank failure, Manchester was de
! pressed, southern markets were generally lower
and the estimated receipts at New Or
| leans were liberal The selling was
| heavy for local and southern account,
and Europe is also believed to have
| sold. The buying was confined for the most
part to shorts. Prices declined 20 to % points
! and closed weak, with sales Of 1862, 200 bales.
Liverpool declined to 12 points, the distant de-
| liveries showing the most depression; The close
was weak, WITH spot sales OF 5000 bales at de-
! cline of I'D. at Manchester yarns were irregu-
lar, and Tor cloths there was only a small in
! curry. In New Orleans futures declined Il TO
| % points. Spot prices here were l-l0c lower at
| $50 for middling upands, with no sales. There
was decline of l-l611sc at seven OF the south
ern markets. New Orleans sold 1900 bales.
Receipts at the ports were 1913 bales, against
8,722 { is day last week aud ,2l9 last year The
total thus far this week is &c. 40, against 49, ia
| during the same time last year. Receipts at
! 1882 this day la week and 1875 last year The
stock in licensed warehouses here was 800, 447
bales, against IS, 1913 this day last year"
NEW York, April 5, noon. Cotton futures
| opened quiet and weak, as follows April de
livery &c May delivery use, June delivery
l7c, July delivery & &c, August delivery 26c
September delivery 26c
Cotton contracts here opened weak at 10215
points decline, rallied 100 points, and prices
| now are 9G0l2 points below yesterday, with
rather an unsettled feeling and sales of l25,00O
bales Liverpool is 120lS points down from
last dav trading
NEW YoRK. April s, noon.-Middlng uplands
S3sc, middling Orleans $3.50 Spot cotton closed
| quiet.
26l OOJ bales. as follows: April delivery I 3S0
| soc, May deliver Z 500 sc, June delivery
| g 0iG15 05c, July delivery lie, August de
| livery S i561s tic Septembe delivery $3.50
| 8 1Sc, October delivery 1908 2lc, November
delivery 239S BIC, Decem Der delivery 800
| 3Oc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the ports
to-day were 1913 bales; exports, to Great Bri.
tain go bales, to the continent - bales stock
! 1yS, "a bales.
GALVESTON, April 5.-Cotton closed quiet
middhDg - C; net receipts l.257 bales, gross
none; sales 3O5 bales; stock 81. 73l bales.
| NORFOLK, April Cotton closed quiet; mid.
ding S1sc; net receipts lO3 bales, gross none
sales 275 Ga es; stock 81 $50 bales; exports
BALTIMORE, April Cotton closed nominal
middling o1tc net receipts none, gross 1881
sales none; stock 1921 bales.
| BOSTON, April s.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding lice; net receipts o25 bales, gross 3,524
sales none; stock none; exports, TO Great Bri-
tam U baies.
WILMINGTON, April t.-Cotton closed quiet
middling SC; net receipts - bales, gross none
sales none; stock IL ,9bO bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Cotton closed duh
| midding &c; net receipts 407 bales, gross none
sales none: stock II or bales.
| New ORLEANS, April Cotton closed weak
! middlinK &C; net receipts 263 bales, gross 334
sales 100 bales; stock 26S, 056 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 3 9J2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of $1,000 bales. as
! June delivery Sic, July delivery Csc, Au
gust delivery 9Oc, September delivery SIC,
! October delivery SOC. November delivery
| z SIC, December delivery 94c
MOBILE, April 5.-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding IS Ice: net receipts 10 bales. gross none
sales 800 bales; stock SO 2SS bales.
MEMPHIS, pnl Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding SIC; net receipts 39l bales, gross 500;
sales 500; stock "a 458 bales
AUGUSTA, April 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling GL8Mc; net receipts 60 bales, gross
none; sales , bales; stock % 90 bales.
| CHARLESTON, April Cotton closed easy
middling S18 li6c; net receipts 22S bales, gross
| none; sales 400 bales stock 20. l55 bales
! CINCINNATI. April 5.-CottOn closed quiet;
middling S16c; net receipts 1872 bales, gross none;
1 sales 50 stock 5.94y bales.
! LOUISVILLE. April Cotton closed quiet;
midding DC; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock none.
! ST. LOUIS April Cotton closed quiet
| but steady; mddlinR sac, net receipts none,
gross $40 bales; sales 1909 bales stock % 1891
| bales
HoUsroN, April 5.-Cotton closed quiet;