The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-27
New York April 26-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, $50, 438, 900; currency, S17,769 900.
Cotton.

United States 2s...... ~99
bid.
New York, April 6-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, $50, $4,000; currency, Sl7, 769 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool, April 26-Noon.-Cotton opened
dull with free supply offering; prices easy;
American middling uplands 5-16d; sales 1000
bales American $500 bales; speculation and
export 500 bales; receipts 100 bales-Ameri-
can 1900, Futures opened weak; demand
freely supplied.
Future5-American middlng, low middling
clause. April and May delivery ID; May
and June delivery 16-64d. also 64d, also
4i6id. also 1264d, also IL SAD also l0-64d
June and July delivery 4 1564d, also l464d,
also l264d; July and August delivery
AIS SID also 17-64d also 4 16 SAD, also 13-64d
September and October delivery 4 2O64d, also
1850 also l8-64d, also 4 16-64d October
and November delivery 1 81 Sid, also 2064d,
10 Sid also 1860. also l7-64d.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 500 bales new dockets and
- bales old.
4 p. MIXTURES American middling low
middling clause. April delivery 126404
l36id April and May delivery 1264Q
4l36ld; May and June delivery y $40
l36id; June and July delivery 1880
4l+64d; July and August delivery 1564d,
buyers: August and September delivery
no sad; September and October delivery
4lG64d value; October and November deliv-
cry Is 64d, buyers, November and December
delivery l9-64d, buyers. Futures closed
firm.
Manchester. April 26.-The Guardians com
merClal article saws: The market is suffering
from the effects of Mondays decline in cotton
at Liverpool which has resulted in increased
Efforts to sell shirtings at lower prices. Mod
crate business in standard shirtings has been
quietly erected in few quarters for distant
markets. at prices decidedly in favor of buy
eis' A large number of sellers failed to Sc
cure any business. There are few inquiries
Tor leans and drills for China. Jaconets and
similar light goods are neglected. Cheshire
printing cloths are quiet Burnleys sell less
iEeeT There is moderate business for
iieadlng South American markets Business
IN yarns Is mostly of q retail character"
New York, April 26-Noon Cotton futures
opened barely steady, as follows: April deliv-
ey c, May delivery 45c. June delivery
756c. July delivery 765c August delivery
te. September delivery 7Sc.
cotton contracts opened steady at points
ueEune rallied point, and at noon were BOA
points below yesterday.
New York, April 26--P M.-Mddling up
lands l3-l6c, middling Orleans l-l6c, good
ordinary l1-l6c, low middling 79sc. Sales
45n bales Cotton steady.
f4tures-Market closed steady, with sales of
2IVol oales as follows April delivery 4Sc,
way delivery 4Sc, June delivery 59C. July
StuEefY b8c, August delivery 75c, Scptem-
, yer qlellVery Sic, October delivery Soc No
vemoer delivery Ole. December delivery
We January delivery Ole.
IoJaI consolidated net receipts at all the
Fo!tS today We're 5242 bales; exports, to Great
bIIldln o5S8 bales, to the continent 7056 bales,
New York April 26-Ihe Suns cotton re-
view says Several features conspired to
uePiess prices, namely, the decline in Liver
FOOL selling by European houses rather free
CIRCULATION OF May notices and long selling
LOT New York and the south. The weather
was warmer a. the south, and there was some
I'm tG.. IN ieXas. Still the crop conditions at
we south are not altogether satisfactory, and
many CT the shorts were disposed to cover
UI ear OF bullish developments during the
poinady tomorrow. The decline in
pales Liverpool declined points.
s SIl partially recovered and closed very
Sleday with spot sales of 900 bales. Man
ssuester was quiet; New Orleans declined to
FONTS, but regained it all later on, The re-
tt7tpt9 at ports were 5,242 bales, against 1920
t ta.s Gay last week and 1855 last year. / he
6sol7l thus far this week is 30 DIG bales against
so Nol thus far last week spot prices were
S.rddF at l3l6o for middling uplands, with
rIteo OF 9C0 hales for export and 500 for spin
He southern SPOT markets were generally
No., ana unchanged. Exports from the
tu.ls we're 075J bales. Receipts at three in
d Gt.2I ports were O25 bales, against 719 this
"a , I@st week ana 708 last year
FdlNeston, April 26.-Cotton closed dull:
pp-L.'IolIn{ &C: net receipts lb24 bales gross
N'4e sales bales, stock 45 259 bales.
sf.."lL2 ok. April 2b.-COttOn tlOSed easy; mid
e,n- ',4c; net receipts g. bales gIoss none;
falta JoI bales. stock 70 90 rales; exports.
On Ieat Britain 293S bales, to the continent
~ more, April 26.-CottOn closed nominal:
Gludllng &c; net receipts none. gross none:
S'..0 none. stock 1856 bales
in29lon; April 26-Cotton closed quiet; mid
SS',N1 l3-l6c: net receipts 1918 bales, gross
TO sales none; stock none
NJ 5Imlngton, April 26.-Cotton closed dull:
pp.-1lng rae; net receipts Al bales gross
p,Ee. Si!es none; stock S,19o bales; exports,
III Va, Wise .d35 bales.
Philadelphia, April a6--Cotton closed
S"'l' mlddling Sasc: net receipts 220 bales,
CO y, none. sales nome stock 1879 bales;
'@lnlls 70 Great Britain 250 bales
~" Orleans, April 26 Cotton closed
On, and easy; middling 7sc: net receipts
PA ee5ales. gross .267; sales 300 bales stock
''l males, exports. to Great Britain $500
ola5 tales
lew Orleans April 26.-Cotton futures
tnu quiet. with sales Of 5000 bales. as
.'to"s; April delivery 29o May delivery
June delivery see July delivery 4fc,
5-LsI delivery : sic, September delivery
lg, OctoDer delivery $50 November de
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