The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-11
9 were CLOSING BIDS:


Atchison. 7. & S. F. 3l5k N. Y. Central m 1o71<
Baltimore & Ohio 9211 N. J. Central e.. ll64
Canadian Pacific. Si34 Norfolk EW. pref s24
Chesapeake & o.. 22lb Northern Pacific. 1875
Chicago, B. & O.. 1915 do pref. 3S14
Chicago & Alton. .141 Northwestern. 1lON
Cotton Oil, ....,... abs do preferred. l4O
Cotton on pref, 7SIS Pacific MaiI....... "a
Do 10 do pref. q Rchmd Terminal q %
do preferred. ~ St. Paul. 765s
Illinois Central 30. 9S do preferred . 12216
Della, Lack, &W..14 Silver Certificates. $685.
Lake Erie g. W.. 2l4 Am. Sugar Ref 1885
do do pref. 75h do do pref. 1884
Lake Shore. 1853 Tennessee oal& l, 26S4
Lville & Nash. 741s do do pref. TO-
Memphis & Char. 10 Texas Pacific w 91A
Michigan Central .l0i Union Pacific .... 81
Missouri Pacific 5414 WABASH . IL
Mobile and Ohio. 80 Wabash preferred %
Nash, c. & st. l.. IS Western Union. 94l6
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class A.. 101 Tennessee dds. e.
Alabama class B. .104 Tenu. new set.Gs. 10t
Alabama class c.. 80 do do S. l0t
louisiana consols. 81 do do 80 q. 7516
North Carolina As. 80 Virginia 6s. ....,.. 50
North Carolina IA. 123J6 do ex-mat cDuo. 81
So. Caro-. Browns. 81 do consulted 81
NEW York. March 1O-Treasury balances:
Coin, STATEHOOD; currency, S23,597,OO0
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March TO- n1on.-Cotton opened
quiet, with very small business doing; American
middllng uplands 5-i6d; sales 1900 bales
American 300 bales; speculation and export 500
bales; receipts none. Futures opened quiet but
steady
Futures-American mIddling, low middling
clause, March and April delivery 6064d; April
ana Nay E delivery I 3S 5a Eso also
Sd, also 63-64d, also 62G1d; June and July
delivery 2 sd, also 1-64d. also Sd; July and
August delivery 4-64d, also 8 3-64d, also
2-64d, also l-64d; August and and Septem-
Der delivery ID; September and October de-
livery 4 62-64d
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 1900 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
o. m.-Futures: American middling, low
middling clause. March delivery 4 1864,
buyers; March and April delivery 59-o4d,
buyers; April and May delivery 6O.64d. sellers:
May and June delivery 6l-64d buyers; June
and July delivery 62-6404 63-o4d; July and Au-
gust delivery 5@5 i64d; August and September
delivery sd, sellers; September and October de-
livery 60-54D4 61-64d; october aud November
delivery 4 o9-64d, value. Futures closed quiet
but steady
pool cotton report is as follows: Total sales
$1,000 bales, inlluding 10000 bales OF American;
trade takinRs, Including forwarded from ships
side, 1900 bales; actual exports 5000 bales;
total imports $4,000 bales including 81, 200
bales of American; total stock ,660, 900 bales,
including 100000 bales OF American: total
a1oat 10000 bales, Including $1,000 bales
OF American; spectators tooS l,loO bales; ex-
porters TOOK 200 bales.
NEW YORK, March 10, noon. Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: March delivery
Q 0Oc. April delivery 9 Osc, May delivery do,
June delivery 23c July delivery &c, August
delivery 9 33c.
Cotton contracts here opened easy at points
decline, fell 706 points, rallied goa points,
and prices now 6G15 points below yesterday,
with sales of 10i ,0OO bales; aud the market was
influenced by Liverpool, which was disappont-
ing and trading entirely local. Port receipts
were estimated for to-day at 1000 bales against
II 223 bales iast year
New YoRK. March 10, 500 p. m.-Middling
uplands ylAc; middliug reans 99kc; low mid
dung uplands l1-6c; good ordinary Sc; sales
625 bales. Spot cotton closed quiet.
Futures-Market closed barely steady. with
sales OF 1890 bales, as follows March delivery
3 9ic, April delivery DC, May delivery o orc
June delivery 9 l5c, July delivery BE, Au
gust delivery &c, September delivery 9 Ice,
October delivery 0Jc, November delivery O7c.
Net receipts 434 bales, gross 2002; exports
to Great Britain - bales to the continent
2,570 bales; forwarded SOP bales; spinners i25
ba eS; stock 29I,S J7 bales
Weekly net receipts 2.i24 bales. gross lS 91s:
exports, to Great Britain 4,32l bales, TO
France .,l08 to the continent e,037; forwarded
s.765 bales; sales 7,slS bales; spnners 9f3
bales.
Tolal net receipts to-day were 100 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 9,37g bales to the
continent 25907 bales 10 France - bales; stock
s9i ,267 bales
Total net receipts at all ths ports 30 far
TINS week 1854 bales; exports, 70 Great Britain
1887 bales, 10 the continent %, 400 bales, 70
trance 1921