The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-05

missouri racine. HSAq W aDdS n. 81
Mobile & Ohio. ... 11l!IWabash pref d. 1875
Nash, c. & ST. l.. 81 Western Union. S244
STATE BONDS.
Alabama, class A. l0t Tennessee, Olds... 81
Alabama, class b l07 Tenn. new set. Is 100
Alabama. class c. 9Sla Tenn new set. ~ 1865
Louisiana cons'ls 9r9 Tenn. new set. IS 10
North Carolina Is. 95 Virginia Is. 80
North Carolina Is 100 do eN-mat coup -
:. Caro- a Browns. 81 Virginia cOnsols.. so
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States Is. registered ...........l I2ls
United States Is, coupons ............... fl2is
United States observation-disclosures. 90
asked.
New York May 4-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, $50, 49, ,000 currency, Sl4, 10000
Cotton.
Liverpool. Nav 4--N0on,-Cottou opened
moderately active; American middling up
lands 5-l6d: sales 5000 bales-Amerita an 6 100
bales, speculation and export 500 bales; re
ceipts 10000 bales-Americap 1900 Futures
steady; demand fair.
Futures American middling, low middling
clause, May delivery ID. May and June
delivery ID Gid. also l4-6id, also l564d;
June ana July delivery l5-64d, also 4 l66id;
July and August delivery 4 l5-64d. also
l664d. also l7-6fd; August and September
delivery l7-6id. also 1S-6id, also l9-64d,
September and October delivery lS-6id, also
4 206ld; October and November delivery
l96id, also 20.6id; November and Deem
Der delivery 2064d. December and January
delivery 2364d.
middling clause May delivery l06ld4 ll-Gid;
May and June delivery I lO-6l64 l-64d; June
and July delivery ll-6A04 j. sd; July and
August delivery 4 l3-64d. sellers: August and
September delivery 1860, sellers Septem
Der and October delivery l564d. sellers.
october and November delivery l6-64d,
sellers; November and December delivery
4 l7-64d, value: December and January de
livery lS641t4 10 SD. Futures closed easy.
New York Nav 3-Noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: May delivery 45c;
June delivery sc. July delivery Gle, Au
gust delivery CSC September delivery 73c
October delivery 18c
New York, May 4-P. M.-Mddling up
lands l3-l6c, middling Orleans Lice, good
ordinary ll-l6c, low middling 7'sc. Sales
2Oi bales. spot cotton quiet.
Futures closed easy. with sales of 200
bales as follows: MAY delivery 46c. June
delivery 53c, July delivery 6}c, August
delivery 1lc, september delivery Zoe
October delivery SIC, November delivery
SSc, December delivery 95c, January
delivery Sc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were $40 bales: exports, to
Great Britain l540 bales, to the continent
ll,slo bales to France 49, bales; stock 622 1868
bales.
New York. May 4-The Suns cotton re-
view says Easier quotations in Liverpool
and renewed depression in Wall street, to-
gether with long liquidation and some ham
merlng by the bears, caused an early decline
OF about 10 points. but all of this was re
covered later on owing to covering of shorts
The rivers of the south and southwest were
still rising and damage Is reported at various
points. I he market here closed firm with
sales of o., 700 bales. Liverpool declined ga
to points, closing easy. with spot sales of
5000 bales, In Manchester yarns
were quiet and unchanged but
Bombay receipts during the past week were
72O0O bales, against 1000 during the same
week last year: the total since Jan. I, 9SS0O0
bal S against Ol3 900 during the same time
last aflO9f
ago Bombay shipments since Jan. ! are
$4,000 to Great Britain, against $4,000 during
the same time last year, and $4,000 to the
continent. against $4,000 during the same
time last year. The receipts at the ports were
$40 bales, against 7093 this day last
week and 7,040 last year. Total thus
far this week 2615s bales. against
81 .209 during the same time last week. Ex-
ports from ports were 1892 bales. Spot cot
ton here was quiet and unchanged, with mid
ding uplands 1876. and sales of 2O4 bales
for spinning. New Orleans declined Lice.
and Mobile advanced lac. New Orleans sold
100 bales Receipts at three interior towns
were 3S7, against 24l this day last week and
i2S 9iS last year"
New York. May 4.-Riordan g. Co. say of
cotton: The interest in cotton fluctuations
to-day was temporarily overshadowed by the
extraordinary depression in the stock mar
ket. Liverpool reports were disappointing,
and our opening was about points lower
August selling on the call at 1910 Some
threatening reports Of the condition Of the
western rivers gave tOISlutEInle S1e1QiueSS
to prices for awhile, but the announcement of
failures in Wall street caused free selling and
August declined to 1929. Then there was a
gradual recovery to 1850. and the market be-
came very dull and steady at that figure. In
the last ten minutes buying became
very active and the close was firm at the high
est prices, 7.50c being bid for August. he ad-
vance just before the gong struck was attrib-
uted by many to manipulation with view to
affect Liverpool tomorrow. A wel-known
commission house was said to be carrying
heavier holding of long cotton than it wanted
and the bears said that the market was
boosted at the last moment to help the house
in question to unload
Atlanta. May 4-COtton closed quiet:
mtddl1ng 3l6c; receipts "A bales.
Galveston, May Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7s2c net receipts 90 bales. gross
none: sales none; stock A,542 bales; exports,
cOastwise 1868 bales.
Norfolk May 4.-COtton closed quiet; mid
ding T Dice net receipts RS bales. gross
none: sales 10 bales; stock 30 40 bales; ex-
ports. coaStwise 317 bales.
Baltimore. May 4-Cotton closed nominal;
middling re; net receipts none, gross 71S;
sales none: stock lO,1S3 bales.
Boston, May 4.-CottOn closed quiet; mid
ding l3-l6c: net receipts rs bales, gross 791:
sales none; stock none; exports. to Great Bri-
tain us bales.
Wilmington May 4-Cotton closed steady.
middling nc; net receipts 90 bales gross
none: sales none: stock 653 bales
Philadelphia, May 4.-Cotton closed quiet.
middiing hl4c: net receipts AL bales, gross
mono: sales none stock l2,O0 bales exports,
TO treat Britain 367.
New Orleans May Cotton. closed duh and
easy: middlIng 9l6c; net receipts 26l
bales. gross 1852; sales 80 bales: stock
lS4,313 bales; exports, to the continent 79S!
bales.
New Orleans. May 4.-Cotton futures
closed steady. with sales of . 800 bales. as fol
lows: May delivery 3Oc, June delivery
34c. July delivery 7 Ale. August delivery
4Sc, September delivery : SOC October de-
1jVprV E6s November delivery Dpcpm-
Der delivery &C
Mobile, May 4.-Cotton closed quiet.
middling 79sc; net receipts 14G bales. gross
none; sales 100 bales; stock 1903 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain Isl bales, codstwise
400 tales
Memphis. May 4.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 1}ac: net receipts 1O5 bales gross
none; sales 900 bales stock, actual, IS 42l
bales.
Augusta May 4.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady middhng 7}sc; net receipts b bales,
gross none: sales PA: stock 20.549 bales
Charleston May 4.-COtton closed quiet;
middling 75se; net receipts 54S bales, gross
none: sales y: stock 26.Ul9 bales.
Cincinnati May Cotton closed steady:
middhng &c; net receipts 666 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 6O65 bales.
Louisville May Cotton closed quiet;
middling 81; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; stock none.
IT. Louis. May cotton closed steady:
middling ll-l6c; net receipts 90 GALES. gross
66j: sales 800 bales; stock rs I'll bales.
Houston May 4.-Cotton closed steady hut
quiet; middling re; net receipts 6i5 bales,
gross none; sales -; stock s.152 bales.
New York May 4.-Consolidated net re-