The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-15


Atchison. I. & 5 F. S19s N. V. Central los
Baltimore & Ohio. 81 n. J. Central .....l l6
Canad an Pacific. $3.50 Norfolk &W. pref. SlI4
Chesapeake & o.. 22lS Northern Pacific. 1873
Chicago, B. & O.. 1875 do pref. 3oSS
Chicago & Alton IA Northwestern. ll0S@
Cotton Oil ........ 461s do preferred. l39
Cotton on pref .. 7S Pacific Mail. 2319
East Tennessee 4 Reading .......... 2St4
do do pref 81 Richm'd Terminal. 99s
Erie -....-.-. .~... 2O5s RocS Island 900. Ss9s
do preferred 4714 St. Paul. 761s
Illinois Central -. - do preferred l2211
Della, Lack. & W. 1895 Silver Certificates S31b
Lake Erie & W. 2l14 Am. Sugar Ref. %
do do pref. 1873 do do pref. 95I4
Lake Shore $500. 1873 Tennessee CoAl& 1. 26Ss
Lville & Nash. 90. 73}9 do do pref. lOl
Memphis a Char. 40 Texas Pacific. zee. IS
Michigan Central. 1919 Union Pacific. ..... 49, 5
Missouri Pacific o.. $40 WABASH $50. II
Mobile aud Ohio. SO Wabash pref erred 22lS
Nash, c. & St. L. s5 Western Union. e41s
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class A. .l0I Tennessee dds. 62
Alabama class B. .1OI Tenn. new sst6s .I01 &
Alabama class C.. y!l5 do do SIS. lOi
Louisiana consolS. 94lS do do So F7512
North Carolina As. 9S Virginia 6s $50
North Carolina 6s. l23 do eX mat coup. *31
So. Caro-. Browns. 81 do consoli ted 81
NEW YoRK. March 14.-Treasury balances:
CON- S73, $4,000; currency, S22, $4,000.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, March H. noon.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally in buyers favor: Ameri-
Chl uluulluE uplauQS Oh, ShloS 4,UuU DATES
American 5000 bales; speculation and export 500
bales; receipts $4,000 bales-American q, 800.
Futures opened steady.
Futures-American middling, low middling
| clause, March and April delivery 5o-4d,
also 4 90 sid; April sad May delivery $3.50 !;
| May and June delivery 51-64d. also IS 64d /;
| June and July delivery 459-6ld, also 6n-64d (;
! July ami August delivery 81 64d, also tO-64d,
| also II Gid; August and September delivery
| 60-64d; September and October delivery
5l-64d; October aud November delivery
D. n.-Futures: American middlinR, low
mddllng clause. March delivery 4 5i-64d,
| buy RS; March and April delivery 5l-64d,
| buyers; April and May delivery 52-64d ;
| May and June delivery 53-6414 81 SD; June
and July delivery 4 556ld. buyers; July and
| August delivery 4 56-646 51-04d; August and
| September delivery 56-d4i, buyers; septem-
! Der ani October delivery 54-64d. buyers /;
| October and November delivery 52-6414 SIS 64d.
| Futures closed steady the decline.
New YORK, March 1.-The Suns cotton re-
| trade were heavy sellers owing 10 the adverse
| nature OF the foreign news. Wall street people
| were also large sellers. The south sold and it
| : supposed that Europe sent some selling or
| der. T Q de cline in Liverpool and the Lanca-
| slre strike, which seems to e as far from set
| tlement as ever, were the weak features of the
| market. There was good deal Of covering
| on the daF. The tone In the trade
| is not cheerful The supply is large, the
| southern markets are declining The foreign
! situation is gloomy. Money is rather light, and
!
| cost OF meat, will be increased for the next
| crop Many who have stood couraPeouslY by
| the market on the bull side for long period are
| becoming discouraged and are selling out
| Prices declined 10 to IS points and closed
| steady with sales Of 296, 500 bales. Liverpool
| declined TO 60 points. closing steady, with
spot sales Of 1000 ba Of. In Manchester
New Orleans declined 10 to II o points.
| spot prices here were l-.6c lower with sales of
| Tic bales for export and ~ for spinning. MD
! ding uplands DC; there was a decline of 1-16 to
| "a at six OF the southern markets. Southern
| trade was slow. New Orleans sold 900 bales.
Receipts at tae ports were IL, 2S4 against 9,S06
| this day last week and IS, 533 last year.
! The total thus far this week was % 651 bales
| against 2S. 1853 bales thus far last week. Ex-
| ports from the ports were 16. 90 bales. The
receipts at three interior towns were ,467 bal .s
against 1886 bales this day last week and 1890
| baleS last year"
New YoRK, March ID, noon. Cotton futures
| opened weak. as follows: March delivery
8 75c, April delivery Soc, May delivery 8 90c,
June delivery 5 9ac, July delivery 04c, August
delivery lOc.
Cotton contracts here opened easy at 70it
| points decline, fell points, rallied a little al
la 900 bales. Liverpool opened quiet at 2b;
points decline; closed steady at COZ points of
for the day, with reports that the strike is as
far from being settled az ever. Our market fol
! lowed Liverpool, and caused consdsra BILE
realizing. Port receipts were estlms led for to
day at 1000 bales, against 1858 bales last
! year.
NEW YoRK. March "a, 500 D. m.-MiddinP
uplands &c; middling Orleans 914c; low mid
! ding uplands g. l6c; good ordinary 7z5c; sales
| S3s bales, Spot cotton closed easv.
| Futures-MaTket closed steady, with sales oil
296, $40 bales, as follows March delivery 71c
! April delivery 13c May delivery SIC June
delivery ) Ole, July delivery CSC. August de
livery Q 03c September delivery 95c. october
| delivery SIC, November delivery S5c. Decem-
| bsr delivery 99c.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were l22s4 bales; exports, to Great
Britain Q 100 bales, to the continent /. 200 bales
| 10 Francs 73,; stock 810,31b bales.
| GALVESTON, March l4.-Cotton closed easy;
! middiDg &c; net receipts loo bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock Is $40 bales.
| NORFOLK, March 4.-Cotton closed nominal
| middling &c; net receipts l,O55 bales, gross
none; sales G} bales; stock AZ 737 bales exports,
| cOastwis 599.
BALrrmoRE March l4.-Cotton closed nominal;
| Jniddling 9$Sc; net receipts 6e2, gross 1903;
sales none; stock 1915 bales; exports, coast
| wise 100.
BosroN, March 14.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 9 l-Cc; net receipts 10 bales, gross a. go;
! sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON March l&.-Cotton closed steady;
middliug sac; net receipts "a bales, gross none;
sales none; stock 1855 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March i1.-Cotton closed
! dun; middling 914c; net receipts 6is bales,
! gross none; sales none; stock $4,000 bales
New ORLEANS, March 4-Cotton closed easy;
| niddiing 3-16c; net receipts 645 bales, gross
! 6O4u; sales 1000 bales stock 291 45S bales;
| exp rts, to Great Britain 9, go BALES
! New ORLEANS. March l4.-Cotton futures
| closed steady, with sales of 81, 900 bales as
| follows: March delivery 45c, April delivery
! s Soc May delivery G6c, June delivery 8 74c,
/ July delivery sic, August delivery Sic, Sep
| TENDER delivery SOC. October delivery SOC,
! November delivery SOC
| MOBILE, March 14.-Cotton closed nominal;
middhng 634c; net receipts PCS bales, gross none;
sales none; stock 297y3 bales; exports, coast
MEMPH1s, March .4.-Cotton closed dull and
| easy; middling 15-lCc; net receipts 667 bales,
! gross l AK; sales LIS bales; stock 1O3, AL
] bales.
AUGUSTA, March l4.-Cotton closed easy;
| middling SIC; net receipts 100 bales, gross
| none; sales SO bales STOCK &c. ISL ba.es.
! CHARLESTON harch l4.-Cotton closed nomi-
| mai; middling &c; net receipts IS bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock 81, I45 bales; exports,
| coast wise 80 bales, TO the continent 1900
| ATLANTA, March H.-CotJon easy; middling
! Sac; receipts 81 bales.
| CIEoINSATI. March lI.-CottOn closed steady;
middling exc; net receipts 563 bales, gross
noue; sales none; stock z. 1877 bales.
| LOUISVILLE. March 14-Cottol closed nominal
midding 9Ac; net receipts none, gross
! none; sales none; stock none.
! ST. LOUIS, March H.-Cotton closed steady:
middling &c, net receipts 200 bales, gross 1885
! bales; sales 502; stock 10O9S0 bales
HOUsTON March 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling l5-16c; net receipts 1857 bales gross
| none: sales $50; stock u, bales.
Nsw YoRK. March demonstrated net re-
! cluling to day for the week were 25. 651 bales
! exports, to Great Britain 17,t63 bales, to the
continent $3.50 bales. to France 9.473
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