The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-30
The following were CLOSING bios:


East Tennessee 4 Reading. .......... 2S3s
do dn pref. q Richm'd Terminal. ga
Erie .-....... -lss Rock Is.and....... s2A
Illinois Central ... 9q9S do preferred .l2l
Della, Lack &W i4456 Silver Certificates. S3SA
LAKE Erie & W ... 2214 Am. Sugar Ref 1929
do do pref. III do do pref. 97N
Lake Shore. ...... I2.5s TennesseeCoal& I. 2s4
L vile & Nash 80. a. do do pref 100
Memphis & Char. 80 Texas Pacific. SSs
Michigan Cantral. l03 Union Pacific. 81
Missouri Pacific 50 WABASH. -. ..... l0}S
Mobile and Ohio. 30 Wabash pretevred. p
Nash, c. & St. L. SS Western Uniol.... 93lS
STATE PONDS.
Alabama class A. .10l16 Tennessee dds. 60
Alabama class B. .I09 Tenn. new sst.6s.. 1908
Alabama class c.. s215 do do SIS. 100
Louisiana cOnsols. 9ilS do do IS o. 20
North Carolina Is. T93 Virginia 6s. ...... $50
North Car Dina is. I20* do eX-m coup. F35
So. Caro- Browns. *J5 do consulted 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States IS coupons, registered .1124
United states Is coupons ....... ..... ....ll34
Unl5@d States 2s...... ......-.'9916
NEW York, March q. -sub-treasury balances:
Coin, S73,0'4,000; currency, S9O,7T5, 600
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March %, noon.-Cotton opened
with moderate demand; prices easier: Ameri-
can middlinR uplands 43sd; sales 1000 bales
American $500 bales; speculation aud export
1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales American SEQ
bales. Futures opened barely steady; demand
freely supp led.
FuJurss-Amer.can middling, low middling
clause, March and April delivery ID; April
and May delivery 1854, also 1864; May
and June delivery 44-64i also 43-64d, also
AZ SD; June and July delivery 45-64d also
44-G4d; July and August delivery 4. SD,
also 4 46-64d, also 45-64d; August and Sep
tember delivery 45 64d, also I5 -64d; Septem
Der and October delivery 44-s4d; October and
November delivery sod
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 100 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
p. MIXTURES: American miidling, low
mdding clause, March delivery 1850
4 4Z-oIu; March and April delivery 4l-64G1
1884; April and May delivery 44l-64@
June and July delivery 44-64d, sellers; July
and August delivery / $500 4o-64i; August
and September delivery 4 IS -64lli 4G-S4d; Sep
TENDER ami October delivery 4 44-o4d, buyers;
October and November delivery 4 1880
43 cad. Futures closed quiet but steady
American niddling fair 3l6d, good mid
ding l5l6d middling 413-l6d, low middling
4 11-l6t good ordinary 9-16d. ordinary 43sd.
New YORK, March %, noon. Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: March delivery &C,
April delivery l5c, May delivery SIC, June
delivery > 4ac July delivery soc, August de-
livery soc.
Cotton contracts here opened very steady at
points decline on early months aud l point
advance on late months, as following the " eak
ness at Liverpool, hut prices advanced 7G18
points on local covering and on buying orders
from the south, together with better markets
souJu, and at noon were SOLO points above yes
terday, with sales o. $4,000 bales.
NEW York, March 29.-The sans cotton re
view says: The south was the principal fac
tor in to-day's transactions. If it had not been
tlr southern selling the market you'd doubtless
nave scored larger advance than 1t did. 1t IS
true that at the opening there was slight de
cline, but it was only slight in spite of the fact
that Liverpool cables were quite bearish early
in the day, inde ell, reporting decline there of
about IS points in our money. The tone at the
south, moreover, was still depressed A rally
soon set in, however, owing to the cover
ing OF shorts, and the mar
hard blow from numerous selling orders in
the south. Wall street and the west are also
said to have sold The market took the cotton
very we'll out naturally reacted under the sell.
ing movement, so that the advance for the day
was slight There was good deal of local
covering and it is quite generally believed that
The weaker long interest has been greatly re
duced during the last few weeks. The CONT
nent bought to some extent especially Of spot
cotton. Prices declined to points, but re-
gailed this and rose to 10 points,
lost tbs and declined point,
but later on advanced to S points net
closing very steady with sales of 21l 100 bales.
Liverpool declined points, but rallied and
ended quiet and steady, with spot sales OF 1000
bales In Manchester yarns were irregular and
cloths dun. New Orleans declined, but later
advanced points, much of which after
ward lost. Spot prices here were very firm at
S3sc for mddinR uplands, with sales of g. $50
bales for export and s26 for spinning There
was decline of l-l604c at some southern
points, New Orleans sold 5000 bales New Or
leans weak. TIE receipts at the ports
were 2, ~ against z 10 this day last week ami
1l,Sil last ear. The total thus far this week is
IS. IL bales against 80. $50 thus far last week
The exports from the ports were 1879 bales.
Receipts at three interior tows were 2j2
against l,031 this day last week and 1905 last
year.
NEW YoRk. March 20, noon.-Nlddling uplands
S3sc, middling Orleans 65kc, low mldihny
s 3-l6d, good ordinary nc. Spot cotton closed
firm. Saes spot cotton 1876 bales.
Futures-MaFket closed steady. with sales OF
- bales, follows: April delivery 8 33c,
May deliver sec. June delivery 4Sc, July
delivery 54c, August delivery $50 Septem-
Der delivery 53c October delivery SOC. No
vember delivery Sic
Total consoli dated net receipts at oil the ports
to-day we're 1,s22 bales; EXPORTS t. Great
Britain 4 1851 bales, to the continent 64I9 bales,
To France --; stock S39,2l7 bales.
GALVESTON, March 2.-Cotton closed easy;
mlddltpg 1l6c; net receipts 95y bales, gross
nome sales $50 bales; stock IS 800 bales.
NORFOLK, MarcA 21.-Cotton closed easy;
middling SIC; net receipts so bales, gross
mons; sales $40 bales; STOCK 43 595 bales; tx
ports. coastwis5 l15 bales
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Cotton closed nominal;
middIing $40; net receipts none, gross 4,O0J;
sales none; stock l2lo3 bales; exports asst
wise loo bales, TO the continent 4729.
BOSTON, March 29.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $50; net receipts 754 blieS, gross ,4sl;
sales nonei stock none; exp rts, TO Great Bri-
tam $50 bales
WILMINGTON, MarCN 2J.-COttOn closed dull
aud nominal; middling 5}4c; net receipts 80
bales, gross none; sales none; stock 1889
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-Cotton closed
steady; midding 0 size; net receipts S92 bales,
gross none; sales noae; stock IL, 10 bales.
NEW ORLBAEs, March &9.-Cotton closed
steady; midding II -lGc; net receipts 2 8SS
bales gros 3,2J4; sales 3 700 bales; stoc6 80 346
bales: exports, to Great Britaia - bales,
cOastwise $3.50 bales
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 5000 bales.
as follows March delivery &C, April delivery
. lac, May delivery . 24c, June delivery ! BIC,
July delivery &c, August delivery 4Oc, Sep
tember delivery soc, October delivery 26c,
November delivery 25c, December delivery
Csc.
MosILE March 29-Cotton closed quiet;
middling sac: net receipts 81 bales, gross
none; sales 100 bales; stock 20, 1873 bales ex-
ports coastwlSe Az bales
MKNPHIs, March 2p.-Cotton closed steady;
middhnR tic; net receipts $40 bales, gross
DR. sales $500 bales; stock 81, SOL ba.es
AUGUSTA, March 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 8Ssc; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
none; sales l,3l2 bales; stock 2,i92 Dales
ATLANTA, March 2q.-COtJon steady; mid
ding &c; receipts 20 bales.
CHARLEEroN t4arch 29-Cotton closed nominal
miidling sac; net receipts 317 bales, gross
meme; saes none; stoc6 $685. bales.
CINCINNATI. March 21.-COttOn closed quiet;
middlnS o5sc; net receipts POI bales. gross none;
sales none; stock $40 bales.
LOUISVILLE, ,larch 29.-Cottol closed quiet;
midd ing DC; net receipts none gross
no e; sales none; stock none.
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