The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-12

listed stocks 133,OOO unlisted $1,000 shares.
The following were closing bids;
Atchison, 7. as. F. 344 N. V. Central ..... 1903
Baltimore & Ohio. 500 n. J. Central ... 12jh
Canadian Pacific, 844 Norfolk &W pref. 1928
Chesapeake g. o.. 2l38 Northern Pacific. II
Chicago, b. & O.. q. 96 do pref. 43
Chicago & Alton 142 Northwestern. 1874
Cotton Oil ........ 4S do preferred. .l4115
Cotton Oil pref. s11s Pacific Mail........ 23l4
1d do 10 do pref. IS Rchmd Terminal S5s
Erie ............. 2l3s Rock Island. ...... "a
do preferred. 471S St. Paul. ......... 1874
Illinois Central .l0216 do preferred e. l2115
Della Lack &W 1885 Silver Certificates 1874
Lake Erie & W.. 221h Am. Sugar Ref i0l 81
do do pref. 99l6 do do pref. 975A
Lake Shore ....... 1915 TennesSeeC oal& !, 1854
vile q Nash. &c. "a do do pref. 100
Memphis & Char. 20 Texas Pacific.
Michigan Central l05 Union Pacific. .... 374
Missouri Pacific $50 Wabash. ... ..... l034
Mobile and Ohio asia Wabash preferred 22I6
Nash, Q. & st, L. 81 Western Union.... 941k
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class A. 102 Tennessee dds. 90
Alabama class B. Jos Tenn. new set.6S. 10116
Alabama class c.. 95 do do 5s. 100
Louisiana cOnsols, 9416 do do IS =. 70
North Carolina As. 9S Virginia 6s ....... 80
North Carolina 6s. 1920 do eX mat. coup. IS
So Caro-. Browns ~ do consoli't 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States 4s coupons, register ed 113
United States 4s coupons. ....... .-...,....1l3
New YORK. April l1-sub-treasury balances:
Coin, S67, 600; currency, so, 900
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, April II, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; prices unchanged; American middling
upands ll-l6d; sales 500 bales-Amercan
5000 bales speculation aud export 1000 bales;
receipts $500 bales-Amercan 1900 Futures
opened easy; demand fair.
Futures-American middlng, low middng
clause, April delivery IS 64d; April and May de-
livery4 29-64d, also 26-64d May and June de-
livery SO-64d, also 3l-64d, also 29-64d, also
p Old, also 25-64d June and July delivery
4 32-641. also 4 31-G4d, also 80 64d, also
4 % sd; July and August delivery 33-64d, also
4 32-64d. also 4 3l-640; August and September
delivery 3364d, also 4 81 Cad, also 81 64d,
also 4 30-64d; September and October delivery
4 34-64d, also S3-6id; October and November
delivery 34-G5d also 32-G4d; November and
December delivery 34-64d
o. MIXTURES: American milling low
middling clause, April delivery 29-64I. sellers;
April and May delivery 2964d, sellers; May
and June delivery 80 64d, buyers; June and
July deivery4 3l-6i0I 32-64d; July and August
delivery 33-64d, sellers; August and Septem-
Der delivery 80 6404 3t-oid; September ami
October delivery a4-6i04 35-64d October and
November delivery 35-b1d, sellers; November
and December delivery 35-64d, sellers. Flu
lures closed firm.
American middling fair Sd good middling
4}4d, middling 45sd, low middiing 416d, good
ordinary 4$8d, ordinary 4 3-l6d.
NEW YORB, April 1.-THE sums cotton re-
view says: The decline in Liverpool and fur
Their long hQuidatiOns led to lower prices here
early In the day, out the market LOOK ali upward
turn later on, wnen Liverpool rallied and when,
moreover, reports wers received OF contin-
ued dry weather in Texas. where,
in so Q portions OF that state
al least. rain it is claimed. is much needed New
Orleans advanced, Liverpool ended firm and
private Manchester advces were more cheerful
The market had the appearance of having been
over sold to some extent, and the bears showed
nervousness in the later transactions.
Prices fell s to points, but regaincd the loss
AM advanced to 10 points, closing steady
;fh Ice s,P.O hall cd
to points, but rallied aud closed firm. Spot
sales 5000 bales. In New Orleans fut-
ures decliue1 to 4 points but recovered
tuis and ADVANCED to points. Spot cot
ton here was quiet aud steady NJ e38c for
middl NJ uplanls, with sales Of ,4Jl bales for
export and go for spinning. There was de-
cIiue of 1-l6@16c at six OF the southern mar
kets New Orleans sold 3 900 bales. Receipts
at the ports were 965, against IL @9S bales this
day last week and @3,35S last year.
The total thus far this week is 30.710 bales,
against -. 1917 thus far last week. The exports
from the ports were 1857 bales New Orleans
shipped the most Of this The receipts at the
three interior towns were ~ bales, against LOG;
Il is day last week aud 106 last year
New YoRK, April II, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: April delivery SIC,
May delivery z sc, June delivery Uec, July
delivery &c, August delivery loc. September
d livery l9c.
Cotton contracts here opened steady at 204
poiuts decline, advanced 10 points. aud at noon
were 41Q5 points from yesterday, as following
liverpool. Liverpool opened quiet at iGD2
Decline fell 2 points, rallied points, and closed
firm al az be.ow yesterday.
NEW York. Aorl II, noon.-Middling uplands
SAGE middling Orleans e5zc. goo ordinary TIC,
low middhng i5-l6c Sales Se7 bales. Cotton
quiet but steady.
Futures-MRrket closed steady. with sales Of
215 0 hales, as follows: April delivery Otc,
May deliver l-c June delivery l9c, July
delivery &c. August delivery . 3lc Septem-
Der delivery &c, October delivery 3tc, No
vember delivery SIC, , ecember delivery
&c January delivery 47c.
Total consol dated net receipts at all the ports
to-day we're 9,yf5 bales; exports, to Great Brl-
tain 9. 49, bales, To- France - bales. to the con
tinent ; on bales; stock III, $50 bales.
GALvEaToN, april 1I.-Cotton closed steady
middnng .-16c; net receipts 55e bales, gross
none; sales / ltG bales; stock $3.50 bales.
RoRFoLK April u Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l,434 bales, gross none;