The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04

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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States Is. registered 1l2I,
United states Is, coupons. ll2is
United States Is ...-...-...--........ ~
New York. May 3.-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, s6o,S59 ,0O0 currency, sl4.sla.OOO
Cotton.
Liverpool May S-Noon.-Cotton opened
with fair demand and freely met: prices
steady; American middling uplands 44d:
sales 10000 bales-AmericanS 800 nales Specu-
latiOn and export OO0 bales; receipts 5000
bales-Ameriean 1900 Futures quiet, de
mand fair,
Futures-American middling low middhnE
clause. Nav delivery ID; MAY and June
delivery y Gid also l36id, also II Gid;
June and July delivery l3-64d, also "A sd.
I l5-6id. also 4 Il Sad, also l5-64d. also
Is sid August and September delivery
l6-6id, also l7-6ld. also ls-64d September
and October delivery l5-64d; October and
November delivery Is Gid, also ( l9 sd, also
% cid also 10 sd. also 2064d; November
and December delivery 10 sid, also 21-6ld
December and January delivery - Gid.
The tenders of deliveries at today clear
ings amounted to 1000 bales new dOukets and
400 bales old.
/ p. MIXTURES. American middling low
middling clause May delivery l36464 l4-6id
May and June delivery I l5-6t6l4 l46+d: June
and July delivery 4 l5-64d sellers; July and
August delivery 16-64d, sellers August and
September delivery 4 176hg4 ls-6id; Septem-
Der and October delivery 4lS6i@4 l964d:
| October and November delivery 4 l9-6id,
/ November and December delivery y Sid,
! sellers; December and January delivery
ID; January and February delivery
- Gid. buyers Futures closed firm.
American middling fair ll-l6d, good mid
ding 5-l6d, middling 5-l6d, low middling
l3-l6d good ordinary l-l6d. ordinary 3bd.
Manchester, May 3.-1he Guardians com
mercial article says: Numerous eastern in
quiries and quotations attending the recovery
/ OF lid in prices of American cotton at Liver
/ pool have impaired more cheerful tone to
the market, and it is hoped that
this Is a prelude to larger sales. he
/ Indian business is safe. especially in staples.
| There are inquiries for shirtings for Japan
/ and prices are Stiffening. There have been
/ few sales of medium shtrtings and bleaching
/ cloths for China. DhOOties are duh and prices
/ are in buyers favor. There have been
fair sales of burnley printing cloths. Choice
/ yarns have been affected materially"
! New York. May 3-P. Middling up
! lands l3-16c, middling Orleans Lice good
/ ordinary ll-l6c, low middiing 7asc. Sales
/ 1861 bales. Spot cotton steady.
Futures closed quiet, with sales Of 107, 500
/ bales, as follows May delivery 4Sc, June
delivery Soc, July delivery 65c, August
/ delivery re September delivery Z 7Sc
| October delivery SIC. November delivery
| delivery OOc.
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports to-day were $50 bales; exports, to
/ Great Britain u 625 bales to the continent
/ l.S52 bales, to France 5.O8i bales; stock 6329S
/ bales.
] says: he early news was sufficiently
| favorable to bull interests to cause some ad-
vance. Sales at Liverpool were larger and
/ spot quotations there were higher. Damage
was said to have been done by floods. Shorts
/ bought to some extent. A part of the rise was
lost owing to less bulliSh river news The
/ Arkansas was stationary at Little Rock. The
! decided break in stocks in Wall
/ street also had more or less depressing effect.
! he Mississippi river continued to rise, how
! ever and the market held much of the early
] I'M mr. OKrpv ont "a 10 81 ff
/ 10 points higher, then reacted and closed
| quiet with sales of 107,S00 bales.
Liverpool declined to point
! ing very steady with spot sales of 10000 bales.
/ In Manchester yarns were firm and clothes
| were in more demand. New Orleans advanced
| to - points spot cotton was l-16c higher,
and there was also an advance OF l-l6c
| at three of southern markets.
| Sales were 500 tales for export here and 664
| for spinning; middling uplandS 3-16c; New
| Orleans sold $500 bales. Exports from the
| ports were 71S0 bales; receipts at the ports
were $40 bales, against 5.242 this day last
| week and 4.711 last year. The total thus far
this week is 2O.SlS bales, against
| 30,0ld bales for the same time last week. I he
/ estimated receipts at New Orleans tomorrow
are / 400 bales Receipts to-day at three in
bales this day last week and SO bales last
year. Liberal rains in Gulf states"
New York May 3.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton: Liverpool showed less depression
| to day than had been expected. and our mar
lIet opened with an improvement OF about 8
| points the tirst!sales of August being at 776c,
! 7,17c. and Z. 7Sc but there was no lack of sell
ers at the advance, and the market soon de
! clined until August was offered at 769c. But
| at this point buyers became more numerous
/ than sellers. and rally followed. in the course
/ of which 7.75c was again bid for August In
/ the last hour prices again gave way, partly in
/ sympathy with the sharp break in the stock
market. ] he close was quiet. with ire. bid
! for August. he trading from hour TO hour
| is very sensitive just now, the course of
/ prices being largely governed by the advices
| received by wire in regard to the appearance
/ of the young cotton and the probability of Sc
| rious oyerfiOws in the southwest"
Atlanta May 3.-CottOn closed quiet;
middling re; receipts 10 bales
/ Galveston, May 3.-Cotton closed nominal;
! middlng Tiac: net receipts 1896 bales, gross
/ none; sales 10S bales; stock 1913 bales.
| Norfolk May Cotton closed quiet; mid
/ none; sales ,052 bales; stock 81 67 bales; cX-
| ports coastwise 48 bales.
Baltimore, May 3.-CottOn closed nominal;
middling 1'sc; net receipts none, gross 1, l4l;
| sales none; stock lO0OS bales; exports, to
/ Great Britain 800.
Boston. May 3.-Cotton closed quiet mid
! ding 73fC: net receipts 1856 bales, gross .U76;
! sales none: stock none
/ Wilmington. May 3-Cotton closed nomi-
nal: middling nc; net receipts bales, gross
none; sales none: stock 1557 bales.
/ Philadelphia, May 3.-CottOn closed steady:
middling she net receipts 346 ales, gross
none; sales none: stock / 1898 bales.
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middling 10 Ice net receipts ,087 bales,
/ gross 1893; sales 300 bales; stock 100 993
/ bales, exports. Coastwise 457S bales.
New Orleans, MAY 3.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady with sales Of 80 GOO bales,
as follows May delivery Bic, June delivery
! BIC July delivery 41c August delivery
: 48c September delivery soc, October de-
/ livery sac, November delivery 5Sc, Deem
Der delivery SAC.
Mobile, May 3.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7l(c; net receipts 124 bales gross
/ none; sales 100 bales. stock 14460 bales; ex-
| = srts coastwise $50 bales.
Memphis May 3.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 15sc; net receipts lOI pales, gross
/ All: sales $50 bales: stock 81 636 bales.
| Augusta May 3-Cotton closed steady:
| middling 73sC; net receipts p bales, gross
/ none: sales 1856; stock 20 $50 bales.
| Charleston, MAY 3.--Cotton closed quiet:
| middlinG 73sC; net receipts Do bales, gross
none; sales none; stock y. 81 bales.
| Cincinnati. May 3-Cotton closed steady:
middling re; net receipts l39 bales, gross
none: sales Is bales: stock 1893 bales.
Louisville. May 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none: stock none
~ Louis. May 3.-Cotton closed steady;
/ middling 1l-l6c; net receipts 50 bales, gross
/ ISL: sales 500 bales: stock T7,l3S bales.
Houston. MAY 3.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 7l2c; net receipts 327 bales gross
| none. sales 90: stock 1897 bales.
New York, May 3-Consolidated net re
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up TO and in
GLIDING today for the week were 20.slS bales;
! toC E2rif tai in ,al 70 he