The morning news., 1894-05-10
The quotations at the closing were as fol-

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Del Lack & W. ..I6l Pacific Mail. ...... 15IS
East Tennessee * Rfchm fiaird' q Tminai. iS s.. (
40 preI-......- II Rock Island. 6Sla
Erie e'-..--... las st Paul........... 60f
Ed Geu Electric S65 silver CeTtif s. i59'' 81
1Llnols Central. 92a4 Tenn. Coal s Iron. 1T9s
Lake Erie W.. l6 do do pref. 65
20 PEEL. o7 Texas Pacific. .... SSS
lake Shore ....13l Union Pacific. ~ 17sl
L L Vllle 4 Nash. AS W. 'bash, s. L. & p.
Louisville & n. A. sl do do pref. is
nan nan a attain. ---.. l2i15 Western Union. s4as
Memphis s. Char Wheeling L. e. -
Michigan Central SO do do pref As
STATE BONDS.
AIdoama A....... 80 Tenn. new set. IS 102
20 -. .'..-........lU2 Tenn, new set. 5S l0l
10 C........-... SO Tenn, new set- IS. 7eSs
Ia Ia. Stamped as. 100 Virginia IS pref. so
Noth NNorthhCCarolinais Ga 9sH Va. Trust Reefs. IS
TorthCarohna IS l22 Va. Fund'g Debt. 90
tennessee, Olds.. 20
GovERNMESr Bonds
UnitedStates IS, reg stored. ............II3ss
OhiteuStateS As, coupons. S............... l13L
ohited STATES Is, regis. s.ered............. 90
asked. ibid.
New York. Nay 9-Treasury balances
today were as follows: Com. SS6,Ss) 900; cur
rency, S52 rs 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool, May Q, noon.-Cotton- Quiet;
uemanQ moderate: prices steady: Ameri-
can mlddIlng l5.l6d; sales 10000 bales;
port, 1000 bales; receipts 3 O0O bales; Amer
lcan' 100 bales. Futures opened steady; de-
mand poor
Futures-American mtddling fair. low mid
ling clause: May, ID; May and June,
3 5l64d, also 5J-d4d; June and July, 5 5000
also 3 526id; July and August, 3 s. sid also
25-64d August and September, 3 55-64d, also
. 2to4d' september and OCTOBER, 56-64d, also
3 57-64d; October and November, Sc CID
also 55-id; November and December
3 95-G4d also 56-64d; December and January.
I x
clearings were 9 400 bales new dockets
4 p m.-Cotton, American middlinR fair,
$50 good mtddung, l.i6d; middling, 516d:
low p,S mlddLng, lS-l6d; good ordinary,
Futures American middIing fair, low mid
qLng clause: May, 81 6iCg3 5S6id; May and
June, 3 81 64g3 5S-64d; June and July,
3 5364 Q3 5464d; July and August, 3 81 GAO
8 55-6ld: August and September 55 "a 10
8 5664d; september and October, 56640
3 51-64d; October and November, 57-6Ilg
oo64d; November and December, 3 5S64d
| buyers December and January, 596id,
| buyers. Futures closed firm.
New YORK, May 9, noon.-Cotton futures
| opened steady, as follows May, 6 92c: June,
94c; July, OOc; August, 04c; Septem ger,
| z U7c; October, Z 09c.
! New York, May 9, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed quiet: middling gulf The middling
| uplands 74c; sales 400 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales Of
| 796UO bales, as follows: May, 95 oy6 96c:
| June, SoO6 9Sc; July, Z O4G7 O0c; August,
| Z 0s97 O9c; September, 7 10Y 12c; October,
! l497 lie; November, 19c; December, y
| a. 2ic; January, 2947 Soc.
New York, Nav 9.-Total consolidated
| net receipts at all the ports to-day we're 5.6gl
| bales; exports TO Great Britain $50 bales. to
Frame = oales, TO continent 2,573 bales;
Total so far this week: Net receipts 1927
| bales; exports to Great Britain 1878 bales
| to France so bales, to the continent 13 73l
| bales.
New Orleans. May s.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF $500 bales,
| as follows: May 74c, June 75c july 6 7ye
| August 75c, September 79c, October 79o,
| November e5c, December q 90c, January
| g5c.
New Orleans, May o.-The following state
| ment of the Texas cotton crop movement was
| issued here to-day: Crop for the month of
| April, S645 bales, against 81 1874 bales last
| year; from September to April 30, inclusive,
| ,697 bales against O19, $50 bales last year
| The Texas movement after April 30 last year
| was 1888 bales, The commercial crop Of
! Texas for all last year was 2, ,523 bales.
| New York, May 9.-The Sun 5 cotton review
| saws: Cotton advanced 1 to points. closing
| steady sales 600 bales. Liverpool advanced
| To l q points, closing very steady; spot sales
| 10000 bales at unchanged prices, with fair de-
| mand In Manchester, yarns were dull cloths
| quiet. Government crop reports state that
! drought exists in many parts Of North Caro-
| lima; that drought continues on the coast of
| South Carolina; rain is needed in
| Louisiana and greatly needed In Geor-
| gia. Texas outlook is favorable. The
| Louisiana state report reports good stands
| everywhere New Orleans advanced to 6
| points spot cotton here was quiet and un-
| changed, sales 200 bales for spinning: deliv-
| cries l2,O00 bales. Southern markets were
| quiet, are generally unchanged. Mobile de-
clined 1-l6c. New Orleans. Savannah and
Memphis were easy. New Orleans sold 3
500 bales; st. Louis 769 bales, ana Memphis
$50 bales. New Orleans receipts tomorrow
are estimated at 500 bales, against CD bales
on the same day last week, and
Pa
ceipts at the ports to day were 3 694 bales
against 3,452 bales this day last week
and 24,e00 bales this day last year
Thus far this week, receipts were 1887 bales
against p, ,027 bales thus far last week. Mem
| phis received 81 bales, against 107 last year;
shipments to-day l.03S bales. St. Louis re-
ceipts % bales, against 4 bales same day last
year; shipments to-day $40 bales. Houston
receipts 543 bales, against 1877 bales same day
last year; shipments to day 312 bales. The
North Carolina weekly report, dated May Z
says more rain is needed everywhere, though
the outlook is more favorable. To-day'S fea-
lures A higher Liverpool market: reports of
drough in some sections of the Atlantic states
an idea that the government report to.mor-
row may be bullish aside from conditions in
| Texas. and some local and European buying
caused moderate advance. Spot sales in
Liverpool we're larger. and the private cables
from that market are little more reaSSuring
The cheapness OF the price makes bears
cautious, even If as yet il has not led to any
large investment buying The speculation
IN ldCb, Is QultS ulOu6TdLG, buJ Ll6Ft is less
pressure TO sell for either long or short ac-
count"
New York, May 9,-Riordan & Co. say Of
cotton to-day: The market showed more
steadiness to-day than for several days past
and some of the bulls are hoping that the
long expected reaction is at hand. August
opened at 7.04c and though the tone could at
no time be described as strong. the gen
eral tendency was toward improvement.
August sold as high as 710e. The close was
steady with csc bid for August. The report
OF the agricultural bureau to morrow is
hardly expected to affect prices much
Rain seems to be badly needed in many parts
of the south, and il Liverpool should advance
sharply the shorts here might be frightened
into covering and lively time would result
But these are only possibilities and good
rise would probably bring out plenty Of sell
ers. Opinions are about evenly divided here
now whether or not August viii sell al 7.50c
again before it sells at 6.50c."
COTTON TABLE
Tone. Md. Rec. Sales Stock