The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18


STATE BONDS.
Alabama A.. 9S 'Tenn.new set. Is 1921
J do - .....-.-.-... % Tenn. new set IS l02
La amped As. 100 Virginia O. pref 50
NorthCarolina IS - Va Trust Re.'ts. b
Notwithstanding i le5 Va. Fundg Debt. 5S24
! tennessee, oIds-. 80
GOVERNMENT RoVDs
. United Stat,s4s r,.-.stersi ,,a,,
+ UuftedStltes a. r,I-,,s ''''''- -
Tinted Sta-ss = -. '-''''' a
I rBid sAsi,e5
50 'AsKsu'
. sew York March l7.-Ireasury balances
r ~ w., s,1 i9 t9''o"S' CON- 9lo'4f'Uo0' cur
Nh. w IT,, - M, ,.,,.-
Ne" o. X. Marlh line weekly state
nIeAl OF the asSoclateu banks issued by the
80 tn- HoNs1 Io'uay' SHOWS the following
| 1li''ii-V9-
Reserve increased s Sos. 925
Loans increased .-........- OIL. &.luS 60
Specie increased ....-.- .............. 12t9.eOo
Deposits increased. .............. 7I6..766
Ol5TESul3uon decreased .-...-.....-... 22ts00
/ The banks now hold So. SOP O0J above the re
Quirements Of the p per cent. rIle.
| Atlanta. Ca, March 1.-THE clearngs OF
the associated banks for the week We're
Sl0la.65J
London. March 1.-THE har silver market
/ 70 gay mas Been steady, and was quoted at
- lisa per ounce,
Cotton.
Liverpool. March Il. noon-Cottor- cuiat.
good demand. fair business. nyites stsair,
American mfddlInr a. a. soio - , 100 [ie
American 100 bales. sDecniafion ana av,,Nrt
500 bales; receipts nj 905 6aies. Nrnerlnan
Q 400 bales Futures onened arm. derno+i
fair -'-' "0'-4'''N
Futures-American rniddlinp fair low mid
linz lousa- March - A,,r,i 90 a.. III
and Nav YfI6id also a No ga -,
! 4 l-eid also ; odd. June ana Iuir Setd
l456td. August and Sante2,Ser t P5 aiso
68d. Se5ten6er mi Sc1niar Pgid aiso
4 7-6id: October and Noyem6er. 4 7.64d also
sea-. Tenders nj to,dav.s cIearjneS ,Sero
none
| / u. m-Cotton American r,iddlipo fair
4Q-l6d: good middling 4Ifd. mid5Iing 4iad.
low middling, 4d; good Ordinary, SS'd. ordi
nary. 3 II l6d 0''o' ~
~ t11;gres%American middlinp fair low mid.
ding clause. March q az 6id sellers, March
and April 3 6364d sellers: Anril ana MAY
| 3B{G4d- huvers. Mav'and limo i e4J saiIars,
June and July / 2C4d. sellers: july and An
gust. 4 80 ni 4Cld: ATp-st ana SeptaT,hsr
56id b.yers Se3tenbeT '' and PS Scnlper
| CAD, iuvers: October and Noveynber
4 6-6id BUYERS Futures closed steady mt
quiet
, New York. March Il. noon.-Cotton ,,trras
opened 0uiet as follows. March 80 %
April, : 3sc: MAY 4Ic; June. 75Io: Julv
z sic; AuFust, z Ole.
New York March Il. o. m.-Spot COTTON
closed steady: middling gulf 7l,ci middling
Fntnres c,osed s3e eaio9 NTH soio, .,
| iCc; Nav. : i5c; June 7t2c. lilly 7Ssr. An,
| Plst 6}c' Ientep1ar ~, Ccin,,sr "a.
| November : Gj.: Re ,ember re
| New York March 17-Total consolidated
ne REGENTS a. all the norris to-dav we're : ~
bales: exports to Great Britain b, sQ0 baies 10
| Frame 40 GALES TO the Continent ; 90 bales.
| stock 5QS 800 bales
| Total 90 far this vealr. Net racaints r 1o5
| bales: exDorts 10 Great Britain 81 Ia baIas
| to France ~ bales TO the continent 04g
bales
sunnlv Of cotton Tor the world H. 4 qg6 ON
bales, of which 3,7l6 100 bales are American
against 075 g]O and r Al i{o Tolae Ies,Ne"i
ively last wear. REGENTS mis- 1yeelr ~ ali
interior towns S3 439 baIes Receints from
Diautafions 40 o93 haIes Cron IN, si,bt q e-t a.
bales.
| New O-Io9us March 17-Cotton f,tures
| closed steady with sales NJ n I00 hale n -
follows; March Tu6c AnTiI + OBc Nav = 15c
June 7 bic. .Iuiv : 2Sr A6pmst : 3Sc 'rsnteIo,
her 9gc Octorer 2 nc Maven her : gze ma.
| cc1,,rer : 42c ~
New York March 1.-THE SIMS cotton re-
mort saws: Cotton advanced 4 to \ noints
then reacted and closed with n net adVance
of > to points Sales nj 100 bales liver
| nooI adv5nced X "a noint ana ,Insed n,,iet
| Spot sales 3 900 bales nj steady and unchanged
| urIres New Orleans adTa1, Al nojt7ts
sales f4s bales for sninninS southern y5ar.
| l,ets were ou1et sfcadv and ,,n
| changed ST onis sold q2z
! baies Now Orleans ga ales and Co
! vannob 900 bales Rerefnts a. tho ,,orts
| q III bales against : eo1 bales tbis JatJ
| last week and 800 bales last year Nv ~
m "a o. a
/ 4 0UD bales against < Tia baIes last Mondav
and O3g bales last wear. Most Of the sinh
ern rivers were falling Al Vicxshurg the
! Mississipui was rising II was generalIv clear
al me south mt there we're rainfaiis for 81
hours of /. cd inch AT Moi lie Ala 90 NJ an
inch at Montgomery and - at Nav Crleapa
II was onIv nc gbost ~ 10
ner snecpIotiSn in co5ton tbot ,yos
seen today hut what there vas
| ~ II made the hears lit+io
nervous Ijverpool seemed for the moment
| to reward them with an evil eve ne or,cas
were steady on the snot and sIiobtIv higber
! for fptnre daI{verv Iybiia lie erot eaias go
yerv fair for SATURDAY. There was less ,ores7
] e7re here To sell long cotton Paare Piera
more Inclined to cover oT else to boid aiooS
than To mn fresh lines the mort receints
| sboIred some dininntion tbo1gb the ,or1ao
dicuiar falling OF is stii .in vof1r oyte
| 1oTafio - Vat tbeyy 1gere SIN alIer tban -, ~
| hove been eynected ana the Naw 9riesns
| netimate for Monoav yV1e No, 30 %
Lind to furnish canitaf Tor tho -bears The
catton Goods trade is l. rirbteDing mn % littio
y he nferior rereints tssre c6,,pa 20 j1,ai,
iarJe 10 daTy blt tbsn as onservatfve ,eCis
have 1nttcriv nointed o1tt tbev ropst 1919
I tbosa of he veaT tso0 Tor the 80 81 NC
season if we are To get n cron ~ = SOo n00
IaIeS one dravyEaaly fs thot tbera 10 not
oh snon in sno. trada in cotton tbo,,tb a. %
Ierbans hardly So duIi as recentiv - -
Nv, VnTl. VI ,rcb - t,iordan Z, 10 so,, 20
cotton. .tr'be tradip,, to-daV vas ~ q ij;,bt
and beeitatfno characfer with opiv n trifii1y
ot IN o,es ie1noo Nv va . 80 -,
- "a. - 20 - 49, = y ii atI -s -