The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

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c' ,l1l,- mousse to'uaS' SHOWS the Following
Sn"A|es'
reserve decreased ....-.......,......s 1883
Loans Loans increased -..'-...... ...... 90 100
Legal Legal tenders lnereased.-........... $4,000
CIRCULATION decreased ............... 10000
ne banks now hold SO 6S.375 above the re
qGlrementS OF the . per cent rule.
l1onuon, Marcn lO-lhe ar silver market
to-day was quiet, and was quoted at p 5-l6d
per ounce.
Cotton.
LIVERPOOL. March 10 noon -Cotton--Moder.
ate demand. Freely met. nrices sasier.
American middling "a Sj. sales M OOo baies'
American 2O6 baies, snatuiatinn ana a,Ior,
1000 bales; receipts fguO6 boles. NrnerSran
300 bales Futures oneped eosv. demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ding clause. March ana Anil 42-fId also
! l-B4d. April and Nay 2-6td also 4 lad.
Nav and June. 4 4.s4d also 4 9.6id also 1 5.6id,
June and july. GGld also 4 5.sld. Ililv and
August 7-64d also 4G64d; August and Sen.
TENDER, SID also 7.6ld: Sentemner ana
Octoler. 4 lO6ld. October and Nover or
1l-64d. Tenders at to-iav,s cIeariDgs " we're
none.
] p. m.-Cotton. American middling fair.
49l6d; good middling, 44d; middling. 4lsd:
low middling, 4d; good ordinary. 37sd: ordi-
nary. 3 II l6d.
Standardization middling fair. low mid
ding clause: March 4 It,td bpvers, March
and April. i6id. buyer April and MAY
4 6llt4 > SD; May and June, 4 5 6id. BUYERS;
June and July. 4 5-644 sellers July aud Au-
gust 66lQ4 7-64d; August and september,
16llgi 5 Gid; September and Octo er,
4 sea "a 9-6id October and November
4 9-6id buyers. Futures closed quiet AT the
decline
New York, March Accommodation futures
opened steady at from to 7 points dc. line
as lollows: March, 33c; April $40. May
47c; June, 5 C; July, $50 August, t5c;
SeDtem or, Go
New York, March 10, p. m..-.spot cotton
upands 9-l6c; sales lS7 tales.
Futures closed stead. with sales OF
n 400 bales as follows: March, Ste; April,
SOC: May, 745c: June o4c; July, SOC; Au-
gust sac; September, SIC; October, Z 6Jc;
Noveml er, 64C; December nc.
New York, Mar h l0.-Total consolidated
ne receipts at all the ports to-day were $40
bales exports 10 Great Britain -- bales. to
Frame --- bales, 10 the continent 10
bales stock ss1 so! bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts g. $40
to France oales, to the continent 100
bales.
New York March lO--The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 4,s74 991
bales of which 3,76J 701 bales are American
against 4.l4SOo6 and 8 66s 800 bales. respect.
lively, last year Receipts this week at all
interior towns S5,7l3 bales. Receipts from
plantations IS 122 bales. Crop In sight O. 6O4 37S
bales
New Orleans March tO-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of 49, 90 bales, as
follows: March ole, April O3c, May lie
June lpc july z 25c August 7 8lc Septem-
Der 25c. Octo0er 29c, November, $50. De
Gem 1er 3Sc.
New York, March lO-The SUMS cotton re-
view says: otton declined Z to 8 points on
the near months aud fJto u on the next croD
months. closing dun but steady at a moi de-
cline for the dav of 6 to points. Sales n
AGO bales LIVERPOOL declined 3 points. Spot
sales 10 900 at decline Of l-lBd. New Cr,elns
declined Z points The rainfall of
the south was light Snot cotton
here was l-16c lower. Sales 1877 hales
for spinning Southern SPOT markers were
generally quiet and without alteration
There was a decline, however OF 3 16s at cal
weston New Orleans and Aug sta Mobile
was easy New Orleans soll loo bales and
Memphis $50 bales tecelpts at the port5
week. and Z Ig1 bales last wear AEqnsta
receipts. 226 bales. against 324 bales this dav
last wear. Memphis rAeipts Ash GaIes
against ass bales this dav last wear. shin
ments today. . 3O3 ales. ST Louis RECEIVED
251 bales. against $50 raies This dav last
wear. shIpments to dav sl8 aIes Houstor
received 6i2 bales against 58I bales
this dav last wear shinuenta 10
day. 696 bales. New Orleans re-
CENTS on Monday estimlted at 2 OO1 halos
against & s35 bales LAST Monday and , Af9 b1ies
last wear. SurpIus stocks Of some descrin
lions Of cotton Goods here have heen re1,Irsd
rfpy the mast week tbroIgh a sna 'jal raS,,c
tion IN nri es print cloths are nniet and the
stock At the east is 583OO pieees silver
il / ondon UNCHANGED Thirty Lall Piver
mills have declared an average dfvidend NJ
10 ner cent for the 0uarter ending Mar h II
GREATER than for n lie rsr,od If either is1i or
I8t2 The capitaI unon which this dividend is
announced is 40 l2s go :; -
NV Sorly March IN u iordan & 10 GOV, ~
cotton n dax. - he yveeII has been a tar,,
Observation-Disclosures one for INC friends ~ cot+ ~
Tire Anctuati9ns thougb fre1nent bave not
been imnortant INT the general tandencv ~
mi 20 has heen dnVnN,ard More cotton cSrSa
In sight durina the UeaIr than dHrinT tbe or,
resn9n5ing weel, of last vear and tbis IN he
1reeent cond,tion of trade vas more tbar tbe
pp1ortet conId stand TIE Iiyernnoi adt,Ce
to.dav were denTessinp Some atfribute6 the
weakness there to the report that India was