The morning news., 1894-04-28

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La. stamped Is. 100 Virginia 6's pref. SO
NorthCarolina Is 80 Va. Trust Rec'ts 35
NorthCarolina IS l2lIs Va. Fund'g Debt 5qAs
Tennessee, olds.. 60
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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New York. April e7.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin. SlO2, 703 900; cur
rency. $40, $4,000
London, April s7.-The bar silver market
today has been steady, and was quoted at
9!sd per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool. April %, noon.-Cotton- -Moder-
ate demand; freely met; prices easier: Ameri-
can middling. l-i6i; sales 1000 bales: Amer
lean 800 bales; speculation and export, 800
bales; receipts - bales; American -
baIes. Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause: April and May, --d May
and June, 3 t2-6id, also d}6id; June and
July, 3 6>-tid, also 3 6364d; July and August.
Al. also l-6ld; August and Septem-
Der, l-64d also 2-t4d september ana Oc-
tober, 2-6id. also 3-6id: October and No
Vem6er, Sold, also 4f4l; November
and Docemter, { Gid, also 5-6id. Tenders
a. to-days clearings were -- bales new
dockets
r,
41ad; good middling, lCd middling, Lied; ;
low middling 3 l56d; good ordinary,
3 l3-led ordinary 3 sd.
Futures-American middling fair low mid
ding clause; April. 6l-6id3 62-64; April
and Nav 3 Il 646t3 62-64; May and June,
) bl6kGS 62-6I: June and July, 65 64d
sellers; July and August, 4G4 l-64d; Au-
gust and september, i-6404 2-6id Sep
tember and October, AZ 64@4 S-64d; October
and November, 4-H64 5-64d; November
and December, 4 664d buyers. Futures
closed quiet
New YORK. April %, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows; May, 25c; June.
&c; July, 73'c; August, 42c; September,
l6c; October, &C.
New York, April q, 4 p. m-Spot cotton
closed sJead,; middling gulf T2tc: middling
uplands 7lac; sales i03 uales.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
l3l,>OO bales, as follows: May, 72ic; juno,
29c; July, BIC; August 4Uc September,
Z l3c October, sc; November, ole; De.
cemher, 57c January. 7 63c
New York, April Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 10 US
bales; exports TO Great Britain l6, ,259 bales to
stock 63s $50 bales.
Total so far this week; Net receipts Il .6ss
bales exports to Great Britain 25.t52 bales
10 tfzfIuU COZ bates 20 tic ntIuunt 81 a5T
bales
New Orleans April 27.-Cotton futures
closed quiet nut steady, with sales OF 10000
bales. as follows: April &C, May 6 CSC.
June Ole, July USc. August lac Septem-
Der l5c Octoter Ice, November 2Oc,
December 26c
New York, April 27.-The Suns cotton re-
view says liverpool was disappointing at
first TO the bears and later to the bulls. The
interior figures at one time pointed TO heavy
Increase IN Interior stocks, but the decrease
hnally proved to he 600 bales less than for
the same week last year. Liverpool was not
only lower, hut less active. Reports OF i'm
pending strikes in tall River and New Bed
lord certainly did not have a reassuring
effect. Trade ana speculation were dull, and
prices, after some covering OF shorts and
brief rallies, closed slightly lower on most
months. The crop news, as rule, is favor
able
New York, April 27.-Riordan & Co., say OF
cotton TO day: "I he market to day was an
exceedingly nervous one. The decline in LiV-
erpcol was scarcely as much as had been eX-
pe-ted and our opening was al "A out yester-
ust being at Gl2c After the call the tone be
came weak; August. under the pressure OF
large offerings, selling down to 1870 Then
the feeling suddenly changed, and August
rallied to 4Oc and huCtuated tetween G3g5
and 14lc for an hour or more. In the after
noon the market uecame distinctly Lrm, and
for some time 7.43c was freely bid for August.
and sales took place at T4ic. But in the final
dealings there was a renewed weakn S. ana
the close was rarely steady, with 1.4Oc Did for
August II is usual for the market to have n
sharp recovery on the heels Of a heavy liquid
alton. such as we have just had in May and
the majority Of the traders rather eXpel q a re
action Of 10 or 20 points: but the accounts OF
! the new crop are 50 favorable that the ex
| rected advance may not occur II it should
! occur, we hardly think II can last. unless
there should be some unforeseen bulliSh de
! velopments. Much will depend upon the at
| titude OF Liverpool tomorrow