The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-31

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New York. March sO--Treasurv balances
TO day were asfollows; Coin slOi,91S,0O0; cur
rency, S46O56,OOO.
Cotton.
Liverpool March 30 -Cotton-Quie
fair demand, and at unchanged prices
American middliny, 4tsd: sales T. 600 bales;
American, $500 bales; speculation ana export
1000 bales, receipts. 1900 bales; American
l3.o0O bales Futures opened steady; demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause: March ana April 5-64d April
and May 76id, also sid; May and June
Gid, also Z SD; June and July. 49-d4d,
also Ht4d; July and August, 4 ] 6id. also
10 sid; August and September, I2-64d, also
1 ll-6id; September anu OctoCer, 4 1861, also
4 l264d; October and November 4 l4-6id. also
! lS,t4I Tenders at to days clearings were
roo bales new dockets
p. m.-Cotton. American middling fair,
4Ssd; good middling, g. l6d; middling, 4 led;
low middling, l-lBd; good ordinary, l5-l6d;
Futures-American mtddling fair, low mid
ding clause March, 5 DAD, valge; March
and April, bad, value; April and MAY,
2 S-ptu Ndlue' May ana June, b-O4d, buyers
June and July, 4 i646p4 sod; July and Au-
gust. 9-Cid, value; August and September,
lO-oid, buyers; september and October,
: IL t4u, buyers October and November,
steady,
New York March so, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: March --c;
April soc; May Ole; June, 6sc July,
New York, March 30, p. m.-spot cotton
closed dull mlddling gulf 10 l6c; middltng
upands ll-ltc; sales i5S BALES.
Futures closed steady. with sales of
o. 100 bales, as follows: March. C; April,
55o' May, osc; June. 64c; July, Z zoe; Au-
gust, 'oc; Septem. er, : 1lc: October, Tlt;
November, &c; December. Sic
New York, March 31.--Total consolidated
| net receipts at ali the ports to-day were f,5J6
bales; exports TO Great Britain b,l4g bales to
tranee - pales, TO the continent Ia bales;
stock 1881 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts Al 063
| bales; exports to Great Britain 3 l23 bales,
to France ~ bales to the continent 2o55i
bales.
New Orleans. March 3O.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 5000 bales, as
| follows: March C. April i9c. May 25c,
June &c July 4Oc, August 40c, septem-
Der Ale, 0ttooer 7Ac, November 4Sc, De-
New York. March 3O.-The Suns cotton re-
port Tor to-day says: Cotton de- lined to 6
points. sales 81, 100 bales. closing steady.
Liverpool advanced - a point then reacted
and closed point lower for the day with the
tone quiet and steady. Spot sales Il. 900 bales,
at an advance OF ll6d. In Manchester, yarns
were in moderate demand. cloths quiet.
Liverpool stock $4,000 bales, against $50, .
600 bales last week, Spot cotton here was
quiet and unchanged, Sales ISL bales for
spinning. Southern spot markets were strong.
Receipts at New Orleans are estimated for
tomorrow at 900 bales against 3. 3SI bales on
the same day last week and $40 bales last
year Receipts at the ports 7.17j bales against
lo3 bales this day last week and IL ,2sS bales
~ fnr he IL holA
against 52,277 bales last week and 1852 bales
last year. Interior receipts for the week
lO,O93 bales against 1896 bales last week and
d5.0n bales last year; shipments
3S,963 bales against 80 96e bales
last week ana 30 $50 bales last year. stocks
22S ,t05 bales against 247.S76 bales last week
and 84 80 bales last year. Liverpool was
Disappointing; Its stocks showed small in
crease instead decrease; the interior re-
ceipts for the week were larger than had been
expected ana many who bought Yesterday,
sold out to-day. Europe bought a little but the
south sold. Wall street sold quite freely Au-
gusta advices state that stocks tributary to
that point, are insufficient for local wants,
and that mills there will have to buy else
where
New York. March 3O.-Riordan g. Co. saw Of
cotton to day: Liverpool response 10 our
advance OF yesterday was not what the bulls
had hoped for and expected, and after open
lrg at about yesterday S closing figures. de-
cline Of about points took place. The mar.
ket, however, showed a good undertone
throughout the day, and just before the close
there was lively struggle between the bulls
and bears which may be said to have resulted
in a drawn battle May opened at 1850 de-
clined to 1870 and huctuated for the rest of
the day between T.5Sc and 1905. The close
was steady, with 756c bid for May The
movement for the week Is the lightestin com
pariSOn with last year that we have vet had,
vance If n formida le increase OF acreage
were not threatened for the new crop"