The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-20
The quotations at the closing we're as fol-


ANN. Cotton Oil. Sl1f Missouri Pacific. 2e7z
90 pref IS Mobile s. Ohio. ia
Sugar Refinery. 9S Nash. c. & ST. L.. "A
90 pre-. 81 Natl COTdage .... 22Ss
american loo co. e65s do do pref. A.
40 pref -. e9la N. J. Central. ....ilI4
AtGhlson.T & ST. 10 y. Y. Central. 80
baltimore y Ohio. 50 N YAM E. lO5{
Sanaoa Pacidc..- 672 Nor. SW est. pfd.. PISS
Ches & Ohio. 1885 Northern Pacific 81
Chicago 4 Alton l39 do preferred 20Is
Chicago, B. & @. SIX Northwestern 1851
Ghicago Gas eIS do preferred. 1881
Del, Lack * w eel 1884. Pacific Mail - Is
East TeHnesseeS = R RfaaiTs, Tminai. 81 8,
40 pref .--.--. II Rock Island. ..... COS
do pref. ....... 35a do pref........120
Ed Gen. Electric Al silver Certif's 6lH
minors Central. 935l Tenn. Goals Iron. rs
Lake Erie q w. l64 do do pref. -
DO pref. 6s1S Texas Pacific ..
lake Shore -... 1854 Union Pacific. 2l4
l. VllIe & Nash. 50ls w bash ). l.. & p. ~
1HsSouiSVllle q \. A SO do do pref. IN
Manhattan 800. l251s Western Union. 81
H MIteLIhphls q omar, Wheeling & L. +. IL
Michigan Central 97i5 do do pref 50
STATE BONDS
Alabama A. 100 Tenn. new set s. I05
90 B...-........l02 Tenn. new set IS l02
90 C............. 90 Tenn. new set IS. 7s
La stamped Is. 100 Virginia SIS pref. so
NorthCarollna Is % Va. Trust Reefs. s.
NorthCarOlina IS Up Wa. Fund'g Debt. 60
tennessee, ODDS. 60
GOVERNMENT BoSDS
UnitedStates As. res. stered.. ...........u4
Oh!tedStateS As, coupons ........... II4A
United States IS, regis cred. 90
ibid asked.
New York, April 19.-Treasury balances
to-day we're as follows: Com, SOB 1900; cur
rency, S47 100000
Cotton.
Liverpool, April 19-There was a fair bust
ness doing in spot cotton to day at unchanged
9 81 0d9 IONS Tlddlng uplands 44d; sales
lU'UOJ tales. Futures were dull but steady,
the near months unchanged and the late
months partially l-l6d lower than yesterdays
Vai1es further intermediate decline of
] 64d was subsequently advised from which
there was practically no change the market
closing barely steady.
Liverpool. April 10 noon. -Cotton-Moder-
ate demand; freely met; prices unchanged;
American middling. AID; sales 10000 bales;
American. $500 bales speculation and export,
LOO bales; receipts, 1909 bales; American
900 bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: April and May, 2-64d, also
! l-64d; May and June 2-64d, also 4 1-64d
June and July, 4364d, also 4 264d, July and
August 4 4-64d. also 3-6id; August and
September, 4-64d, also sod; September
and October. 6Gid, also 5-64d; October
and November, 4 7-64d, also 6 sd No
yember and December, 4 8 Gid, also 7-6ld
Tenders at to-day clearings were - bales
new dockets.
p m.-Cotton. American middling fair.
~ ~.
low mlddling, Adj good ordinary, 37sd; ordi-
nary, 1ll6d.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid.
ding clause: April, l-646r4 esd: April
and MAY, l-64tg4 264d; May and June
4 l.64G4 2-64d; June and July, 2-6ils4 sod;
July and August, 4:6id, sellers; August
and September, 4-64d. buyers; September
and October, 4 5-64d, sellers; October and
November 5-54Qg4 664d; November and
December, 6-640i 764d. Futures closed
steady.
New York April 10, MODIFICATION futures
opened steady, as follows: April, sc: May,
Ale; June, 47c; July, Sc; August, 5Sc;
SeDtem er, soc.
New York, April 49, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf l3l6c middling
uplands 9-l6c; sales 81 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
10000 bales, as follows: April, 1870; May,
39c; June. 45ci July, Z 5Ic; August ste;
September, Sc; October. soc; November,
Z 65c; December, zoe; January, Z 76c.
New York, April 19.-TOtal consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day we're 1854
bales; exports to Great Britain 4640 bales, to
France = bales, to continent 6,45O bales;
stock $40 47s bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts 40. 676
bales; exports to Great Britain 3J374 bales,
to France $40 bales to the continent 16,415
bales.
New Orleans. April 19.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 32,700 bales, as
follows: April 9ec, May 00c. June 09c,
July l7c August 24c, September 23c
october z 26c, November Sic, December
Soc
New York, April 19.-The Suns cotton re-
port says: The transactions were still on a
small scale and the fluctuations we're within
cOrrespondingly narrow limits. The foreign
news was bearish; the crop movement was
liberal; trade was not brisk, and the market
closed al small decline. This afternoon
there was less pressure to sell. and some local
operators bought. The receipts at the in
terror towns We're light and the shipments
pretty liberal. The spot markets at the
south were trif1e more steady. There is |
nothing in the present situation to stimulate
speculation, and it is in the main a waiting
market"
New York, April l9.-Riordau & Co say Of
cotton Until the last half hour To-Day the
market was dull and heavy. The fluctuations
were within narrow limits and at a some
what lower range. Liverpool sent a depress-
ing report and our opening was tame, the
first trades in May being at 74Jc. During the
forenoon prices yielded points May declin-
ing to 1859 There was some covering of
shorts in the last thirty minutes, which
caused q rally of a few points and a steady
close with 1870 bid for May The feeling
among the bulls is the reverse of cheerful,
although there may o good raj
lies occasionally the main hope of
a sustained advance now hangs upon the
chance of a season so unfavorable as to war
rant the expectation of a short crop next fall
AS to the probability of such a season every
trader in cotton must judge for himself"