The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29

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STATE BONDS.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
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! ibid. *Asked.
New York. March 2s.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, Sl0i, 800 0OJ; cur
London, March 2s.-The bar silver market
today has been quiet, and was quoted at
| 235sd per ounce.
Liverpool, March IS noon.-Cotton- Quiet;
| good demand, at unchanged prices;
| American middling, 4lsd; sales, 10000 bales;
American, 9, 100 bales speculation and export,
| 90 bales; receipts 1900 bales; American.
| 5000 bales. Futures opened dull; demand
| poor.
Futures-American mtddling fair, low mid
ling clause: March and April, 1-6id; April
| and May, 2-64d, also 4 ed May and June,
| 4 36id, also 2-6id; June and july 4-64d,
| also 4364d; July and August, 6-G4d, also
| 364d; August and September, 6-64d. also
! 5-64u; september and october, 4S-64d, also
! 7-64d; october and November, 1064d, also
| veal TENDERS u today ciearingS we're
! 2O0 bales new dockets
4 p. motion. American middliug fair
1850; good middliag, 44d; middling, 4lsd;
low nlddllng, 4d; good ordinary 33sd; ordi-
nary I l6d.
characterization middling fair, low mid
ding clause: March, 2-04d, BUYERS: March
and April. 4 Esd BUYERS; April and May,
26ld, buyers; May and June, a6iG4 46ld;
| June and July, old sellers; July and Au-
gust, / 6Gld, buyers: August and september,
! 7-otd, BUYERS; September and October.
< bHI4 9 CId; October and November,
9t-@i l06id. Futures closed steady, but
quiet.
Manchester, March 2s.-The Guardian. in
It's commercial article says The market
has been tame, owing o the Easter holidays.
INJURY Tor China has slackened considerably.
There have teen few orders for low and
medium grades of gray shirtings and
bleaching cloths, and these have
| been placed small lines OF sta
| pies have been looked for Japan, and
there have been occasional orders from India
but the latter have mostly been at too low
| ngure 10 be considered. Advices from India
say that the increase IN the price OF exchange
| together with The absence OF inland orders,
has checked sales and weakened prices
Other foreign transactions have been moder-
New York, March y, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet, as follows: March, Z SIC;
April, i5c; May SIC; June, $50 July.
New York March %, 4 p m.-Spot cotton
closed dull; middling gulf l3-l6c; middling
upands y-lGc; sales 33l GALES
! Futures closed quiet with sales OF
70 % bales, as follows: March, acc; April
| 4Uc; May, ale; June. 58o; July, 6ici Au-
gust, sc; SEPTEMBER, Soc; October 77Oc;
| November, 73c; December, 79c.
New York, March 2S.-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 0,3O5
bales; exports TO Great Britain 10 1865 bales, to
Frame - bales. 10 the continent 5,2l5 bales;
| stock IN 378 bales
Total so far this week. Net receipts 1921
| bales; exports to Great Britain 81 269 bales,
to France lZO bales, to the continent q ,492
| bales
Total net receipts since Sept l: 5,4l9 1872
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,493 462 bales,
to France 545 493 bales to the continent 1871,
554 bales, to the channel 1881 bales.
| New Orleans. March 28.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales OF l2,700 bales, as
follows; March 5c, April l5c. May lsc
June &c, July S4c, August Sgc, septem-
Der 34c, OctoUer 1870, November 42c, De-
| cember 46e
New Orleans. March 2s-The following is
the semi weekly cotton movement at thirteen
| leading interior towns: Receipts, 1850 bales
against 1896 bales last year; shipments
246S9 bales. against 15.lT bales last year;
stock, 2l6,S52 a-es, against 5l5,52l Gales last
| year.
New York March 2s-The sun, in its cot
ton review to day. says Cotton advanced ,
| points, lost this and declined one point; re-
gained this, and advanced to points, clos
! ing Q let and steady Sales 1000 bales
Liverpool advan ced to ~ points and closed
| quiet and steady. spot sales 1UCOO bales, at
steady and unchan. ell prices In Man
! chester, yarns were hard to sell Bombay
receipts for the half week ending March 20,
% 0J0 Gales, against 81 ,0OU Gales Tor the same
time last year. New orleans de-
cEned , points, regained this and
advanced > points. Semi-weeky re
ceipts at thirteen iateri r towns
| reported by New Orleans we're 1860 bales
against 1926 a!es the same time last year;
shipments 24,6S4 bales. spot cotton here was
dull and unchanged. Sales 2J1 for spinning
and 100 delivered on contracts. The south
ern spot markets were generally quiet but
steady and unchanged. New Orleans sold
400 bales and closed firm; Memphis
sod COD bales; Galveston. 2l6 bales;
MOBILE, 400 bales; and Savannah 10
bales. Port receipts 630S baes, against
1884 bales this day last week, and
1922 bales last year. Thus far this week %
| time last week New ORLEANS receipts to-
morrow were estimated at 500 bales. against
3,499 bales on the same day last week. and
3,l53 bales last year Augusta receipts today
| l19 bales against $50 bales last year Mem
phis receipts III bales against SO bales last
year; shipments to-day 933 bales. st. Louis
! receipts ri bales. against 63T bales last year;
/ shipments to-day l,427 bales against $40 last
year. The rainfall at the south was generally
light and in some parts somewhat warmer.
A. a [ no 1t was ~ at al A0i bde.
Yesterday; at Charleston it was 42o
against 80; at Galveston $50, against 44', and
p / at New OEltdus ~ dEdluSJ o. Ht SlgUdl
service predicted much colder weather ana
showers in Mississippi. Louisiana and East
! ern Texas in the next twenty-four hours
| fair and much colder IN Tennessee. the Sc.
we're cold wave in Northwestern Texas Ar
! kansas and oklahoma and fair and slightly
warmer weather in Georgia, Alabama, North
] and South Carolina
New York March 2s.-Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton to day: Though Liverpool was lit
tie higher to day, the change In that market
was not enough to please either the bulls or the
hog a fhnn vUaC M hraa IL in fhfa hul lnnC
here The feeling among traders. however,
was somewhat more cheerful. Receipts were
again very light, and trade is reported to be
mstakably better in the cotton mills in
New England. May opened at 7.5lc, receded
i to 7.4oc and rallied to 1870. The close was
quiet and steady at isle bid for May. After
the close 1925 was bid. Things look rather
more hopeful than they have for some time
past. If trade continues TO revive we may
get gradual improvement"
COTTON TABLE
Tone. MID. Rec. Sales Stock
Galveston Steady ~ 623 400 1887
Norfolk Steady ~ 800 2S6 4s,096