The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-10

Tennessee, ODDS. 90
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
UnitedStates IS, registered ...........1l4
gnltedStates IS, coupons ............. ia
ibid. asked.
New York. April 9.-Treasury balances
today were as follows; Coin, sos, 093 600; cur
rency, S50.7Se, 600.
Cotton.
Liverpool. April Q, noon.-Cot ton-Quiet,
and in moderate demand; prices unchanged;
American middling, 3-16d; sales, 10000 bales;
American. 5000 bales; speculation and export,
5OO bales; receipts 10000 bales; American.
1870 bales Futures opened quiet; demand
poor.
characterization middling fair low mid
ling clause; April, 1880. also 4 6-64d; April
and May, S-64d, also 2 Odd May and June,
1 9 64d, also S-64d June and July, 10-64d,
also 964d; July and August, ll-64d, also
1860; August and September, 4 i2-64d, also
1 ll-64d; September and October, i2-6Id, also
ll-64d; October and November. 4 13-64d, also
l2-64d; November and December, Gid.
Tenders at to-day's clearings were 200 bales
new dockets
p m.-Cotton American middling fair,
455d; good middling, 5-l6d middling, 3-16d:
low mlddllng, l-l6d; good ordinary, l5-l6d;
ordinary, 3Ad.
Futures-American middling fair low mid
ding clause; April, sod, buyers; April
and May SID buyers; May and June,
e64d. buyers; June and July, 9-64dl4 10-64d;
July and August, 11-e4d, sellers: August
and September, 4 12-64d. buyers; September
and October, 4 10 Gid. sellers; October and
November, 13-64d4 14-6 4d November and
December lt-6494 15-64d. Futures closed
quiet, hut steady.
New York, April O. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows: April. C; May,
67c: June. 76c; July. sic; August, Soc;
New York. April 9, 4 p. m.-Spot cotton
closed dull; middling gulf SCI middling
uplands re; sales $50 Dales.
Futures closed steady with sales of
II bales q follows. q
z Coo; June 7lc; July, nc; August SIC;
september, z 7Sc; october, soc; November,
s3c December, 90c; January, Z 94c.
New York, April 9.-TOtal consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were $50
bales; exports to Great Britain l0,965 bales to
France 800 bales, TO continent ,287 bales;
stock 7lS.533 bales.
Total 80 far this week: Net receipts 90 26
bales; exports to Great Britain Is, 1871 bales,
to France $50 bales. to the continent 6,2S7
bales.
New Orleans. April 9.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of $500 bales as
follows: April &c, May 27c, June 36c,
July 44c, August ACC, September 43c,
October Acc, November SOC, December
soc
New York, April 9.-The Suns cotton re-
view says: Cotton advanced points, but
lost this and fell to points, closing barely
steady, with sales OF Il 800 bales. Liverpool
advanced point and closed quiet and steady
at unchanged prices. In Manchester yarns
and cloths were quiet and unchanged. The
IoOmDdN TGcelpJS IOT LIlb nan week were
$4,000 bales against $4,000 bales for the
same time last year. The exports of
yarns from the United Kingdom in March were
$4,000 coo pounds against 1650000O pounds
for the same month last year. Total since
Jan. l. 56.3l6500 pounds, against A, COG, 900
pounds for the same time last year. The ex-
ports OF cloths in March were 474, 900 900 yards
against 374.3OO,0OO yards In the same month
last year. and since Jan, l. 1903 &c., 200 yards
against 1100600000 yards same time last
year. New Orleans dropped to
DUN p 9nd uncSa1ge 'ost Ses here bales os
spinning; deliveries 800 bales. The southern
markets were generally quiet, but they re-
manned steady or firm. The port receipts to-
day were 9,3i5 bales, against Slq5 bales this
day last week, and 1S,472 bales last year.
Thus far this week 20026 bales, against IS POP
bales for the same time last week. The ex-
ports were l0961 bales to Great Britain, $50
bales to France and 2s5 bales to the con
tiuent Memphis, St. Louis. Augusta and
Houston lose in the aggregate in stock 1903
bales since Friday last, indi-
eating, IL is thought, loss
OF about 10000 bales for the week at
the weekly enumerated points 1t looks
as though the receipts at the ports this week
would be nearly 80 900 bales, or the same as
for this week last year, whereas on Saturday
it was thought that they would fall 1900 or
10 900 bales below the figures for this week in
1893. The Suns expected increase in the crop
movement and selling by German houses
carried prices down to-day. II was a narrow
speculation and one that presented few new
features of interest"
New York, April 9-R1ordan & Co. say OF
cotton to-day: The cotton market to-day
showed little disposition to emerge from the
rut in which it seemed stuck dur
ing the past week. Liverpool was higher,
but not enough so to have much effect here.
May opened unchanged at CSC and advanced
to 7.70c. But the advance was not main
tanned. The market sagged little below
the opening prices and then remained pretty
steady during the forenoon. In the afternoon,
as the estimate OF the crop in sight, by
Hester, of New Orleans, giving rather more
llueral figures than those heretofore cur
rent contributed to weaken the demand,
ana the close was barely steady with
7.t5c bid for May. Lack of buying power is
what now prevents the market from advanc-
ing, and the Hatch bill does more than all
other influences combined to brighten of
sDeculatiVe buVers "a