The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-14

Ed. Gen. Electric A. Silver Certifs .... 5Sis
Illinois Central. 9I1s Tenn. Coal Iron. 19l4
Lake Erie 4 W 113i do do pref 81
co p-ef .-....-. TIA Texas Pacific. ga
Lake Shore ..-. 12Ts Union Pacific. &C.. 1885
L'Yille \ Nash As W Dash, :. L. & 2. s.
Louisville q n. A So do do pref. l4S
Manhattan. .-...l26 Western Union. S64
Memphis \ Char. 10 Wheeling & L. r. 12A
Michigan Central 9Sis do do PREF 80
STATE BONDS.
Alabama A.. IS Tenn. new set Is. 102l5
90 b.. .-------- % Tenn, new set IS lOl
do C.........-..-. *G Tenn. new Sc IS. 20
La. stamped Is. 91ia Virginia SIS pref. 30
NorthC2rolna IS 91,s Va Trust Reefs. IS
NOrthCarohna = 1855 Va. Fundg Debt. 59la
Tennessee, Olds.. 90
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United states IS, registered. ...........It2H
UnNedStates IS, coupons ......-.... IL 81
United states 2s, regis -ered............. IS
New York March I3-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Com, Sy7 6ls 900; cur
rency, Si6,4fs,O00.
Cotton.
Liverpool March 10. noon Cotton-Moder.
ate, and demand freely met; prices unchang-
ca; American mlddllng, 4isd; sales, 1900
tales, American il,4JO bales speculation and
export. 1000 bales receipts, 10000 bales
american 400 bales. Futures opened steady;
Geman moderate: April and May, 62-64d. also
65-l4d; May and June. 3 6}-Gld, also 1 4I6S5id:
June and July, 4l-64d, also 4 42e4d; July and
August, A. t4d, also 43-64d. ALTO "A Gid;
AUS -Lat anu pbilluCE. O4l, also t4-UAQ,
also 4 43-64d September ana October. 80 Gid;
october and NOYem oer 45-6+d. also A. G4t.
p. m.-American middling fair low mid
ding clause: March, Z 4l-6Id value; March
and April, 44i64dd, value; April and Nav.
4l-6iu buyers; May and June, 1 ~ 64df 49, 64d;
June and July. + t4t4d. sellers; July and Au-
gust i56ld; August and September, f6 81
/ az 4i6iC; september and October, 47-64G
| ! iS-64d october ana NoYem Der 49-64d. buy
ers, Futures closed firm at an advanced.
New York March -, noOn.-Cotton futures
4 all TuTg AIp- TX.
April, Bic; May Ale; June, 4Sc; July,
Z Ode. August, SIC.
New York Mar.h 49, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf IKE; middIing
uplandS it1c; sales - tales.
Futures closed stead, with sales OF
l10tOJ bales, as follows March, 35c; April,
: BIC; May, 4Ic; June. Ole; July, 7 SIC; Au-
gust b2c; SEPTEMBER t6;; October, SIC;
November, csc; December. SOC
New York March l3.-Total consolidated
ne receipts at all the ports to-day were IA, pa
bales exports 10 Great Britain 4,5J9 bales, TO
Frame ,eJJ BALES, TO the continent -- bales;
stock S49,6l5 bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts Sc, ~
! bales exports to Great Britain - bales,
! to France l,6ll bales to the continent 1850
| bales
New Orleans. March ts.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of 6J,.0O bales, as
| follows; March 1Ulc, April l0c, May l2c,
! June l5c July PIC, August sic, oeptem-
/ Der 28e, Octoter sc, November 36c, De-
/ cdmGer l0c
wow Oth- -IdACu Id ne sun ) tOtlOu re-
| port says Cotton advanced Is to l. points re
| acted, and closed steady at a net advance for
/ the day OF to 10 points Sales 10000 bales.
| Liverpool advanced y to , points, dosing
! firm; spot sales 5000 at weak, but I'M
| changed prices Manchester was irregular
| for both yarns and cloths. Silver unchanged
| IN London and sc higher here New Orleans
| advanced Il to IA points and lost
points Of this. Most of the
| southern rivers were falling. The rain fall
| was light. Spot cotton here was steady and
TrTrIah IN GasaI
/ markets quiet. steady. and generally I'M
| changed. Memphis was steadier. Mobile dc
! cIined l-l6 cent, and tharleston Is cent.
! New Orleans sold 900 bales and Galveston
against 1870 tales this day last week and
/ l2,2Si bales last year. Thus far this week
/ 3',722 bales against 33,7l0 bales thus far last
! week. Augusta receipts $50 bales, against
100 bales this day last year.
! Memphis received 80 bales. against
| 667 bales last year; shipments to day, , O6l
| bales. St Louis, receipts 2l0 bales again st
| 700 bales last year; shipments to-day 1 .S54
| bales. houston, receipts , 1888 tales, against
l,69l bales last year; shipments, 498 bales
! New Orleans receipts tomorrow, are eSti
mated at 900 al6S, against 4, $50 bales on the
! same dav last week. and , 47S bales last wear.
/ the FAN River n 7nu lecturers have appointed
! cCmmi tee u get the opinion OF the manu-
/ iatjulefS uI IN city as to the adYlsablllty Of
| running on short time, and to report to a
| meeting Of the various companies
| New York March l3.-Riordan & Co say
OF cotton to-day; Hhe Liverpool report wa
an unpleasant surprise to the bears a.. a.
! though the receipts were paratively large,
| the market wore more cheerful aspect
| throughout the day. The opening was at an
/ advance OF about points. May selling on the
. call at T4lc. a little later some large
| buying orders gave buOyancy to the trading
and NAV advanced to Z 49c bid. When these
! orders had been filled the advance was soon
/ lost and May reacted to 74lc. But there was
| plenty OF buyers after the decline and prices
again improved the close being steady with
Tic bid for May. The shrewdest of the trad
ers admitted to-day that they were a good
| deal mixed in their opinions as to the prOoa-
/ bic course OF prices. Whether there is to be
/ an advance or a further decline we shall have
{ TO look to LIVERPOOL to lead the way"
COTTON TABLE
Tone. MID. Re-. Salos Stock