The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-20

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New York, March 19-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin. SlOl 449 900; cur
rency, S46.2iS,0OO.
London, March 19.-The bar silver market
today has been uncertain, and was quoted at
27]4d per ounce.
Liverpool March 49, on.-Cotton-Mod-
crate demand; freely met; prices UNCHANGED.
american middllng, 4 ID; sales 10000 bales:
American $500 bales speculation and eXDort
l'g0O bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American
moderate.
Futures-Amerlcan middling fair. low mid
ing clause: March and April 6&6id: April
and May, 63-6id, also Id; MAY and June,
1 Ltd, also 2-64d; June and July, 3-64d
also 4264d; July and August. A 464d. also
! Sod; August and September 5-64d also
1 4oid; september and October 6-6id. also
5-64d; October and November, 4 7-64d also
400 bales new dOcketS
4 p. Motion American middling fair
49-ltd; good middling, 4l4d: middling, 4Fd:
low mlddllng, ID; good ordinary, $50; ordi-
tutures-American middling fair low mid
oAng clause: March, Id, buyers March
and April. I'd. uuyers; April and MAY.
4Qt l6Id; May and June / > cad. BUYERS,
June and July 43-G404 sid; July and Au-
gust. 4-G4d buyers; August and September.
l o 6id, buyers; september and October.
! t-o4d, buyers: October and NoVem Der,
s-GiGgi 9-6id, Futures closed steady at the
advance.
New York March 49, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady. as follows: March Doe;
April Soc; May 42c; June. Z 4sc July,
Z dc; AUGUST, sc.
New York, March 10, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling gulf nc; middling
uplands 'i2c; sales no rales
NF4N oil
81 400 bales, as follows; March, 3tc April.
: 4uci May, ACC; June. o5c; July 2ec; Au-
gust, &c Septem. er SIC; October, 63c,
November 66e; December. ~
New York. Mar h l9.-TOtaI consolidated
ne receipts at all the ports to-day were Il. 799
bales; exports TO Great Britain SSH bales to
Frame l5J bales, 10 the continent POI bales;
stock 7g3.2W bales
Total so far this week: Net recaiDts IS 5O4
bales; exports to Great Britain SILL bales.
to France 1870 bales to the continent 1,2J6
bales.
New Orleans March I9.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of la.2OO bales, as
follows: March uoC, April SC. May he,
June Z 2lc, July PIC, August 33c, -eptem-
Der pc. Octouer 33c, November 7 SIC, De
cember 42C.
New York March l9.-The Suns cotton re-
port says: Cotton declined 405 points, but
recovered this and advance la points, clos
ing steady. sales e. 4OO Dales. Liverpool de
cllned "a point, but recovered this and ad-
vanced 1Q1ia points, closing steady. Spot
sales 10 OOO bales, at unchanged prices. In
Manchester yarns were quiet ana steady.
Cloths quiet Bombay receipts for the
hall week, $1,000 bales. against p 900
bales for the same time last year Visible
supply of cotton, $50 $50 bales against ,g72.
$50 bales year ago. New Orleans declined
3 to points, recovered this, and then de
clined points. Spot cotton here was quiet
and unchanged. sales Il bales for spinning,
and 7OS bales on speculation. Southern mar
ketS generally quiet, steady and unchanged.
New Orleans sold 5000 bales. Mobile 500
bales; and Savannah 575 bales. Port receipts
1878 bales. against 1929 bales
this day last week, and 1921
bales last year. Total thus far this
week 1876 al s against p, 05S bales thus far
last week. Exports to-day $500 bales to
Great Britain; $50 bales to France, and 1857
bales to the continent. Augusta receipts to-
day 43 bales against 1876 tales last year.
Memphis receipts 1913 bales against 10 bales
last year; shipments to-day 1911 tales. st.
Louis receipts 253 bales, against g36 bales last
year; shipments to day 975 bales. Houston
receipts l,474 bales, against 6l3 bales
last year; Shilm ents to-day 213
bales. New Orleans receipts esti-
mated for tomorrow at 5000 bales against
SAB bales on the same day last week and
4.5fl bales last year. decline in Liverpool
and liberal port le,eipts caused an early drop
in prices here. Then a rally in Liverpool,
buying by JOnn Collins & sons lesSened
pressure to sell, and the covering of sho Is
caused an upward turn, which left prices
slightly higher than at the close on
Saturday. The large receipts at the
ports are still a lad feature. The spot trade
in cotton is quite light, but cotton goods sell
more freely. There is however. very little
speculation. Reports from FAN River, Mass.
state that the mills are ali rushed with
or lers and that sales exceed production.
New York, March 10. -RiOrdan & Co say of
cotton to-day: The reports from Liverpool
received this morning before our opening
were disappointing, and as the port re .eipts
were lii eral the first pri, es were several
points lower May selling on the call al 4Oc
and T41c. 1t was soon apparent. however,
that there were more buyers than sellers at
this figure, and the market hardened some
what. The close Of Liverpool was higher,
and there was further improvement, May
advancing to nc. During the afternoon the
advance was not fully maintained. Although
the trading was dull, there was no pressure
to sell. and the close as steady. with 1.46.
bid for May. Some of the bulls are claiming
this afternoon that we have seen the lowest
prices here has certainly Teen more will
ingness on the part Of the bears to talk the
market down than to sell. A moderate ad-
vance just now would he very welcome. but
we fear there is no ground at the moment to
hope for anything more than a moderate ad-
vance. We favor sales on any good rally
COTTON TABLE
Tone MID. Rec. Sales. Stock
Galveston, Steady "a 80 l4s 54,2O3