The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-14

tBld. asked.
New York, April 1S-Treasury balances
Io,uay were as follows: Coin, SlO5, o5700O cur
London, April ls.-The bar silver market
To-Day mas been steady, and was quoted al
2eAd per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool, April IL, noon.-Cotton-Dui
IIee supply Offering; prices easy; American
mlddIlng, Sled; sales, 5000 Gales; Amer
lean, !,lVO bales; speculation and export,
VOV Daies; receipts, -- bales; American.
- tales. Futures opened easier; demand
n Oderate.
Futures-American mtddling fair. low mid.
ing clause: April and Nav 2-G4d also
! ga; May and June, SAD, also A l-6id
June and July, 44-64d, also 3-64d; July and
august, 564d, also 46id; August and
september, 6-64d. also 5-64d; september
anu Oeto err 7-6id, also 6-64d October
ana NoVem er, 7-64d, also CAD; No
yember and December. 4 6id. also 4 7-64d
new dockets
4 p. m.-Cotton. American middlinR fair.
4s-lOd; good middling, AID; middlng, AID;
low mlddling, Al; good ordinary, 3ad ordi.
nary, 3 l-l6d
,Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: April. l-64d sellers; April
and MAY, l6ld, sellers May and June,
4 64d, sellers; June and July, 26Id BUYERS;
July aud August, A 3 6la4 4-64d; August
and September, 5-6id sellers; Septem ber
and Octooer, 4 5 OLGA sid; October and
November, 4 664el4 76id; November and
December, 7-6iQ4 Sold. Futures closed
quiet.
New York, April 49, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: April, &C. May.
oSc; june 47c; July, 54c; August. 5gc;
Septem er, 5Se.
New York, April 10, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed dull; middling gulf l l-l6c; middling
uplands S-ltc; sales 81 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
l24,3uU bales. as follows: April, 73.c; May,
4lc; June, z 4oc; July, b.c; August z SIC
Septemi er, Z 5oc; October 6Oc November,
Z 6lc: lie 'cmber, roc January 76c
New York, April 13.-Total consolidated
mel receipts at all the ports to-day were IL 500
bales exports TO Great Britain 7,l53 bales, to
stock 698. 3s7 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts SO l53
bales; exports to Great Britain Il .6U bales
to france wv oales, to the continent ~ 346
bales
New Orleans. April 13-Cotton futures
closed STEADY, with sales OF $500 bales, as
follows; April 0 c. May Csc. June ic
July &c, August Z &c September 22c
Ostooer 26c, November SOC, December
New York, April I3.-The SUMS cotton re-
view says: 1.-The bears had things pretty
much their own way, because Liverpool WI 5
dull and lower, the receipts were large ana
longs we're disposed TO sell. But part of the
decline was recovered later on. owing to the
| buying by shorts and some new buying The
estimated receipts at New Crlean.
were bullish, and the export;
SuUNtu bOlnt lIA TtdSe Inc con
dition of the special trade in hi.
country and abroad, however, is unfaVora bIe
and there was general decline in prices
The speculation lacked spirit and features OF
striking interest"
New York, April -Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton to cav: The fresh break in Liver
pool to day was very disheartening. During
tbs forenoon there was more liquidation OF
long cotton, causing decline of points at
the opening and laters Of points more; but
in the afternoon hours there was less pres
sure TO sell, and there was enough short GOV.
ering to stifen prices somewhat May
opened at 7,40c. rallied to 7.42c, declined Ia
lose and closed at 7.4lc bid. with the tone
steady. The por and interior receipts for
the week were beyond all anticipations. and
1t was matter OF surprise 10 many that the
market held as stub ornly as 1t did. But
prices are so low that few care to sell, except
the holders Of long cotton. whose margins are
exhausted, still it is claimed that there are a
great many of these and widening of the
difference between May and the rest OF the
list between now and the 18th inst seems ex.
tremely pro able. as a result OF foundations
of large lines of Nav holding ~