The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-10

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United ssiS States Is regis .o'oi-''.. ix,.s .
New York. March 9-Treasury balances
to day we're as follows: Coin, SO 5000; cur
rency, S465Sl,O00.
London, March 9.-The har silver market
to-day was quiet, and was quoted al q 5l6d
per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool, March 9. -Cotton-Moder-
ate demand; freely met; prices UNCHANGED;
American middling. I 3-l6d. sales 1000 bales;
American s 500 bales; speculation and export
| LOCO bales; receipts, 10000 bales: American,
$3.50 bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate.
Futures-American middltng fair, low mid
ding clause: March and April, 4-64d. also
Sold; April and Nav, b64d. also 4 4-6id.
May and June. = cd, also 66+d. also 7-6ld;
June aud July, S-64d. also 7-64d July and
August, g-64d. also sid: August and Sep
tember ll-64d, also i0,64d: september and
October, l26id; October and Novem err
800 bales new dockets.
p. motion, American middling fair
SD good middling. Sd; middlng 4 B. ID;
low middiing, llod; good ordinary, l5-l6d;
ordinary. 3Ad.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: March, 4Olu sellers; March
and April, 64d sellers; April and May
6iG4 5 SD; May and June, sd buyers;
! June ana July b4d. sellers, July and Au-
gust, y-6ll14 10 64d; August and September,
! i06iG4 II cd; September and October
4 ll6404 10 SD; October and Novem Der
4 l264d. buyers. Futures closed quiet, but
steady.
New York, March Q. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady at from TO points de line
as follows: March soc; April, Z 4sc May
Z SOC June, t2c; July, &c; August, 73e;
| SeDtem er, 77ic
New York, March Q, p. m.-Spot cotton
| closed easy; middling gulf 7bc; middlng
| uplands 79sc; sales 3d. bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales of
! 81, W bales, Hs follows; March, &C; April
l 4 81 n trarn z 8 ~ lev NO. An
| gust, 2 nc; Septem Der CSC; October, 7lc;
| November, 75c; December, Gle
| New York, Mar h 9.-Total consolidated
ne receipts at all the ports to-day were ls,JS9
bales; exports TO Great Britain l2,5ls bales to
| Frame Dales, to the continent 7,iS5
bales; stock 50 .a25 bales.
Total so far this week; Net receipts u, Al
| bales; exports to Great Britain 5d,706 bales
| 10 France 1887 bales, to the continent 266 600
| bales.
| closed steady, with sales Of 42 90 bales, as
! follows: March lUc, April lie, May zoe
! June &c, July SAC, August 39c, Septem-
Der S5c, October 3sc, November 42c. De-
! cember sc
New York March 9.-The Suns review OF
| of cotton says % otton declined COZ points
| then rallied and closed quiet and steady, at a
let decline Of 4G6 points. Sales, 1880 bales
| Liverpool declined l5i@2 points, closing
| quiet and steady with u a point OF the
| early decline recovered. Spot sales. 10000
| bales at prices in buyers favor, though with
were dull, but steady; cloths quiet. New Or
| leans declined 1907 points. spot cotton here
was dull and easy, with unchanged prices
Sales, 1872 bales for spinning. Southern
spot market generally steady. unchanged and
quiet. New Orleans sold 1000 bales; Mem
phis 600 bales and Galveston 54 bales Port
receipts 1854 bales against IL, 432 bales this
day last week and lOg bales last year
= otal for the week 69, 036 bales, against s. 275
bales last week, and 55674 bales this week
last year. Interior receipts for the week II, %
I t,faIn Ig,Isa asMnH
1914 bales last year, Shipments SO, $40 bales,
against 80 7S4 bales last week, and 80 1853 bales
last year. Stocks 2S0 S52 bales, against 297 ,473
bales week ago, and 36G, 1926 bales last year
Silver 3-l6d lower N London and u lower
here "
New York, March 9-Riordan Co, say Of
cotton today: THE Liverpool market to-day
was disappointing, and as a consequence
opening prices here were lower. May selling
on the call at T. 56c After the call there was
! some buying to cover local shorts, and the
! as soon as the demand was satisfied the tone
| became exceedingly dull and heavy, and May
! gradually declined to 1880. From this point
| there was feeble rally to 1860, but in the
! last hour there we're more sellers than
| buyers, and prices again weakened. The
| close was quiet and steady. with 1890 bid for
! May. The decline to-day was mainly due to
! selling by one OF the prominent commission
! houses, and the prevailing lndispositlon to
! take offerings, except at concessions. Tho
| port movement for this week was rather
| larger than had been expected, but the interior
stocks showed a loss. as compared with last
week OF nearly 10000 bales. The market, as
| yet, gives scant encouragement to those who
| are waiting and hODinp for an advance