The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-19

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fl5ld *Asked.
New York. April 1s-Treasury balances
today were as follows Coin, SlO3 176, 900; cur
rency, s7.47 900.
London, April is.-The bar silver market
70 5e9,day has been weak, and was quoted at
2o;s d per ounce.
Liverpool, April 49, noon. -Cotton-Moder-
ate demand: freely met: prices UNCHANGED;
American middling, As sales. 10000 bales;
american 5000 bales; speculation and export,
2OO bales; receipts, 1909 bales; American
Loo bales. Futures opened steady; demand
freely supplied
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: April and May, 2-64d, also
! lbld; May and June, 3-64d, also esd:
June and July, 3-64d, also 264d; July and
august 4-64d, also 3-64d; August and
September, 5-64d. also 44-64d; September
and October, 6-64d. also 5-64d; October
and November, 4 It'd, also 4 6.64d; No
yember and December, 4 Gid also 4 76id
Tenders at today S clearings were 200 bales
new dockets.
p. m.-Cotton. American middling fair,
49-ldd; good middling, AID; middlinR, 41sd:
low mladlng, Al; good ordinary, SGD; ordi-
F'utures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: April, l-6404 2-6Id; April
and May 164ll4 esd; May and June,
= l,t4G4 2G4d; June and July, 3-64d, sellers;
July and August, 4 Gid, BUYERS; August
and September, 56i@4 6-e4d; September
and October, cod, buyers; October and
November, 4 7-6sd, value; Novembe and
December, Cad, value. Futures closed
steady.
Manchester, April 1s.-The Guardian, in it's
commercial article. says: There is no sign
OF improvement in the present situation.
Stocks are increasing daily but the difficulty
OF selling remunerately is also increasing.
inquiries from India are occupying the atten-
ton Of sellers but the limits offered are
rarely considered except by the most needy
sellers. The demand from China has almost
ceased. The vagaries Of exchange and the
uncertainty as TO its future apparently
paralyzing that tla1e. Foreign demand
generally has diminished. In yarns business
is small and the market easier"
New York, April IL, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: April, S5c: May
Z 42c; June, 747c; July 7 SIC; August &C;
SeUtem er, 60c.
New York, April IS, p, m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf 1876; middling
uplands 9l6c; sales ,2l7 bales
Futures closed steady, with sales of
1900 bales. as follows: April z 3ec; May,
4Oc; June. Acc; July, DC; August. Z SIC;
September, 5Sc; October Z 6Oc; November
62c; December, zoe: January, 76c.
New York April l8.-Total consolidated
net receipts at ali the ports to-day were 8, b32
bales; exports TO Great Britain $3.50 bales to
France - bales, to continent -- bales;
stock GS5. ga bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts "a O92
bales; exports to Great Britain "a $50 bales,
to France 6UO bales, to the continent 1865
bales.
New Orleans April 1S.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of AZ 800 bales, as
follows April Soc. May7 Ole. June l0c,
July lSc, August 25c, September Pic,
October z &c, November sc, December
Z SIC.
New Orleans, April 1s.-The following is
the semt-weekly cotton movement at thirteen
leading interior towns: Receipts, l2,546 bales,
2l,2l6 bales. against % 044 bales last year;
stock, 150,729 Lales, against 258,74S tales last
year
New York. April 18-The Suns cotton re.
port says: 1t was small market, with no
striking features. The early news was disap-
pointing to the bulls, both from Liverpool
and from the south. There was no sharp fall
in the temperature in Texas reported.
although 1t had been predicted that
there would be drop of so. An
other depressing factor was the large
crop movement. Prices declined slightly.
An advance followed on some local buying
and the covering of shorts. Later in the day
there was some disposition to realize, and
prices dropped slightly below the final figures
of yesterday southwestern planting In
some sections is several weeks late. The
Ssml-weekly movement at eleven interior
points, published by New Orleans, shows that
receipts are 1900 bales larger than
last year, but shipments were 5000 bales
larger. net loss in stock of 100 bales The
total stock at those points is 1852 90 bales
against 242.O00 last year. St. Louis CORE
spondents say that, while their running stock
is Jout 81, Oo1 bales, their stock unsold is 45-
0OO oaes and out of the stock of A 900 bales al
Memphis, the unsold stock is only 80, COO
bales Therefore, out of the 10000 bales of
the stocks above referred to, Memphis and
ST Louis held last night, 5000 bales
New York, April l6.-Riordan Co. say of
cotton to-day: Liverpool, though higher,
was hardly very encoura ging to-day. and as
the receipts promised to be liberal, our open
Ing was at slight decline the first sales of
MAY being at 7,42c.; for time the market
was rather weak, and there were considerable
transactions In May at 7.4lc but large pur-
chases by a prominent German house induced
general buying, and a quick advance of
points took place, May climbing to 747c The
improvement, however, did not last long, a
great deal of long cotton was thrown upon the
market and prices gave way The reaction
wiped out the whole advance. and the close
was steady, with 1905. bid for May. After
the close there was some pressure to sell at q
point below the final quotations. The course
Of prices in the immediate future may hinge
largely upon the question, how far the liquid
alton OF May cotton has already been
affected? It is certain that some heavy
lines of May holding have been sold
out or transferred to later months by eau
tious operators who thought 1t best to take
time by the forelock and the bulls claim that
the long interest in May has thus been so
largely reduced as TO dissipate the danger
threatened by the approach of notice day
But the bears insist that the bulk OF the MAY
purchases nave yet to be liquidated, and in
that case there will probably be q sharp
slump on or before April 25. However this
may be, we do not feel sanguine just now of
higher prices, and we favor sales upon every
good rally"
COTTON TABLE