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

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New York, April S-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows Coin, SlO5, O02, 900; cur
rency, S5OS27 900.
Liverpool. April 8. noon-Cotton-Quiet
and in fair demand; prices unchanged;
American 10 800 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales American
1900 bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair low mid
ling clause: April esd also 4 7-64d: April
and May. 7-64d, also S-64d; May and June
sod; also 7-6td; June and July. 9-64d
also 8-64d; July and August. l0-6id also
ll-64d: August and September, 1l-64d also
l264d; September and October, 13-64d, also
l2-64d; October and November, l4.64d, also
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Tenders at to-day's clearings were - bales
new dockets.
p. m.-Cotton, American middIing fair
49sd; good middling, 6l6d; middling, 3l6d;
low mlddllng, l-l6d; good ordinary, l5l6d;
ordinary, SGD.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause April, SID buyers; April
and May, sod, buyers; May and June
S-64d, sellers; June and July. 4 lO646G4 l-64d;
July and August, 1l-6404 l2-G4d; August
and September 12-6Hd4 l364d; September
and OCTOBER. l3G4Q4 146id; October and
November, 14-64G4 Is cid; November and
December, 156iQ4 16-64d. Futures closed
steady.
New York, April 3. noon.-Cotton futures
opened nrm, as follows April, $50 May
: 66c; June, 73c; July, 7sc; August, sSc;
Septem er, Z Sic.
New York, April 3, p. m.-5spot cotton
uplands nc; sales 80 Dales.
Futures closed steady, with sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows: April. 7 see; May,
u-C' June. O5Ci july, Z f0Cs august, Z SIC,
September 776c; October, 78c; November,
isle; December. Z SIC: January, z 92c
New York, April 3.-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were $500
bales; exports TO Great Britain l,552 bales. to
Frame lU,i26 bales, to continent 4,945 bales;
stock TAI .643 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts 25.1O2
bales; exports to Great Britain SAL bales,
to France 1896 bales, to the continent II ,S72
bales.
New Orleans. April 3.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales of 1900 bales, as
follows: April 727c. May &c, June Z 35c,
July 43c, August 47c, September 42o,
OCTOBER ACC. November soc, December
SOC
New York, April 3-The SUMS cotton re-
view says: Cotton advanced to 3 poinst,
lost this and declined to points, then raj
lied and closed steady at net decline for the
day OF to points, with sales of $500 bales.
Liverpool was generally steady and un-
changed, closing steady, with spot sales of
1900 bales, at prices fully maintained.
In Manchester the oficial dispatches
sbI yarns clnsba were nl1 quiet 6 ana nn
Orleans advanced to points, but lost this
and declined TO points, Spot cotton quiet
and unchanged. Sales, 455 bales for spinning:
delivered 100 bales. southern spot markets
were generally free and unchanged, with a
fair inquiry. The receipts at the ports were
$500 bales against $3.50 bales this day last
week and ~ 29S bales last year. Thus far this
week, 5,l02 bales, against 22,944 bales thus
far last week. Exports to day. 1882
bales to Great Britain, 1925 bales
to France, and 1895 bales to the
continent. New Orleans receipts tomorrow
are estimated at 5000 bales. against e. 293
bales for the same day last week, and 263
bales for the same day last year. Fall River
cotton goods reports were cheerful. and the
outlook is considered hopeful. Private Man
chester cables report activity there.
owing to the rise in silver. Here IN New
York prices advanced at first. because
the Liverpool market was more cheerful than
anybody had expected. Then prices receded
celpts there tomorrow and long liquida
ton" There was also some southern selling
here supposed to be the undOing of strad-
dlers. The receipts at the ports to-day were
500 bales larger than the early estimates.
Later on there was some recovery and the
net decline was very slight. Spot cotton was
hrm, and in some cases higher at the south.
1t is Sull narrow market here, however
and the fluctuations are not exciting"
New York, April 3-Riordan & Co say of
cotton to-day: Everybody to-day expected
decline in Liverpool, ana upon the receipt of
cables reporting that market as steady and
unchanged the traders who had sold yester-
day FASTENED to cover, and our opening was
at an advance of points the first sales of
May being at 767c; but that was the highest
OF the day. The market held its own pretty
well until after l clock, when some OF the
leading bulls becoming satisfied that the
market could not be lifted higher
at present began to unload. Their
example was quickly followed, and a general
checked until May had touched 1900. For an
hour the tone was rather weak but just be-
fore clock there was d little rally, and the
close was steady with 762c bid for May. It
is very narrow market, in which slight
causes produce marked effects. Fear Of the