The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS

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Tennessee, olds-. 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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United States Is, regis cred 90
New York, April 2f.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, SlO2 399, 900: cur
rency, s4) 1853 900.
London, April 2i-The bar silver market
to-day has been quiet, and was quoted at
2e& per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool April p, noon.-Cotton-DuI
free supply offered: prices unchanged; Ameri-
can mtddling, Lied; sales 8 900 bales; Ameri-
can. 1000 bales; speculation and export, 800
bales; receipts -, 600 bales; American. 500
bales. Futures opened dull demand poor.
Futures-American middling fair low mid
ing clause: April and May, ID; May and
June, 6O-64d, also 6l-64d; June and July,
3 62-64d; July and August, 62-64d; August
and September, 4d. also 4 Lad. Tenders at to-
days clearings were -- bales new dockets.
a p. m-American middlng fair, low mid
ding clause: April, 3 62-64d. value; April
and May, 62-G4d value; May and June,
8 6S-64d. buyers; June and July, 60 SAD,
buyers; July and August. 46l4 l-64d; August
| and September 2-64d, sellers; September
and october. 2-64G4 S-64d; October and
November 8 6sGHf 4-64d; November and
December, 64G4 5-64d. Futures closed
steady
New York, April q, noon.--Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: April c; May,
2lc; June, BIC; July, $50; August, 4Ic;
Septem er. Z 49c.
New York, April p, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf 794c: middling
uplands 7Ac; sales 20 GALES.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
IolIOO bales, as follows: April. 24tl7 2Cc:
May, ZSl17 29c; June. 556lI SIC; July, 7 a
az Iec; August, 1907 49c; September, 5lG1
z DC October 1907 SIC; November, $50
5sc; December, 6SGD7 &c; January, Z 700
tic.
New York. April 24-Total consolidat ed
| net receipts at all the ports to-day were 6,697
bales; exports to Great Britain 3O4l bales, to
Frame = bales, TO continent Az bales;
Total so far this week: Net receipts %. 1924
| bales exports to Great Britain 65is bales.
| to France 800 bales, to the continent POI
| bales
New Orleans. April 2i-Cotton futures
7 closed quiet but steady, Win sales of 81 eG6
! bales. as follows: April . Csc, May g6c
| June 04c, July l2c, August l7c, Septem-
! Der lsc, OCTOBER l9c, November 24c.
| December 30c.
| New York. April 24.-The Sun in its review
i Of to day s cotton market says: Cotton ad-
| vanced TO points, reacted, and closed at
| net advance OF to points, ending steady,
! with sales OF lS5,500 bales. Liverpool opened
| 2 point lower on some months but recovered
! this and advanced l point, closing steady;
| spot sales 5000 bales at unchanged
| prices. Manchester weak New Orleans
! advanced to points, but lost part of this
later on. Receipts at the ports were 6967
| bales against 1926 this day last week and l2,-
| 1875 last year Total thus far this week 20 324
| against n, 4bU mus Gar last week. Exports to-
day 800 bales. Spot cotton here was steady
| and unchanged. Sales 260 bales for spinning.
| Southern spot markets were generally un-
! changed and steady. Mobile and Augusta
| declined l-l6e Savannah was weak. New
| Orleans sold ,, $50 bales, Memphis S25, Au-
| gusta 40, St. Louis 525 and Calves
ton 45g bales Memphis receipts
Shipments 20 day 635 st. Louis receipts g.
| against 400 last year; shipments to-day ,OS7
Houston, receipts ABS, against 1896 last year;
no shipments to day. New Orleans to morrow
estimated at 1000 bales, against 2,22g this day
| last week. and $40 last year. NicksDurg,
| Miss, teegraphS that continued rams are
causing considerable anxiety. Montgomery,
| Ala, reports that the recent cold weather
| has injured cotton that has been planted
! General rains from Memphis south
ward are :, reported, as well as a
kilograms from Fall river say there seems
| some prospect Of a satisfactory adjustment of
the threatened trouble between the New Eng
land spinners and their employees, A de-
Grease of to 10 per cent. in the use Of fertil-
! lzerS, and some decrease in the
acreage is reported from Charlotte
n. G. To days features; Unexpectedly
some decrease in the port receipts some I'M
| favorable weather and crop advices from the
| south, rather more cheerful adviceS from
| Fail River, some buying by local southern
operators, and fair amount of covering
! caused a rise. but part of the improvement
| was lost, owing to realizing later in the day.
New I Ork, ADrll 2f--hlOrQaQ & Co. say or
cotton to day: The refusal of Liverpool to-
| day to follow our decline, further developed
| a very nervous feeling among the shorts in
our market. and until the last hour prices
| gradually hardened. August opened at 74ic,
| advanced to isle and remained for some
time quite firm A little before 2 o'clock
| prominent local operator. who had bought
! heavily yesterday, threw his holdings upon
the market This, for a time, turned the
| tide of sentiment. and there was free selling,
| causing August to react to 7.46c, but before
o'clock the offerings were absorbed and
| point or two of the loss was recovered. The
| close was steady, with 747c bid for August
| The market tomorrow will largely depend
upon the volume of the tenders on May con
| tracts, and the willingness of the larger
| houses to accept the cotton. We think that
| liquidation of May is already completed or
nearly So and we should not tie surprised il
the trading to morrow should result in good
| rally"
| COTTON