The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-17

The quotauons at 10 eloslng VOC Is foI.

The quotations at the closing were as fol.
ANN. Cotton OIL asss Missouri Pacific. POS
DO pref ..-.-..- oSia Mobile 4 Ohio. l.
Sugar Refinery g0H Nash, G & 81. L.. =
DO pref ......-. s1's Nail Cordage .... 2lls
American me can roo'oo. a. DO do pref. 49,
Atchls0u. T.& ST 49, y Y. Central 1872. 1905
Ealtimore& Ohio. 15ls N.N.&N. E.. IL
canada Plciuc... Is Norris West. pfd % -
ines. Onto. ..... ISL Northern PacIhc. SIS
1hlcago Alton. 1870 DO preferred. 1874
NLltasO, IS g y .-. cll4 Northwestern ... 100 =
Shleago gas 900. 6ois do preferred. 40
Del, Lack 81 W ...i67 Pacific Mail -. IN,
Dis & ca Feed 27ts Reading. o2it
East Tennessee o.. a Richm'd T'minal 81
40 pfet...-..-. s RockIsland. ..... T0s
Erie -..--. ....-- Il ST Paul-......... 63t4
do pref. S7it do pref. l22
Pa. Gen. Electric 42ls Silver Certifs... IS
LInols Central. 92le Tenn. Coal& Iron. 10
Lake Erie w. l53s do do pref, 7Ois
90 preI .-..--.. Is Texas Pacific. SIS
LAKE SAore ...- 1879 Union Paclhc.. 1881
L FllIe Nash. 45A Wuash. =. l.. & II.
louisville & n. A. So do do pref 15tf
hahhattan. ..... 1885, Western Union, s. 3
,MeIphlS Char. 10 Wheeling & L. r. II "a
N4IChIgan central rs do do pre-. ass
STATE BONDS
AIaolma A....... 9S |Tenn,.n new set IS. 1O2 u
40 Is -...,...,..,. 90 Tenn, new set IS lOI :
40 C-,.....-.-... @97 Tenn. new set IS. 77Ia
Ia stamped IS. 100 Virginia 6's pref. 50
NoFthCarollna tS % Va, Trust Rect 81
NorthCarOllna IS l2} Va Fund'g Debt 80
tennessee. olds.. 90
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United States IS, registered ......I I2 a
United StA'e5 IS, coupons ............. nag
United states IS, regis -ered....,........ 96
ibid. sAsked.
New York March l6-Treasury balances
TO DAY were e. as follows Coin SlOJ, 10000; cur
London, March l6.-The bar silver market
Today has been uncertain, and was quoted at
2i4d per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool, March 16 noon.-Co tton-Good
demand; talr business prices unchanged;
American middling, 4lad; sales 10000 bales.
American 200 bales; speculation and export,
l,OJO bales; receipts, 10000 bales; American,
e4Ol bales. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: March ana April 2-6id: April
ana May, 2-6id. also / 64d May and June,
SOD, also Esd; June and July, 5-64d,
also 464d; July and August, 4 6-6id. also
5-6id August and September, 4 7-64d also
b-6ld; September and October. sod, also
: Cbld; october ana November, ( Sold. also
4 s-t4t. Tenders at todays clearings were
1000 bales new dockets and 200 bales old
dockets.
p. m.-Cotton. American middling fair.
49-l6d; good mtddling, 44d; middling, Ard;
low mlGunng, IA; good ordinary, 3Bd ordi-
Futures-Amerean middlng fair low mid
ding clause: March, 6}-64d, sellers, March
and April, 63-64d. sellers; April and MAY,
o3-o4d. buyers; May and June, 41i i-6id &;
June and July, 264d sellers, July and Au-
gust, 36i@i Aid; August and September,
a-6id, sellers; September and Octo0er,
4 CAD, sellers October and Novem er,
/ E6ld, sellers. Futures closed steady at the
decline
New York, March Is, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet, as follows March, 2 53c
April 3sc: May 45c; June, ole; July,
New York Mar h 10, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed duIl; middling gulf 73ic; middling
uplands 1l2c; sales -- bales.
Futures closed stead with sales of
7s.oOJ bales, as follows: March, Sic; April.
"tc May, 42c; June. 5Oc; July, 55c; Au-
gust 6Jc; Septem er. &C; October SOC;
November, SIC; december Z 69c
New York, March l6.-Total consolidated
ne receipts at all the ports to-day were ,355
bales; exports TO Great Britain 757 bales to
Fran, e $50 BALES. TO the continent l4,02U bales;
stock s2i3}2 bales
Total 50 far this week: Net receipts O.. 0S7
bales; exports to Great Britain 0 552 bales
to France l6ll bales TO the continent 80 22O
bales.
New Odsans. March t6-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF $500 bales, as
follows; March U3c April 05c May lie.
June isc, July sc, August 3Oc oeptem-
Der 26c, Oetooer z BOO, November 3ic, De-
cember S9c.
New York, March 16-The Suns review of
cotton says. Cotton de lined to points,
then rallied and closed aC a net decline for
the dag OF TO points, with the tone quiet,
but steady with sales OF % 800 bales. Liver
pool declined l to , FONTS, closing barely
steady, with sales OF 10000 bales, at steady
ana unchan red prices. In Manchester warns
were in moderate demand; cloths met with a
falr business. New Orleans declined to Q
points and recovered about half Of the de-
cline Spot cotton here was dull and I'M
changed with no sales. Southern markets
were quiet and generally unchanged Port
receipts Including 8 176 bales at Brunswick
II Ab2 bales, against 1884 bales this day last
week, and 7,53i bales last year. For the
week 6S,lb4 bales, against 65U3B bales last
week. and 47,473 bales last year New Or
leans receipts to morrow estimated 4 300 bales
against 352l bales this day last week and
4.653 bales last year. Interior receipts for the
week 12,i6 bales, against Il, 465 bales last
week and Oh bales last year; shipments,
9552y bales, against 1896 bales last week
and 2S,735 bales last year; stocks 263, 753 bales
against 1882 bales a week ago and 357, 700
ba cs laStyear. Liverpool gave the bulls Il
stab in the back. That was what IL
really amounted to- 1t was the unkindest
cut OF ALL for Liverpool was expected to pat
the bulls on the back and encourage them,
and not treat them in this cavalier fashion
BE 5ides the Liverpool news, there was the
movement Of the interior towns to make the
hears ]Olce and the bulls grumble. The in
terror receipts were nearly as large as for the
same week last year As for the loss in in
terror stocks, IL is only 1862 bales. whereas
ll6 DuilS nau Oeen hoping Tor SU.UOO bales TO
- 900 bales. 1t dt1 not make matters
look much brighter to find that the receipts
at the ports instead Of reaching 70 COZ bales
as some had predicted, were only 60 1854 bales
Putting the figure alongside Of 47,473 a es,
the receipts for the same week last year. took
all the bullish hue out Of them, Then again
the southern markets were dispirited. and
three Of them declined. There was some
local and southern selling here, and Liver
pool also sold a little Prices fell. Then
they rallied little on the covering of shorts
and a lessened pressure to sell. But the
speculation was tame and undressing"
New York. March 16.-RlOrdan Co. say
Of cotton to day Liverpool to-day gave no
comfort to those who bought at yesterdays
final advance. The movement was also dis
cOuraglng, showing an increased amount of
cotton brought into sight this week as com
pared with the same week last year. The
market opened 3 points lower, May selling on
the call at 7.44c. Later there we're some
transactions 4 Z .45c. But the demand was
exceedingly light. and even the limited offer
ings that were made caused a decline Of May
TO 7.41c. The trading was Of the dullest, and
the iudisposition either to buy or to sell was
the only feature OF the market. Neither the
bulls nor bears seemed to have any particu-
lar confidence in their opinions, and every
body, apparently. is waiting for something to
turn up The close was quiet bit steady,
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