The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-03

Rubber, Omaha gained Is to q per cent;
Long Island was heavy at So, National
starch first preferred Jumped , TO 80, sales
wer lTl,4t0 shares. Railway and mIscella-
neous bonds were active and strong. Sales
Of listed stocks aggregated 10000 shares; IN
listed 10000 shares.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
lows:
Ann. Cotton OH. S1IS Missouri Pacific. 2e1s
do pref. 72M Mobile & Ohio &C.. 1874
Sugar Refinery. S95s Nash. Z. 4 St. L. a.
DO pref. $1,000 sS's Natl Cordage 80, z2ba
American Tob'cO. "a do do pref. 4A5t
do pref ......-- 80 n. J. Central. $50. 1l454
AtchlsOn, 7. s. ST. lt5s y. Y. Central. l0i -
Baltimore 4 Ohio. ~ n. Y. s n. E.. los
Canada Pacific. 70l4 Mort. &W est. pfd.. 25l4
CbeS. Ohio. 1875 Northern PaoIfic. 81
Chicago s. Alton. 40 do preferred. %
Chicago, b. y O.. S2is Northwestern .10s1a
Chicago Cas-. 634 do preferred. 141
Del. Lack 4 w. 1905 Pacific Mail. 1875
Dis. y ca reed. 21is Reading. .......... p
East Tennessee Of. 21a Richm'd T'minal.
DO pref. 10 Rock Island. 600. 702s
Erie ............... 17I ST Paul. -......... CA
do pref. ..-... S7is do pref........120
Ed. Gen. Electric 42A Silver Certifs 6lA
Illinois Central. "a Tenn. Goals Iron. 1873
Lake Erie s. W.. 1914 do do pref -
40 pref ...-.-.. 90 Texas Pacific. 9a{
Lake Shore .... 1924 Union Pacific. 2t9a
L'VlIle Nash. II s w rash, ). L. s. p, ~
Louisville & n. A. 9is do do pref. 1919
Manhattan. ..... l254 Western Union. 81
Memphis y Char. 10 Wheeling & L. f. 1875
A-ASlABd al OSAAtEdls ao12I 10 10 pre-. 4SIe
STATE BONDS.
Alabama A....... 991s Tenn, new set Is. 102
90 B.............i0l Tenn. new set IS l0i
90 C.-........... IS Tenn, new set IS. AZ
La stamped As. 100 Virginia 6's pref. so
NorthCarolina4s W Va. Trust Reefs. IS
NorthCarol1na IS 100 Va. Fundg Debt. 599S
Tennessee. ODDS. 60
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States As, reg stored. ...........1IsA
Gni!e9SSatss As, coupons. .-........, ll31a
United States 2s, regis cred. ............ 90
New York, April 2-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, SlO4 s7s, 900; cur
rency, S45 1889 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool April . noon.-Cotton-Quiet
ana In fair demand, at firm prices;
American middling 4 g. 16d; sales 70 900 bales.
American 200 bales; speculation and export
1000 balesi receipts 1000 bales; American
= bales. Futures opened firm; demand
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause: April, 6-64d also 7-64d: April
and May, I-64d. also & Gid; May and June
e6id, also 9-6id; June and July, 10-64d
also ll-64d; July and August, 1 l1-64d, also
1.6id; August and September, I2-64d, also
1860; September and October, 4 13-64d, also
l464d; October and November, 14-6id, also
Z l5-t4d; November and December, l5-64d.
Tenders at today's clearings were 100 bales
new docketS.
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair.
45sd; good middling, 6l6d; middling, 43-16d:
low middling, 4 l-l6d good ordinary, l5I6d;
ordinary. 3Md.
Futures-American mtddling fair, low mid
ding clause April, AS sid buyers: April
S,64d, buyers; June and July, 4 1064G14 1l-64d;
July and August, 12-64d, sellers: August
and September, l3-64d. sellers; September
and October, 4 lS6404 II Gid; october and
November IA 6id4 Is Cid; November and
December, l5-54G4 16-6ld. Futures closed
firm.
New York April 2, noon.-Cotton futures
opened nrm as follows: April, &C: May
Z oec: June. 55c July. Sue; August, SIC;
Septem er, Z SIC.
New York, April ., p m.-Spot cotton
closed INN; middling gulf SCI midding
uplands 72zc; sales ~ uales.
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
l28, 100 bales, as follows: April, 61c; May
Z toe; June. z nc; July, nc; August, Z sc:
Sseptem7L er 7sc; October, Sic; November
SOC; De ember, T 90c.
New York April 2-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 3. 1876
bales; exports to Great Britain 1870 bales, to
stock 1929 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts Is 2o2
bales; exports to Great Britain 7289 bales
to France 90 bales, to the continent 9,937
bales.
New Orleans. April Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales Of 50 800 bales. as
follows: April Z 2ic. May 29c, June &c.
July 44c, August z soc, September 4ic,
757c
New York April 2-The Sun in it's review
OF today's cotton market says: Cotton ad-
vanced points, reacted and closed weak at
net advance OF to points. Sales 128, 40
bales. Liverpool advanced to 31a points,
closing very steady, spot sales 1900 at har-
denlng but unchanged prices In Man ohes-
ter, yarns were firm; cloth quiet. Bombay
receipts for the half week 22,000 bales. New
orleans advanced to points and lost
half of this later on. The port receipts
X & oil
day last week and 1929 bales last year Thus
far this week 10 ,202 bales against 1929 bales
thus far last week. Exports to day 1920 bales
r. ret ritain and 0O0 baieS to the CONT.
tent. Spot prices here firm. Sales q bales,
10 l---ln delivered on contract 100 bales
Southern spot markets showed more strength
with better inquiry at some points. Here
at New York to day the bulls were cheered up
Dy rise IN Liverpool, d moderate drop move
ment, and the report Of a better spot demand
IN some sections of the south from New Eng
land mills, The friends Of cotton only ask
strong Liverpool news and revival of the
spot trade with American manufacturers who
are now favored with better business'in cot
ton goods No boom is expected until the
the dry goods merchants are encouraged
owing to the report of prompt collections.
Later in the day much of the early advance
was lost, owing to long selling. Fear of the
option bill. ana denial Of a report that a
large mill at Fall River is to start up, were
among the bearish features 1t is still mar
New York April 2.-Rordan & Co say of
cotton to-day The Liverpool news this
morning was encouraging and our opening
was at an advance OF about points The
first sale of May being at 1890. A little later
there were considerable transactions IN May at
779c. Many tired traders who have been
holding cotton for long time took advantage
OF the advance to sell out, but notwithstand-
ing this the maj ket ruled very steady. Nav
fiuctuated between 1850 and 7.70c until after
O'Clock. when private kilograms from Wash
ington announced that the Hatch bin would
proDaoly come up for consideration in the
House of Representatives on Wednesday next
Nobody ought TO have been surprised at
this, yet the depl essing effect was quick and
decided. Those who had bought with hope.
ful feeling in the morning, FASTENED to sell
out, ana the pressure of offerings caused
decline OF points from the highest The
close was easy at the lowest OF the day 1850
Icing bid for May The market seems to
have resumed its see saw ASPECT and those
who buy upon breaks and sell upon rallies
seemed to be scalping small profits with I'M
failing regularity. i ne situation would
prota, ly lie very different if the Hatch bill
was out of the way"
COTTON TABLE
Tone. Mid. Rec Sales Stock