The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

Ann. Cotton Oil. S1L4 Missouri Pacific. 31;k
do pref.......- 72Is Mobile g. Ohio. Is
Sugar Refinery. 9314 Nash. C. & ST. L.. "a
DO pref.-....... s954 Natl Cordage.... 2214
American Tob'co. 81 do do pref. A
90 pref. 49,. l0e n. J. Central. ....l14
Atch1Son. rs ST. las n. Y. Central. .... 1003
BaltimoreS Ohio. s0ls n. Y. & n. E.. 10
Canada Pacific. 69}4 MORT. s. West. pfd.. ISIS
Ches. & Ohio. I9& Northern Pacific. SIS
Chicago s. Alton no do preferred. 2l5a
Chicago, y. & O. S4ls Northwestern o.. 1898
chicago Cas-. 62ss. do preferred. l43
Del, Lack & w. 1885,, Pacific Mail ..... Il
East Tennessee - Richm'd T'minai. o.
90 pref 10 Rock Island. ..... 7l9s
Erie $500 Il st Paul. .......... CAS-
Ed. Gen. Electric 40% Silver Certif's.... 6lA
Illinois Central. "a Tenn. Coal s. Iron. 10
Lake Erie & w. 1914 do do pref. ~
90 pref ........ 80 Texas Pacific. 81
Lake Shore 1891 Union Pacific. y
L'Vllle Nash. Sis W bash, =. L. s. 2. So
Louisville 81 N 3 do do pref 1917
manhattan. ......125 Western Union. S4S
memphis Char. 5}s Wheeling & L. E. 1873
Michigan Central. 9s4 do do pre-. 5O11
STATE BONDS.
Alabama A....... 99IlTenn new set Is. fO3
90 IS -..... 1Ol Tenn, new set. IS 10l
90 C............- 81 Tenn, new set IS. TX
La. stamped Is. 100 Virginia SIS pref. so
NorthCarolina4s 9SJ5 Va Trust Reefs. 81
NorthCarolina6 s 100 Va. Fund'g Debt. sen
Tennessee, olds. 60
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
UnitedStates As, reg stored. ...........l14
UnltedStates As, coupons ............... ll44
ibid. *Asked
New York, April 1l.-Treasury balances
today were as follows: Coin. sos OS9'OOO; cur
London, April 1.-THE bar silver market
| today has been steady, and was quoted at
| 2os4d per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool, April II, -cotton-ouiet;
! with prices in buyers favor; American
| m1ddling, 3-l6d; sales, 10000 bales; Amer
! lean. S,4OO bales; speculation and export,
! 5OO bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American.
1 SouQ bales Futures opened easier demand
Futures-American middling fair low mid
| ling clause; April, 3-64d, also 2-64d; April
! and May, 4-64d also Gid; Nav and June
Sold, also 4-64d; June and July, 6-64d,
also 564d; July and August 4 S64d, also
| 7-64d; August and September, 9-64d, also
sad september and October 6-64d, also
| 1-64d; october and November. l0-64d, also
| 49t4d' November and December, ll-6id.
Tenders at today clearings were 800 bales
! new docketS.
p. m-Cotton, American middling fair
! 43sd; good middling Sled; middling, 3-l6d:
| low mlddllng, 4 Lied; good ordinary, l5-l6d;
| ordinary, 34d
| Futures-American middling fair low mid
ding clause: April, 4 364a4 4-64d; April
| and May, 3-64tg4 4-64d; May and June
36id4 464d; June and July, 4 5-64d, sellers
July anu august, 4 OO4u. DuNefss August
and September, 7-6404 Sold; September
and October. 4 S-64d buyers; October and
November, Q-64d, sellers; November and
| December, l064d, sellers. Futures closed
| quiet.
New York, April H. noon.-Cotton futures
| opened steady, as follows: April, 45c; May,
Z sic; June, z Soc; July, 64c; August, zoe;
| SOFTEN er. CSC.
New York, April II, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling gulf Is l6c middling
uplands Ill &c; sales - bales.
$500 bales, as follows: April, 4sc; May,
75lc; June. 56c; July CSC; August, zoe;
September, &C; October, sc; November,
Z 67c December, Csc; January, s3c.
New York. April 11,-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were s942
bales; exports TO Great Britain ga bales, to
Frame - bales, 10 continent - bales;
stock I'll 3s5 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts 40 1877
bales; exports to Great Britain 1895 bales,
to France 80 bales, to the continent 6752
bales.
closed steady, with sales of "a, 100 bales, as
follows: April csc. May lie. June 20c,
July 2Sc, August 44c, September 2Sc,
OCTOBER Bic. November z S4c, December
40c
New Orleans, April 1.-THE following is
the semi-weekly cotton movement at thirteen
leading interior towns Receipts, u .S96 bales,
against l0.s6S bales last year; shipments
% 1875 bales against 1904 bales last year;
stock, 1882 tales, against 2ol, l55 bales last
year
New Orleans, April 1.-THE following state
ment of the Texas cotton crop movement was
Issued here to-day: Crop for the month of
March, 81 $40 bales, against l00.21 bales last
year; from September to March 81 inclusive,
$50. COB bales against 963 796 bales last year.
The Texas movement after March 81 last year
was l39,737 bales. The commercial crop of
Texas for all last year was 2, l08 523 bales
New York, April 1.-THE Sun, in its cotton
review of today market. says: The mar
ket was stu in the doldrums on account of
the bearish Liverpool, Manchester and south
ern adVtces, continued long liquidation and
renewed selling for short account. The semi
weekly interior receipts were bearish and the
receipts at the ports were again surprisingly
large The New Orleans estimate
for tomorrow was rather in the bull inter-
est, but the great trouble is the lack of spec
ulation, the falling off in the spot demand,
both in this country and abroad, and fears OF
hostile legislation on the tariff and the option
trading system at w ashlngton. In the mean
time it Is a market without strikingly inter
esting features. On the decline the south
bought to a moderate extent this after
noon"
New York April 11.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton to-day: Liverpool was discOuraging
to day. and the decline in our market, at the
lowest. represents a fall of fully p points
last. May opened at 7.5lc, rallied TO 7.03c,
and then gave way under the pressure of
offerings, selling down to 7.43c. There was a
slightly better feeling in the last half hour,
and the close was quiet and steady, with 1.47c
hid for May When the heavy liquidation of
March contracts took place nearly two months
ago. the bulk of the holdings then sold out
were transferred 10 May, and many Of the
bulls have for some time been apprehensive
of an equally disastrous liquidation on April
p, when the notices of delivery on May con
tracts will he issued. An effort on the part
of many holders to get out of their May hold
lngs is the main cause OF the present break
but the weakness has been increased by the
full receipts, and by the withdrawal of the
support which Liverpool has lately given US
While some of the bears insist that May will
go to &c it was noticed that few of them
seemed anxious to sell at to days low prices
The market may go lower, but we would
rather buy than sell at the decline
COTTON TABLE
Tons. Md Res. Sales Stock
Galveston. Steady ~ 942 675 1917
Norfolk =. Steady TX 2.2f9 1888 49'77i
Baltimore. Nom Z y16 40 zee. p, la
Boston 800. Quiet 1l.16 300 &c. 49,.
Wiling on. Steady 316 % ... 1O,l21
Philad'a - Firm l-l6 $50 .. 1853
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