The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-07
Cotton.

Liverpool, April 6. noon.-Cotton-Quiet.
and in moderate demand; prices unchanged;
American middling. 3-i6d sales, j 900 bales;
American. 400 bales; speculation and export,
500 bales; receipts, 1000 bales; American,
-- bales Futures opened quiet; demand
moderate
Futures-American miidling fair low mid
ling clause. April 4 7-6fd. also 6-64d; April
and May. 1 SID also 4 cid, May and June,
4 5-6id. also { sold; June and July, 4 l0-6id,
also SD; July and August, l26td, also
! ll-6id; August and september, ,3-6id, also
1 l2-6ld; september ana October l364d, also
l2-6id; October and November l4-64d, also
l3t4d; November and December IS cd,
Tenders At today's clearings were 800 bales
4 p. motion. American middliug fair,
4'sc; good middlinE 4 5-l6d, middling, 316d;
low middling, l-l6d; good ordinary, 3 l5l6d;
ordinary. 90. d.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ding clause: April, 76id sellers; April
and May, I-6id. sellers; May and June,
4 7.6i04 o64d; June and July, s-6iGDi 9-64d;
July and August, l0-C4d, sellers; August
and September, II sid, sellers, September
and October. 1864 l26id October and
November 1 II 6tG4 10 Cad; November and
December. ( lS6tW4 l4-6id. Futures closed
steady at the decline.
New York. April Is. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: April @; May
Z o6c; June, i2c; July, 7sc; August, soc;
New York. April s. p. m.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling gulf Sc; mtddling
uplandS 1Ac; sales SO UaleS,
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
92,OOJ bales. as follows; April, &c; May
65C; June. 73c; July, NC; August. SOC;
Septemt er, soc: October, s2c; November,
S6c; December ole: January, 96c.
New York, April 6.-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 1887
bales; exports 10 Great Britain 1896 bales, to
Frame --- bales. to continent l5,2l7 bales;
stock 22l bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts "a. 652
bales exports to Great Britain 26,563 bales
to France 2l4I4 bales. TO the continent 54,574
bales.
New Orleans. April 6-Cotton futures
| closed steady, with sales OF u 100 bales as
follows: April 25c. May c9c, June 3sc,
July i6c, August sic, September 4lc,
| October iSc, November Csc, December
: 5Sc
New York, April 6,-The sun, in its cotton
review, says; Cotton declined to points,
recovered this, and then reacted and closed
| steady az | point decline for the day, with
sales OF $1,000 bales. Liverpool declined 1
point, and closed barely steady, with spot
sales OF 10 OJO bales at unchanged prices. In
Manchester yarns were dull, but steady
cloths duh New Orleans declined o to Z
points, and recovered part OF the loss. New
Orleans receipts tomorrow are estimated ut
$500 lalos, against 3,50 bales the same day
last week, and , 555 bales last year. Interior
receipts for the week We're 8, s23 bales. against
lOO6l bales last week. and 9506 bales last year.
Shlpments,S3,9s6b bale against 3S93l l. ales last
week and 1858 bales last year; stocks, I'll
9i9 bales, against 22S $40 bales last week and
3l5 1871 bales last year Memphis received POI
bales to-day and shipped $3.50 bales. st.
| Louis received so bales and shipped $50 bales.
| Houston received IA bales and shipped ,9l7
bales, Port receipts to-day, 1887 bales,
against 1115 last week and $500 bales last
year. Total for the week 5 $50 bales, against
1892 bales last week and 81 l3l tales last
year Spot cotton here was quiet
and unchanged. Sixty bales we're sold
for spinning. southern spot markets
were generally firm or steady. AT unchanged
I advanced IL
Orleans sold $500 bales; Galveston, 1922
bales; Memphis 500 a,es and St Louis 725
bales Rain fall for - hours so of an inch
at New Orleans, IS at Abellne, Tex, ana
light elsewhere North Carolina sales for
fertilizers are much smaller than last year.
Some countries report n decrease in acreage
Stocks in ten towns I l75 bales against 9675
/ bales year ago. silver slightly higher IN
| J oudon Cotton goods trmer in this country
General trade has improved
New York April 6.-Rordan & Co. say OF
! cotton today: "Lhe Liverpool adviCes to
/ day we're d sappOintinE to the bulls and at our
! opening the eagerness 10 buy viii n marked
! yesterday closing. was nOticcably lacking
! May opened at 7G5c and upon a port and in
/ terror movement more liberal than had been
! counted upon, declined to 162c, hut trust
! worthy advices were received later in the day
/ tat the stocks of cotton in some OF the la e
Now England mills were running very low
and that early and large purchases by the
| spiuners we're certain; this led to quiet buy
| ing aud prices soon hardened, May advanc
/ ing TO 1G6c bid Some real ing sales, by
room traders, in the last fifteen minutes
caused the market TO ease slightly, but The
! close was steady with 7G5c bid for May. The
/ agitation of the Hatch bill having practically
/ killed the S G ,ulatiye demand for cotton. the
market. IN spite OF bulllsh conditions mus
/ wait for a revival OF the demand from spin
/ ners II that should come, as now it seems
! pro- able, it will be hard to find sellers a.
pre- sent pri es and marked improvement
/ ought to follow. The market would have haC
boom by this time were it not Tor the threat
/ ened legislation by congress-