The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

NorthCarolins6s 1914 Va. Fundg Debt. 80
tennessee, ODDS. 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United states IS, reg stored. .........,.1lsx
UnitedStates As, coupons ............. ia
%Asked. +Bid
New York. April 25.-Treasury balances
today were as follows: Coin, SlO2 475, 600; cur
rency, S4S, $4,000
Liverpool, April 25, noon.-Cotton-Dull
free supply offered; prices unchanged: Ameri-
can middling, LIED; sales 10. 900 bales; Amer
lean s,4OO bales speculation and export, 800
Dalesi receipts 1900 bales; American. II, 500
bales. Futures opened quiet; demand mod
Futures-American middline fair. low mid.
ling clause: April and May, 8 So 64d; May
and June, 6264d. also 63-64d; June and
July, 4d' also Lad; July and August
Der, 2-64d, also 3-64d: September and Oc-
! toDer, 4-64d, also 3-64d; OGtoberand No
vem3er, 4-64d, also 4 S-e4d; November
/ and December Sod, also 464d. Tenders
/ at to-day S clearings were 100 bales new dock.
| cts and 100 bales old
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair
| 418d; good middling, s. led; middling, Lied:
| low middling, 3l5-l6d; good ordinary,
| IL led; ordinary 3Rd.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
| ding clause: April $500, value; April
and May 6S-64d, value; May and June
| 3 6S64d, buyers June and July l-6id
| sellers; July and August, 2-64d, buyers; Au-
III.
TENDER and October, 464d, buyers; October
| and November, 5-4d, buyers; November
and December, 6-64d, buyers Futures
/ closed firm
Manchester, April 25.-The Guardian. in its
! commercial article, says: The market dur
| ing the week has been quiet with an easier
tendency. Among those anxious for odds the
! number OF needy sellers is steadily increas-
lug. Tnere nave been some transactions in
| cases where sellers we're prepared to accept
rates which would enable dealers in the east
I - a oil hon fEn
| that were current before the collapse OF ex-
, change. The trade with China is dull, and
| that with Japan quteter, with decreased de-
/ mand. The English inquiry generally is
| strengthening. Yarns are quiet, and bust
| ness is moderate"
New York, April IS, noon.-Cotton futur es
| opened steady, as follows: April, 9; May
| z Sic: June, 39c; July, 45c; August, Soc
! Sentemher, Acc
New York, April 25. 4 p m.-spot cotton
| closed hrm: middling gulf 7Mc; middling
| uplands nc; sales $50 bales
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
| l2l,9OO bales, as follows: April, 1907 3Oc;
May. 1907 Sic: June. 37@7 SIC; July, A
| az 45c; August 1907 SOC; September, 500
! 54c; October, 5667 SIC; November, 7 616
SIC; December, 6e07 &C. January, Z 100
New York. April 25.-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 4,596
| bales; exports 70 Great Britain - bales, to
| Frame 49+ bales, TO continent S,I36 bales;
Total so far this week: Net receipts "a, ee0
bales; exports to Great Britain 6.54s bales
| to France $50 bales, TO the continent 29,343
| bales.
New Orleans, April 25-Cotton futures
| closed quiet but steady, with sales OF 1900
bales as follows: April 02c. May 02c
June 09c, July 7 l6o. August 22c Septem-
Der PC, OCTOBER 25c, November 3Oc
| December Sec.
New Orleans, April 25-The following is
| the semi-weekly cotton movement at thirteen
| leading interior towns: Receipts, 8 $3.50 bales
| against 1884 bales last year; shipments
| 1913 bales. against 1904 bales last year;
stock, 15695i bales against 233, 643 bales last
| year.
| New York April 25.-The Suns cotton re-
! view says Cotton advanced points on
April and to points on other months and
| closed steady Sales. 800 bales Liver
steady: spot sales, 100OO bales at stea ly and
| unchanged prices. In Manchester yarns were
| in small inquiry. cloths were dull and irreg
! ular. The stock at New Orleans by a recount
proved TO be 7,l50 bales less than the stock ac-
| cording to the running account. To-day New
| Orleans was to points higher. The rain
| fall for "A hours was 10 inches at New Or
| leans, l.46 at Vieksburg, and moderate or
| light elsewhere. Light frosts are predicted
| in exposed places in Tennessee. Pine Bluff,
| Ark, mail advices state that the season is
| backward, owing to heavy rains. From Rome,
| Ga, it is stated that the season is about
a week late Norfolk reports little or no
| planting done in that section, owing to I'M
seasonably cold weather for month past.
| To-day's features: The Liverpool news and
the comparatively small crop movement, to-
| gether with liberal buying Of May, gave the
market stronger tone, though the opening
was not decided and the speculation was
on a moderate scale. Considerable inter
est is felt in the May notices 10 be is
sued tomorrow 1t is asserted by the
bulls that they VIII be readily provided
for. This remains to be seen. In the mean
time, Liverpool shows unexpected hrmness.
the spot sales there have increased. In some
parts of the south the season is admittedly
backward There is supposed to be liberal
short interest both in New York and New
Orleans. The news from Fall River was not
favorable, and the spot business in this coun-
try is certainly unsatisfactory"
New York April 70 -ARiordan g. Co. say Of
cotton to-day: Although the movement in
cotton to-day was inconsiderable its very
steadiness was, under all the circumstances,
noteworthy and is regarded by the bulls as the
precursor of higher prices. The nervousness of
the traders was reflected in the frequency of
the luctuation, but these were within narrow
limits. August opened at 7.49c. and rallied
or points several times during the day; the
close was steady, with 749c bid for August
The transactions in May we're watched with
unusual interest. One Of the leading houses
bought May freely, and it is said to have de.
termined to receive and carry all the cotton
that is rendered on May contracts tomorrow.
If this expectation should be verified it ought
to give the market decided upward turn.
but the main chance for higher prices just
now seems, to US, TO rest upon whether scares
and possible disasters are setbacks 10 the new
crop"
COTTON TARTF