The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-09

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The quotations at the cioslnr we're re- as fol.
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ANN. Cotton OH. 2ssl Missouri Pacific. PAS
40 pref -.----- 6S5a Mobile n Ohio. 16
sugar Refinery. SIS Nash. c. s St. L.. II
90 pref -.-.... 81 Natl Cordage.... 16k
American Iob co. - do do pref. 80
DO pref -. "a N. J. Central. go. 1884
Baltimore & Ohio. 73Ll n AN. F. 1915
canada Pacific. 66A Norf. &W Test. pfd.. 1874
CheS q ONO ----. l72a Northern PaClhc. 4 q
Chicago Alton i55 do preferred lsIs
Chlcago, b. y = 797s Northwestern zee. l04S
Shicago Gas 49, CAS- do preferred. 1879
Del. Lack & W 1855 Pacific Mail - l6Ss
East Tennessee :. 4 Richn q T'minai. - *
40 pfet.--.--.. ROckIsland. ..... 69as
GLIe 80. 1890. II 81 Paul. 6l2s
do pref. $500. 37lal do pref. e. 120H
Ed. Ge7. Electric 4Sls Silver Certifs s.. So
1IDnols Central. 9lI4 Tenn. Coal s Iron. 1875
Lake Erie w. l5l9 90 do pref. eS
40 peeI.,-..... o. Texas Pacific. .... Sls
Lake Shore ....l25A Union Pacific. IS
L vile y Nash 46 W bash, ;. L. 8 p. IS
Louisville * n. A. 8l5I do do pref a
Manhattan.. ....,l24 Western Union. $50
1R99eIhphls CHAR 10 Wheeling y L. f. l24
Mlchlgan central. 81 do do pre-. 484
STATE BONDS.
Alabama A....... 81 ITenn,,n set. 6s. 1921
90 B..-.....-....l0 Tenn. new set. IS l01
10 C.-...-..--... % Tenn. new SCI. IS. II
La Slanpel IS 80 Virginia 5 pref. so
NortnCarollna Is - Va. Trust Reefs 81
TorIhCarolaa IS l2313 Va. Fund'g Debt 59ls
tennessee, ODDS. 60
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United States IS, registered. ...........f124
United states As, CO IDoas ........,....., ia
United states Is, regis cred. ........... IS
~Bld- asked.
New York. March s-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, S95, 10000; cur
rency, S45 200 coo.
London, March 8.-The Tar silver market
r1fa ga a
per ounce.
Cotton.
Liverpool, March 8, -Cotton-Quiet;
gooI demand, at firm prices; Amer
lean middling, 43-lGd sales, 1900 bales;
american ~ 80 bales speculation and export
loo bales; receipts, 1900 bales American,
o.9JJ bales. Futures opened steady; demand
F'utures-American middling fair low mid.
ding clause: March ana April, 1 SID. also
! l-64d: April and May. Gold also 4 5-6id;
May ana June %Cid, also 7-64d also 4 sod;
June and July. lU-6id. also 1 .-6id: July and
August, 4 l1-C4d. also 10 Old: August and Sep.
tcnber, l2-G4d, also 4 ll-6ld; September ana
OCTOBER. l3-6id; October and Novem er,
l5-6!d Tenders at to-day's clearings were
4 p. motion, American middling fair,
4%c' good mlddling, 5-l6d; middling, Sled:
low middlinF, l-l6d; good ordinary, l5l6d;
ordinary. 34d.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: March, 1 UId. huye.,s; March
anu april Cad, buyers; April and May,
1 6-6iD4 76fd; May and June CAD sellers;
June and July 4 9 64a4 l064d: july and Al,
gust. ll-6ld. buyers; August and September,
! II 6lg4 l3-64d; September and October,
10 t4d. sellers; October ana November,
l3-O41i llGid. Futures closed steady at the
advance.
New York, March 8, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady ut from to points advance,
as follows: March, 45c April, 55c: May
Z 6ic; June, 70c; July, 77jC; August, 1910;
Septemt er, sc; October, SO; Novembe Der,
81; uecenber, SIC.
New York, March 3 4 p. m.-Spot cotton
closed qhiet middling gulf TIC; middIing
upands 7'ac; sales AS rales
Futures closed stead, with sales of
10000 bales, as follows March, 4ec; April,
55c; May, 0Jc; June, &c: July, 73c: Au-
gust nc; September, 7oc; October zoe;
November. soc; December Soc.
New York, March S.-potal consolidated
ne receipts al all the ports to-day were :, 73s
pales; exports TO Great Britain 500 bales, to
FRAME tsJ5 bales. 10 the continent 1858
bales; stock 800. 1f3 bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts So 1852
bales; exports to Great Britain Al lS1 bales
to tran5e iJ,Je7 bales TO the continent 1915
bales.
New Orleans March 8-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of 33 100 bales as
follows: March l7c, April l9c, May &c
June 55c, July Ale, August Ate, Septem-
Der nc Octooer 45c, November 4Sc. De
cenper7 53c.
New York, March s.-The Suns cotton re-
port says: Colt advanced 6 to points on
most months while the distant months adj
yanced 3 points. Later on, the general list
lost most of all of the Improvement. and
August and later months declined | to
points The close was at a net advance for
the day Of , points on this crop while the
next crop was to points lower than yeSter-
day. Liverpool advanced point and close
steady; spot ales IL Geo bales al firm and IN
changed prices. IN Manchester. yarns had
hardening tendency and cloths were steady
me BON ay ce~eipts for the week were 10
900 bales, against bt0,OJ0 bales tor the same
week last year: thus far this year $4,000
bales against il40OO bales the same time last
year; aftOat, 10000 bales. against 81 OOJ blles
a year ago. Bombay shipments for the week:
10 Great Britain 5000 bales, against none for
the same time last year, and 210OJ tales to
the continent, against 5000 ualeS for the same
week last year total since Jan. l. q 900 GALES
to Great Britain, ag linst 1850 bales for the
same time last year. ami $1,000 bales to the
continent against $4,000 tales for a like pc.
riCd last year New Orleans advanced 5 to
points. but lost Ito points OF this later on.
spot o.ton here was quiet and steady. Sales
40 tales for spinning. The southern spot
markets as rule were steady and unchanged.
with moderate trade. savannah and Mem
phlS advanced l-l6c. Memphis sold $500
bales New orleans , OC0 bales; savannah l.
l25 bales, and Galveston 5T1 tales Port re
cCipts z .73s bales against l0.17l Gales this day
last week, and 8 90 bales last year thus tar
this week, 3,i52 bales, against 56S43 bales
thus far last week. Augusta re 1eipts 213 bales
against ls5 las year. Memphis receipts 3l6
bales, against 81 tales this day last year;
shipments To day III bales. st. Louis re.
Celpts 35l bales, against none this day last
year; shipments TO-DAY LOIS bales. Houston
recciDts oh bales against OF talcs this
day asty ear; shipments today $50 bales. Sill
yer de lined ed. in LOldcn, ana &c. here.
New 7 DIRK March s.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton to day: some improvement in Liv-
erEool and light port lecspts caused a more
cheerful feeling at Our opening today. which
was at an advance of ebout points, MAY
selling at 764c; little later it had advanced
to 1.65c. but after the buying orders had teen
hlled the market sagged about 3 points
When the announcement was made that New
Orleans would re GIVE 1903 bales to morrow
there was further weakening May Icing
freely offered at 5 &c; after little however
part OF the desline was recovered, and the
close was quiet and steady with e0c bid for
May. The bulls claim that the figures Of the
interior movement to morrow will show that
the port receipts Of the week have Teen
swollen at the expense Of the stocks at in
terror towns II this expectation should be
verified it may result in a somewhat higher
market.
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