The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-10

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NorthCarolina6s i2t Va. Fund'g Debt 59L(
Tennessee, ODDS. 90
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United States Is, registered. ...........1Is u
UnitedStates As, coupons ........... its n
United states %, registered. ............ %
*Bid. +Aslrad
Treasury balances-Coin, s9i347 900; cur.
rency, S46.37S,0OO.
Cotton.
Liverpool, Feb, o. uoon.-Cotton-Quie
Tree supply Offering; prices unchanged; Amer
lean middling. 4Ifd; sales 10 900 bales; Amer
lean 1000 bales; speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 600 bales American 6 500
bales. Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middlng fair, low mid
ding clause: February and March 96td,
also sold; March and April lI-64d. also
lO-6id; April and May, l5-64d, also l2-6Id;
May and June, l564d, also I4-64d; June
and July, 66ld. also I7-6id; July and Au-
gust, 1891, also 4 1864; August and Sen
TENDER, l9-64d, also 1 Is6id. Tenders az
todays c.earings were 400 bales new dock
cts,
4 p. motion, American middling fair.
ll-lbd; good mtddling, AID; middlng, AID;
low mlddhng, AID; good ordinary. Adj ordi-
Futures-American middliug fair. low mid
ding clause: February, 10 64lf4 il-6id: Feb
ruaty and March, l06i1i il-6fd: March and
April, li-6iDt l2-64d; April and May iS-64d
sellers; May and June. l5-64d, sellers; June
and July, l6-6+D4 17-64d; July aud August
ls,64d sellers August and September,
I lg-64d, value. Futures closed quiet at the
decline
New York. Feb. Q. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened quiet at l point advance. fell 6Eb7
points, and are now 500 points below yester-
day.
New York, Feb y. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet, as follows: February, zoe;
91c July, 00c.
New York, Feb. Q, p m.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling gulf S%c; middling
uplands Is l6c; sales none.
Futures closed barely steady with sales of
ll55JO bales as follows: February, $40;
March, &c; April. 40; May, sic; June
ssc; July, sic; August. 96c; September,
s2c; October, csc; November. 8 Ole
New York. Fen. 9-The total consolidated
netreceipts at all the ports to-day were 81, 7ss
9sles; exports TO Great Britain ,O9S bales, to
France lOl bales, to the continent ABA
bales; stock .023 AIS bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts 100 $50
bales; exports to Great Britain IS Ssl bales
to France 1854 bales, to the continent 423l3
New Orleans, Feb. 9.-Cotton futures closed
steady, with sales OF $4,000 bales, as
follows; February 20c, March 2Sc, April
$50. May 47c, June 7 SIC, July 6lc, Au-
gust 66c, September 63c, October &c, No
vember 7 SOC
New York. Feb. 9.-The Sun, in its review
of to-day's cotton market. says: Cotton ad-
vanced to points. lost this, and declined
to points, closing barely steady. Sales 49,
800 bales Liverpool declined to ~ points
closing quiet; spot sales 10000 bales at steady
and unchanged prices In Manchester yarns
we're In buyers favor and cloths DUH. The eN-
ports OF yarns from Great Britain in January
were 100000 pounds more than in
December, and 2,74210O more than in
cloth in January were 24.OOO 900 yards
more than In December and n. 703 800 more
than in January, 1898. New Orleans declined
to 10 points. Spot cotton here was 1-i6c
lower h
ern markets were generally quiet and un.
changed. New Orleans and Mobile declined
l-l6c. New Orleans sold $500 bales Memphis
2UOO bales; Galveston ,272 bales and Augusta
946 bales, New Orleans reSeipts tomorrow
estimated Mt 1000 bales to 900 bales, against
5. lOi bales last week and 1882 bales last year.
Port receipts to-day 81 ,444 bales, AGAINST H..
O56 bales this day last week, and 1921
bales last year. Total for the
week LOO, 4S9 bales, against ll5 SOB bales tlast
week and S0,477 bales last year. Interior re-
ceipts this week, 1897 bales against 20 122
bales last week and 22,9l6 bales last year;
shipments 4O250 bales against 40, Og9 bales
last week, 81, $50 bales last year; stocks $685.
03O bales against $40 S0i bales last week and
1884 2SS bales last year. Houston received
2 l2l bales, against 2 703 last year. Augusta
357 against 1875; Memphis, 6l8, against | .024.
Silver declined lsd. in London, and NC here a"
New York Feb. 9.-Siordan ~ Co., say OF
cotton to day: There was more activity in
the market today. but it was at the expense
of values. March opened at I76 and after the
call advanced to 77S, but there were more
sellers than buyers and the liquidation OF
the long interest went on almost -uHfnter-
ruptedly during the best of the day. March de-
clined TO 1857 and closed barely steady at that
price. The buying power at the moment
seems TO be exhausted, and unless something
should turn up to infuse new life into the
speculation 1t seems likely that the decline
will proceed further. The receipts are now
quite moderate, but the trade outlook is not
encouraging, and Mr.. Hatch has thrown the
last feather upon the market in the revival
OF the absurd and mischievous anti-option
bill"