Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
LIvERpOoL CoTToN MARKET.

 | middiing, 37sd. Sales. F, 1000 bales, of which | 1o,eoo were American; for speculation and l export, 1000 bales Receipts, 20U0 bales, Of | which 600 were American Futures were steady, with the demand freely l supplied. ,,,, 1 Quotatons
 November and December. ,, | January and February de-
 February % and md March deiv-
 March Hrx and April delivery } 5i-64d | April and May delivery 3 5s-64d LIVERPOOL, Sept 1l.-4p. nl.-Futures closed | easy.
 quotations: . | September delivery. ........3 47-64d@3 4s-64d September and October de- October ps and November de- .s,..
 November and December
 December and January de-
 January and February de -,
 February and March deiv- cry .......................3 4s-64da3 49-64d
 March and April delivery 3 so-s4si, +Sellers. Buyers. tVaiue. IN WALL STREET. l NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-For days past some l of the bear traders in stocks have been pre- | dieting that the government crop report for l l to be only 55 per cent The report. however, 1 gave the condition as 63.4 per cent and as a
 result there was wi.d rush on the part of the l shorts at the opening to get back their con- l tracts. This led to Il rise of to l ss per cent, l Burlington, Rock Island and St. Paul natur- 1 ally being the most prominent in the rise | After the first rush was over traders began fig | uring on the report, and when they found that
 the indications M % pointed to a & yield of only : l They were not very confident, however, as the | American Sugar and Manhattan compnaies | both declared their regular dividends, not l withstanding the predictions to the contrary. | Besides the Western Union executive com mittee recommended that the usual dividend | 2ls per cent, to 1o6ls, reacted to 1o4ls and l rallied to 1oi7s. There was considerable s-ll- Ing after the declaration of dividend Chicago | Gas was weaker on reports of a fresh cut in l gas rates. The stock fell per cent, to 73s4 high condition or corn in the south called at l tcntion to the securities of the roads travers- l ing that section of the country, and on good | buying Richmond Terminal advanced ss Ter 1 cent to 1ass, Richmond Terminal preferred l per cent, 10 25. New Southern railroad com mon rose l20s4 per cent. and preferred also
 rose A. Quite a number of operators who are | bearish on the Changers and western stocks are quite bullish on southern securities In
 the closing dealings the market was firm, a l prominent trader having bid up prices all
 around. net changes tor the day showing ad- vances of kd 7s per cent. The sales of listed stocks aggregated 1oo,- l 167 shares. unlisted s2.2 .2s3 shares. | NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Money on call was l easy at per cent; last loan al per cent, and | closing offered at per cent. Prime mercan- l tile paper, 404l2 per cent. Bar silver, 644c. Sterling exchange was steady. with actual | business in bankers bills al $4. S5d4 S5A l for sixty dlys and $i S53i di S5 for demand; | posted rates, $4. s5l2a4.S7; commercial bills, 1 S4. e4G4 S4l2.
 Treasury Daiances-Coin. $75, ,549 ,uoo; cur | rency, S64 SIS .Ut0.
 Government Lon were steady. State Lunjs were duii. Railroad bonds were firm. | Silver DL Ii al the board. 64lhc Lid. l c osing bids
 l. uisvilIe and Nashville. ....s..s....i-.5. 56M l Memphis and Char 10 l Nj jbiie a nd ohio .......s. s..s.......... xUla Mast vii e. Cha. .taIfJ,,ra and St Louis. 65
 Richl und I, rmina.. .........s.....,....... 1912