The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS

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NorthCarolina IS lls Va. Fundg Debt. SIS
tennessee ODDS. 60
GOVERNMENT BONDS
UnitedStates As, reg stered.. ..........113%
UnltedStates As, coupons. ..............1135s
United States 2s, registered. .....,...... 95
*Bid ASKED
Treasury balances-Coin, s622i9,OOO; cur.
Liverpool, Jan. %, noon.-Cotton-Quiet
demand moderate; prices steadier; Amer
lean mlddling, 44d; sales 10000 bales: Amer
lean 5000 bales; speculation and export, 900
bales; receipts, $1,000 bales American, 10 600
bales. Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid.
ding clause: January and eoruary, 4 1l-64d
February and March 12-64d, also 4 IL cid
March and April, l4-64d, also l3-6id: April
and May, l6-64d, also 15-64d; May and June,
4 17-64d. also 4 49, 64d: June and July 2O-64d
also 1850; July and August 4 2l-64d; Az
gust and September, "A Gid Tenders at
to-days clearings were 100 bales new dock
cts.
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair
ll-l6d; good middling, Ard; middling, AID;
low mlddllng, 4sd; good ordinary, I'D; ordi
nary, l3-l6d.
Futures-Amercan middling fair, low mid
ding clause January, l3-44d, buyers; Jan
uary and February, 13-64d, buyers: February
and March l364d. buyers; March and April.
4 Ibid, sellers; April and May $3.50
and July, 2O64d sellers; July aud August,
4 2l-645D4 22-64di August and September,
4 23-64d, buyers. Futures closed firm at the
advance.
New York, Jan %. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 2GS points decline, ad-
Vanced 10S points on trmer close at Liver
pool, but reacted again on local realizing, and
are now unchanged from Saturday.
New York, Jan. %, nOon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: January, c:
February, 79c; March, &c., April, 92c;
May OOc; June, S07c.
New York. Jan. %, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf SIC; middling
uplands sac; sales 273 bales.
Futures closed steady with sales OF 148,900
bales, as follows January, Z Ste; February,
z SIC; March, Gle; April, 99c: May, 06c;
June l3c; July, I7c; August. 2lc; Sep
TENDER. 8 pc.
New York. Jan. 29.-The total consolidated
netreceipts at all the ports to-day were 1922
bales; exports to Great Britain 1891 bales, to
| France 579 bales, to the continent 1900
| bales; stock ,089371 bales.
Total so far this week. Net receipts 43 AL
bales; exports to Great Britain 3O,l27 bales,
| to France 57g bales, to the continent 29,35l
| bales.
| New Orleans Jan. 29-Cotton futures closed
| barely steady, with sales OF 50, 400 bales, as
| follows January 35c, February 39c. March
| sic; April Gle, May zoe, June 7Sc, July
| SIC, August 92c. September &c.
| New York, Jan. 9-lhe sun in its review of
| to-day's cotton market says Cotton de.
! clined 2G3 points, recovered this and ad-
| Vanced to points lost this and then ad-
| vanced to 9pOints on January and February
! and points on the general list closing
| steady; sales l4s, 200 bales. Liverpool ad-
| vanced from to 318 points, and closed very
! steady with spot sales of 10 900 bales al tirmer
! but unchanged quotations In Manchester
! yarns very dull and cloths dull. Bombay re-
! celpts for the half week q. 900 bales, against
! 10000 for the same time last year. Supplies
| from India and Egypt seem to be increasing.
| New Orleans advanced points lost most of
! this, and then rallied to about the best figures
| of the morning. The receipts at the ports were
! 1922 against 2S,2l4 this day last week, and
| 1880 last year. Thus far this week 43 AL
against "a go thus far last week. Exports
! today 1881 to Great Britain, $40 to France
and Il 200 to the continent Spot prices here
| spinning Southern spot markets were
! generally quiet but steady or firm at I'M
| changed prices. Norfolk and Memphis ad-
vanced Lice New Orleans sold 5,O0O Mobile
| 100 Galveston 64 and Memphis 900. Augusta
| received l75, against 0 this day last week
! and 1870 last year. Silver was 1ac lower here
and lid lower in London. New Orleans re-
| ceiptS to morrow are estimated at II 900 bales
against 1928 on the same day last week, and
| Il, 149 last year"
New York. Jan. 29.--Riordan g. Co. say of
cotton to-day: This was another encour-
! aging day for the tuls. Liverpool was de-
| cidedly better, but the receipts at Galveston
| being larger than this day last year our open.
| ing was little lower than Saturdays closing
| the first sales Of March being at 1850, But as
! the receipts at the other ports were posted
| making only a moderate showing, the mark ct
| became tirmer March advanced to 793c.
| After period of considerable frmness, a
| selling movement took place
! causing March to react to sLS7c,
| but the depression was temporary, and in the
! course of an ur, March had again rallied 70
| 1890. In the last half hour. there were again
! signs of weakness, but these had disappeared
! in the final trading and the close was steady
| with 7.9lc. bid for March. After the close
! 792c was bid with no sellers II receiDts
should gradually become lighter, Of which
there certainly ought to be fair prospect
now, the market ought to improve; but the
| movement seems to be still very uncertain
quantity: and.we favor taking profits onsmod
crate bulges."