The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-15

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on the market. Speculation left on quiet
hallway and miceilaneous bonds were irregu-
lar.
The quotations al the closing ware "a ,o,.
Ann, Cotton OIL 2sal Missouri Pacific. 29s.
90 pref ...... IA Mobile s. Ohio -. FIX
Sugar Refinery. los Nash, C. & ST. L.. 70
10 pteL 49, 70 Natl Cordage ... 234
do pref 80. easa N. J. Central. -. 1909
Baltimore& Ohio. "a IN. Y. &N. E. 6I
canada Pacific. 81. SOS MORT. s West. ptd. Dr.. 2015
Ches. & Ohio. $50. IS Northern Paiufc az
Chicago & Alton. 1888 do preferred 17s5
Chicago, B. & O.. 20 Northwestern I0SI%
Chicago Gas. -. 81 do nreferred 40
Del, Lacks w .i6l Pacific Mail -. III{
stTennessee e Richm'd Tminai. : 81 !
40 pfef........ II Rock Island. ..... 6915
DO pref. 50 So 81 do 6ap pref .... 1913
Ed. Gen. Electric 86A Silver Gertif;s. G.
44lnholS central 921s Tenn. Coal s. Iron. IN
lake Erie W.. l519 do do pref. IS
40 pref ........ 66a Texas Pacific. 80. sl5
lake Snore ....lSl Union Pacific. -. 17A
+ VINE q Mash. FI4 WI bash, 5. L. s. p.
louisville & N A. sd do do pref 16l1
SS11anhattaa. -..l23 Western Union. s42i
N N3I{GLtEPtls 2 Cnar, wheeling & L. f. 12s6
ulculgan central. "a do do pref. AK
STATE BONDS
AIaoama A.. 100 Tenn, new set. 6s*106
40 6-...-........l0l Tom. new set. IS l0l
uo -. .-.... So Tenn. new SET. IS. 79A
I La STAN PED As. 80 Virginia 6 s pref so
Ey rtnSaronna4s 1906 Va. Trust Reefs. 81
NorthCarolina s. I2lHlVa Fund'g Debt. 60
tennessee, olds.. TOO
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States As. registered. ........... 113H
GAlteQ states As, coupons ............... II3A
*Asked. +Rid
New York Nay l4.-Treasury balances
To-Day were as follows Coin. 1914, $3.50 900; cur
rency, G52, 1s9 600.
New, York. May "A, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: May. 0Oc: June,
NC; July, Csc: August, lie; September
z tic; October, z zoe.
New York. NAV IA, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed d1ll middling gulf g-16c; middling
upiands 5l6c; sales I'll bales
Futures closed steady, with sales OF
$500 bales, as follows: May. 7Olal7 o2c;
June . 0o0l 04c; July, 7617 OSc; August.
Z liG7 l2c; September, Z l4lB7 l5c; October,
z l6d7 lie; November, Z 2lc; December, 7 26
az &c; January. 52@D7 38c.
New York, Nav l4.-Total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 47Oi
bales; exports to Great Britain 1888 bales to
t'ran3e 45U bales, to continent ll02 bales;
stock 5i3.30l bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts 6 9ss
bales; exports to Great Britain 2935 bales,
TO france 45j bales, to the continent 1859
New Orleans May 14.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of ?, 100 bales.
as follows: May oUc, June Sec July 6 SIC,
August sc, September SIC, OCTOBER 83c
November Sc, December 8 94c, January
New York, May 1.-THE Suns cotton re.
port says: Cotton declined points. then
rallied and closed quiet but steady at decline
Tor the day OF or points. sales 81 800 BALES
no news from Liverpool and Manchester.
New Orleans declined to points and then
recove ed two points of this. The receirts
at ew Orleans tomorrow are timated
a 70 halo
on the same day last week, and
1888 bales last year, The receipts at the
ports to-day were 4.704 bales against $500
bales this day last week, and $500 bales last
year; thus far this week 6,966 bales against
8,465 bales thus far last week. spot co ton
here was dull, according to the oficial report.
Sales 400 bales for export and III bales for
spinning. Delivered on contract 100 bales
The southern spot markets were as a
rule generally unchanged and quiet.
Favorable weather at the south, the absence
OF English news, there being a holiday in
Liverpool, and selling for local and southern
accounts caused a decline. The rains in the
southwest and elsew where where they were
needed were heavy. Big stocks, dull trade,
and good crop prospects have a depressing
effect.
New York May l4.-Riordan s. Co. say of
cotton to-day: Without any Liverpool re-
port to guide them, traders here were little
at sea to-day. But the crop accounts in the
main were good. and the tendency of the mar
ket was toward dover prices. The opening
was or points lower than Saturday S clos
ing, the first sales of August being at 7.13c.
little later August sold at 714c
which was the highest of the day Then
the market became very dull and
remained so until the END OF
the day. Prices slowly sagged until
August was offered at lOc. In the afternoon
the market improved little on reports of
some large purchases of spots by German
house. The close was quiet, but steady, with
7i2c bid for Aug ust. The fact that the weak
long interest has long ago been nquidated
and that there is precious little cotton for
sale at these prices, keeps the market from
breaking. On the other hand. nobody seems
to want it, and what purchasing is done is
mainly to cover shorts. The attitude of
Liverpool will determine the course of prices
tomorrow