Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-06

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preferred. .l4l1a Rock Isiand..... .l27
Della, Lack. ~ w 1885 st. Paul. ......... 95A
Erie'........... SO preferred 1870
East Tennessee Z eXas Pacific. 26I
new stock. II L Mon Pacific. 66Z
Lake shore 80. 100 v j. Central &c.. $50
I'ville ~ Nash 634 Missouri Pacific ll5M
Memphis & Char So Western Union. 1917
Mobile II ONO. 10
ASKED,
NEW YORK, Dec. A. THE weekly state
ment of the associated bar KS show the follow
ing changes: Reserve d, rreased, $2,7Ol,S0O;
loans increased, S. 100000 specie decreased,
Sl725.S0O; legal tenders Increased, $342, 400;
deposits increased. $5.2736OJ; circulation de-
creased, 1913 The bankiI now hold S., 1885,
$50 in excess of the rs per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4, noon = Cotton steady,
with fair demand; middling uplands sgd,
middling Orleans sgd: saetl 900 bales. for
speculation and export 500 bales: receipts
$1,000 bales-American 49, 900 pa les.
Futures: Oplands, low mi deutng clause,
December and January delivery. 52-64d; jan
uarY and February, 2-64d; MIR III and April,
4-64d; April ana May, 6-t4Gt: May and
June. Sid; June and July. l0-64d; July
AMI August, bead. Market ST eady at the
advance
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day nc luded 6,2oo
bales Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low mid ding clause.
December delivery. 4-64d, sellers; December
and January, 8-o4d, sellers; January and
February, 5 3-64d, selers; &c bruary and
March, sod, value; March and April,
54-64d, buyers; April and May. 6-64d, buy
ers: MAY and June. S-64d, buyer E: June and
July. l0-64d, valne; July and August,
5l9-6id. bu ers. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. noon.-Cot ton opened
firm; middIng uplands 94c; IN tddling Or
leans 7-l61sc; sales l15 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: December delivery, 8 l6C: Janu-
airy. &c: February, 93lc; March. 94lc;
April, Sic; May. 8 &c.
500 D. m.-Market closed firm: luiddllng
uplands, &c; mlddllng Orleans, 9 7-ltc; safes
to-day III bales. yesterday Is: net receipts
22Si bales, gross 4.406.
Futures: Market closed strong, wit b sales
Of 1880 bales, as follows: December deliv-
cry, PC; January. 27G9 Csc; Feb ruary,
936G9 SIC; March. 9 5000 47c; April. $500
SIC: May, 66GG0 &c; June, 76Q y nc;
July, S4(G9 S5c; August. 9I@9 92c.
Greene Co.'s cotton future report says:
1T has been quite a saturday market, With
general sort of settling up. on which the i1ulls
carried the greatest advantage. After get
uns the small short interest frightened nto
coverings the local operators who inves ted
early IN the week put themselves under the
market ana sustained 1t by bidding, but drew
no really new demand. There was evIden ce
OF considerable quiet spilling by some of the
prominent longs. An advance of 500 points
was very well supported, but the close was
quiet"
GALVESTON. Dec. 4.-Cotton firm; Md
ding SIC; net receipts ABB bales, gross
i'9ol; safes 3, $50 bales; stock li0,602 bales; ex-
nent Ll32. cOastwlse 800.
NORFOLK. Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet but firm;
hlduAng SIC; net receipts 1852 bales, gross
go sales l,514 bales; stock e., sSS bales; ex-
ports ooastwlse 322 bales.
BALtTMoRE, Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet but
steadys mlddllng 91sc; netrecespts l5l bales,
gOss III; sales none; stock 22,459 bales; eX-
Ports TO the continent 7Sl bales, coastwise SIS
bales.
BOSTON. Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet; middling
sc, net receipts 20 bales, gross 94S; sales
sWlLAtNGroN, Dec. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
sung sac; net receipts ], 64l bales gross l,64l;
sales none; stock 2S. S20 bales.
AZ mi IELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
Jung g5s,e; net receipts $40 bales, gross 400;
Sioch l.Hd bales; exports to Great Britain
new ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Cotton firm mid
Jung e94c; net receipts 1904 lales, gross
H,'o5' sales $500 bales; stock 800 ,220 bales;
ggSAPorts' Great Britain 1878 bales, to France
4:,S3, coastwise 1852.
MOBILE, Dec. 4-Cotton steady; middling
SSV' net iecelpts Liz oales gross ], sl4: sales
GvV Dales; atock II, III bales; exports TO Great
britain SIZE bales, coastwise $50.
d. MEAPHlSt Dec. 4.-Cotton firm: middling
~, receipts 4,5ll bales; shipments $3.50
AUGUSTA. Dec. 4.-Cotton steady; middling
0SS.!Oc; receipts 1885 bales. sales /, ia bues.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.-Cotton steady ana
aru middling SIC; net receipts 4,2l5 bales,
Stss 42.5; sales 500 bales; stock ~, 52S bal es;
y,llorts TO the continent 1888 bales, coastwIse
Li1S.
ATLANTA. Dec. 4. - Cotton - middling
o1,ABci receipts l,22l bales.
va" fORK. Dec. i.-Consolldated not re
oclpls Tor all cotton ports day. 30 1913 bales;
I4Pofls, TO Great Britain 23.255 bales, to
tlShce l3,sJS bales, to the continent 1866
bales.
me Total visible supply OF cotton for the
a U'Iu s2b,9' LO01 bales,O which 2,29i 457 bales
SiV American, against 2.0G9, 1851 aud 2,203, 06l
49, fsspecuvely. last year. Receipts st all
ssuieflor Lowns this week, 101,5G4 bales: re-
sSpts from plantations 800, 40 bales. Crop in
"@At, 34a2,72S bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4. noon.-wheat firm,
ctn good demand: holders offer sparingly;
snmIormN NO l, rs Sd@7s Sd; red Western
spalng - ld(97s 81 red estern winter "a ld0) |
mn, Corn hrm, with good demaud; new |
%T,Aeu western. As Cd, Bacon, long clear 34s;
sort clear sos Cd.
NLW OK. Dec. 4. noon.-Flour quiet but |
EErm' Wheat better. Corn unchanged. Pork |
VIZ mess VIC 15gll 90. Lard steady att so. |
'ielglts steady.
H. VO 2. IN. This has boon another eventful |
Nay May AZ the lroduce Exchange IN the wheat |
p~rarAet,N and option trading IL simply phe- |
bbonenalA over 20,O00,00 bushels changing |
Si 'ugs, making total OF over $1,000. 900 BUSH
IHlof two days, something that has never |
seeh known In the history of the grain trade. |
IL thought amo ng brokers' on the Moor that |
rs speculative interest Is steadily turning |
AN chicago to this city. Some merchants |
Itrluutc the increased activity to the abo- |
"un or trading in t.putBn and tscallsp at the |