Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-07
New Orleans Pa

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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--The weekly state
ment of the associated banks show the follow-
ing changes: Reserve decreased, S765, 775;
loans loan decreased, S4l6aOo; specie increased,
St3S,soU; legal tenders decreased, $SO5,9o0;
deposits decreased. $500, zoo; circulation de-
creased, S64 300. The banks now hold 81, 632,-
SVo IN excess of the rs yer cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6, noon.-Cotton- bust
ness uull with prices generally In buyers fa-
yer: mlddlInG uplands s. 81 middlinG Orleans
> 5-I6d: sales 1000 bales, for speculation and
export 800 bales; receipts 10000 bales-Ameri-
can 81 600
Futures: Uplands. low m,ddling clause.
November delivery. 6l-64d; November and
Decem ner. 4 5S-6+d; FEBRUARY ana MarCn,
o. BAD: March ami April, 6l-6AG GO-6ld;
April ANA May, 63-64d. Market dull.
Sales for The week. 10000 bairs-Amerlcan
$4,000 bales; spectators took 500 bales eX-
norters took 400 bales; actual exports,
$500 bales; total imports, $1,000 bales Ameri-
can o. 600; total stock $4,000 bales-Ameri-
"
American $4,000 bales.
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included 600
bales of American.
Futures: Cplands, Tow mid Hing clause.
NoVembe delivery. 6l-64d, sellers: Novem-
Der and December. 6S-64d, sellers: Decem-
Der AMI January, 7-61d. buy ers; January
and February. 81 sd, buyers: February ana
March, 5S-6Id BUYERS: March and April
Go-64d. buyers: April ana May. 1 63-8i1.
sellers; MAY and June. Ltd. huyers; June
ana July. 54-64. sellers. Market closed quiet
/ ana = 2adV.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. noou.-Cotton opened
! dull: middllnR uplands 9lYc; middling Or
| leans &c: sales l19 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
! as follows: November. delivery, s Sic: De-
cember. Sc: January. 9Sc; February,
| 9CSc: March, ljc. Aprii 25c.
500 y. m.-Market closed uull; middhng
| uplands, 9Isc; mldd NJ Orean-, 5 loc; sa'es
| today "a bales. last evening IS; net receipts
| 400 bales. grnGs 4,SlG.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
| OF 80.3 bales, as follows: November delivery,
| 1898 soc: December, S4,cgS >5c; JanusrV.
| S93GS 94c; February, 02(99 orc; March. 9 l2G0
8 l3c; April. 22(g9 13c; Nav 32g9 $50;
June. 3 1909 43c; July, 8 50@9 Sic; August.
| 959,d9 60c.
! Green X Co.'S cotton future report saws:
III mas been weak marbei, with prices go
| ing OF tn points. The continued free out.
| come OF the crOp and he generally indlffer-
ent character of the demand had depressing
| influence upon the bulls, leading to Tree un-
| loading. Comparatively low rates. however,
| induced conslderable covering to secure as
! sured prOdt, and this, with some indications
! of a buying inclination in a few quarters,
| closed the market Steadier."
| GALVESTON. Nov. 6.-COtton dull; mid
! ding loo; net receipts L l07 bales, gross
/ 1907 sales 1875 bales; stock $3.50 bales; eN-
| ports, to Great Britain Gas; coastwise 4, lg4
| bales.
! NORFOLK. Nov. 6.-Cotton steady: middling
! Sli-l6c: net receipts z, 455 bales, gross 2 45j
stock i0.7il bales: sales 1886 bales; exports
! coastwse 2,5iS
| BALTIMoRE, Nov. 6.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding SEC; net receipts 102 bales. gross 1;
sales none; stock $3.50 bales; exports. coast
| wise Is b lies.
! Boston. Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet: middling
| p4c; net receipts Isl bales, gross ,404 bales;
| sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, NOV. 6.-Cotton dali; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1929 bales, gross ,62S
sales none; stock 22,l43 bales; exports, coast
| wise l,jiI.
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Cotton dull; mid
ding $50; net receipts 81 bales. gross oil ;
stock $685. bales: eXpoi Is, 10 Great Britain Is.
! NEW ORLEANS, NOg. 6.-COttOn quiet; mid
| ding SIC; net receipts 1915 bales, gross
H.5il; sales 1000 bales stock 595 bales; eX-
| ports TO Great Britain 1881 bales, coastwise
| 2,l52: to the continent $500 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 6.-COtton easy: middling
s3sc; net receipts 30S bales. gross 1856; sa!es
| 10000: stock 20,766 bales; exports, coastwlse
! III bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.-Cotton steady: middling
81-l6c; receipts 5.S22 bales; shipments 3, lSJ
! bales; sales 400 bales: stock l0S5;6 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet; mitdling
| SIC; receipts 1869 bales; sales 1929 bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 6.-CotJon steady; hid
ding 7-l6c; net receipts 1852 bales, gross
| 1852: sales 1000; stock $3.50 bales.
| ATLANTA. Nov. .-COttOn-mddllng &c;
receipts 1851 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-COn SOlldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports dav. A Sl7 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 1867 bales, to
to the continent $500; stock at all American
ports 66S, 6G9 bali s.
The total visible supply o; cotton for the
world is 2OG5. i26 bales. of which l,69l. e26 are
American, against 2,l05,367 and l,S40,l 67 re-
towns this week, 203,I36 bales: receipts from
plantations 322.352 bales. Crop in sight, 1885,
l16 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. e. noon.-wheat steady.
with demand poor: holders offer moderately;
red Western spring 6(g7d to 6Cg9d. Corn quiet
put steady. with poor demand.
NEW NORK. Nov. s. noOn.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork firm:
mess 50 1000 90. Lard steady at 50 2715.
Freights firm.
800 y. nl.-llour. Southern firm. Wheat "a
00 Sc better: No. : red, November delivery
S33sc. December s5IzGSj 9-l5c. Corn lzL5<c
higher: No. ?. November delivery 4519d46c,
December 47(1471sc. Oats1s G1sc higher: No.
.. November delivery 325sG32s4c. Hops quiet
ana unchanged. Coffee, fair Roquict ut l21<c.
Sugar unchanged: refined duli-C 434lg4xc
yellow 4@l14c. OF 4 S-l6G5Hc. standard
Mated 53Ac. MOlasses nchanged. Cotton seed
oil, 24a26c for crude, S6@39c for refined.
HIDES steady. Wool steady: domestic fl zee
3lE23Sc Pork active and generally steady;
me6s $40 37J4 for new. Middes dull; long
c eAr$6 so. Lard unsettled. 10(pl2 points lower;
Western steam, on spot 50 2Olg6 25. December
delivery So 1906 %: Freights dull; cotton,
per steam ll-G4d: wheat I'D.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE day on Change was
very dull with ljRht trading in all the pits.
Wheat opened 40 higher, advanced sc addi-
tional, and closed for the day abafJ opening
figures. Gables quoted dull foreign markets.
and there were very few outside Duying or
ders The mArket closed verg quiet. Corn
opened drm. but developed weaker tone as
the day advanced lost &c and c,osed at in
side II cures. There were very few transact
tons in oats. and the market closed un-
changed. Provisions were weak; mess pork
sold OF I5Gl712c, and closed at nearly the
lowest prices Of the day. Lard declined log
l2Loc, aud closet steady.
The following shows the current prices for
cash propertle- on the regular board: Flour
unchanged. Wheat No. red acc. Corn,
49, C. Oats, 255z0s26c. Mess po.k 80 20(G92j.
Lard prime steam s. e714. Short RIB sides,
loose. 30055 SOC, dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
8 lOG5 aOc. short clear sides, boxed 605@yG l0c.
Whisky 81 Is. Sugars unchanged.
Futures The following are the highest,
lowest and closing quotations: Wheat. No
vember delivery i31atd73zc, closed at 783sc;
December ~ sCgiiHc, closed at NC; January
75IS@7554c O., closed AZ 1880; May Sl5sG8l%c,
closed at Size. Corn, November delIery 36ts(0
8bsSc, closed AT 3j}sc; December 3755M3634c,
utEg. l.. % FGYIT 70 al,