The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-07

NEW YoRK. Sept. 6-The exports of specie
rom the port Of New York during the past
was ia gold and $4,000 in silver. All Of
the gold went to South America and all of the
silver to Europe. The imports of specie for
the port of New York for the week amounted
70 1898, 925 of which S4o5. 400 was in gold
and S374,52l In silver.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased ....................S 664. $50
Loans increased .---...-.--.----..-. Z, 53l, lOO
Specie increased ........ ........-..... 62l 100
Legal tenders decreased . .......... eos, 100
Deposits increased INSTRUMENTATION. 3, 249, 800
Circulation increased. .............. 1900
Banks now mold 81 4O1, les less than require
ments OF the 70 per cent. rule.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 6, noon.-Cotton quiet and
easier; American middlng 1S-16d; sales a. 900
ba es, Of which 500 were for speculation aud
export; receipts 9, 600 bsles-al American.
Futures re loan m ling, oF midtinz
clause, September delivery 43-6403 42-64d
September and October delivery 5 4O-54@s5 1864
10 35-54d5 40-6id; Oc Ober and November de-
delivery 30 81 q 3 35-6ld; December and January
delivery $4,000 56-64d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 5 35 Cad; February and March
delivery s6-64d; March aud April delivery
5 80 GIGS 1854. Futures firm.
300 .. m.-Sales of the day 5000 bales
included 5 100 bales of American.
American good middhng sgd; middling
5y4d; low middling 5asd; good ordinary 51kd; or
binary 53kd
FutIres-Amsrcan middling. low middling
clause, September delivery 42-6405 43-6ld;
September and October delivery 4064d, buy
ers; October delivery 5 40-6id buyers; October
Der and Dece nber delivery 8 3S-6Il5 37-64d; De
cember and January delivery 5 S6-64d, buyers;
January and February delivery 36-e4d, buyers;
February and March delivery 57-6id, sellers;
March and hRiVarV 4 HS-fld
closed Quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but firm; middling uplands 1880; middling
Orleans 10 10 Ice; sales to-day I52 bales
Futures-Market opened firm and closed
easy with sales as follows: September de-
livery opened at 10 SOC and closed at 10 43c;
October delivery opened at 10 zoe and closed
at 10 lie; November delivery opened at 10 lsc
and closed at 10 lie, December delivery opened
at 10 18c and closed at 10 13c; January delivery
opened at 10 20c and closed at 10 19c; February
delivery opened at 10 24c and closed at 10 23c.
500 p. Motion closed quiet but hrrn mid.
ding uplsnds 1otso; middlins Orleans 10 1916;
net receipts to-day - bales, gross 4,3:7; sales
to-day AZ bales.
$3.50 bales, as follows: September delivery
10 43c; October delivery 10 I1Ai0 lsc: Noveni-
Der delivery 10 lie: December delivery 10 1sGl
10 lac; January delivery 10 l60lo lie; February
delivery 10 1920 &c; March delivery 10 23c
April delivery 10 2SGDI0 zoe. May delivery 10 IS
90 10 3Sc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened al an advance OF point on September
and 241a points on other months, closing easy
with an advance of points on September,
point on October, unchanged for November and
l point decline on other months from yester-
days closing prices. The market was unset
tied Inc early advance was due to a stronger
report from Liverpool, which led to renewed
buying to cover contracts but very favorable
crop accounts soon put stop to that. Then the
idea tlat something of q twist on September
OnOfraGTS im1rnha erap D,tI
fresh strength, while more distant options
were weak The estimated receipts at the
ports for the coming week are l2S,00O bales
Spot cotton is In fair demand and steady; mid
ding uplands 109sc. gulf 10 1890"
GALVESTON, Sept 6-Ootton firm; middling
935c; net receipts 4470 bales. gross 4,470; sales
1854 bales; STOCK "a. 43l bales.
NORFOLK, Sept 6.-Cotton steady; middling
10 lite; net rece pts 7v2 bales, gross 702; sales
- bales; stock - bales; exports, to Great
Britain 3 800 tales, coastwise 500
BALTIMORE, Sept Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1015c; net receipts - bales gross 20;
sales none: stock 40S bales
BosroN, Sept Cotton easy and not much
doing; midding lo9sc: net rec ipts - bales,
to Great 4ritain 9l3 bales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 6.-Cotton steady; middling
9ISc; net receipts 260 bales, gross 1868; sales
none; stock on bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Cotton quiet; mid.
ding lie; net receipts - bales, 5ross -; stock
1,246 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept 6.-Co:ton quiet and
ste 10y; mlddling 10c; net receipts 1871 bales,
gross q III; sales $50 bales stock 9,343 bales;
exports, coastwise =. 369 bales.
Futures-The market closed very steady, with
sales of 1920 bales as follows: Septemb r de.
livery 9 79c, october delivery 9 zee, November
delivery soc, December delivery zoe, JANUARY
delivery nc, February delivery Sic. March
delivery 9Oc, April delivery &c May delivery
10 04c.
MOBILE, Sept Cotton market quiet:
i'm 10 at iDta hal,
1,46S; sales 400 bales; STOCK 317S bales; exports
coastwise COZ bales.
MsMpus sept. 6;-cotton quiet; middllng
l0c; recei its 80 bales; shipments - bales
sales bales; sCock I'll bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 6.-Cotron firm; middling
934c; recei IT'S XII bales; shipments AS bales;
sales SO bales; stoc.. 2,0l7 bales
CHAR EsroE, Sept. Cotton nominal; mid
dling 1J5kc; net rece p 286 bales, gross 2,2s6
sales 900 bales; stock 1000 bales; exports
coastwise 1852 bales.
ATLANTA. Sept. Cotton easy& uiddling
9 9-l6c; receipts - bales.
NEW YoiK, Sept, 6.-Con sou lsted net re-
ceipts at IL cot on joris today were Is 1895
bales; exports. q eat Bri ain 44I3 bales,
TO the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
New York, Sept. 6.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 1,U63,50s bales Of
which 536 500 bales are American against S32 S79
and 4o4,679 bales, respectively, last year. Re-
celpts at all interior towns for the week
1866 bales. Receipts from plantations -
bales. Crop in sight - bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIvERP Dol, Sept 6, noon.-wheat steady: de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No. l, IS Sgd; red western spring rs 4d red
western winter rs sgd. Corn steady; demand
poor; mixed western as 3D.
Nav YORK, Sept. 8, noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat quite and firm. Corn dull but
firm. PORK dull and unsettled at $12 256al2 70
| Lard quiet and weak at Sc AN Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, southern quiet and I'M
| changed common to fair extra So 30O8 80; good
| to choice 81 0004 80. Wheat dull and stronger;
| No. red 81 0lAQl 016 in elevator; options
| closed at an advance of 3sG134c through dam
| aged crop estimates; trading quiet; No 2 red.
| September delivery, 81 DIX; October delivery
| 81 025s; November delivery 81 O3Rs; December
delivery 81 07;s; May delivery 81 O9a. Corn dull
but stronger; No. red, 534053Leci in eIey ator:
| options dull but firm 40 &c up; September
| delivery 5216c; October delivery 53c; Noyem-
! May delivery 543sc. Oats stronger but dull;
| options dull but firmer: September delivery
4Ob4c; October delivery 4014c; No spot 4O1
| 0aO1bc; No. white, spot, 42c; mixed western
s519c Hops strong and wanted; state CSS9
crop 22Q3Jc; old 14Q21c. Coffee steady, 1Oc
| down TO l5c up and quiet; options.
! September delivery, Sl7 751f7 IS; Octo.
| Der delivery Si7 2OQo17 25; November delivery
I S16 700l6 IS; May S15 90; spot Rio quiet
| and steady; fair cargoes at 20kc. Sugar-rsw
quiet but firm: fair refining Slide; cen.
quieter; G 53sc, extra c 51I-16151sc, white
extra @ eos 1-l6c, of A lI9160a57Sc,
mould A 1s-l6c standard A 11.1ec, confec,
TONERS 6L6c, cut loaf g. l6c crushed 2 q tRo