The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

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The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued by tine clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased .. 81 976 900
Loans decreased ...................- {. Is. 90
specie increased .......- ......--..--. yl4,5O)
Legal tenders decreased. .........- p9,luO
Deposits decreased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fOS, 60
Circulation decreased. 80. ............-- 400
Banks now hold s., 3G3 200 less than require
ments OF the IS per cent. rule
new YORK. Aug. SL-The exports OF specie
from the port Of New York during the past
week amounted 10 Sl79,Tll, OF which Sl6i,12
was in gold and $4,000 in silver All of
the exports were consigned 20 South America
Inc imports OF specie for the port OF New
York for the week amounted to 1901 1874, of
which s6S6,Ol7 was in gold and S2Oj.26 In
silver.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 30, noon.-Cotton quiet and
easy; American miiiling 3l6d; sales 5000
bales, Of which 30 were for speculation ald
export; receipts 5000 bales, of which 1850 were
American.
Futures American m ling. low middliuz
clause, August delivery i-64d, also Cd, also
; 1854, also 62-641. also 61-G4 also 6O64d,
| also J9-64d also 81 64d; August aud Septem-
| 5 60-64d. also 57-j4d, also 5S-64d, 5e-6id;
September delivery 6364d; September and
October delivery 5l-64l also 5O-64d, also
5 49-6id, also > 4S-G4d October and November
delivery 45-64d; November and December de-
| livery ID; December and January delivery
5 4E64d; January and February delivery
4+64d, also 43 6id, also 426 ID, also 4i-6id;
February and March delivery 45-6id. Futures
weak
The henderson, deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to $500 ba es new dockets and 100
bales old
1900 p. m.-sales of the day included $500
| bales of American.
American good middling 3-l0d; middling
| b l-l6d; low mi ldlng l5-i6d; good ordinary
| . 13-l6d; ordinary ll-l6d
Futlrss-A nsricen midtlIng, low middlng
clause, September delivery 67-64d, sellers; Sep
| October and November delivery 45-6Id, sellers;
| November and December delivery A6Id,
sellers; December and January delivery 1904,
| sellers; January and February delivery 43-64d
! sellers; February and March delivery H-64G
45-64d; March and April delivery 46-64d, sell
| ers; April and May delivery 4S-64d, sellers
| Futures closed weak for months and quiet
| for distant. The failure of a small cotton firm
| is reported
NEW YORK, Aug. 30, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands lie; mlddling Orleans
| IL Bite; sales to-day 1876 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady and closed
| steady, with sales as follows: September de-
| livery opened at 10 Gle and closed at 10 $50:
October delivery opened at 10 BIC and closed
and closed at 10 23c, December delivery opened
at 10 29c and closed at 10 26c; January delivery
| opened at 10 SIC and closed at 10 soc.
5:00p. Motion closed quiet; middling up
lands lie; middlin2 Orleans II 3i6c; net
ceipts to-day - bales, gross SS5; sales to-day
81 Oales. last evening ~.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady with
sales Of 81, 100 bales as follows: August delivery
&C, September delivery 10 $500 Soc October
delivery 10 34010 Boo; November delivery 10 Is
@IO nc; December delivery 10 2i010 &c;
January delivery 10 3oR10 Sic; February deliv-
cry 10 346b1O &C; March delivery 10 37D1O 39c,
April delivery 10 ~ 1l0 dc
The Sums cotton review says: Futures
opened at decline of six points for September
and two to four oints on other months closing
steady at six to nine points decline from yes
terdays closing prices. Receipts at the ports
were 1879 bales, against 5,S9o bales last year.
Liverpool was again disturbing factor There
were two more failures reported there, and
that market fell 4-6lO6-64d near deliveries;
while sales there were only 5000 bales. There
was manifest disposition here to shorten sail
for fear or further squabbles and selling among
commission houses was general not excepting
the Greek and German elements. Southern
markets have latteriy been declining. Receipts
have been liberal Dulluess in Manchester and
'carryings on at Liverpool have been fought to
change the constitutional optimists into pessi-
nists of the blueSt tinge. While there have
been complaints of rust and shedding from
few localities and drought IN portions of to-day
crop advices they have been in the main favor
able. The decline and failures in Liverpool
caused a drop here, and closing prices were
about the lowest of the day, Notwithstanding
the usual demand to cover Just before the
legal holiday, Monday being Labor day. Cotton
on spot was duh and lower"
GALVESTON, Aug. 30.-Cotton easy; ddling
1Ossc; net rsce pts 4, 500 bales, gross 4,s99-ail
new crop; sales $50 bales; .es to spnnerS 2
bales; stock ID 81 bales. Total net receipts for
the year 800, liz bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 30.-Cotton steady; middlnQ
l01nc; net receipts 32 bales; gross 1872; sales 50
bales; STOCK l IA bales exports coastwise II
bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug 30.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1114c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales none: stock ESQ bales.
BosToN. Aug. 30,-Cotton quiet and weaker;
middiing II Lice; net rec tipts - bales, gross
II; sales nOne stock 49, bales
wilmington, Aug 30.-Cotton quiet but steady:
midoling 104c; net receipts 543 bales, gross $40;
sales none; stock 800 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-COtton steady; mid
ding 1l35c; net receipts 50 bales, cross 4,O9O;
stoch, actual bales. Total net receipts for the
year 81 G14 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3O.--Cotton closed easy;
middling 10 &c net receipts 1917 including OPS
bales new crop; gross 1857; sales 100 bales;
stock, corrected, 1853 bales exports, to Great
Britain 12,977 bales, c0astwise SOS. Total net
receipts for the year 1881 bales
Futur4s-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of 20, 700 bales as follows: August
delivery C, September delivery 10 00c
October delivery soc. November delivery nc,
December delivery C, January delivery Q Sac
February delivery 8 90c, March delivery sc
April delivery 10 O4c. May delivery 10 lie.
MOBILE, Aug. 3d. otton market EASY:
midd ing l014c; net rec ipts SOP bal 8 ross 500
including 216 new crop; sales 30 bales; stock
actual, LA bales; exports, coastwise 266 bales
MEMPHIS, Aug. 30-Cotton nom nal; mid ling
1034c; receipts II bales; shipments 2OS bales
ali to spnaers; sales q bales sgocz actual, 467
bales.
AU5UsrA Aug. 3).-Cotuon quiet; middling
1Oc; rccei PTS 1121 bales; shipments 974; sales
2l9 bales sJocS 1920 bales
CHAR 4EsToN, Aug. 30.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1880; net rece p l. 146 bales gross .746:
sales -. bales; stock 3,522 bales; exports. coast
wise 263 bales.
New YoIK, Aug. 30.-ConsoH lated net re.
ceipGs az III cotton Iors to-day were IS. 72g
bales; exports, Great BrI. ain "a, 49, bales;
the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
SO 1896 bales.
ATLANTA. Aug. 3O.-Ootton firm; middlinR
1l14c; no receipts.
NEw YORK, Aug. &.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 1871, 100 bales, Of
which 525, 900 bales are American, against 684 7SS
and S35 bales, respectively last year Re-
ceots at all interior towns for the week
30,2I4 bales Receipts from plantations IS, 625
bales. Crop In sight - bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LrvERP DOL, Aug. 50 noon.-Wheat easy; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No l, rs edd7s sgd Corn firm; demand poor;
mixed western As 71ad