The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Erie ............ 1858 Union Pacific. 80. CT
East Tennessee. 91s N. j. ntral. III
Lake Shore. ......1o64 Missouri Pacific - 74A
L'vllle z nah 99ls Western Union; $40
Memphis Omar. 81 Cotton il certif. 27A
| Moblle& Ohio. 1914 Brunswick. 31A
| %Bid.
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
| Reserve decreased. 81 400 $50
Loans increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ), 165, 100
| Legal tenders decreased. =. ........ 2O24 900
Deposits increased. .................. 2, 411,0
| Circulation increased. .............. 3j,400
Banks now hold s., 658, $50 in excess of the 25
| per cent. rule.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The exports of specie
| from the port of New York last week
amounted to S851 $40, of which 5000 was in
! gold and S3lS,9l0 in silver; of the gold ex-
ports S1,3 0 went to Europe and 81, 730 to South
America; of silver exports S345, 300 went to
Europe and $3.50 to South America. The i'm
| ports of specie for the port of New York
amounted to $9s,9a7, of which S5O,8l8 was in
gold and $2S.009 in silver.
COTTON.
| L1vERPooL, Feb. 8, noon.--Cotton quiet but
| steady; Am rican mid ling Cd; sales 5000
| oa es, OF which 500 bales were for specula-
| tlon and export; receipts q, 200 bales-Ameri-
can 1890.
Futures A erican m ling. -ow middIing
clause, February delivery 63-64d, also 62f-d
| February and March delivery 65,6ld. 45,5
! 5 6@-64d March and prl delivery 2-64d alRl
! 5 63-6ld; April d May delivery 4-6td sL- }
6 2-64d; May and June delivery 7-64d, also
| 6 3-6Id; June and July delivery Slid also
| 8 5-54d; July and August delivery 6 S-6id, also
6 6-64d; August and Uenb delivery 6-64d
also 464d. Market opened firm, since become
| quiet.
], p. m;-sales of the day included 400
| bales of American.
| American middling Cd.
| tutnres-Ainercan middling low middling
| clause February delivery 5 81 Id, BUYERS =;
| Eaahr ay1d dhfi. A. y . 4
! March and April delivery Sd, buyers; April and
| May delivery 3-6td sellers; May and June
delivery 5-6id, sellers; June and July d livery
| 6 Gid, sellers; July and August delivery 764i
| sellers; August delivery 7-641 sellers:
August aud September delivery 5-6ld, sellers
| Market closed quiet.
NV YoREE, FEB. s. ,noon.-Cotton opened
| steady; middling upands Il 3-16c; mlddling Or
leans II 716c; aes l05 bales.
Futures-The market opened easy, closed
steady, with sales as follows: February delivery
opened at II 1Oc and closed at II 07c; Marcl
| delivery opened at II I3c and closed at II 09c;
April delivery opened at II 1Sc and closed at
, II 14c; May opened at II 21c and closed at
| II lie; June opened at II 24c and closed at
| II 26c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middIing
uplands II 3-!6c, middling Orleans II 7-16c; net
receipts at this port to-day 40 bales gross l057
bales; sales to-day 105 bales.
Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
| sales Of 74,5O0 bales as lows: February de-
avery II zQl1 orc, March delivery II 900
| II 10c, Arril delivery II C, May delivery II II
| oil lSc, June delivery II 22011 23c, July de-
J livery Ii oil &c gust delivery II 29M
II 3Oc, Sept amber delivery 10 t601O CSC, Octo-
Der delivery l029Ol0 25c, oVsmber delivery
| 10 11Ol0 13c, ecember delivery 10 11010 13c
The SUMS cotton review SAYS: Cotton
| futures were less active, with Liverpool advices
! Disappointing and some disposition to realize
| on the recent advance. Southern Spot markets
were in some cases higher bat options in New
| Orleans we're lower. To-day's transactions
| showed lu after the feverish action of ate,
Exports of cotton clot>ls from Great Britain for
| January show some decreases. Cotton on spot
| was steady"
GALVESTON, Feb. 8.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1015c; net rece pts 1,407 bales, gross 1,4O7
sales 900 bales; stock 52051 bales
| NORFOLK, Feb. S.-Cotton steady; middling
| 1038c; net receipts 1917 bales, gross 1917;
| sales 257 bales; stock 52,54l bales; exports,
| coastwise 4S0 bales
| BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-Cotton nominal; middline
| lie; net receipts - bales, gross d86; sales =
bales; stock Il 1924 bales.
}osroN, Feb s.-Cotton firm; middline
| 1850; net rec ipts 59l bales, gross 1859;
sales none: stock none; exports, to Great Britain
| 11y6 bales.
NnMINGroN, Feb. Section nominal; mid
ding 1880; net receipts 113 bales, gross 1l3;
sales none; stock II, 800 bales.
PHILAoE LPHIA, Feb. 8-Cotton firm; mid.
ding 1850; net receipts 753 bales, gross
758; >tock IL, 1854 bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Feb. 9,-Cotton steady; mid
ding 101ac; net receipts oslo bales, gross
| 6,533; sales 5000 bales; stock PSI 1928 bales:
exports, to the continent 1898 bales. coastwise
| bales.
Futures The market closed steady. with
sales of 1900 bales, as follows: February de-
| livery 10 Gle, March delivery 10 64c Aprl de-
livery 10 64c May delivery 10 Tic, June de-
livery 10 SAC, July delivery, 10 Ole, August de.
livery 10 S5c, September delivery 10 l9c Octo-
Der Ssc, November delivery 78c.
/ MOBILE, Feb. s., oUlon steady; middlipe
1olac;, net receipts AIS bales, gToss AS; sales
1900 bal s; stock 26,2o7 bales; exports. coast
MEMPHIS, Feb. e.-Cotton quiet; middline
10 9-l6c; recei lis 9O2 bales; shipments 1866
bales; sales 1900 bales stock 81, 731 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Feb. 8-Cotuon. quiet but firm
m diling l015c; receipts 302 bales; sh pmente
39S bales; sales rs bales: stock $50 ba es
CHARLES ON, Feb. s.-Cot on market steady;
mid ling 1016c; net receip 497 bales, gross 49,
sales - bales; stock q, 1879 bales; exports
| coastwise 327 bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. 8.-Cotton quiet; middline
l015c; receipts 112 bales.
INV OAK, Feb. s. jonsoli ated ct receipts
at ii cotton orts to-day amounted to 17,12l
ales; exports, o treat 3rIGaIn 1856 bales
| to Franco - bales, to the continent 132d
| bales; stock at all American ports 68t,9S0 bales
The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is BOSS, 969 bales of which 2,523, 1863 bales
are American, against 2,69s,S94 and 2,3i5, 1874
! bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
ceipts from plantations 49,, 917 bales. Crop in
| sight 635S, S07 bales.
| PAovtsI 1Ns. GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8. noon.-wheat steady: de.
| mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
| steady; demand poor.
| NEW YORK, Feb. g. noon.-F1our quiet and
| steady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull
| but steady. P1rt quiet and steady at $40 2 "a
| II 50. Lard dull and easy at 81 49, Freights
| steady.
500 p. m.-Flour steady and quiet Wheat
! dull but firmer: No. pr ID S50S5Lc in elevator;
| options dull, AQesc lower but steady, with the
| west buying : No. red, February delivery
sE6c, March delivery s55Isc, May delivery 24c
| Corn dull but, steady; No. ,, cash. 355slb36c ia
and steady = February delivery csc March
delivery at 967sc, May delivery 3S5Sc. Oats
| steady; options duh but firm; February delivery
2S3sc, March delivery 2S14c, May delivery q 1kc:
mixed western at 270930c. Hops quiet and
strong; State, new, 12Q19c. Coffee-options
closed steady and unchanged to points own,
quiet; February delivery l6 00016 Csc, March
delivery 10 006116 05c, April delivery IS &c, May
delivery Is S5Q1l5 90c; spot Rio firm and quiet;
| fair cargoes 1890, Sugar. raw easy and quiet;
far refining Lice; centrifugals, 800 test, 5,6c;
| refined more active flrm-C 1-1605 5-l6c off A
| 5 11-l6055Bc; mould CSC; standard A 61kc;
confectoners' &c; cut loaf 71sc; crushed 716c;
| powdered 6 9-16c graduated &c. Molasses
| Foreign stron r; New Orleans open kettle
| common to fancy, strong. Petroleum quiet and
| firm; crude, in barrels, at Parker's, Sc rs; re-
fined, here 81 30. Cotton seed oil strong at 2Sc
/ for crude and SIC for yellow Wool domes-
tic fleece 82031c, pulled 276l36c, Texas 136127c.
! Pork firm and quiet; mess, old $40 256llO Is:
extra prime 50 255D9 IS. Beef Inactive: extra