The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

SorthEsstsrn 1853 Texas Ps a. scea 10 Ia
~, preierred ~ Tenn Coll & Iron 30
| pea q LACK ..--lSI = Union Pacific zG
/ IRE -..----...-.. lsA n J. Central. 80 81
I LAST IsnnesSes. Missouri Pacific 81
LaAS SaC-e -----lgo74 western Union. 755k
L vile Mash. q Cotton Oh cert 1917
| Memphis & Char 20 Brunswick -, III
NOBLE & Onio. -. 25k Mobile & Ohio "a IS =
van q Caatt a. 20 Silver Certificate. .1143z
The weekly statement OF the associatsd banks
issued issued oy the clearing house to-day shows the
| following changes:
Reserve increased ............ ca a2S 705
Loans decreased ............ 50f 'e10
Legal tenders increased -. ..... $3.50
| Deposits decreased . ~ IN
/ Circulation increased $50 ... n pa
Banks now mold S6J7. O.5 in excess OF the re.
qurements OF the Is per cent rule.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. g. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; American mid ling ) SLID. GALES 10 On
| oales-Americau $500 bales; speculation aud
exp 5rt 800 bales; receipts 80 coo bales-AmeFican
| g. 100 bales.
Futures american m 4 Hing. loE rniddIing
clause, December delivery ID; December and
January delivery ID; January and February
delivery 1884, February aud March delivery
| 1904 also 1854; March aud April de-
livery l6-64d, also 17-eid; April and May de-
also 22-64d; June aud July delivery 524 6id:
July and August delivery 25-6id. also 2j-G4d
| Futures steady.
~ u IN -cucuFeS: American nitdfny. iOW
mlddllng ella Use, December delivery 1910
| e6id; December and January delivery 7-g4d:
January and February delivery l0-64d
buyers; March and April delivery 5 Is S4d
buyers; April and May delivery ) iS-6td
sellers; May AMI June delivery 5 21-6415 22-6ld:
June aud July delivery @4-64 sellers: July and
| August delivery 2j-5id, s-IlerS. Futures closed
quiet but steady.
American midilng 3-1ed
new foas, Dsc. -, nooa-Cotton opened
rrF1lan DC
| leans ll-l5c; sales % bales
Futures-Marzet opened and closed quiet but
steady, with sales as follows: December delivery
opened at SC and closed at O2c; January de
| livery opened at lie and closed at 8 IOc; Fec
ruary delivery opened at 25c and closed at
3 &c; March delivery opened at sSc and
| closed at 9 36c: ADrl delivery opened at 4Sc
aad Closed at 47c; Aay delivery opened at
53c and closed at 56c.
BOO p. Motion closed dull and easy;
middling uplands CSC; middling Orleans
Lice; net receipts SO bales: gross receipts
5000 bales; sales to-day is bales, last evening 81
! bales.
Futures-Market closed que. but Steady. with
sales OF 1850 bales, as follows: December
| delivery 02c; January delivery lO0g lie: Feb
ruary delivery 9 27@l9 25c; March delivery
. 81 40 59c; April delivery 8 s7GJ 4sc: May de-
livery 9 1909 dc; June delivery 0 65GD9 &c /;
July delivery 1909 &c; August delivery so
! y NC; September delivery 4S09 Soc
The SGa's cotton review says: Futures
| were unsettled aud irregular, closing quiet and
steady at 2 points advance on Dec snib.r aud
l02 points decline on other months from yes
terdsy closing prices. The depression to-day
| was due almost entirely TO a weaker report
IT IN Liverpool, but the opinion that the port
| receipts may at once begia to snow fuller
! figures, comparatively at least, was an element
of weakness Tners il however a bull PARTY of
no small Influence, which acts upon the belief
that with al easier turn 10 the money market,
prices Of cotton will improve. But waen shall
we have an easier money market: VIII it CO ne
| before or after tue south has undergone such
process OF Liquidation a IL did in January aJd
! February, $50? II so, very WELL parhaps II
| not. stand from under. Spot cotton was
| quiet
GALVESTON, Dec. l3.-Cotton steady; middling
! ate; net receipts 5,l62 bales. gross 5,l62
bales sales l76o bales; STOCK 81 10 bales; exports
| TO Crest Britain 4,*0S bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
| &C; net receipts 1885, bales, gross 1857; sales
l1O9 bales stock a, i65 bales; exports coastwise
| 1851 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec 13.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9S-c; net receipts - bales, gross 1873;
sales none; stock 2l,0l9 bales; exports, coast
| wise 1859 bales.
Boston, Dec 19-Cotton quiet but steady:
middhng CSC; net rec ipts go bales, gross
2.&6i; sales none; stock - bales; exports, TO
| Great Britain lis bales.
WIlAiNGToN, Dec. l3.-Cotton closed quiet;
| mddling s34c; net receipts 2o3 bales gross 1853;
sales none; stock l3d84 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-Cott1n quiet; mid
| ding 9 SC; net recei its ~ bales. gross IL;
| stock, corrected, 4,23l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 13.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l5-iec; net receipts 1905 bales, gross
| 5000 sales $3.50 bales; stock s62. 35 bales;
exoorts, TO Great Britain 6, $50 bales, TO France
3. 664 bales, coastwise 319.
Futures-The market osed quiet but steady
delivery 65c, January delivery sic, Feb
ruary delivery 8 95c, March delivery lie
April delivery 9 2Oc May delivery 2Sc june
| delivery &c. July delivery 4jc, Au gust de-
livery 0 &c, September delivery 01c-
Crop moveme Z from Sept. 1 TO Dec. ~, in
elusive, is as follows Port recsipts S,tSS, 1oS
bales, against 3,57l, l29 bales last year. over
land movement mills and Canada 517 ,4i8 bales
| against 4iS5ol bales last year. Interior stocks
| in excess OF Sept. ], 4j3413 bales: against
| 323, 443 bales last year. Southern mill takings
| 1913 2i9 bales against AS bales last year
| Amount of crop brought into sight during l0i
days, 4,SJ6,99S bales. AGAINST 4,5i0, jS9 last year
| Northern spinners takings and Canada overland
1,0l1j95 bales against "a l12 last year. Increase
| OF stocAS at ports and twenty nine leading in
terror southern markets durn the week
| were 81 ,S95 bales. against 30,558 bales last
| year. Stocks at ports and interior towns are
now 1856. 16S bales larger than they were at this
| date last season.
MOBILE, Dec. 13.-Cotton easy; middling
l,-1dc: net receipts 1890 bales, gross go;
sales 900 bales; STOCK 30 576 bales; exports, coast
wise 1872 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 13.-Cotton weak and irregu-
lar; milling &c; receipts 5,691 bales shipments
1913 bales; sales 1900 bales; sloc< 49, 9i3 bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec 13-Cotton quiet; midding
&c; receipts 2,493 bales; 81 pments S29 bales;
sales 1,180 bales; stccI 50,Oi6 bales.
ding 6l3c; net receipts 2,221 bales, gross
| 2,22I; sales 800 bales; stock 56,265 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1913 bales.
ATLANTA, Dec. 13.-CotUon dull; midding
s 1j-16c; receipts IA bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton parts to-day 39,21l bales;
ex corts. to Great Britain II ,127 bales, to
France 3 S64 bales, to the Continent 10,524 bales;
stock at all American ports 720, 420 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec lathe total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 3o99,s47 bales Of
which co. AZ bales are American against 2 953,
92l and :. 553124 bales respectively, last year.
Receipts at ali interior towns for this week
1875 121 bales. Receipts from plantations 200, 345
bales. Crop in sight 4,672, 264 bales.
GRAIN AID PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Dec. 19 noon.-Flour quiet an |
firm Wheat quiet and strong. Corn dull
and weak. PORK dull and steady at $40 900
IL 90. Lard quiet aud easy at 81 1919 Freights
easy.
500 D. m. Flour. southern. unchanged;
common to fair, extra, 81 4oGS 80; good to
choice, extra. 50 90D5 25 Wheat higher and
in moderate demand and firm; No red, cash,
81 051s in elevator; options stronger, Ss@1c
higher; trading light No 2 red, December
delivery 81 05; January delivery 81 05Sz; Feb
ruary delivery $; May delivery 81 07ss; July
delivery $. Corn steady and dull; No. q 64c in
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