The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-12


Virginia Is ..... so Rock Island ...... 7oss
ches: & OHIO leu 0 FA Deferred. .1Ss]z s
| Northwestern 1O7 Texas Pacific ... 10
preferred 40 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 40
| Della & Lack -. 1875 Union Pacific. ..- 52M
| Erie. ....... ...... 22A " ]. Central. e.. lib
| East Tennessee. 81 Missouri Pacific. 67A
| Lake Shore 800. 1868 Western Union. 6lA
| l. vile & Nash. 90. S0I3 Cotton Oil cert. - 10
| Memphis 81 Char 90 Brunswick 6
| Mobile g. Ohio -. 27I1 Mobile & Ohio As. 65
| Nash. & Chatt'a 9716 Silver certificates. 11056
The weekly statement of the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased. .................SS s.. 355, g15
| Loans increased. Observation-Disclosures. g54, 100
| Specie decreased. 900. ............. S,7l7.S00
| Legal tenders decreased o.. .......... 1,2 $500
| Deposits decreased. .-................ 6,213,70O
| Circulation increased. . ........... I6, 90
Banks now hold SO 1855, 225 in excess of the re-
quirements OF the 70 per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Oct. II, noon.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand; Am rIcan middling sid;
aud export LOCO bales; receipts $1,000 bales
| American Is, 400.
Futures American m ling. low middling
clause, October delivery 4S 64d; October and
November delivery ID; November ana De-
cember delivery ID; December and Jan
uary delivery $3.50; January and February
delivery So64@5 80 Cad; February aud March
ID; April and May delivery ID; May
and n delivery 45-64d. Futures steady.
NEW YORK, Oct. IL, noon.-Cotton opened
easy middling uplands 1O9sc; middiing Or
leans 10 9l6c; sales GO bales.
| Futures-Market opened steady and closed
| SLOW nut steady, with sales as follows: Octo-
Der delivery opened at 10 l3c and closed at
| III l4c; November delivery opened at 10 l2c and
| closed at 10 13c, December delivery opened at
~ l6c and closed at 10 nc; January delivery
| opened at 10 22c and closed at C; February
delivery opened at 10 2Sc and closed at 10 PC
March delivery opened at 10 34c and closed at
10 35c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy: middling
uplands 103sc; mddling Orleans 10 9-16c net
receipts to-day IA bales, gross 9S15; sales
to-day 604 bales. last evenin272 bales
Fut ires-Market closed steady, with sales of
1920 bales, as follows: October delis cry
10 1000 l4c; November delivery 10 1000 13c;
december delivery 10 1G@l0 lie; January de-
livery 10 22c; February delivery 10 2o@
~ CSC; March delivery 10 Ss0 10 Soc; April
delivery 10 41@l0 42c, May delivery 10 $50
10 49c, June delivery 10 56010 SIC, July de-
livery 10 C2110 CSC.
NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE total visible supply
of cotton for the world is LESBOS bales. Of
which 1,1is63S bales are American against ,3S7
90 and l,Oi2s60 bales, respectively, last year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
1883 bales. Receipts from plantations 3l5 COG
bales. Crop in sight 1,264, 2l4 bales
Inc suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at point advance, closing unchanged
on near and point decline on late months and
steady. The market opened stronger, because
considerable short interest was made yesterday
in expectation of a sharp decline in Liverpool,
under the influence of the bureau report. But
that market was better sustained than eX-
pected, and there was some buying TO cover
contracts When this demand had been sup
pied the market weakened, but there was
finally rally and the clos was well up to the
best figures of the day. The weather to-day
was generally very favorab e to crop prospects.
Receipts tie ports for the coming week are
} estimated at $4,000 bales. Spot cotton was
easier and fairly active for home cons lmption;
} 1nidd1 uplands 10}sc, middiing CULTS 100 Ice.
GALVESTON, oct: l!.-Cotton easy; middling
Ice; net rec -ipts 9,41s bales, gross 9,419; sales
l20SS bales; stock 7S,673 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 11.-Cotton easy; mddling
} lCc; net r5cspts 5,253 bales gross 5,l5s; sales
3,476 bales; St OK $3.50 bales; exports, coast
wise l.032 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet middline
1O14c; net rsce pts 80 bales, gross 2,s4 sales
none; stock 5,ool bales! exports, coas5wise o0C
bales.
BosroN, Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet but steady
middling 1Ossc; net rec Il DTS noue, gross l.457
Britain 5s4 bales
WILMINGTON, Oct 11.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 934c: net receipts 1905 bales, gross
, zoos; sales none; stock Il 40 bales
l | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1034c; net recei3ts 63 bales. gross .25l
stock 3,22' bales; exports, TO the continent So
! | bales.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 1i.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling Ice; net receipts IL, 22c
!, bales, gross l5,4O4; sales 1850 bales; stock
! | 93 200 bales; exports, 10 Great Britain 49i:
bales.
. Futures-Tne market closed steady, with
sales of lI.200 bales as follows: October deliv
cry nc, November delivery 9 73c, Decam
, Der delivery Zoe, January delivery S9c Feb
l., ruary delivery Gle, Marc1 delivery . 99c
April delivery 10 O6c, May delivery 10 lie
June delivery 10 2lc, July delivery 10 pc
d Crop moveme from Sept. to Oct. 10, in
/ elusive, is as follows: Port receipts 1872: 1896
4 bales, against 942, 622 bales. Overland move
d ment to mills and Canada 30 .596 bales against
Il, 112 bales. Interior stocks in excess OF Sept
d /, 90O53 bales, against 109'97 bales last
i year. Southern mill takinss CO. 70l bales against
60 800 bales. Amount of crop brought into sight
during 43 DAYS, / 3D. 261 bales against 1853 $50
: last year. Northern spinners takings and Can,
ada overland 207, $50 bales against 1877 ,557 last
year. Stocks at ports and twenty nine LEADING
C 102, 0e3 bales. against 610 bales Stocks at
1 ports and interior towns are II, 123 bales
8 larger than they were at this date last season
) Movement includ 5000 bales received at Pen
0 sacola, Fla, and cleared for Great Britain
o Oct. 9.
o MOBILE, Oct. 11.-Cotton market steady; mid
0 ding SIC; net receipts 2,626 bal s. gross
= 1926 bales; sales 25 90 bales; stock 17,l26 bales
- exports, coastwise /, 494 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet but steady
% middling Ice; receipts 237l bales; shipments
% 1000 bales; sales l472 bales; STOCK IA 800 bales
0 AUGUSTA, Oct. 1l.-Cotton steady; middlins
2 1s,1ec; reoei pts 2i145 bales; shipments a.SlI
bales; sales s,l59 bales; STOCK IA, 16S bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. l1.-Cotton firm; mlddhne
9A09 IS. ice; net receipts 4,196 bales, gross
ALSO, safes ooO DaleS; stock AZ, lOo bales; ex
ports, coastwise 1868 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct 1l.-CotUon quiet; middlins
11-1ec; receipts 1896 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct 1I-Consolidated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day So ga bales
exports, to Great Britain 1851 bales to tn,
continent ,349 bales, to France 3,745; stock al
all American ports 439, 957 bales.
, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York. Oct. H. noon. - Flour slow and
steady, Wheat weak and 1Jsc lower Corr
$ easier and lc lower Pork quiet and steady al
S11 5OQl2 % Lard steady at SO 421S Freight.
n unsettled.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern, quiet but weak
common to fair extra So 5004 10; good tc
choice SO 90. Wheat dull but nominal anC
1s0l4c lower; No. red, 81 04A; options
declined l1sG2c on bureau reports and unsatis
factory weekly bank statements, which caused
some realizing and expected heavy receipts al
d Minneapolis; No. red, October delivery 81 04J5
. November delivery 81 0j9s; May delivery
1t 81 1913. Corn dull and 2c lower and weak
It No. 2, 56l%C; options declined 1L6n1a<o ard