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

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Georgia IS mort. .l014 N. Y. Central 1885,
N.Carolna cons5s ~ Nor. 4 W. pref. 627R
N.Caroina cons is 81 Nor. Pacific. 49, 32jS
So. Caro-. Brown pref 75I6
III cohsols) :.''.--' !0S4 racine Mail. ...- 1885
tennessee is. .lO1 Reading. .......- 3&
IS .lO21s Richmond & Ale "a
Tennessee SO IS. &c .744s Richm'd & w. PIT
virginia Is. ...... 30 Terminal. =. 23l6
Va. 6s consoi ted. 80 Rock Island 49,. 973S
Ches. & Ohio .... - st. Paul - 6956
Northwestern. 1114 81 preferred 1lOl%
preferred. 140l9 Texas Pacific. 49,. PIX
Della. and Lack. 1855 Tenn Coal & Iron. $50
Erie ...........- 2718 Union Pacific. So. 67N
East Tennessee. q. 916 n. j. Central. 100
Lake Shore. .... 1864 Missouri Pacific E. 743z
L'vile & Nash. =. 500 Western Union =. IS
Memphis & Char. "a Cotton oil cerdh. 27L
Mobile L Ohio. 144 Brunswick ....... 33I%
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased. ......,.,,.,...,..S 763 200
Loans increased Observation-Disclosures. 8 9sS 200
Specie increased......... ............. 4333. 600
Legal tenders increased. .............. JOG, 600
Deposits increased. ................... 52l1 20)
Circulation decreased. -. ............. IN. 800
Banks now hold S14, 069, 400 in excess of the 25
per cent. rule.
New YORK, Feb. THE exports of specie
from the port of New York last week
amounted to S72e, 1876, of which Sol, 900 was in
gold and S720, O36 in silver; of the gold ex-
ports $500 went TO Europe and $4,000 to South
America; Of silver exports S702, 354 went to
Europe and 81, GS2 to South America. The i'm
ports of specie for the port of New York
amounted to S143,602 of which S107, 929 was in
gold and S35,873 in silver.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l, noOn.--Cotton-P Prices
barely maintained; Am rican middling lied;
sales 1000 ba es, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts Il, 900 bales
American 1S00.
Futures A aerican mddling. low miidling
clause, February delivery 60 64d; February
and March delivery 80 64d; March and April
delivery 1-64d, also 66-6id; April aud May
delivery 61-64d, also G264d; May and June
delivery 636ld, also Cd; June and July de-
livery Cd, also 164d; July and August delivery
6 1-64d, also 2-64d; August and September
delivery 6264d, also 63-64d. Market opened
easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 9,400 bales new dockets and 1 $50
bales old
2 p. m.-sales of the day included 5000
bales of American.
American middlng lied.
tutures-American middling, low middling
clause, February delivery 59-34d, sellers;
February and March delivery 59-64d sellers;
March and April delivery G0-64d, sellers; April
and May delivery 62-64d, sellers; May and June
delivery 63-64d, buyers; June and July delivery
cd, buyers; July and August delivery 6 1-6Id
BUYERS. Market closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, Feb. ], noon.-Cotron opened
dull; middling uplands 10 15-16c; middling Or
leans u 3-l6c; sales 81 bales.
FutureS-The market opened steady closed
steady, with sales as follows: February delivery
opened at 10 SIC and closed at 10 Sic; March
delivery opened at 10 SIC and closed at 10 SSc;
April delivery opened at 10 g2c and closed at
10 &c. May opened at 10 CSC and closed at
10 96c; June opened at II 02c and closed at
10 &c., July opened at IL 06c and closed at
II 03c.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed dull; middlinr
uplands 10 15-16c, middling Orleans II 3-l6c;
net receipts at this port to-day S94 bales gross
1855 bales; sales to-day 81 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
Of 6t0 halRz fglIOWg. do
livery 10 Si6l0 S5c. March 10 SS61O S9c, April
delivery 10 93Q10 Ode, May delivery 10 9601O &c
June delivery 10 99011 O0c, July delivery Il %
oil 0c, August delivery II 06011 O7c, Sep
tsmber delivery 10 5000 55c, October de-
livery 10 1910 l9c, November delivery 10 070
10 10c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures declined SOLO points, largely owing to
the decline in Liverpool and considerable sell
ing by bulls, but later on there was a small
rally, owing to covering by shorts and manipu-
lation in the long interest. Speculation was
less spirited, and after such active operations
as those Witnessed within the last month, the
markets are a little tired. Cotton on spot was
quiet"
GALVESTON, Feb. 1.-Cotton steady; middliny
10 9-16c; net rece pts 2,239 bales, gross 2239:
sales $50 bales; stock 1921 bales, to Great Bri
tain 5,00} bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. Cotton quiet; miidline
1O3sc; net receipts 4OO9 bales, gross 1000; sales
2l5 bales; stock 5OSS6 bales; exports, coastwise
502 bales
BALTIMORE, req. l.-COtUOn nominal; middling
10 15l6c; net receipts u bales, gross SAB; sales
- bales; STOCK S,33S bales; exports, coastwise
1900 bales
BOSTON. Feb. Cotton quiet; middling Ike;
net rec sipts 592 bales, gross 1862; sales none;
stock none; exports. to Great Britain 493 bales
WILMINGTON, Feb. Lotion quiet; mid
ding 1880; net receipts 229 bales, gross 229:
sales none; stock 1913 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Lotion steady; mid.
ding 1l1sc; net receipts 16Ss bales ross /. 6sS:
stock II, IS5 bales exports, TO Great Britain SSS
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.--Cotton dull and little
doing; nliddling lose; net receipts 5.165 bales,
gross 5, 1866; sales 1900 bales; stock (corrected)