The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

Eas. tennessee "a Missouri Pacific. 6s,S
Lake Shore 1854 Western Union. 79iZ
l. vile Nash 755z Cotton Oil CERT rs
Memphis s Char 81 Brunswick. .---.. S5iz
Noble & Ohio. p Mobile & Ohio Is C u
NASH & ChGtt a. 80 Silver Certificates IC2 q
The weekly statement OF the associated baaxs
issued by the clearing house to-day shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased ~ 81 9fS -
t i1lals 1ecreS-seu -------....--..-.- 70 -sJl
specie decreased -.-.... ......... Sls5Iul
Legal tenders decreased =. .......... LOS. $50
Deposits decreased. observation-disclosures. 4O3f 100
Circulation decreased 79fj
Banks now hold S25i4, 49, less than the re-
qdIre'nentS OF the = per cent. rule
Io--ley $ stock market was merely anGexE to
tilat OF YESTERDAY. anu WEAKNESS was still the
great character Of deeiags prices beng sCill
so"er TINS evening Opening prices were Il TO
e per cent. better than last evenings figures,
ott h0U wlIhsIanciag the buying the pressure
70 sen was stiil heavy. and declines in Changers
auu some DINERS were very material in the first
hlI hours trading Illinois Central dropped ,
per cent, s.. Paul aud Chicago Gas ~ per
cent, Lackawanna like amount, Western
OIlt'h rs, sugar and Louisville IA, ana other
per cent. and less. The pressure was then
aoated, and comparative dullless was accom-
PltniSu by considerable reaction in the list when
stagnaflOl in prices succeeded The bank
statement, wnen issued showed q reduction in
Tue surplus reserve of S3,500.OD0, and :here was
another sharp break followed, in which particu-
lar attention was paid by bears to Reading,
=, O.: c. and l., and ST. Louis and st. Paul pre-
teFred, each dropping away about 2 per cent
While with losses of per cent. and under were
NUMBERS. The pressure sh owed NJ abatement
up 10 the close, although some stocks had not
lost ali OF the reaction from the lowest prices
OF the first hour; others, however reached sin
lower ngursS than were touched yesterday AM
the close vas active aud weak, at or about thu
lowest prices of the day, as compared with iast
evening Reading IS down l o, Nsw England
docking valley, MOI thern Pacific preferred, and
New York Central each. IA, ST. Paul and
Louisville and Nashville eacn. III; Illinois Cen
tral and burlington and Quincy each. l per
cent, ana others fractional amounts, with Pull
man at "a hi2hor and Pacific Mal per cant
sales listed $4,000 shares: unlisted 1900
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 8, noon.-C otton-Business
dull without quotable change; American mid
ding 53Sd; sales 6,00O balsS-American $40.
speculation aud export 500 bales receipts 1,103
Futures "A ne 1can m ling, log miiiIin,
clause November delivery 1S-6l@5 1864.
December and January delivery $500 2O-5ld;
January and February delivery 52tj4SS5 22-64f.
February and March delivery 2i-j4SA5 9}.st,
March and April delivery 5 2361G1S 25-6ii::
April and May delivery 26-64Gs5 2S-64i: NAV
ana June delivery 2S-6tG5 35-64d; June ana
july delivery 53!-6i05 S@6ld. Futures All {
but steady
100 =. m.-sales Of the day included 5000
bales of American.
l;v0 p. m.-ruJures: American mi Idliny. low
middhng clause, November delivery iSGi0
l9-6ld; November and December delivery
1664435 19-64d; Dscem Der and January deiiv ~
S5es1' buyers; January and February delivery
Sold buyers; March and April delivery
2J-64 % 2j-6id; April and May delivery aT-6I6.
. TS-Uidi May and June delivery 30-G4l
Futures closed quiet but steady.
NEW 1oaX, Nov. y noon.-CoJuon opened
dul but steady; middlng uplands 91kc; MD.
oling orleans l3-i6c; sales 800 bales.
Fdtures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: November delivery Q 27c:
December delivery 9 46c; January delivery 8 see:
February delivery &c; March delivery Q 6Tc
April delivery zoe.
SOD p. m.-Cotton closed quiet: niidHne
uplands 0 J-l6 C; middling Orleans 18I6c
net receipts to-day - bales. gross 452; sales
to-day PSI baeS
Futlres-Market closed steady, with sales OF
5l,vUJ DaieS, follows: November delivery
*909 Bic: december delivery 8 4GGA9 4ic.
January delivery So 40 SIC; February delivery
6209 6lc; March delivery 67@p 6Sc; Apri
delivery > 1902 nc; May delivery 9 75Gs--c;
June delivery . 5000 93c, July delivery GOA
10 0Oc, August delivery 10 O4010 06c
me sun cotton review says: Futures
opened at . to points advance turned easier,
closing steady at TO points advance from
yesterdays closing prices. There WIS a houvant
opening on smart advance from LIVERPOOL
put when g certain amount of short
interest mad been closed up the demand fell of
Prlces gave way. the bears recovering courage
on very favorable picking weather south and
the promise of a further crop movement for the
current week. Port receipts are estimated az
5Or0OO DaleS, and there is in progress q yery
large overland movement, which will be shown
on the statistics for November. SPOT G tton
here was quiet but steady
GALVESTON, Nov 8-Cotton quiet; middling
9-llc; net receipts 7.733 bales. gross 7,TS}:
sales 1857 bales; STOCK lis S94 bales; exports To-
Great Britain 6,6l9 bales
NORFOLK, Nov. S.-Cotton steady; middlinf,
sac; net receipts 2,945 bales, gross 2945; sales
2,34 bales; stock 44555 bales; exports, coastwise
1854 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Section ns41oAal; mid
s dlag o glcc S,d net Ss
100 bales, to continent $50
Boston, Nov 6.-Cotton easy; middling g55c:
net rec sipts 6,O31 bales, gross 6061; sales none
stock - bales; exports to Great Britain -
bales.
WILNlNGToS, Nov s. Cotton nothing
doing; midding 9Zc; net receipts 1853 bales
gross !, 1853; sales = bales; stock p, 1S3 bales
exports. to Great Britain - bales to the CONT
nent - bales.
,PHnADELPHA, Nov. s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 0Zac;, net receipts 1875 bales gross 1876;
StOcS 1850 bales.
New ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding &c; net receipts s693 bales, gross s,693;
sales 200 bales; stock lis, 454 bales; exports. t.
the continent 1850, to coastwise s. 055 bales, to
France -- bales, to Great Britain 6,761 bales.
.Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 253OO bales as follows: November
delivery 8 csc, December delivery l6c, Jan
March delivery 3Sc April delivery 8 45c. NAV
delivery 5ac June delivery 5oc. July delivery
6Gc, August delivery 69c
MOBILE Nov. S.-Cotton quiet quotations
revised; midding 716c: net receipts 15b12
bales, gross IS en- sales 500 bales; STOCK 167 or
bales; exports, coastwise 1903 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8.-Cotton quiet; middIing
97-1Gc; receipts 2,1.2 bales; shipments Zip
bales; sales 1000 bales; STOCK 20, 759 bales: ex-
ports to Great Britain ,,101 bales, to coastwise
Isl.
AUGUSTA, Nov. s:-Cotton quiet; middling
92sc; rcceiats 5,704 bales sh'plnen 8
400 bales sales 1859 bales; sock 76 $50 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 8--Cotton quiet; mid
ding 956c; net receipts ,J6S ba es gross 9 Oli2:
sales 1,7U6 bales; stock 2o,9 800 bales; exports
coastwise - balls.
ATLANTA, Nov. S-Cotuon quiet rnidding
5-16c; receipts 1870 bales.
New YORK, Nov, o.-ihe total visible supply
Of cotton for the world is 2,4S9,Sls bales. Of
which ,990,31S bales are American against 22s1.-
ia and i,941,774 bales respectively last year
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
2li,6s9 bales Receipts from plantations 49,. 64
bales Crop in sight 1851 $50 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. S-ConsoidateI net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day IL 800 bales,
exports, to Great Britain 80, s02 bales, TO the
continent 1850 bales, to France 1870; stock az
all American ports 620,13 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Nov. 5, noon - Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat dedressed but fairly active.