The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-26

Ghes Ohio ... - preferred. 1854
Northwestern -. 103 Texas Pacific 49, 17X
preferred 1873 Tenn. Coal & Iron 41M
Dela. q Lack -. 1885 Union Pacific 49,. 47M
Erie. ............. 2l1S N. j. Central. =. ITO
East Tennessee 50 Missouri Pacific. 6Ssk
Lake Shore 1854 Western Union. 81
l. vile & Nash. TIA Cotton Oil certi.. 1919
Memphis & Char. 81 Brunswick 26
Mobile Ohio. :. 294 Mobile & Ohio Is $50
hasn. a. Chatt'a.. % Silver certificates 104
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
Following changes:
Reserve increased. ....,......,..,,,.S 224 $50
Loans decreased ...............,...S GIG 500
specie decreased. ...... .........,... 1889 600
Legal tenders increased -. .... i,Oe5, 400
Deposits decreased. Observation-Disclosures. 4751 500
Banks now hold S1isS75 less than the re-
qulrements OF the 25 per cent. rule
NEW York, Oct. 25.-The exports of specie
from the port Of New York during the past
week amounted to SlO9S9, of which $s5Ts9
, was 10 gold and S. 100 in silver; Of total ex
ports Sl2,S31 in gold and 81 500 in silver went to
Europe, and S2a95S in gold and $500 in silver
| TO South America. The imports of specie for
the port of New York for the week amounted
to S4l2,25 of which So, 425 was in gold and
| S4O9, III in silver
LIVERPOOL Oct. 25 noou.-Cotton quiet
| and easier; American midding 11-l6d: sales
| 1000 bales-American $500; speculation aud
export 900 bales; receipts $4,000 bales-Ameri
| can 16, 500.
| Futures -Ane lean m Hing, low mfddIing
clause, October delivery 81 Gid; October and
| November delivery 3j-64d; November and De-
cember delivery S2-64d; December and January
| delivery 32-54d; January and February de-
| livery 32-64d; February and March delivery
$3.50; March and April delivery $500
38-64d; April and May delivery 37-64d also
| 3S-64d May and June delivery 39-64615 40-64d.
| Futures barely STEADY.
400 .. m futures: American miidling. low
middlng clause, October delivery 37-64D
| 35-s4d; October and November delivery 32-64d,
| sellers; November and December delivery
SS64d buyers; December and January de-
livery 32-64d buyers; January and February
delivery S2-64@5 33.64d; February and March
| delivery S4-64d, sellers; March and April de-
livery 35-6415 36-64d; April and May delivery
I'd; May and June delivery s9-e405 4O-64d.
| Futures closed steady.
American good mlddling sgd; middling
| 62sd; low middling 615di good ordinary SGD;
| ordinary 3t6d
New YoRK, Oct. 25, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 10Ac; nIddling Or
leans 10 5-16c; sales 157 bales.
Futures Market opened easy and closed
steady, with sales as follows: October delivery
opened at SIC and closed at 9 eIc; November
delivery opened at SEC and closed at SOC;
December delivery opened at 8 SIC and closed
closed at 93c; February delivery opened at
10 02c and closed at 10 Ole; March delivery
opened at 10 07c and closed at 10 06c
| 500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands 101sc; middiing Orleans 10 5-i6c;
net receipts to-day 1876 bales, gross 1873;
sales to-day l57 bales.
| ruGureS-uarkeC closed STEADY, with sales OF
1890 bales, as follows: October delivery S1M
| 9 SIC; November delivery 9 so09 &c; De-
cember delivery 8409 Sc; January delivery
99S9s 94c; February delivery 10 0l@1O O2c;
10 1401O ibc; May delivery 10 s91o a4c, June
delivery 10 a00iO asc, July delivery 10 s6@
10 CSC August delivery 10 4001o Acc.
The sans cotton review says: Futures
opened at l32 points decline, closing steady at
/ point advance on October unchanged for NO
vember, and 203 points decline On other months
from yesterdays closing prices. The bulls had
fresh disappointment to-day. AlitGle reaction
toward better prices, OF which they were very
confident last evening, did not materialize
Liverpool did not maintain values as we'll was
| expected. Big crop estimates began to be &C.
cepted and nothing but the timdty of the
bears. who notice the very large consumption
that is IN progress, saved the market from col
lapse. The weather was good at the SOUTH and
after brief drying SPELL froSts may be defied
Spot cotton was 1-l6c lower an dull"
GALVESTON, Oct. o 25MCotton easy; middling
1,12j bales; stock III, 209 bales
NORFOLK, Oct 25.-Cotton steady; middling
99sc; net recsipts 1851 bales, gross sS1 sales
1868 bales; stock 40,622 bales; exports coast
wise 3,272 bales.
BALTIMORE Oct. 25.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 10I6c; net recep pts - bales, gross .sl9;
sales none; stock 6,947 bales; exports, coastwlse
0 bales.
Boston. Oct. 25.-Cotton quiet and weaker;
middng 10 81 c. net eceipts 80 bales, gross
S,146; sales none stock = bales. =.
| |
ding 91sc; net receipts l,547 bales, gross 1,5i7;
sales - bales; stock 1890 bales; exports,
coastwise 122 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Cotto IN steady; mid
ding 1016c; net receipts 227 bales, gross 227;
| stock 1902 bales.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 25.-Cotton easy;
middling 94c; net receipts IA 1888 bales gross
1888; sales 1900 bales; stock AZ 50: bales;
| exports, to Great Britain - bales, to the CON
| tinent IL ,059, coastwise 3, 740.
| FutureS-Fhe market closed steady, with
| of males JoIi
cry acc. November delivery 46c, Decem-
Der delivery Sic, January delivery 5Sc, Feb
ruary delivery CSC March delivery s7sc,
June delivery a3c July delivery lee
Crop movement from Sept. to Oct %, in
elusive, is as follows Port receipts 1,7I0 as
bales, against 1,55S,530 bales last year over
land movement to mills and Canada 11g, sos bales
against 94,794 bales last year. Interior stocks
in excess OF Sept l. lS432S bales. against
l65,OS0 bales last year Southern mill takings
$3.50 bales against Sc 1872 bales last wear.
Amount of crop brought into sight during 81
days, 2130,9S7 bales. against 800 1858 last year
356275 bales, against 297 o32 last year Increase
: of stocks at ports and twenty nine leading in
terror southern markets during the week
i were 1l6,1S4 bales, against 96.74 bales last
year. Stocks ut ports and interior towns are
now Il, 43 bales larger than they were at this
date last season.
MOBILE, Oct 2b.-Cottop market quiet;
midding $3.50: net receipts ]. 252 bales, xross
1252 bales; sales 500 bales; stock IS 27O bales:
, exports, coaStwise !, 229 bales
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-Cotton easy; nnddling
II l6c; recei ITS 1856 bales; shipments 5,203
bales; sales 4 14S bales; STOCK A. SSS bales
; AUGUSTA, Oct 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
! $500 ll-l6c; receipts 1873 bales; shipments
1,2oS bales; sales l043 bales; STOCK 90 047 bales
1 CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-Cotton steady: mid.
! ding nominal; net receipts 3,oo6 bales, gross
$3.50; sales 200 bales; stock i,449 bales; ex-
] ports, coastwiSe sol bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. 25.-CctUon dull; middlino
} 9-l6c; receipts ROB bales
New YORK, Oct. 2l.-Cousoldated net re-.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 49, 1871 bales.
} exports, to Great Britain 10, 3S7 bales, To the
I continent - bales; stock at all American
! New YORK, Oct 25.-The total visible supplv
or cotton for the world is 2107 1888 bales Of
watch SIG 4SS bales are American against s4S :
09a and 1,9ei, 1874 bales, respectively, last year
h ne at all interior towns for the week
lsy,olo oales heceipts from plantations 353, 3S4
oales Crop in sight 1885, 3Os bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
~ NEW YaaHs Oct, 20 moan. - Flour dull and