The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-22

| Mobile and Ohio. 4t< Silver Certificates 94Is
Nashville & Chat. IS Am. Sugar Ref sgJ5
| Iexas "a nc, list IS do Pref'd 90
| N. Y. Central. -. lis
| IBID
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
| Reserve increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 400
G Goans Increased. .-.''................. 500
1Pooio Increased ....... ............A 1894, 600
Legal tenders increased. .......... 1885, 500
Deposits increased. .................. b4Ol 400
| Circulation increased $50 ...,...... "a 400
Banks now hold SIS ,322, $50 in excess Of the
| requirements of the 25 per cent. rule
New York, Nov. 21.-The exports of specie
| from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to S745,O 76 of which S129 800
| vas gold aud S6l5,776 silver; all the gold and
| Sl,aS7 in silver went to South America and
| S6l4,4 29 In silver went to Europe The imports
| OF specie for the port of New York during
s me week amounted to u, 1876, 65i, of which
| Ss46, 1898 was in gold and S179, 756 in silver
| COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21 noon.-Cotton opeped
| steady with fair demand; American middling
7-16d; sales 5000 baIes-American {, 800 bales
speculation and export 900 esi receipts 49, 600
bales-American 36,400
Futures - American niddling, low mid
al clause, November delivery ID;
November and December delivery ID; De-
center and January delivery 2a-64d, also
| 4A-6id also % Cad; January and February de-
| livery 26-64d, also 27-64d, also 4 z6-64d; Feb
ruary and March delivery4 2s-64d. also 29-6ld
|
also S264d, also 4 S1-64d; April and May
| delivery 35-84d; May and June delivery
3s-o4d also 4-64d; June and July delivery
| 4l-6id. Market barely steady
100 p. m.-FuJures: American mfddling low
| middling clause. November delivery 42464d
| buyers: November and December delivery
2+e4d, buyers; December and January deliv-
| cry 246td, buyers; January and February de-
| livery 421-64d, value; February and March
| delivery 80 SD. sellers; March and April de.
livery = S3-64d, s'llersi April and May deliv-
SO 64p4 4O-64d; June and July delivery 42-64@
| 43-64d Futures closed FIRM
American middling lied
NEW YoRK. Nov. 81, noon.-Cotton opened
| dull; middling uplands SIC; middlinQ
Orleans SIC; sales IS bales.
Futures-Marke1 opened steady and closed
easy, with sales as follows: November
| December delivery opened at soc and closed
at SOC; January delivery opened at 07c and
closed at 2 CSC; February delivery opened
opened at 36c and closed at 8 &c; April de-
livery opened at 4Sc and closed at SOC
New YoRK. Nov; q. 300 p. m.-Cotton
leans S1Sc; net receipts 173 bales, gross receipts
6,sSS bales; sales to-day SO bales, last evening
sales Of eO,7OO bales, as follows November
delivery 1907 7sc, December delivery son
6lc January delivery 9607 9ec. February
delivery 8 1925 14c. March delivery era
|
8 1905 zoe. June delivery 500s OOc. July de-
livery 69D6 zoe, August delivery 75dl8 re.
September delivery 610S CSC.
NRw YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Suns cotton review
says: Futures opened buoyaut, advancing
6Q,7 points, but quickly declined, closing easy
at 203 points decline from yesterdays closing
prices. The early advance was due to the
course Of the Liverpool market, which did not
decline nearly so much as was expected and
recovered most of the decline that did ia sc
place In the early dealings. But it soon tran
2nFnh the
to an estimation Of receipts for the current
week received there from this side putting the
total at $50 900 bales increase OF 22 900 bales at
Savannah, but when the early figures pointed
to $1,000 bales to-day at Savannah and the cur
rent estimates for the week were 100000 bales
and upwards, selling movement set in, under
which the early advance was not only lost but
some further decline took place. and after
change there were sellers at $50 for January
and &c for March, with bears as clipper as
mice in new cheese. Nothing could hetter
illustrate the feverish condition and unsettled
tone Of our market than the fact that the
| average receipts at single place would serve
to put down prices. Spot cotton was dull"
| GALVESTON, Nov. 81 Cotton closed steady:
quotations revised; middling bite; net re-
ceipts SSH bales, gross 9,671; sales @52 bales:
stock 151,S40 ba es; exports, to Great Britain
| 4,l52 bales, to the continent 1,160.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2i.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 77-16c; net receipts AN bales;
gross 2oo5 sales ,S99 bales; stock 61,69S bales;
| exports coastwise SOP bales
BALTIMORE, Nov 2l.-Cottou closed dull:
| middling no; net receipts - bales. gross
3,972; sales none; stock 1898 bales; exports,
coastwise 300 bales.
Boston, Nov 21.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding sac; net receipts 1872 bales. gross 1909;
sales none; stock = bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov: 21.-Cotton market closed
quiet; middling IAc; net receipts ,207
bales, gross l.2T; sales - bales; stock
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9I.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling o1ec net receipts $40 bales, gross
949; stock 9.219 bales; exports, to Great Britain
643 bales, to the continent 200
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81. Cotton closed quiet;
middling TIC; net receipts 9,S27 bales gross
10, 100; sales 1850 haes; stock 349 O2O bales:
1915
Futures Market closed steady. with
sales Of q, 100 bales, as follows November de-
livery 44c. December delivery Z 44c, January
| delivery &c, February delivery Z 74c, March
delivery z SIC, April delivery Csc, May de-
s 9sc, August delivery 34c.
MOBILE, Nov. 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middli9g oiSc o6 net receipts aSi7 bales,
exports, coastwise 562 bales
MEMPHIS, Nov. 21-Cotton closed firm;
middling 714c; receipts 4146 bales; ship
ments 5000 bales; sales 1855 bales stock 1874 0f3
bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2j.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7-16c; receipts 1,t34 bales; ship
ments 800 bales; sales $40 bales; stock 81, 1901
bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov 21.-Cotton closed steady:
middling Z 5l607ssc; net receipts BIAS, gross
3.i40 bales; sales ITO bales; stock 1870 $50; ex-
ports, 70 the continent l,0S3 bales, to Great Bri
| tain 10,536.
ATLANTA, Nov. ELECTION closed steady /;
middling 6-16c; receipts 1,161 bales.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The total visible s1lpply
OF cotton for the world is S,s41, 003 bales, Of
which sag bales are American, against
| 2,S1S,51l and 2,S44,5l1 bales, respectively last
year Receipts at all interior. towns for the
week 242,74S bales. Receipts from plantations
1863, 4b7 bales. Crop in sight 4, 1885, 16f bales.
| NEW York, Nov. 21.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports a. $40 bales; exports
| to Great Britain 26,03l bales, to France -
bales TO the continent 1850 bales; stock OF all
American ports LII, 439 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New York, Nov. 81, noon.-Flour active
! and steady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn
| quiet and firm. Pork inactive but steady at
% 75@lO 10. Lard quiet and firm at So SO.
| Freights quiet and weak.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 81. 500 p. m.-Flour
| southern dull and heavy. cor1r,op to fai