The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-29

| u consols) U.s.. 971S Richm'd & W. PIT.
| tennessee 6s. .l04 Terminal .. 1857
do 3d.. OF Rock Island .... 81
-, do Sc. 3s... 20 st. Paul ...... 1884
| Virginia 6s.......*50 do preferred 1i9lS
| Na.6s consohted. 20 Texas Pacific 800 l2lz
| southwestern ...117B Tenn. Coal &Iron. 3SlS
do preferred. .139l5 Union Pacific - 4liS
Della. & Lack. 1919 n J. Central 1iql1
ERE ;...'.....''' 291s Missouri Pacific. 60lS
| Las1 1ehnessee.. o13 western Union. 50
| LaES Shore. ;.... ia Cotton Oil Certi. 291s
| l. Vhle d Nash. 7eA Brunswick Co... 10
| Memphis & Char. 20 Mobile & Ohio Is 67L1
| mobile and OHIO. 37lh Silver Certificates 942
NsshviIe q Chat. S1l9 Am. Sugar Ref SO
Texas Pa nc, LIST sos do pref'd. 95
| N. Y. Central. ...ll4A
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
| Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
Reserve increased. al ESQ 6OO
| Loans increased. Observation-Disclosures. 8H4S 4O0
Specie increased .,... ,,,,...... 61g 100
Legal tenders increased. ........... 2.isS'805
Deposits increased. Observation-Disclosures. 1921 200
| Circulation Increased . .......,, 88 2O0
Banks now hold S14 $50, $50 in excess of the
| requirements of the 25 per cent. rule
New YoRK, Nov 2S.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week, amounted TO 1881 1885, of which SIS ,S0l
was in gold and 1855 96l In silver OF the
total exports. 1884 In gold and Ss35. 1893 in
silver went to Europe and $l9.s6S In silver went
Of specie for the port of New York during
| the week amounted to S593.769 of which
| So3o,l7@ was IN gold and 2e0,597 in silver.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton dull and
| easieri American middling 41&d; sales 6,OOO
bales American $500 bales; speculation and
export 800 ba es; receipts none.
ding clause, November delivery ID;
November and December delivery 2S-G4d; De.
cemher and January delivery 2S-64d, also
Q6-04d, also 25-64d February and March de-,
livery 3064d, also 29-64d, also 26-04d;
March i, and April delivery 4 sa-c4d, also
95-64d; May and June delivery 35-64d, also
3S-64d, also 3764d, also 9S-s4d, also 37-64d
June and July delivery 42-64d, also 4l-64d,
also 4O-o4d, also 4i-64d. Market weak.
400 p. m.-Futures: American mddling low
| niddling clause, November delivery 2l-84d
| sellers; November and December delivery
21-e4d. sellers; December and January deliv-
cry 42l-6id, sellers; January and February de-
| livery 2464D4 25-G4d; February and March
| delivery 4 27-6lG14 2S-64d; March and April de.
livery so6404 81 64d; April and May deliv-
cry S3-64@4 34-oad; May and June delivery
S7-64d, sellers; June and July delivery
4Q-6id. sellers Futures closed quiet.
New YonT Nov; =. noo9;:-CotGo1 opened
cans 7-l6c; sales - bales.
Futures-Market opened steady and closed
weak, with sales as follows: November
delivery opened at &C and closed at c;
December delivery opened at 76c aud closed
at zoe; January delivery opened at CSC and
closed at : s9c; February. delivery opened
|
opened at BIC and closed at 19c; April de-
livery opened at 3Sc and closed at 3}c
NEW YoRK, Nov 2S, 800 p. m.-Cotton
easy; middling uplsnds s Lice; middling Or
leans 7-1ec; net receipts - bales, gross re-
celpts 1888 bales; sales to-day - bales
Futures = Market closed weak, with
sales of $500 bales, as follows: November
delivery. nominal, December delivery 700
T2c, January delivery 500, February de-
livery 05@DS Csc, March delivery 1898 20c
April delivery 8 S30s SIC, May delivery s 440
650s Sc. August delivery s 7O0s tic, sep
TENDER delivery 620S 63c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.--The suns cotton review
says: Futures opened lower, further declined
closing weak at HOB points lower than the
final figures of yesterday. To day it was a
clear case of too much cotton. True, Liverpool
made further reduction of 1904 points, but the
fact which staggered the bulls and put them
out of conoeit with their position was the in
crease of the visible supply to more than
1000 900 bales, and, besides nearly all the short
crop estimetse may be said to have been
abandoned. With nearly 5000 900 bales in sight
in three months, surely the next nine months
may be relied upon to produce the fraction
over 100000 bales required to swell the total
to 100000 bales The weak closing was due to
the report that the receipts at New Orleans
Monday will BE- about As, 600 bales. Spot cotton
GALVESTON, Nov. 23.--Cotton closed firm;
middlng 71Rc; net receipts s,352 bales gross
1852; sales 2,240 bales; stock oil bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain bales, coastwise
| 4,495 bales.
NoRFoLK, Nov. 2s.-Cottou closed quiet;
middling 77-lGc; net receipts 3,74p bales,
gross 8, 142; sales $50 bales; stock 1904 bales
exports coastwise 1887 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Cotton closed dull;
middling 40; net receipts bales, gross
BOSTON, Nov. 2a.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
dllag SAC; net receipts SOC bales, gross 1926;
sales none; stock - bales; exports. to Great
| Britain 3,0I2 bales
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Cotton market closed
dull; middling INC; net receipts 1,077
bales, gross 1.077; sales bales; stock,
correction, 10 SAC bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov as.-Cotton closed quiet;
lniddling Size; net receipts 2e4 bales, gross
! Isl; stock II, S67 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, %. Cotton closed quiet
and easy; niddling nc; net receipts Z. IS! bales
gross S016 sales 225O bales; stock 39S, 1875 bales;
exports, to Great Britain sea- bales, 10 France
| $3.50, coastwise 3.649.
sales Of go, COO bales, as follows: November de-
| livery &C, December delivery 33c, January
delivery 4Sc, February delivery 5Sc, March
delivery z 7Sc, April delivery z Sac, May de-
livery Csc, June delivery 07c. July delivery
| Ice, August delivery 2lc.
| The crop statement from Sept. / to Nov. q,
Inclusive is as follows: Port receipts g. 444, 800
| bales, against 3, 136,9S8 bales last year and
| 3007,S1 bales for the year before last. Over
| land movement to mills and Canada 5l6 80
bales, against 405, 455 bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept. l. 4S2 535 bales against
| 1861 bales last year. Southern mill takings
l74,451 bales, against 176 ,643 bales last year.
Amount OF crop Drought into Sight during the
50 days to date: 4567, 4S7 bales against ,Osi 1854
bales last year and 3T44,4SO bales the year
before last. Amount OF crop brought into
sight for the week 43S,S12 bales, including
| 5000 bales correction by the st. Louis Cotton
Exchange, against 351, i40 bales for last year
and 500, IT'S the year before last. Crop brought
into sight for the first 81 days Of November
we're ,7l7, 637 bales, against l494 $50 bales last
year and ,444,2 3 bales year before last.
| MOBILE, Nov. 2s.-Cotton closed weak; mid
| ding 7-l0c; net receipts 904 bales, gross
hal haI,
ports, coastwise 2,oe5 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 36--Cotton closed easy;
| middling l1-l6c; receipts 4.327 bales; ship
ments 700 baesi sales 100 bales stock ta2 4b2
| bales