The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-30
The following wsre the closing quotations Of
he Nav YnrK SElnE Evl.han 70.

SO. s. o.. 20 Terminal. ....... 1875
Virgin.S 6s 80 Rock Island ...,. ~ a
Va. 6sconsoli'tei. IS St. Paul. ...... 60
Ches. s. Ohio. -. " preferred. 1855
Northwestern Xix Texas Pacific ..... 14ll
preferred 1874 Tenn. Coal & Iron. "a
| Della. q Lack -. 1893 Union Pacific ..., 4l56
Erie. .............. 25IA n J. Contra. 90. 1l91z
| East Tennessee. 90 Missouri Pacific 81. 7216
Lake Shore. 1864 Western Union. $685.
L vile & Nash. 75S Cotton OIL certi g.. 2i14
| Memphis 6 Olar. $50 Brunswick .*l11z
Moble& Ohio.... az Mobile g. Ohio Is. OF
| Nash. q Chatt'a.. So Silver certificates. 931S
*Bid
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
Reserve decreased. ..................Sl 341 975
Loans increased Observation-Disclosures. 1881 SEQ
! Specie decreased ..... ............. 2SSS 100
Legal tenders increased. .........- 1869, 900
| Deposits increased. Observation-Disclosures 491 500
| Circulation increased E. ............. 1871 300
Banks now hold Sic, 76S,175 in excess of the
| requirements of the % per cent. rule.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to S229, $50, Of which S13, $40
was in gold and S20S749 in silver. OF
the total exports, S907, 705 m silver went to
England. and all the g)ld and Sl,03l in silver to
| South America. The imports of specie for
| the port of New York during the week
amounted to S9l,7sj, of which S1894O was in
| gold and S72, S45 in silver.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 80, noon.-Cotton opened
! ste1dy, with fair demand; American milling
| 91od; sales 5000 bales-Amercan 4,200 bales;
| speculation aad export 500 bales; receipts
| 200 bales-all American
Futures American IN diling. low middling
clause August delivery 81 Sid; August and
September delivery ID; September delivery
ID; September ami October delivery
35-64d, also 3564d, also 81 Cad also 4 3s-34 =;
October aud November delivery 41-6id,
also 42-64I; November and December de.
livery 45-6id. also 47-64d; December and
January delivery 441-64d, also 4 49-6id. also
5O'64d; January ami February delivery 50-6id,
also 51-Gld also 52-64d; February and March
| delivery j2-64d. Futures firm.
1909 o. N Futures: An arican mi1dlinS, low
mddlng clause. August delivery 1854 !,
buyers; August ard September delivery
50 64d, buyers; September delivery 31-GiG6
| 4Odid; September and October delivery
3J-6iGl4 20 odd; October aud November de-
livery 4J6id, sellers; November and De-
cember delivery 49-G4i, sellers; December and
January delivery 5l-64a4 52-d4d: January and
February delivery 4 $50 "a 5l-G4i; February
and March delivery 5G-64d, sellers. Futures
closed irregular
New YoRk, Aug %, noon.-Cotton opensd
firm; middling uplands S14c; rniddling Orleans
ll-ltc; sales $50 bales.
Futures-Market opened firm and closed
steady, with sales as follows: August de-
livery opened at C and closed at C;
September delivery opened at s orc and
closed at s zoe; October delivery opened at
8 Bic and closed at 39c; November delivery
opened at s 46c and closed at 55c; December
delivery opened at &c aad closed at s Csc;
January delivery opened at nc and closed at
8 NC.
New YoRE. Aug 90, 500 D. m.-Cot.on
market closed firm; middling upands SIC;
middling Orleans Sll-16c; net Receipts bales
gross 4.O3S; sales to-day 100 bales last evening
$50.
Futures-Market closed barely steady. with
sales OF $500 bales as follows: August
delivery nominal; September delivery BON
o. 2lc; . 3to6er delivery 3s@S 4 e; November
January delivery 1905 SIC; February delivery
5 90 92c; March delivery 9 0lG9 Csc, April
delivery HOE &c, May delivery 9 2l09 23c
June delivery 3lO9 BIC, July delivery 800
9 die.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-The SUMS cotton
review sayA Futures opened buoyant and
SO continued Throughout the day. easing little
IN the last lew minutes, closing steady at 156llS
points advance from yesterdays closing prices
Market to day was great sur prise to all of the
bulls, Themselves not less than to the bears
Liverpool, after opening weak. took stronger
turn, and closed 2.J4I dearer There was
nothing so very remarkable in this, but it
caused great boom in our market. The
moment sellers of yesterday afternoon at
tempted to get back their cotton they found
how few legitimate sellers there were and the
advance seemed TO come as easy as rolling off a
log. Weather accounts from the south were
talT, except for heavy rain on the Atlantic
coast SCOT cotton was 1sc dearer."
fALVR9ToH, Aug Ha.-CotCOn closed firm:
m ddling llCc; net receipts -,gl9 bales, gross
2Ji9, al new cr.sp; sales 20 bales; stock II eos
bales; exports, coastwise Coz bales.
NORFOLK, Au,. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling i56c; net receipts IL bales gross
16-includlng l bale new crop; sales 3ll bales:
stock 5.S40 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 91-Cotton closed nominal:
middling sc; net receipts = bales, gross
=; sales - bales; stock $500 bales.
BOSTON, Aug. >2-Cotton closed dull mid
ding Slsc net receipts bales, gross "a;
sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 2J.-Cotton closed Quiet:
middling 1ssc; net receipts 80 bales, gross 90;
sales none; stock =, 3j4 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.--Cotton closed quiet;
middlng SIC; net receipts II bales, gross IL;
Esw ORLEANS. Aug. 29.-Cotton closed
firm; middltng re; net receipts 276e
bales, gross 1873; sales LOO bales; stock,
actual, 39,2lS bales; exports, to Great Britain
Futures-Tne market closed steady with
sees of so bales, as follows: August delivery
&C, September delivery 97c, October
delivery 8 l6c, November delivery 26c, De-
oenber delivery 3Gc, January delivery 8 46c,
February delivery 8b7c March delivery &c,
April delivery nc, May delivery SIC; June
delivery 9'c, July delivery 07c.
MOBILE, Aug. 29-Cotton closed firm;
mlddlng s9Sc; net receipts PAS bales. gross
Including 229 bales new crop; sales loo
bales; stock 4,l9l bales; expcrss coastwise 577
bales.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 99.-Cotton closed firm:
middling no; receipts 81 bales; shipments 80
bales; sales - bales; STOCK :, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug: 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
new cotton 81 off; middlng 794c; receipts 80
bales, including ~ bales new crop; shipments 10
bales; sales 25 bales; stock s,052 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. 29.-Cotton closed firm;
middling ll-10c; net receipts III bales.
gross l27, all new crop; sales = bales; stock
1850 bales; exports coaS wise 470 bales.
ATLANTA, Aug. 2l.-CotUon closed dull; mid
ding &c; 40 rec 9ipts to day.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 29.-The total visible supply
of cotton for t1e world is 1852 COS bales, OF
which ,22S 295 bales are American, against 1911,
100 and 525,290 bales, respectively last. year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
2@,959 bales. Receipts from plantations &C. 455
bales. Crop In sight $685., 100 bales.
alnN AND P3ovf3IoNs
NEW YoaK. Aug. 80. nooa-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat active and weak. Corn quiet
AMI weak. PORK quiet and steady at
$40 Oo0is %. Lard quiet snd firm at s. 9715.
Freights quiet and firm.
NEw YORK, Aug. 20 500 D. m.-FIour,
southern, dull aad heavy; common TO fair.
extra, 50 1904 50; good TO choice, extra. "a SO
hour, 80 2502 IS. Wheat heavy moderately
active; No rel, 81 05140l 06IS In elevator;
uugraded red 81 0'140l l4ya; 81 liSsdSl 1895,
afoGt; No red 96Szc; options declined l0l3sc
on lower cables, foreigners selling, large
receipts and pressure to realize at the west,
shorts covering with light deliveries Oh con
tracts, closing steady at 5S63Ec under yester-
day; No. red, August delivery 81 O615;
September delivery 81 06A; October delivery
delivery $; January delivery s.; February
delivery 5 ); May delivery 8. Corn, dull. lower
and weak; No. 2. cash. 74c in elevator; &c
afioat; ungraded mixed, 7j17Sc; steamer
mixed. re; white 10; options declined 14AL5c
and c osed steady on larger receipts and weaker
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