The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-18

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Della. & Lack &c. i4S14 Union Pacific. 4lgS
Erie. .............. 30}R N. j. Central. III
East Tennessee. 6I6 Missouri Pacific. 603s
Lake Shore. 800. 124}S Western Union. . spa
L'ville & Mash. 1895 Cotton Oh certi.. rs
Momphisk Char. 26 Brunswick . g5k
| Xobile,& Ohio.... 43 Mobile & Ohio Is. 6S
Nash. 4 Cnatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates. 9G3S
@Bid.
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
Reserve Increased. observation-disclosures 800 225
Loans increased; .......-.....-......-.- 25l2,200
specie increased ............. 5, 1923. 100
| Deposits increased Observation-Disclosures. 8335 800
Circulation decreased =. ............ So
Banks now mold s6,O2s 700 in excess of the
requirements of the Is per cent. rule,
New YoRK. Oct. 17.-The exports of specie
| from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to S6t0,260, OF which 1907, 40
was gold Rnd S303, 900 silver; all the gold welt
| to the West Indies and all the silver to Europe.
| The imports of specie for the port of New
| York during the week amounted to Sd $50, 500,
of which S4,499,3l0 was in gold and $3.50. 80 in
silver.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. II, noon.-Cotton opened
| dun and prices generally in buyers favor;
| American middling ll-1td; sales c, 600 bales
| American 5.lOc bales; speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 2O0O bales-American /. roo.
Futures american mid Hing. low middling
clause. October delivery 41-64d; October aud
November delivery ID; November and De-
cember delivery 4i-64d; December and Jan
uary delivery 4464d, also 43-64d; January
and February delivery 46-64d; February and
| March delivery 4S64d; March and April de-
livery 52-64d, also 51-64d; April and Nav de-
livery 55-64d; May and June delivery So 64d.
| Futures easy.
100 p. mixtures: American middling. low
| middIing clause. October delivery 40-64d,
buyers; October aud November delivery
40-6id, buyers; November and December de-
| livery 4 40-640N4 410id; December and January
delivery I 42-64GD4 4364d; January and Feb
| I.ls., 60
March delivery 1906 49, 64d March and
April delivery 50-64Gl4 81 64d; April and May
delivery 5364@4 81 Gid; May and June delivery
| 4 56-6404 5764d. Futures closed easy
American good middling $3.50, middling
4a4d. low middiing AID, good ordinary l6d,
ordinary lied.
dull; middling uplands 8 1ltc; middling Or
leans $40; sales .oI bales.
Futures-Market opened steady and closed
easy. with sales as follows: October delivery
opened at &C and closed at Csc; November
delivery opened at 8 lie and closed au 12c
December delivery opened at 33c and closed
closed at 49c; February delivery opened at
s &c and closed at sGSc; March delivery
opened at 79c and closed at S 76c.
Nas c a0SS Uet 5d GUo p.n m5ot3n
middling Orleans SIC; net receipts - bales,
gross receipts a. oS2 bales sales to-day 1870 bales.
F9turesIMarket closed easy, with sales
livery O20o &c; November delivery 100
3 lSc; December delivery 81 GDS &c; January
delivery 49, s0c; February delivery 63Ga
s Gle; March delivery 76@S nc; April delivery
8 s7Gl,S SSc May delivery 9s@5 gao, June
delivery 9 0sG19 00c. July delivery 1903 100.
August delivery 2j@s &c.
The Suns cotton report says: Futures
opened lower, further declined, partially re-
covered closing steady at 9012 points decline.
The cry of too much cotton went up from all
sides and caused sharp decline in values. The
bulls found IL useless 10 wrestle with the lar. e
receipts and accommodating stocks. Liverpool
operators thought so too, and that market was
down fully as much as ours. There were ab.
dunaant reports of killing frcsts from the
| United States Signal Services, but they received
little or n attention yet killing frosts es far
south as Meridian in the middle of October is a
serious matter. 1t is believed that the excess
sive crop movement will continue throughout
October, and tha5 nearly 100000 bales will be
marketed by Nov l. These figures are bad for
short crop estimates. but do not cause them to
be abandoned and $500, 900 bales are the most
accepted estimate of the total yield. Weather
at the south was generally favorable for picK-
ing operations, out whaJ is wanted is a tenn
peraturs that will In the next thirty days ma
ture the belsted bolls. Without these the crop
must be more less deficient SPOT cotton
was l-16c lower
ATLANTA, Oct. 17.-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding 734c; receipts 552 bales; sales to-day 500
bales.
GALVESTON. Oct. 1-.-Cotton closed easy !;
middling SIC; net receipts 9,343 balss gross
$685. sales 0iy bales: stock 1854 bales; ex
| ports, to the continel ut bales, to Great
Britain $50 bales; spinners 81.
| NORFOLK, Oct. T.-Cottou closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts soil bales. gross
5000; sales 1871 bales; stock 46,943 bales; ex-
ports coastwSs 1,48S bales
B4Lr,noRA Oct l7.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 81sc; ne; receipts - bales, gross
=; sales mons; stock ia,5i3 bales.
Boston, Oct. I7.-Cotton closed quiet ;
middiinZ SIG; net receipts 102 bales, gross
SIS; sales none; stock-bale
WILMINGTON, Oct. l7.--Cotton closed dull;
niddling nc; net receipts 2.31s bales, gross
2376; sales none; stock a, ass bales.
PaMADELPaIA, Oct. H.-Cotson closed quiet;
middling sIec; net receipts 25S bales, gross 253
Nsw ORLEANS, Oct 17.-Cotton closed
stsady; middling Sc; net receipts 16o4S bales,
gross H. rs; sales $50 bales; stock 217 57S bales
exports. TO Great Britain - bales, coastwise
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
$500 bales, as follows: october de-
Der delivery. Sac, January delivery csc,
February delivery 1Sc, March delivery 8 30c
April delivery 40c. MAY delivery soc, June
delivery eCc, July delivery zoe.
NOZZLE, Oct l7.-Cotton closed dull:
mlddiing SC; net receipts 1859 bales, gross
?, 359; sales - bales: stock 1864 bales; ex-
ports coastwise ], 995 bales
MEMPHIS. oct l7.-Cotton closed easy;
middling $50; receipts 6,s7j bales; ship
ments 5000 baies sales 1850 bales; stock 6s.O09
bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 17.-Cotton closed dull;
midding nc; receipts 1.54i bales; snip
meats 1895 bales; sales 2,l96 bales; stook
| il. 40Z Dhles
CHARLESTON. Oct. l7.-Cotton closed steady;
mIddling nc; net receipts $500 bales
gross 800; sales - bales; stock ", 632 bales;
exports. coastwise 9s7 bales.
HHw YoRx. Oct. H.-Consolidsted net re-
receipts az all cotton ports 54.Tl0 bales:
exports. 20 Great Britain Is. lsJ bales 20 France
- bales, 10 the continent balss; stock
at ai American p1rcs w. zoo bales.
kEw HORK, Oct. 1.-THE total visible supply
or cotton FOR the world Is 2s95,4n2 bales, ~
which 2.elG,o0R bales are American. against
| i,2ie.4T8 and i,f2-, s73 bales respectively, last
year Receipts a. al interior towns FOR tue
week yl0sl bales. Receipts from plantations
si2sls ba-ea Crop 10 sight i,s04, so bales
sRAis AsD Pa0yfsioas. .
EEE foEE. oct ~. noon.-FIolr quiet
aud easy. Wheat quiet and hrm Corn Quiet
ana Cru. PORK Jun aud steady 81 si9Gb1llg0.
l.ara guiei and Eeek AZ AZ ~ Frslghts
active snd frn.
aEy r0aE oct y. 900 .. m.-Four.