The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-24

Snes Ohio. pref erred. lib
Northwestern 100 Texas Pacific 49, 14l6
PREFERRED l35 Tenn Coal & Iron. 34l5
Della q Lack -. 1865 Union Pacific. 80. 47l5
ERE. :...-..,....-. 201a n. j. Central. 1I5
East tennessee. 6l5 Missouri Pacific. 69sk
Lake Shore. ......1 lOA Western Union. SOlS
L vile & Nash TO-. IN Cotton Oil certi Is
Mcmphis q Char t34 Brunswick *i4IS
Mobile & Ohio. =. Az Mobile Ohio 4s.. 6ll5
Mash. Chatta. 100 Silver certificates. 81
ASKED. IBID.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3O4 500
Loans decreased. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 657 400
Specie decreased. ....... .......... 24Q4 800
Legal tenders increased -. ... $4,000
Deposits decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, z 3Ol 600
Circulation decreased. .............. 10000
Banks now hold So ,21l 600 in excess of the
requirements or the 25 per cent. rule.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to S7,01S65O, of which 81, O56, go
was in gold and S43,4 in silver OF the total
exports, $70j0. 600 in gold and S3l 200 in silver
went TO Europe, and s., $50 in gold and
S9,42l in silver went to South American ports
The imports Of specie for the port of New
York during the week amounted to S3s,O56,
of which $50 ISL was in gold and s., 500 in silver
The Aurania, which sailed to-day. took
S2,5OO,OO0 in gold, consigned to Liverpool, and
the La Bourgogne took $500, 600 in gold and
! S5a,OOJ IN silver consigned to Paris.
LIVERPOOL, May %, noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; American middllnR 43ld; sales 0OO
bales-American 2,400 bales; speculation and
export 800 bales; receipts 5 900 bales-American
400 bales.
Futures American md ling, low middling
| clause. May and June delivery 45-64d; June
| August delivery 51-64d, also 50 S4d: August
| and September delivery ID; September and
October delivery ID; October and November
| delivery ID; November and December de-
,bar ar.I 4.
ID. Futures quiet
| 100 p. MIXTURES: Am srican mi idlinz low
niddlng clause. May delivery 45-64i, buyers
Nay and June delivery 45-o4d, buyers;
June and July delivery ( 47-64d. sellers; July
and August delivery 5l-64d, sellers; August
| and September delivery 54-64d. buyers; Sep
tember and October delivery 55-6414 5664d
| october and November delivery 57-6ad,
buyers; November and December delivery
| 4 5S-6f@4 50 Odd; December and January de-
livery 59-6404 6O64d. Futures closed steady.
| American middling AID
| New YoRE, May 53, uoon.-Cotron ouened
| quiet; middling uplands iJ-16c; mlddIing Or
| leans CSC: sales 81 bales
Futures-Market opened and closed dull but
| steady, with sales as follows: May delivery
| opened at 5Sc aud closed at sec: June opened
| at s 64c and closed at Ole; July deliver
| opened at 75c and closed at T3c; August de-
livery opened at S5c and clos d at 8 SIC
| september delivery opened at \ Gle and closed
at 8 9Oc; October delivery opened at 8 96c and
/ closed at 8 94c
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet but
| steady; middling uplands l5-l6c; middling
Orleans $50; net receipts $50 bales gross AIS;
| sales to-day 81 bales last evening 20
Future5-Market closed dull with sales q.
lG, 100 bales, as follows: May delivery 59@
toe; June delivery GIGS o2c: July delivery
$ 1908 &c; August delivery S40S s5c: Sep
/ tomber delivery s 900S 9lc; October delivery
! .gS 95c; November delivery 9,Gs 9sc: De-
cem6sr delivery O449 Csc; January delivery
il09 l2c; February delivery 1909 zoe, March
| lie VERY 26Gle &c
The Sans cotton review says: Futures
| we're slightly hrmer, but witnout much decided
advance, and closed dull. 1t was not much of a
| market to-day, and fluctuations were within
| the narrowest limits. There was no news 10
| stimulate tae action of spectators. Crop ac.
| counts, though not very favorable were not AT
| all dlscouraging. Liverpool, though steadier.
| vas not dearer. Our bulls and bears were aliks
indifferent, and very little business was done,
| spot cotton was quiet"
| ATLANTA, May 3.-CotIon closed quiet
middling 9-lGc; receipts to-day 10 bales
GALVESTON, May 22.-Cotton closed quiet
middlinR y lfc; net receipts 100 bales gross
1906 sales 80 bales; stock L, 1853 bales; spinnsrs
/ II bales.
NORFOLK, May 23-Cotton closed steady:
niddling o11c; net receipts 7o3 bales gross 85O:
sales l3s bales; STOCK y. al bales; exports coast
| wise 9SS bales, to Great Britain ia
| BALTIMORE, May 23.-Cotton closed nominal;
/ middlinR SO; net recslpts bales, gross
- sales = bales; stock 1885 bales.
BOSTON. May 23.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
i t.41tl
| sales none: stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, May 25-Cotton closed quiet
| middlin9 sac; net receipts II bales. gross II;
| sales none; stock 6.D55 bales.
| PaILADELPHIA. May 23.--Cotton closed quiet.
mlddiing VIC; net receipts Ils bales, gross lis;
| stock 1i.2l2 bales.
NEW ORLKAEs. May 23.-Cotton closed quiet
| but steady; middlinR 8ssc; net receipts ass
bales, gross 2,O42; sales 1850 bales; stock
| l67 447 bales: exports coastwise / .e77 bales
Futures-Tne market to-day closed quiet but
steady, with sales Of 1900 bales. as follows:
May delivery l0c. June delivery 12c, July
| delivery &c, August delivery 3ec Sep.
| tember delivery s3c. October delivery 8 Sic.
November delivery SIC. December delivery
| Sc, January delivery Csc.
MoBLE, May 23.-Cotton closed steady: mid
| ding sssc: net receipts 2f1 bales, gross 2ai:
sales 30 bAles. stock 1908 bales; exports,
| eoastwise 276 bales
MExPHIs. May 23.-cotton closed QUIET;
| niddlinR SIC; receipts 1856 bales; shipments
| a.: bales; sslss So bales; stoek 2, Oss bales
AuegsrA, May 2a-Cotton closed quiet b,.,
steady, middling esze; Teceipts i<6 bales
shipments 40 bales sales 800 bales; STOCK ~ ~
] bales.
caARLEsTos. May ss.-cotton closed quiet,
middling ssSe; net receipts so bales
| gross so; sales $50 bales: stock l2,sls bales
| exports eoastwlse "a bales.
Nav YoRE, Nay 25.-cOnsolidssed net ~.
| receipts 81 all cotton ports 5.595 baias.
exports, 90 Great Britain i.lis bales, ~ FFanes
- bales, 70 the continent 800 bales; STOCK
New HoRK, Nay 22wgne tOtai visible suppy
! Of cotton Tor the world ls 2,ss6 100 bale1' =
| which le3 So bales are American against Z. 49,
| $50 ena 1870 bales respectively, last year
teesipts a. AZ Interior towns Tor Tue sees
s.si p s.o hsee,gis tg9.9 plantatiops 29sl'
9RAis kED Faosfsi0Ea
kEs foHK, NAY ~. n0op.-Flour quiet ACC