The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-04

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:" prsferrs 1915 Tenn. Coal & Iron S74
Dela' q Lack .i42A Union Pacific. %
| Erie. 500 N. J. Central liz
East Tennessee 6s2 Missouri Pacific . 60)6
Lake Shore. .12lA Western Union. 50
| l. vile q Nash. SlA Cotton Oil carti 2j3<
Memphis & Car. % Brunswick .&l9N
NOD ie O1io;.. =. d Mobile & Ohio As. 05
Mash. q CIaet' a.. 30 Silver certificates g716
| *Askpd. arid 20
SIb-Treesury Balances-Coin. 81, 345, 900: cur
| rency, SIl,U1o000.
| The weekly statement of the associated banks
| issued by the clearing house to-day shows the
| following changes:
! Reserve decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9o5 375
| Loans decreased Observation-Disclosures. 1 nS3 6OO
| Specie increased ..,,.. ............. 1f557OO
Legal tenders decreased -. ......... 3,173300
| Deposits decreased. Observation-Disclosures. 2OiSQO
| Circulation increased 49, ......... 400
Banks now hold SO, 1O1 .37O in excess OF the
requirements of the 25 per cent. rule
New, YORK. Oct. 3.-The exports of specie
week amounted to $500 900, all slger, Of TV which 1s
SoOoS34 went to Europe and 1915 went to
South America. The imports of specie for
the port of New York. during the week
amounted to S5,6iO6s4, of which 81, 63S, 9S4 was
in gold and $2.350 in silver.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL Oct. g. noon.-Cotton-B Business
moderate at easier prices; American middlIng
| 456d; sales 5000 bales-American 1900
bales; speculation aud export 100 bales; re-
| ceipts 1000 bales-Amercan 5000
s1ssr' oota5.r dln low %iddlng
November delivery 5i-64d. also 5o-64d; No
vember and December delivery 53-64d also
| 52-64d, also 6l-61d; December and January
delivery 53-64d. also $500; January and
| February delivery 57-,4d, also 56-64d;
February and March delivery 59-64d, also
55-64d; March and April delivery 6l-64d, also
62 oid, also 6l-64d April ana May Sd; May
and June delivery S64d. Futures weak
1900 D. 70. Futures: AN srican mi1dlInR. low
| middling CLAUSE, october delivery 4S-64D
40'Gid; October and November delivery
| livery 506I03 51-64d; December and January
| delivery 1 5364l. sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 55.6id, sellers; February and
March delivery 57-64d valde; March and
April delivery 59-64Gn4 60-6ld April ard May
| delivery 69-6td. buyers; Nav aud June de-
livery Ibid, sellers. Futures closed easy.
American good middllng SGD, middling
45Sd. low middng 43sd good ordinary 7-J6d,
| Ordinary 3-16d.
NEw YoRx, Oct 3, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet middling uplands S}sc; middling Or.
| leans Tito: sales 1iJ bales
Futures-MarKet opened weak and closed
| quiet, with sales as follows: October delivery
opened at 3lc and closed at 3sc; November
| delivery opened at Soc and closed at SIC:
December delivery opened at &c and closed
| at SIC; January delivery opened at &c and
closed at Soc, February delivery opened at
| 99c and CLOSED at 9 00c; March delivery
opened at 1oc and closed at o Ire.
New YORK, Oct. 8, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed quiet; middling uplands SIC;
niddling Orleans 11-1Cc; neC receipts -
bales, gross receipts 1851 bales sales to-day 10
| bales. last evening 20.
.d EHtn r, closed ,o,,o quiet with
delivery S $50 ACC; November delivery ! 52Q
| 53c; December delivery 6A@8 70c; January
delivery o60S SIC; February delivery . QUA
92G9 &c, May delivery . 3295 83c, June
delivery 4i09 &C July delivery 1909 49c,
August delivery o5GGs sc.
The SUMS cotton report says: Futures
declined, closing quiet and points lower than
| last ghts final prices. Liverpool came Add
| down, and 1t was reported that the strike at
Savannah Is soon to be adjusted. These advices
| left the bulls without support and prices de-
| clined Receipts at the ports for the coming
week are estimated at $50, 900 bales Weather
reports from the south were generally favor
! abba to the cotton crop. Selling was checked
| by the anticipation Of an unfavor&ble report
next Saturday from the Department of Agri-
culture Spot cotton was l-1fc lower AMI dull"
| GALvssFoR, OFT. 9.-Cotton closed easy;
m ddling oyee; net recepts 1865 bales, gross
013 sales l,Z3j bales STOCK 10l, 100 Oales; ex-
ports, coaS.wise 525 bale spinners So
NoRToLK, Oct. 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling sic; net receipts 2,7l6 bales gross
2o6j sales 1889 bales; STOCK IL, 784 bales; ex-
| ports coasJwise $40 baies.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling S4c net receipts 40 bales gross
| 45J; sales non4; stock G,g41 baes; exports,
! TO the continent 2,245 bales.
BosroN, Oct. S.-Cottoa closed quiet;
rniddlins 8 11-iGc: net receipts $50 bales, gross
! COS; sales none; stock - bales.
! WILMINGTON, Oct. 3.-Cotton closed firm;
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! 2,266; sales none; stock 1881 bales; ex ports,
| cOastwise SlS bales.
PaILADz LPHIA. Oct. 3.--Cotton closed steady;
mlddlinS SC; net receipts ~ bales, gross %;
| STOCK 2,O3l bales
New OKLsAxs, Oct 8.-Cotton closed
! easy middling $40; net recsipts 1893 bales,
gross 1858; sales 4,l5O bales; stock 155, 723
| bales: exports to the continent - bales, to
! Great Britain 3,045. cOaStyise 2Oi.
Fusures-The market Closed quiet but steady,
/ with sales of TO- % bales, as follows: October
aH.1f.a II. - 10 IL
cenber delivery 4ic, January delivery
| A3c, February delivery s 6tc, March delivery
65c April delivery Sc, May delivery
| MOBILE, Oct. 2.-Cotton closed dali:
midding sic; Mt receipts 30S6 bales, gross
| SOS6; sales 90 bales: stock 1856 bales; ex-
| ports coastwise 2525 bales
| MEMPHIS. Oct cotton closed quiet but
stsaiy; middling S7-1Cc; receipts 81 57 boles:
shipments 1850 bales; sales 653 bales; stock
Is, il4 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling 1-l6Gl &c; receipts 1855
bales; shipments 1,044 bales; sales l,S11 bales;
sock 9,3Te bales.
CHAaLEsToX, oct 8.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling &c; net receipts dSi4 bales, gross
6,3ii; sales O0J balss; stock 50,S,S bales; ex
ports coastwise ]. $40.
ATLANTA. oct. S-Cotton closed quiet;
middng SIC; receipts 1895 bales.
Nav YoRK, Oc; 3.-Coasolidated net re-
exports, to Great Britain sOi5 bales, TO Francs
- bales, TO the Continent 222i bales; stock
at ali A nericAn poras 64l4j bales
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 2.03J3 $40 bales Of
which 1,G59,T46 bales arc American against
1.t5705s AMI gSi 95S bales. res positively last year
Receipts at all Interior towns for the week
l6l,sl2 bales. Receipts fro plantations 255 00I
bales. Crop in sight 91s. III bales.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 3-Secretary Hester's
weekly New Orleans cotton exchange special
covers the first thlrty-two days OF the season
bringing the movement up % ami including last
evening"; Tbs report SHOWS that during tho
past week the amount brought into sight was
1881 baes. against 2e1505, last year
or desrease OF 1921 bales The
first two days OF October Indicate a
reduction from o corresponding period
last season Of iilG2 bales. deficit ln amount Ia
EIgIf, which on Sept. ~ was 80 SCI bales, beleg
nov ft7b3. 1hem0yement siBce Sept. ! shw0s
the recepts az an United States ports 70
- yas no svafusf 80 40 - ~