The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-03

issued by the clearing house to-day. shows the
| following changes:
Reserve increased. ...................,H l0525
Loans decreased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7le SOJ
Specie increased ....... .,..........., CTS, 800
Legal tenders decreased. ....,,....... 1888 800
Deposits decreased ........,.......,. 1873 800
| Circulation decreased ...,.......... $1,000
Banks now hold SIS or $50 in excess Of the
requirements Of the e5 per cent. rule
COTTON
| LIVERPOOL, April o noon.-Cotton opened
naiddling 9-ied; sales 5000 balas-American
4,S00 bales; speculation aud export 900 bales;
receipts 1000 bales-American Q, 200
| Futures-American middng low middllng
clause, April delivery ID; April aud May
delivery S5-64d also 5 36-64d, also 37-64d,
also Sc -6id; May and June delivery S5-94i,
also s y June and July delivery a4i-64d;
| delivery 44-64d, also 8 45-6!d, aso 445Id;
August and September delivery 47-84d. saso
8 46-64d; September and October delivery
3 o2-64d. Futures easy.
lp. mixtures: American mlddng low
midding clause, April delivery 80 GAO
3 $3.50; April and May delivery $3.50
| s 81 Sad; May and June delivery s5-e%3
8 35-64d; June and July delivery 38-649S 39-6td;
July aod August delivery 3 41-6493 42-o4d;
45-54d; September delivery 47-64d. buyers;
September and October delivery ; 4764d, buyers;
October and November delivery $3.50
3 20 CAD, Futures closed easy.
American middling 9-16d.
Recount of STOCK of cotton here shows de-
crease i'll the total of 6S, 81 bales and in stock
of American 28,s80 bales, making the total
stock here 1905, 200 bales and of American
l,4S7 200 bales, instead Of 1000 and l,46600O
bales respectively, as sent out yesterday.
NEW YoRK, April 2.-Futures = Market
| follows: April delivery opened at 35c and
| closed at acc; May delivery opened at 6 4Sc
| aud closed at 6 5lc; June delivery opened at
| 6 SIC and closed 60c; July delivery opened at
| r. fac and ciOSa1 AT 6gCs Aupugt daliv1FV
opened at 73c and closed at nc; September
delivery opened at Sic and closed at 6 SIC.
NEW Y99K April 2 5GS P m-cEt Cotton. closed SCI
ceipts 3,346 bales; sales to-day 81 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with
6 1905 43c, May delivery 51G6 SIC, June de-
| livery COOS Gle, July delivery 6906 rec, Au-
gust delivery iT0B 79c September delivery
| s s'QD6 SSc, October delivery 6 97G6 $50. No
vember delivery o707 csc. December de-
livery l7D7 13c, January delivery 2T0D7 2oc
NEW YORK, April 2.-Huboard. Price &
Co.'S cotton report says; The statistical posi-
ton made up in this mornings Chronicle is as
| follows: Total visible supply 4444f77 bales,
| OF which 4,STS,0II bales are American; planta
ton deliveries 80 9sl bales; came In sight iuriuR
the week 50 los bales; total in sight $3.50 ,215
| bales. To-day's marset has been slow and un.
| interesting. Liverpool opened at an advance
| OF 264d, which, however was lost before the
close. aud final prices were slightly under those
of last evsnng. The loss of the Improvement
| seems to be due TO the Increasing probability Of
| the general adoption Of short time in an lmpor-
| Lant department of the cotton spinning in
| dustry in England In our own market to day
| the trading has developed rather more hops
full and confident feeling; while, as above
| noted. the foreign news is rather bearish, the
| market has shown no weakness, and after
opening at a decline Of POS points, as com
pared with last evening, slowly improved
closing quite steady at net gain of about .
| points for the day
| GALVESTON April a. Cotton closed easy;
| ruiddling 6 7i6c; net receipts III bales, gross
ri; sales III bales; stock 80 ia bales spinners
| 63 bales
NORFOLK, April Cotton closed quiet;
middltng 61ac; net receipts 1926 bales, gross
1,t26; sales 10 bales; stock 80, 1872 bales; exports
| coastWise IS bales
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton closed nominal;
miidhng 696c; net receipts ll0 bales, gross
10; sales = bales; stock s3 403 bales.
BosroN, April 2-Cotton closed dull;
mddling l1-16c; net receipts 146 bales, gross
1l9; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 2364.
WILMINGTON, April 2.-Cotton closed nominal;
mddling 6I4c; net receipts l31 bales, gross 1877
sales none stock IA. 05; bales
PHILADELPHIA April Cotton closed quiet
middlinR &c; net receipts s. bales, gross
IS; sales - bales: stock i2.103 bales.
New ORLEANS April 2.-Cotton closed
| steady; middling 63sc net receipts 1850 bales,
gross 1888; sales 1880 bales; stock 343 BAL
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1000 bales, to
the continent 1890 bales, coastwise 4,147 bales,
| 10 France 4,12o.
Futures.Tne market closed steady,
with sales of 1920 bales as follows: April
delivery l5c. May delivery 1Sc, June de
livery Csc, July delivery 32c, August delivery
sec, September delivery 4Sc, october deliv-
cry 6 5Sc, November delivery &c, December
delivery 76c, January delivery C
MOBILE, April 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlnE 6Ifc; net receipts 1876 bales, gross
1885, sales 300 bllesI stock 23,52l bales; exports,
coastwise 436 bales
MEMpHIs, April 2.-Cotton closed steady;
middng 65-l6c; receipts go bales; ship
ments 1880 bales; sales AM bales; stock
AUGUSTA, April 2.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 614Ga6 slice; receipts bales; ship
ments La bales; sales l3l bales; stock 20,017
bales.
CHARLESTON. April 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 614c; net receipts 1913 bales gross
s93; sales = bales; stock 46, 1873 bales; exports
coastwse 347 bales.
| ATLANTA, April 2-Cotton closed steady;
middling 61Sc; receipts 81 bales.
New York, April 2.-Consolldated net re-
ceips at ell the ports to-day were S,S17 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1881 bales, to
France 4, 1913 bales to the continent 1900 bales
stock at ali the ports /. 024, 1862 bales
New YoRK, April 2.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 4,43477 bales OF
which 3,S73,077 bales are American against
33i2,175 and 2,6t2,375 bales, respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 81 1908 bales. Receipts from plantations
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YORK, April 2. noOn-Flour dull and
steady. Wheat active and steady. Corn active
aud easy Pork quiet and steady at So 5C
oil 30. Lard quiet and easy at SO 5716
Freghts quiet and weak.
NEW YORK. April ,, 300 P. M Four,
southern, duh and heavy; common to fair
extra Sc 1903 IS; good TO choice extra,
s. 1904 70; superflne, 81 7504 so; buck
wheat -four 81 2502 80. Wheat was
lower and dull; No. 2 red. 9sc IN store
and elevator; 9S14c@Sl rs afoat; options closed
steady, 1403sc below yesterday; No. red
April delivery $500; May delivery 904c; July
delivery S914c. Corn scarce and dull; No.
cash, 469sG149c in elevator; 4g1t15Oc ahoat
ungraded mixed, 4605216c; steamer mixed
48Q491sc options offered AT 1000 decline
April delivery 4iSfc; May delivery 45ssc, July
| delivery &C. Oats dull and weak options dul
and easier April delivery S41sc; May delivery
S44c; July delivery c; spot No. white
31Gg374c; mixed western, 9t638c Hops art
fairly active and firm; State, common
to choice, l5022c; Pacific coast. 15A22c
Coffee-options closed steady ly@20 points
up; April delivery II 9o0l2 50; May delivery
u 6O9l2 So; July delivery Y l50ls 2oi Decem
Der delivery II 90; spot Rio dull and lower
No; T.. lac. Sugar, raw, fair rednina
s, 316c; No. 3, 1850; refined quiet aud steady
41s4tIac; confeotioners' A, Lice; cut loaf
gTanu!ated, 49s9,i98o; cubes. 4]s94a34cs No
in hhds; New Orleans dull and firm
common to fancy 2j035c. Petroleum quiet
and steady: crude In bbs., Parkers', s. 80
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