The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-28

\ Va. Is cons. ...... 42 Texas Pacific. 800 iOI
Northwestern ....116Z Temp Coal & Iron 45I
90 preferred. IA Union Pacific. zee. 453S
/ Della & Lack. ....i6OA N j. Central. 1405A
Erie -..-.--..... 3ls4 Missouri Pacific. e11h
East Tennessee. IA Western Union. SIX
Lake shore. -....123A Cotton on Certi.. a414
| L'yille & Nash. 1879 Brunswick CO. I016
| Memphis & Char. 26 Mobile & Ohio Is 65Sz
| Mobile aud Ohio. 80 Silver Certificates 905k
| Nashville & Chat. $50 Am. Sugar Ref So
Texas Pacific, LIST. SO11 do pref'd.. 9234
| n. Y. Central. .1l314
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
| following changes:
Reserve decreased ....................S3S s7, $50
Loans increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900 600
| Specie decreased ....... ............. 1887 500
Legal tenders Increased. &c. ......... 1879 200
Deposits increased. -............... 671 900
Circulation increased. :. ............, 800
banks now hold S25, 1850, 700 in excess of the
requirements of the - per cent. rule.
New York, Feb. 27.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to SO. $50. o26 of which 2.S92 426
was in gold and $685. 800 in silver Of the
total exports. Sl,965. 425 in gold and sos 600 10
silver weat to Europe and Ss07 600 in gold and
Sl60,OOO in silver went to the West Indies and
South America. The imports of specie for
the port OF New York for the week amounted
| and S2,512 IN silver.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 81. noon.-Cotton steady,
with but little doing; American middlin
3 ll-led; sales 5000 bales-American 400
bales; speculation and export 500 bales re-
ceipts q, 900 bales-Amercan p, ZOO
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, March and April delivery 3 43-s4d. also
S44-6id; April and May delivery 47-64d; May
and June delivery 5O.64d, also 5i-6Id;
June and July delivery 54-64d, also 55-64d.
also 54G4i; July and August delivery 5S-54d;
August and September delivery B 61-G4d
Market steady.
1909 p. mixtures: American middling. low
nidding clause. February delivery 43 G4d
value; February and March delivery 43-64d
value; March and April delivery I3 Gao
4l-64d; April and May delivery AZ sad
buyers; May and June delivery 51-64d, sellers:
June ami July delivery 54-64d, buyers; Jdly ard
September delivery 6i-64d, sellers: Septem-
Der delivery I'D. Futures closed st adv
American middling } ll-l6d
NEW YORK, leb. 2l-Futures = Market
| ruary delivery opened at ---c and closed at
| c; March delivery opened at 73c and closed
att 75c; April delivery opened at d SEC end
closed at SIC; May delivery opened at &C.
and closed al Csc; June delivery opened at
| Csc and closed csc; July delivery opened at
! Z &c ana closed at 6 15c.
NEW ToRK, Feb. q, 5:00p. m.-Cottou closed
steady; middling uplands Lice middling Or
| leans 1-l6c; net receipts bales, gross 6,U79
! bales: sales to-day 10l bales
Futurss-Market closed quiet but steady. with
| sales OF $500 bales, as follows: February de.
livery &C, March de livery 1906 &c,
April delivery Si06 s5c. May delivery { $50
| . SIC, June delivery Z 05@17 DC. July delivery
| ? l5@7 1Gc; August delivery 2Gc, September
| delivery 9617 &c. October delivery : 46@
| 46c, November delivery z 53G01 5ac.
NEW YoRK, Feo 27.-Hubbard. Price & Co
| say of the cotton market: TIE statistical
! position, as made up by the Fiaan cidl thro1ti.
| Gle last evening, is as follows: Visible supply
| 4,12O,5f2 bales, of which 4,2ls,3ST ba es we're
American; crop in sight 1853 235 beles Plan
| tation deliveries 1869 balls The opening
| figures were two points above last evening
and upon smaller receipts than were expected,
| the gain by II O'Clock hal been increasing to
| five points, August at that hour selling at 3lc
| Before the close. however, selling orders from
| New ORR ans, accompanied by advic IS that the
receipts there on Monday would be q, COO bales,
resulted in reaction, and the close was steady
| at about last evenings prices"
| GALVESTON, Feb. 2'.-Cotton closed steady:
| middling 6lhc; net receipts 1886 bales, gross
1856 bales; sales ,067 bales; ock q, 3l9 bales:
81 bales ''''''"'' .
NORFOLK, Feb 2?.-Cotton closed steady:
| lniddling G94c; net receip 1.0ll bales, gross
l.l5S sales . Bales stock 44,45S bales; exports
baltimore, Feb. 27.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi1dinT &c; net receipts bales, gross
=; sales = bales; stock 81, SO3 bales
BosToN, Feb. 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Z 116c; net receipts 1870 bales, gross
| 1868; sales none stock - bales: exports,
| TO Great Britain l,429 bales
| WILMINGTON. Feb. 27.-Cotton closed dull and
| nominal; miIdling 6l9c; net receipts 355 bales,
! gross S15; sales none; stocS 1854 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Cotton closed quiet /;
middling 1850; net receipts $50 bales, gross
| $50; sales - bales: stock 1928 bales
| NEW ORLEANS, Feb 27.-Cottcn closed quiet;
middling. 61Gc; net receipts 1853 bales. gross
1855; sales 300 bales; stock 1851 bales; ey-
! ports to Great Britain !i,7S0 oales, coastwise
| 7,S94.
Futures-The market closed barely steady.
with sales of $500 bales, as follows: March
| delivery 32c, April delivery doc May de-
| livery jlc, jane delivery dlc. july d-livery
| tic, August delivery Sic, September delivery
6 9lc, October delivery Ole, November delivery
| lie.
MOBILE, Feb. s7,-Cotton closed quiet;
middng G1sc; net receipts 607 bales, gross
COZ; sales 400 bales; stock 1850 bales exports,
MEMPHIS, Feb 27.-Cotton closed easy;
middllng C1kc; receipts 9S2 bales; ship.
ments 200 bales; sales 4,157 bales stock
| 2G1j bales
AUGUSTA, Feb. 27.--Cotton closed quiet but
steady; iniddling 69s@6 1l-16c; receipts 249
bales; shipments IL bales; sales 1907 bales;
| stock % 4y6 bales.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 21.--Cottoa closed steady;
middlin2 6S4c; net receipts 1,120 bales, gross
LILO: sales 100 bales stock 90 $50 bales; exports
to the continent 1884 bales, coastwise 336.
middling 6J6c; receipts 81 bales.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports for the day were lO7
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 1890 bales to
| France - bales to the continent 1884 bales;
stock az all American ports l,1s9 81 bales
NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The total visible supply
| or cotton Tor the world is 4,72O.S12 bales, of
| which 4,2ie,312 bales are American, against
| 3,5iS,3l7 and 2.o7S,2i7 bales respectively, last
! year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 6S.oSl bales. Receipts from plantations
1869 bales Crop in sight 7,a59.235 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. a., noon.-Wheat steady.
demand poor; holders offer moderately; No. 1
| California es0Ss Id; No. winter red Is Il16dM
| SIS. Corn steady, demand poor.
New YORK, Feb. %, noon-FIour weak;
Wheat firm. Corn firm. Pork firm at
50 5000 so. Lard was steady at So Is.
new YoSx. Feb. q. 800 D. IN. Flour.
southern. dull and weak; common to fair
extra, SO 2003 s.; good TO choice, extra
So S505 10; superine 81 750D4 so; buckwheat
! -four 81 2502 IS. Wheat Irregular, weaker
and quiet; No. red, 81 O43lA1 05I6
in store and elevator; 81 0715lS1 Oe35
! ahoat: options closed weak at &c under
yesterday: No. red, February delivery 81 O4aI ;
March delivery g. 04|6; May delivery 81 O255'
| Corn irmer, and moderately active: No, 2
! cash. 4994914c in elevator; 50@5OIzc ahoat:
ungraded mixed, 46052I5c; No. 2 white, sic:
steamer mixed 4sd4915c; options unchanged to
| NC up; February delivery 4914c; March de-
livery 49l4c; May delivery 1850 Oats weaker
and dull; options dull and easier; February
delivery aG11c; May delivery SIC; No 9 white.
| March delivery, 3s1Sc; No. spot, 3636A87I6c:
mixed western 36G37I6c. Hops are fairly active
and firm; State. common 10 choice, i5@21c;
Pacific coast. l5022c. Coffee-options closed
| steady. 5000 down: February delivery IL %:
| March delivery 10 65ll13 as: Nav delivery - 90