The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

I ACtHpuAH q Ouhrs. ~ nOOHa x ONO IS. OIL
Mobile & Ohio. 81 Silver Certificates s516
Nashville q Chat. IS Am. Sugar Rein. 11034
Texas Pacific, 1s5. "A do pref'd. I02
N. \. Central .1101S
The weekly statement of the assocfated hanks
Issued by the clearing house to-day shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased. e. 9f5 f50
Loans decreased. ......... az -OO
Legal tenders decreased. ...,.. 23s60)
Deposits decreased ............ I 208 900
Circulation increased -. ....... II 100
Banks now hold 81, 67s, 900 in excess of the
requirements of the % per cent. rule
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. s, noon.-Cotton opened
steady, with but little doing American mid
ding 41ad; sales 5000 bales-American s. 300
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 200 bales-American 400
tutures-American middling. low mddliug
clause, November delivery 4 29-64d; November
and December delivery 3O64d; December and
January delivery 0-64d, also 3l-64d: Jan
uaTy and February delivery 4 32-64d, also
S5-o4d; February and March delivery 34-64d,
also 35-64d; March and April delivery 37-64d
also S5-64d; April and May delivery 1 3g-64d
also 30 Cad; May and June delivery 43-64d.
Futures steady.
p: MIXTURES: American rnidiIing low
'Inlddling clause. November delivery 30-64d,
buyers; November and December delivery
3Co4d, buyers; December and January detv-
cry al-64d, sellers; January and February de-
livery 33-64d, buyers; February aud March
delivery $685. 36-64d; March and April de-
hvery 9S-64d, sellers; April and May delivery
40-64d. buyers; May and June delivery 42-6i6
4a-64d; June and July delivery 45-64d, sellers.
FUTURES closed quiet but steady.
American middling 41kd
or new YORK, Nov. 8, noon.-Futures-Marke
opened seedy and closed firm, with
sales as follows: November delivery opened
at O6c and closed at lilo; December delivery
opened at 23c and closed at &c; January
delivery opened at 35c and closed at 8 4Oc;
February delivery opened at 47c and closed
at 5@c; March delivery opened at SOC and
closed at 8 ode; April delivery opened at 60
and closed at s T4c.
New YoRK, Nov. 8, 500 D. m.-Cotton closed
firm; middling uplands S7-l6c, middlinR Or
leans $3.50; sales S54 bales; net receipts 800
bales, gross 3,942
Futurss-Market closed firm, with sales
OF 10000 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 8 Hos 13c; December delivery e7do
25c, January delivery 400S 41c, February
8 65c, April delivery 8 74GlS Use, May delivery
: o40S S5c, June delivery 93@6 Csc July de-
livery O@09 O3c, August delivery o 900
NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-Hubbard Price q
COS cotton report says: "The weekly state
ment of the statistical position, as made uD
gy this mornings Chronicle, is as follows:
Total visible supply $500. 485 bales, of which
3,li4,6S5 bales are American; crop in sight
:, lS0,952 baleSi came in sight during the week
3Sl $50 bales; plantation deliveries 1926 800 bales
Another surprise to the trade was in the ad.
vices from Liverpool to-day, that market being
higher when decline had been expected The
Improvements, our cables inform US, was due to
q growing conviction that the strike will only
be partial one, the large spinning districts Of
Richdale and Hepburn refusing to lockout
their operatives. This leaves to Oldham and
Ashton the burden of sustaining the move
ment. An advance in yarns in Manchester will
work in favor of the operatives, as the spinners
of one section will realize they are stopping
only to throw profit into the hands of other
masters According to this Chronicle the move
me1t ls l,3)6,000 bales behind that of last
season Those who have favorable opinion of
the market feel confident that the movement
from now on will lose another million bales.
Our market opened steady at points advance
gradually hardened and became firm, closing
at best prices of the day.
GALVESTON. Nov. 5.-Cotton closed firm:
middling l5-16c; net receipts TO- 246 bales gross
1926; sales 732 bales; stock 152, S54 bales
NoRFoLK, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 15-16c; net receipts 8, S62 bales gross
3o62 sales l,OO5 bales; stock 43, 734 bales; ex-
ports cOastwiSe 81 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling size; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 16036 bales.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Ootton closed quiet: mid
ding S3sc; net receipts 42S bales gross I, 795;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Brl-
tain 4,S19
WlLMINaToN. Nov. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling. 75Sc; net receipts ,S57 bales, gross
!, So; sales none; STOCK 1850 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed steady:
mlddhng sac; net receipts $50 bales gross 7SO;
stock 4,792 bales; exports, to Great Britain 1906
bales.
ATLANTA NOV. O.--COtLOn closed St6adys mid
ding ll-l6c; receipts 1926 bales.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-Cotton closed
firm; middling =: 13-16c; net receipts l /, s6I
bates gross T. 07s; sales AGO bales; stock 1885
bales; exports, to Great Britain 0,230 bales
to France 1868 bales, TO the continent 8, 227,
coastwis5 s. 651.
Futures Market closed firm. with sales of
800 bales. as follows: November delivery
I 93c, December delivery Ole, January de
livery csc, February delivery 8 15c, March
delivery 26c, April delivery sec, May deliv-
cry 45c, June delivery s 5Sc.
MOBILE, Nov. Cotton closed firm;
middng 734c; net receipts 926 baIes gross
1885, sales 500 bales; stock 27,74O bales; ex
ports. coastwisa ,257 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 5.-Cotton closed firm:
middling &c; receipts 2, 230 bales; sales 200
bales; shipments 3,513; stock 6O271 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding TIC; receipts i,4S5 bales; shipments
1856 bales; sales 624 bales; stock IS Az bales
CHARLESTON. Nov. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1850; netreceipts 1909 bales, gross
ports, to Great Britain 10 29l bales coastwise
LAOS bales
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Consolidated net re-.
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 43 72l bales;
continent g. 221 bales TO France II, 1853; stock at
all the ports 926, 1877 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world 3,506. Asa bales, Of
which 3,14,6S5 bales are American, against
3,427, 757 ami 3025,657 bales, respectively last
year. Receipts at ell interior towns for the
3s5, 800 bales. Crop in sight 2,196, 952 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
New YORK, Nov. 5. noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull Corn duh and easier.
PORK quiet aud steady et S12 25@I3 So Lard
frmer at 50 6003 62. Freights quiet and easy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 5 p. IN Southern -four
dull and steady. WheatNo. 2 red 74l46n7416c
in store and elevator; .4sz075c afioat; options
closed steady at 1SM3sc decliae; No red No
vember delivery 7438c; December delivery 75}4c;
say delivery S25Sc. Corn easier and dull; No
491sc in elevator; 5014c afoat; options closed
steady: November delivery 1850; December de-
livery 505Ac; May delivery 5l5sc. Oats dull and
steady; November delivery 3515c: December de-
livery 3S3sc; May delivery 3S54c; spot No 9
3516c. Coffee-Optjons closed steady, 8 down to
up; December delivery is 001l5 10; January
IA 65@I4 90; spot Rio dull and barely steady;
No. z, l60161Sc. Sugar-Refiued quiet and
easy. Molasses-New Orleans quiet but steady
Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Cotton seed
Oil quiet and firm; crude 2716c. Pork in fair
demand and firm. Cut meats quiet and firm
Other meats quiet and steady. Lard higaer;
western steam 80 60; city IS 1909 90; Novem-
Der delivery 80 05 bid; January delivery IS Is
bid. Freights dull and easy.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Sacrihccd to politics was
largely the fate of the markets to, day Not
withstanding the dullness, however, the gen
eral tone was one of strength. Wheat opened
easy, and prices declined 1sQl4o, then became
stronger aud advanced s6Cl1sc, ruled quiet and
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