The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-17

ASKED IBID
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued b. the clearing house to-day shows the
! following changes:
Reserve Increased 49, GA 900
loans Increased OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 545 509
| Specle increased ...---: ....---...-.- 5.5lg,9 0
Legal tenders increased. .......... 2,34s, 200
Deposits increased. observation-disclosures. 100000
| Circulation increased .....-..... 200
Banks now hold S24, 579,025 in excess of the
| requirements Of the % per cent. rule
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l6. noOn-Cotton dull: prices
| generally IN buyers favor; American midding
| lid; sales 1000 bales-American 5, 200 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
| l1,4OO bales-all American.
Futures-American middiing, low mddling
e Clause January delivery ri; January ana
delivery 3 tO64d; March and April delivery
| a., also 63-6id, also Id; April and May de-
livery 2-64d, also. 3-c41 May and June de-
livery 6-64d, also Z 5-64d also 4S-64d;
also 9-o4di July and August delivery l264d
also l1-64d, also 1884, August and Sep
tem6sr delivery ID. Futures easy:
100 p mixtures: American midding, low
| nlddhng clause, January delivery 3 6O-64d,
! sellers; January and February delivery 6064d
| sellers; February and March delivery 3 60-64D
| 6l-Gid; March and April delivery I'D, sellers;
| April and May delivery 3 64d, sellers; May
| and June delivery 6-64d, value; June ami July
delivery $50, buyers; July aad August de-
| livery 12-G4d, buyers; August and september
| delivery l5-64d sellers. Futures closed quiet
| American ddling fair 7-16d, good middling
| Sled, middling Id, low middling 3 1880,
good ordinary 33ed ordinary 39sd.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, nOon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middlng uplands 9-l6c; middling Or
| leans l5-l6c; sales 1865 bales.
| Futures-MarkeJ opened steady and closed
| steady with sales as follows: January opened at
lOc ana closed at o9c; February delivery
opened at 19c and closed at lie; March
delivery opened att 2sc and closed at &c; April
| delivery opened CT Z 4Dc and closed at : 39c:
Ia mad afT 40 md .In
| Sic; June delivery opened at &c and closed
| z &c.
New YoRK. Jan 10, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
! quiet; middling uplands 9-16c, middIing Or
! leans 1916; net receipts 57i bales gross O,976;
sales to-day 10 bales. last evening $50.
| Futuras-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 1O,lOO bales, as follows: January delivery %
al l2c, February delivery z 1707 16c, March
| delivery &IQ7 25c, April delivery 39Gl7 40c
May delivery BLOT sc june delivery 60
z 6Sc. July delivery 1917 7Sc, August delivery
7SlG97 SIC, September delivery 1907 91c,
October delivery 7 9107 99c
Hubbard, Price & Co.'S cotton circular says:
The statistical situation, as made up by the
financial Chronicle this morning shows that
there have come in sight during the week 20I, 600
bales of cotton against 1914, 900 bales last year
This excess of TO- 900 bales n the total move
ment, Ia combination with the crop estimate of
r. 4. wilson a Co.. induced decline OF 5-64d
in liverpool this morning and decline of about
10 points in our market at the opening. By Ii
o'clock slight recovery had been effected, but
that the weeks developments have in some de-
gree shaken the confidence of those who believe
in crop of under 100000 bales and the prob
ability Of an advance in consequence. For the
immediate future the port receipts and the
quantity Of cotton daily making its appearance
| will unquestonably be the controlling influence
After i O'Clock the market continued dull
easing away slightly toward the close. Such
changes in prices as have been established are
without special significance. If foreign markets
show any confidence in cotton at these prices,
10 70 hat ~,
response to a continuation of the light move
ment that side of the water "
GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-Cotton closed firm;
middllng 6 15-l6c; net receipts 900 bales, gross
1880 sales 934 bales; stock 9S,702 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 5,944.
NoRFoLK, Jan. 16-Cotton closed quiet;
middiing, 65Ec; net receipts 1,l2) bales, gross
ports, TO Great Britain g. bales, coestwise
2l9 bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 16-Cotton closed weak;
mitdiing 71sc; net receipts - bales, gross
1862; sales none; stock 1870 bales: exports,
coastwise 400.
BosroN, Jan 16-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling 9-16c; net receipts 1646 bales, gross
1854; sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINaroS, Jan. !6-Cotton closed quiet;
middling eS4c; net receipts 3(2 bales gross 322;
sales none; stock, corrected, 16 059 bales; ex-
ports, to the continent .533 bales, coastwise "a
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-Cotton closed quiet;
middiing re; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
1905 e1lcS - DdAcss btOCh lU,ulo Ddi6S.
New ORLEANS, Jan l6.-Cotton closad steady;
middling l5-l6c; net receipts 6GOl bales
gross 72ii; sales 3lO0 bales; stock sos 1876 bales
exports, to Great Britain 50s2 bales, coastwse
1895, to France $3.50, TO the continent 200.
Futures-Tne market closed steady with
sales OF 36,lO0 baes as follows: January
delivery Coo, February delivery &c. March
delivery SIC, April delivery 6 CSC. May de-
livery csc, June delivery zoe. July delivery
Z Sic, August delivery 40c, September delivery
Z soc, October delivery 59c.
MOBILE, Jan. 16.-Cotton closed dull:
mlddIinS 1s-16c; net receipts 756 bales, gross
7J6; sales 500 bales; stock a, 1862 bales; exports
coastwise 453 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. l6-Cotton closed firm:
middEng 15-1dc; receipts 579 bales; sales 100
bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 65Sc receipts 1873 bales; shipments 3S5
bales; sales $50 bales; stoc6 1921 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Csc; net receipts 989 bales,
gross $50; sales 925 bales; stock 7o445 bales;
ATLANTA, Jau 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 6}8c; receipts 81 bales.
New YORK, Jan. 16.--Cousolidated net re
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were 1854
bales; exports, TO Great Britain II ,2fG bales to
France $3.50 bales, to the continent 2,7S3 bales;
STOCK at all American uor5s 1899 ,3S5 bales.
New YoRE, Jan 16.-The total visible supply
Of cotton for the world is 47OS,O63 bales, Of
which 1, 2S3. 463 bales are American. against
3543 103 and 3,0!6,303 bales, respectively, last
/ year. htCGlbJ1 ~ al interior towns Tor the
week 1851 bales. Receipts from plantations
1924? bales. Crop in sight 6,S67, 355 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 16 noon Flour inactive
and easy. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet
and firm Pork active and steady at 80 T5A
10 70. Lard quiet and easy at Sc 67%.
Freights quiet end firm.
New YoRK. Jan. 16. BOO .. n. Flour, south
ern. dull and heavy; common to fair,
extra. 81 G1S 90; good TO choice extra,
"a O0Q3 IS; superfne, "a 1904 so; ouckwheat
flour 81 25D2 S5. Wheat dull, but frmer
No. red, 81 c0s4O1 OF in store and ele-
vator; VI e)340l 0zA afoat; options closed
firm at It@lMc ovesr yesterday; No 2
red. January delivery 81 0O7s; February
delivery 81 OBS; May delivery ST 02h Corn
Gull but steady; No. cash, 50Ssa Bic in eleya-
tor; 5ls5Q524c afloat; ungraded mixed. 400
637Hc; No. white, bic; No. 8, 5Sc; steamer
change; January delivery 507sc; February
delivery l0}5c; Nay delivery 49s4c Oats quiet
and unchanged; options dull, frmer; January
delivery Soc; February delivery C; May
delivery size; No. . spot, 37J46D3s1bc; mixed
western 35l503i16c. Hops fairly active
firm; State common to choice, l5@22c;
Pacific coast. i5&22c. Coffee-optlons closed
steady 70 10 points up; January delivery II 700
~ IS; February delivery u 25012 IS; April
delivery S; May delivery II 75011 S.;
July delivery II co; spot Rio quiet
ana firm; No. z, 1SAD13kc Sugar, raw
quiet, steady; fair refining Lido; centrifugals
90 t.st, Sec; No. g, $3.50; No. 5, $3.50; refined
steady and quiet; off A, 414c; mould A. 4Ssc
standard A, 4316c; confectioners' A, 1-lGc:
| cut loaf. 51Sc; crushed size; powdered $780,