The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

Issued by the clsaring house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. 5000. 81 SCI $50
Loans decreased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 100
Specie creased ........ ......,...... POO. 800
Legal tenders decreased. 90. .......... is 9lOJ
Deposits u creased ........... q sd UJD
Circulation increased. ...... 2Iq 900
Banks now mold -. 49,. 675 in excess of the
requirements Of the - per cent. rule.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 90, noon.-Cottou opened
duli; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middltng Il d; sales 5000 bales-Aneri-
can 4.IUJ baesi speculation aud export 500
bales; receipts on
Futures American middlinz low mid Hing
clause, october and Novemb r delivery % sid /;
November AMI -cenDer delivery 4 24-64d, also
- Cal; December and January delivery
4 25-5id, also 24-t4 O.; January ana February
delivery 3 SD, also ! 27-64I; February AID
Marcl delivery 3l-54d, also ! 3064i; March
and April delivery 32-64d; April ami MAJ de-
livery So "a /; May and June delivery 36-5Id
futures easv.
q. Futures: Am srican milling. low
midd ing claus October aud November delivery
! %--b4l. buyers; November and December lie
nVery 22-6Id. tuyers; December ami January
delivery u U41l4 a,-64I; January and February
delivery 1854, sellers; February and March
delivery 29-64d buyers; March aud April
delivery l-B4D4 3I-6i5; April and ay de-
livery 36-64 }, sellers May and June delivery
556t04 3j-6id. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. Oct. ~, noon.-FuUures-MarkeU
opened easy and closed tasy, with
saes as follows: December delivery opened
at 5 Use and cl Sod at 05c; January dev ~
opened at l9c aud close at Bic: F bruarY
delivery opened at Sic and closed at b 35c;
March delivery opened at 42c AMI closed at
s Ale
Nav YoRK, Oct. , 500 D. m.-Cotton closed
qulrt; middling upiands sic, mddling Or
leans SAC; sa'eS Jo& ba-es; net receipts none,
gro y, t35.
Futures-Market closed Quiet. with sales
OF 74.-OJ bales, as follows: October de-
livery nominal, November delivery N 7 9bc;
December delivery uoD5 % January delivery
SIlD5 &c, february delivery 8 3 as 34c
O. &C. day delivery 641 6lc, June delivery
"a D5 '5c. July delivery seas SIC.
NEW YORK, Oct 90. Hubbard, Price &
Co S cotton re ort says: "IIe we5kl, state
ment OF the statistical position, as made up
by this mornings Chronicle. Is as follows
Total vlsib supply 3,292, 127 bales, Of which
rs o,o<l bates are Anne lean; crop Ie sight
Isis, 1862 ba,es; came in sig It during the week
4O9,6J3 bales plantation deliveries 80 80 ba es.
Inc taAlngS by Spinners to-day we're Unusually
llgnJ in Liverpool, eau -iug a decline Of 2-546
3 sid and tde Easy tone to the arrival market.
This decline exec ded the auticipations of the
trade, anu the market opened barely steady
under heavy selling Oy local operators who have
been IN crested on the long side. After their
otteri Ks were absO ed, it became known tuat
the decline ia Liverpool was accentuated by the
rumor that i'll BROS. had issued an estimate
OF a crop of S,UOJ09O bales in London. From
New Orleans there came denial that such re-
port had en- issued. though the sentiment at
that point faVorS larger Yield than is Uougi L
possib Q. Rec~ip ) al tn pJr,s on Monday will
probably exceed $1,000 bales. Our market ex.
poets a slightly better tone to the foreign
markets On Monday on improvement In tle
continental trade expected from Frankfort.
After the close. outside pr.ces were paid for
colt m this belief"
GALVESTON, Oct. 29.-Cotton closed firm;
middhng ID l6c; net eceipts 3,4lC baes gross
$50; sIles l,l9 bales; stock 1314lt bales; ex-
ports, to The continent 5,5l1 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. ~. iOtt9n closed Qui9t
middllnS re; net receipts 22l9 bales gross
2.259; sales 81 blles stock 80, IL bales: eX
porLs, to Great Britain 3,4OO baies> coastwise
ais bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct 29.-Cotton closet nominal;
middhnk s14c; net receipts none gross none;
sales II ne; stock 131.I tales
BOSTON, oct. 29,-Cott IN closed quiet: mid
in sac; nst receipts 9S5 bales, gross $500;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
ia n S3 ?, 20 rance 95S
LAINdToN, oct. 29-Cotton closed quiet;
middlIng irsc; net receipts 1920 bales, gross
2,52J; sales none; stocd &c, AS ba.es; exports,
to tne cen Inent Z, $50.
Phil .DELPHtA, Oct. 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng e94c; net receipts IG3 bales, gross
lU3 bales: ock S 2J6 bales.
NEW ORLsASs Oct 29.-Cotton closed
quie.; m.ddinS PC; net receipts 100
bales, gross Kos; sales $50 bales St )ck IG3 a6I
| bales exports, to Great Britain $50 bales, to
France 1850 bales. coast"ise $3.50. TO the CONT
ne , 90.
Futures-Narket closed steady, with sales of
3i.ouO bales, as follows: October ! re, No
vember delivery g, December delivery
&c. January delivery Z sc, February de-
hvery C, MarcA delivery O!c. April do
livery 8 lie, May delivery 2lc. June deliy-
cry Bic.
ATLANTA, Oct 29-Cotton closed quiet; mid
dig 7-l6c; receipts !, l58 La.es
MOBILE Oct SJ.-Cotton closed quiet;
middiinR 75kc; net receipts 1879 bales, gross
1875, saies so bales; stock q Os6 bales; ex-
ports coastwis l3 bales,
MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddhng SC receipts 1888 nales; safes
6,5JJ; shipments lSl /; stock 81, 263 bales.
AUGUSTA, oct. 22.-Cotton closed st ady; mid
dliug c; receipts $50 bales; shipments
l,J45 ba es' sales 3 3 iaeS; stock 2 ,344 bales
tH4RLEsToN, Oct. 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middInE sac; net receipts 2s7l bales, gross
2.ol; sale nouei stock S3,720 bales; exports
Nav YoRz, Oct 29.-ConsoIidated net re.
ceipts a all the ports to-day were 3j,5lS bales;
exports, to Great Britain lT.@02 bales. to the
continent l8. l02 bales TO france 53s: stock at
all the norts g20,00s bales.
New YORK, Oco. 29.-rhe total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 3292.ls7 bales, Of
wn.cu 2,550 SIS balls are American, against
3, l61, ana 21Sl.S33 bales, res 9cctively last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 2lo, 755 baes Receipts n plantations
800 139 Dates. Crop in sight 1.s15,l6s bales
GRAIN AND PaovrSI)gs.
New YoRK. Oct. 90, noon.--Flour quiet
Wheat fairly active and lower. Corn dull aud
weak. P rk IN fair demand and steady at
SI2 25O13 35. Lard dull and nominal al 5 3D.
Freighto gu ct and steady.
NEW YoRK, Oct. ~, p. m.-Wheat dull,
nominal and steady; n .. red 73l66l 13Nc in
store and elevator; 1i@744c afoat; options
closed s eady a d unchanged from yesterday !;
No. > red October delivery 739Bc; November
delivery 1890; December delivery 1899 Corn
firm a d quiet; No 2 1899 n elevator; 4JtbA
50c afoat; Options quiet, clio ed weak, nc de-
cline TO Sss advan g; Dece mber delivery sic;
May delivery 5l1sc. oats dull and cas- er: op
ito s dull and weaker; November delivery
343sc december livery 3j14c; No. 2 SI1t@
434c: mixed We tern 3i03jc Cofee-Opti1ns
closed steady, 5@Gl5 points down: spot Rio
dun and easy; No 1870 1850 sugar-Re-
fined in fair demand and -tetdy. Molasses--
New Orleans dull but steady; common to
fancy 2j@35c. Petroleu O let an steady.
Cotton seed o quiet and firm; crude 271bc
Provi ions quiet. Cut meats quiet. Freghts
steady and quiet; cotton O. Id; grain 314 l.
CHlOAGo. Oct 20. ~ heat rallied at last to-
day. but only after having touched the lowest
point reached in five years. Heavy rxoorts,
acting As warning SlRnat to shorts, produced
the upward change. Wheat opened moral
lzsd, owing 70 lower cables AMI b -avy receipts.
and dropped &c to -: Tor december deliy ~
Ia an hour. rally came. AMI at the close
wheat oHs 4Gt3sc "a n, willis corn is Of 40
1c, after b -a7y slump early il the day. Pro
visions generally exhibit q substantial advance
partic dlarly October ribs. Pork is up 3Jc lard
15c, January ribs l0c a October ribs Csc
CHICAG {, Oct. ~ fash quotations were as
follows; Flour dull and uucnanged Whea,
NO. spring 68Ac; no red csc. Corn