The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

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! Memphis & Char. 30 Mobile & Ohio IS. 623s
Mobile & Ohio. -. 80 Silver Certificates S34
1 Nashville& Chat. So Am. Sugar Refin. 1855
! Texas Pacific, LIST. IS do prefd. 1913
/ n. Y. Central 800. los
| The weekly statement of the associated banks
| Issued by the clearing house today, shows the
| following changes;
| Reserve decreased ...,,.............,s 65S, 675
Loans decreased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l152,2OO
Specie decreased ....... ............., l522, 900
| Legal tenders decreased. ............. I17,7O0
| Deposits decreased .................. $685., 200
/ Circulation Increased. 81. .............. %, 400
Banks now hold 81 as2, 200 in excess Of the
| requirements Of the p per cent. rule
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. /, noon.-Cotton opened
/ steady, but little doing; American middliuG
! 4Ad; sales 5000 bales; speculation aud export
l,OOJ balesi receipts 900 balas-Amerlcan none.
Futures-American niddIiug, low mddling
| clause, october and November delivery 1864,
| also lS-644; November and December delivery
! l5-64d, also Ala Gal; December and January
/ delivery l6-6ld; January and February de
| livery 1854, also 1864; February and
| March delivery 2l64d; March and April de-
| livery 24-54d, also % 54d; April and day de-
| livery none; May and June delivery 2S-G4d.
! Futures quiet but steady
! The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
! amounted 10 500 bales new docEets and 100 bales
! old.
| A recount of the stock of cotton here shows
| the total to be l.O)J,SS0 bales, Of which 939.463
bales were Amer can, instead Of !, l24, 900 and
| ported.
NEW York, Oct. 1, noon.-Futures-
| opened weak, closed quiet but steady, with
| sales as follows: october delivery opened at
! C and closed at 6Gc; November delivery
| opened at Z 64c and closed at Csc; December
| delivery opened at 12c and closed at 75c;
| January delivery opened at s5c ana closed
| at 2 sSc; February delivery opened at 97c
| and closed at 9gc; March delivery opened at
| OJc and closed at 8 1Oc.
| NEW YoRK, Oct 9, 300 .. m.-Cotton closed
| nrn; middling uplands ll-l6c middling Or
l TF1,.a ml. Al lTn
bales contract; net receipts none gross SO bales.
| Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales or 800 bales, as follows: October de-
| livery 5607 SIC, November delivery $50
z go, December delivery 1907 76c, January
| delivery Sc, February delivery 99Gss 0Jc.
March delivery 1908 lie, April delivery 20
1e 2lc; May delivery 8 S08S 3lc, June de-
NEW YORK, Oct Hubbard Price &
| Co cotton report says: The weekly state
| ment of the statistical position, as made up
| by this mornings Chronicle, is as follows:
| Total visible supply 2,GlS.564 bales, OF which
| 2,4Ol ,O64 bales are American; crop il sight
| 522 652 bales; came in sight during the week
Isl, 3Ss bales; plantation deliveries 1872 31S bales
| An analysis OF the above shows that the visible
| supply has increased during the week 40 900
| bales, but the surplus $ compared with last
year is now only 600 bales as against 500, 900
| bales last week This reduction Of ll7,O00 bales
| IN the existing surplus Of the visible supply is
| the most cogent bull argument that the cotton
| trade has been supplied with in q long time.
| Liverpool opened a. an advance of 964d but
| lost II and closed barely easy at about yester-
! days figures, some positions being perhaps a
! point better than last evening. Our cables saw
| that the fiatueSs of the Liverpool market is due
10 the first place to the freer offerings of cotton
| Tor forward shipment from the south, and in
| the second place to the decision Of the master
| spnners in Lancashire to give their employees
| thirty days notice Of a reduction in wages They
| further add that labor disputes promiss to in
| terfere with business for some little time. In
| our market an opening decline of points was
| followed by recovery OF or points. Then
Ihe market SOLD BACK again and the close was
| quoted at net loss OF about points as COM
pared with last evenings prices
| GALVESTON, Oct. 1.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 116o; net receipts 6,636 bales gross
1886; sales 533 bales; stock 81, 068 bales; ex-
| ports - Great Britain II, $50 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. l.-Cotton closed steady;
| middilny 7-lGc; net receipts 1897 bales, gross
1891 sales 1914 bales; stock Il, or bales exports
coastwiss 355 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Cotton closed nominal
middling 79sc; net receipts none, gross 81;
| sales none; stock 1855 bales.
| Boston, Oct. Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 75sc;. net receipts bale gross ITO; sales
| none; stock none
| WILMINGTON oct. 1.-Cotton closed steady:
| middllng nc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
! 1880; sales none; stock 1l,217 bales; exports,
| coasGwise 2t0 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, oct l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling Sc; net receipts Il bales gross 1890;
stock 1I,211 bales; exports coastwise 30.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.--Cotton closed
steady; middlng 7-i6c; net receipts 2, 4s8 bales,
| gross 454l; sales ZOO bales; stock r. 035 bales
exports, eosstwise 2,l0' bales; spinners OPS
Futures--Merket closed steady with
sales OF 1880 bales, as follows: October de-
| livery SIC, November delivery 43c, December
delivery SOC, January delivery 50c, Feb
April delivery Z 9Oc Nay delivery O6c. June
| delivery loo.
MOBILE oct. 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 5-16c; net receipts 1,430 boles, gross
1885, sales 800 bales; stock II, 500 bales; exports,
oOastwiss go bales
MEMPHIs. Oct l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7-l0c; receipts 800 bales; sales $50;
| shipments 1885, stock 2237S bales.
AUGUSTA, Octt. 1.-COtton closed steady;
middling 71401 5-16c; receipts 1867 bales; ship
ments 167 bales; sales 991 bales; stock l., l62
| bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 1.-Cotton closed steady /;
middling nc; net receipts 1905 bales,
gross 2,s0j; sales 500 bales; stock a. 1874 bales;
| exports. cOastwise g. l01 bales.
! New YORK, Oct. 1.-The total visible supply
| of cotton for the world is 2.6l8.564 bales, Of
| which ~ ,064 bales American, again st
2,039, $40 aud 1659746 bales, respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
| week III ,725 bales. Receipts from plantation
1862. s7s bales, Crop in sight 522552 bales.
! NEW YORK, Oct 1.-Consoldated net re
| Ceipts at all the ports to-day were rs l27 bales
exports to Great Britain 10, $50 bales to the con
| tinenC $50 bales; stock at all the ports $50 40
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Oct. /. noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat moderately active but weak
! Corn weaker but moderately active. Pork quet
and steady at gil 50@l2 80. Lard nominal
| IS 30. Freghts firm but quiet
NEW York, Oct. l, p. m.-Southern flour
| dull and weak. Wheat dull, lower and weak;
| No. 2 red spot 7734G17Sc; October delivery 7SlSc;
| November delivery 7934c; December delivery
| Sl3sc; May delivery S73Sc. Corn fairly active
| for export. but weak; No. 2 60S4A5136c in ele
vator; 529j22sc aaoGt; options closed weak
aud unchanged to 1Sc down; October delivery
| Sic; November delivery 5 1Sc; December de.
| livery 5215c May delivery 58I5c. Oats dull and
| easier; options duh and weaker; October deliv-
cry 351sc; November delivery &c; December
| delivery 3S1sc; spot no. 36c; mixed western IS
13sc. Coffee Options closed steady and 100
/ - points up; October delivery II 65Dl4 20; No
| vember delivery "A 60; December delivery Il So
| ola G5; spot Rio nominal though irmer; No.
| 715l5c. Suzar-Refned easy. Molasses-New
Orleans dul but steady; common TO fancy
| 25035c. Petroleum dull but steady; refined New
| York SO 10; Philadelphia ana Baltimore St 05
! Cotton seed oil dull but steady; crude 27l5c
| Pork in moderate demand and steady. Cut
meats quiet but firm. Mddles strong but dull 1;
short clear, October delivery IS 05. Lard gen.
orally steady but dull; western steam s. 30
asked; city s. 1907 SO; October delivery S. 30
asked; January delivery 81 25 bid Freights
hrh.er; cotton G4a5 -32d; grain 236d
CHICAGO, Oct. To-day brought a sensa-
tional climax in the big deal in October ribs
swearing out of warrants for the arrest of the
well known spectators. John Cudahy and
Austin Wright, on the charge Of conspiracy,
in the WORKING of the corner. The news did not