Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-12
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! TenTessee ss..... SO Richm'd&APgh'y %
l Virginia 6s.......~31 Rlchm'd z Ds1N 4S41z
| va Consolidated. 80 Richm'd q W.Pt.
| Chfpeake 4 Ohio. Terminal $500 1615
| chic = N'rthw'n s95< Rock Islaud..-.--114
s. preferred FIX S.. Paul. 1914
| Den. &RioGrande 10 81 preferred. 1867
I Erie .... ......-- 1881 Texas Pacific. ...s 1l1z
/ z. Tennessee Ed. ~ Union Psciae.. 551s
| Lake Shore. 74E WABASH PSci1c-. 81
| L5vile q Nash. 26lz pref 10
/ Memphis & Char. 2S1z Western UpicH e.
4 Mobile Ohio.
/ Bid.
/ The weekly statement of the associated
/ banks, issued from the clearing house to-day,
! shows the following changes: Loans IN
creased Sl3s 200. specie increased, 81, 695, 200
! legal tenders increased, 81, 96O, 200; deposits
| increased, $5,795.l00; circulation decreased,
| s73S. 100; reserve increased, S2,2l5,625. The
banks now hold $50, l2S,SO In excess Of legal
requirements.
! COTTON.
/ LIVERPOOL, Oct. II, nOon.-Cotton dull,
/ with a limited inquiry; middling uplands.
/ Il-l6d; middling Orleans, 1850; sales 900
bales, FOR speculation and export 500 bales;
l receipts 1000 bales-American $50.
| Futures; Upiands- low mlddlinR clause,
! October delivery, 4t-64lG5 40-64d; October
| ana November, 5 39-64d; November and De-
4I-6i95 4O-6id; January and February,
| 43-64lG5 42-64d; February and March, 1854
| as 46-64d: March and April, 5l-640G5 50-6l
/ cline.
/ p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
/ Of American.
Futures: Uplaads. low middling clause,
| October delivery, 5 39-64d. sellers; October
/ and November, 5 3S-64d, buyers; November
and December, Ss-64d. buyers; December
/ February. 5 Al SD. buyers; February and
I March, 45-64d, sellers; March and April,
I 8 49-64d. sellers: April and May, 53-64d,
/ value; May and June, 5S-64d, value. Mar
NEW YORK, oct. Il, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
I dull; middling uplands. l0c; middling Orleans,
/ &c; sales - bales; net receipts none, gross
sutures-Msrket closed barely steady, with
ssIes Of 81, 500 bales, follows: October deliv-
ery. 90,G9 Gle: November, 8 9S(99 94c; De-
cember. Q 96Id9 &c; January, 10 O7c: February,
G1lO 4Sc: May, 10 61(G1O 62c; June, 10 740
10 75c; July, 10 S69l0 SSc.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
llverles declined slowly all day. and closed
barely steady at 7-lO0GS-l0Oc lower than
yesterday. The total sales for the day were
$1,000 bales"
GALVESTON. Oct. u.-Cotton firm; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 3,l75 bales, gross
$3.50; sales l,0O5 bales; stock 6,347 bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. u.-COttOn easy; middling
ll-l6c; net receipts 2,ol4 bales, gross ASA (;
sales l,272 bales; stock q, l42 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $500 bales, cOastwise 1876.
WILMIEsTOE, Oct. u.-COtton steady; mid
! ding 91zc; net recelDts $40 bales, gross S76;
I sales none; stock Is, SS3 bales; exports coast
/ wise 1888 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. u.-CottOn weak; mid
ding 9 13-l6c: net receipts 6,9l5 bales, gross
ports, coastwise ], 753 bales.
J MOBILE, Oct. 1I.-COtton quiet; middling
CSC; net receipts 1886 bales, gross 202S Gales
500 bales; stock 1888 bales; exports, cOastwise
| 2,2Sl bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. u.-Cotton steady; middling
CSC; receipts ,377 bales; shipments 4SS bales;
sales 900 bales; stock 13,9lS bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. ll.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 5-l6c; receipts l,slO bales; sales ], 626
bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Il.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding . II-l6c: net receipts 6,9iI bales, gross
6.94I; sales 1000; stock 55,524 bales; exports,
to Great Britain sos bales, cOastwise 3, 493.
NEW YORK, Oct. u.-COnsOlldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 2,ls1 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 10, los bales, to
the continent 1900.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world Is I5S6, l6j bales of which l02l 1866 bales
are American, against l,SOO, 1872 and 1885,
So respectively last year. The receipts Of
cotton at all interior towns for the week were
lO9. so bales; receipts from plantations 223,924
bales. Crop in sight, 122.243 bales.
Provisions. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. II. noon.-Breadstuffs
steady but not quOtably higher. Lard, prime
NEw YORK, Oct. Il, $500 p. m.-Flour,
Southern firm: common TO fair extra, So 300
30. Wheat-s OF lots 1z,G15c lower; IN
graded red, 6l(d95c; No. 2 red, S615c; October
nominal. COrn-spot lots 149lc higher, closing
mrms unGrAuEu 0fkluots uuSEdtGN MuAtc uUI
&c higher: No 3 825<G33c. Hops dull and
weak; choice 2l0922c. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot,
dull at lO14c; No. Rio, on spot CSC. Sugar
closed unchanged-C 41s(G5Zse, white extra
SIC. or A 5IS(955Sc, mould A 5-l6G65sc,
standard &c, conIectlOners &C, granu,
lated CSC, cubes 65syg51zc,cut loaf and crushed
6sEG63<c, powdered 63s(G6ssc. MOlasses dull.
Cotton seed Oll-S5lDS6c Tor crude; 44(g46c for
refined. Hides steady; New Orleans and
~, 10 anN firm oh nTnn
grades; others weak. Pork very firm; mess,
on spot. sI7. Middles duh and easier; long
clear, CSC. Lard unsettled and lO9l6 points
lower, closing dull and depressed western
steam, on spot CSC, October delivery 75c.
Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam,
ls-64S9S-S2d; wheat, per steam Id
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE wheat market to-
day was merely an exhibition Of determined
grit on the part Of heavy holders 70 keep
prices mp against the persistent attacks OF
sellers. 1t is a battle that has been going on
for a week or two, and which has resulted in
keeping the Chicago market higher IN pro-
pOrtiOn than at any other prominent point.
November wheat opened at 7S1Sc, and re-
manned within range Of &c during the fore
noon. December opened at soc, SOLD up &c,
then fell down below the opening, but the
process was slow and prices went down hard
in spite OF all the efforts TO accelerate their
sDeed. Liverpool reported rather more IN
quiry, while Mark Lane was steady. The re-
Ceipts here and at Milwaukee and Toledo
were less than yesterday, but King y Co, OF
Toledo, telegraphed to prominent dealers
here that the next visible supply report would
show an increase Of 3,OOo,00 bushels. The
closing figures were the lowest Of the day,
being 7Sl, 70TSl<c for November, 793sg7gs4c for
December, and S0kc for January. In the
corn pit there was another sudden rise IN
prices. The special drive OF to-day was IN
OctOber. which opened 20 higher at 551ac and
in an hour advanced nearly Sc, with rather
lively buving by the shorts" November fol-
lowed. but al a much s.Ower pace, while all
the year and May remained quite steady un-
der the circumstances. Inc 'Dulls were
helped along by the tenor OF the reign al
vices, which were strong on corn, Win nan an au-
vance of 90 per quarter at London. Inc re-
ceipts here were light, Oelng only l0O caIs.
The market closed at 565sc Tor OCTOBER, 9O2sc
for November, 1910 for all the year, and &c
for May. Oats ruled strong, closing az zl24c
; for cash, 271sc for October, 2I1sogfSc Tor NO
vember, and SOC for May. Pork ruled easy,
closing at SIG 50 for October, Sl2 Stz9 t0r al
the year and So 45 for January. Lard was
lower at 2 soc for October. 2712(G7 SOC for
November. and 25e for December.
Flour steady. Wheat dull; closed &c under
Yesterday; regular, October delivery 1910
ne; No. 2, 9S1eG9S5Sc. Corn in good demand
and stronger; October closed &c and NOvem-
Der &c higher than yesterday; cash lots 5o24
aS7sSc; October delivery 5515G551sc. Oats
| strong and &c higher; cash lots z73zc; OctO-
/ Der delivery 27szCG2Sc. Pork in fair demand
/ but I5d2Oc lower; cash lots and October de-
| livery SIC 50. Lard quiet and lO.9lz12 points
| lower; cash lots 50,G7 55c; October delivery
I 55c Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
/ 6 soc, short rib 25c, short clear 10 &c.
I M Risky 6lGduI anu uuCNduSCNs CuAdA sfoeNy
/ and unchanged; standard n CSC, granu-
RaLTIMORK. Oct. IL, nOon.-Flour steady,
with active demand; Howard street and W est
| ern superhne, 81 25Q2 IS; extra, 81 cog
/ Sol; family, So 1894 IS; city mills superhne,
/ 81 s069 IS: extra, 50 0O(93 so; Rio brands,
| "a e7lG4 75 Wheat-Southern hrmer; western
/ . shade frmer; Southern, red S4gS7c, amber
/ 99095c: No. l Maryland, 9O1z9SO2sc; No.
1 western winter rel. on spot, o5149o57sc.
/ Cor southern quiet; western nominal
/ Southern white 5SIG6Oc, yellow nominal.
] LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1I.-Wheat nIm' 10. !
/ white 5eg0Oc, mixed 5618(g5Tc. Oats uuI AM
| unchanged. Provisions steady: Mess po5A,
SIS Bulk meats-clear rib 91s(9lOc. clear siues
/ lO3Sc. BacOn-shoulders &C. clear IT'D 4visC
/ Hams, sugar cured. lSGl4c. Lard, choice Aee'
| CTNCINNArI, Oct. u.-Flour unchanged
/ Wheat firm; No. 2 red, S2gS3c. Corn dull anC
/ lower: No. mixed, 551<G56c. Oats firm; No
mixed. 291Sc. Proyisions-Pork dull at 10 %
| BacOp dull. short rib lC3zc, clear sides ll14c
/ Whisky steady at 81 II. Sugar unchanged
Hogs firm; common and light, 81 OOSGs 40
/ hacking and butchers, 81 S5,G5 60.
ST LOUIS. Oct. ll.-klour unchanged
Wheat dull; No. 2 red, 4Isslgff2sc Tor cash
/ 773<c for October delivery. Corn hlgner Du
/ very slow: 5OI<Cd505<c for cash. Oats hlghe
| but inactive; 2I(127Szc for cash. zissc Tor Octo
Der delivery. Whisky steady at 81 II. ITO
/ visions quiet and slow. , -.
/ NEW ORLKAHs, Oct. l.-Conee steaays III
cRrgOes, common to prime, t9z,glIzsc, Sut "a
is barrels Of clarified sugar, hrst OF IA
season, were received this morning from lOei