Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-09

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The weekly statement of the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house today,
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased, ,436,200; specie increased. 81 zoe:
legal tenders increased, $45l, 900: deposits in
crease 81, 094 200; circulation decreased 1885,
100; reserve increased, S2,94.025 The banks
now hold S3i, ls5,iI5 IN excess of legal require
ments.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S, noon.-Cotton firm,
with good demand; middljng uDlauds
514d; mlddiing orleans, ll-l6d; sales l0,0OO
hstiss, Tor speculation ana export LOCO bales;
receipts 1000 balcs-American Il 500 bales.
futures: UplanCs. low mtuCnnS ciause.
November and December delivery, 32-64d;
December and January, 5 So GAGS 35-64d;
January and February, 39-6ld; February
and March. 43-6iGG5 42-t4G5 43-6id; March
and April, 47-64G5 46-64d; April and May,
; 49-64d. Market firm but quiet.
p m.-Sales To-Day included $40 bales
Of American.
Futures: Unlands. low middlIng clause,
November delivery, 3 33-64d, value; Novem-
Der and December, 33-64d. value; Deem
Der and January. 5'Sj-G4d. sellers; January
and February, 50 -64d, sellers; February and
March, 42-i4d. buyers; March and April,
> AW-D4U. DINtI5s April anu nay. D 1U-04G,
buyers; May and June, 5i-64d, sellers; june
and July, 55-64i. Market closed barely
I steady.
Nm YO2K, Nov S, nOon.-s3otton opened
quiet; middhnS Gpiunds 9 l5-i6c; I1Ieunpe
81 -t15 TO 500; sclez $50 baies.
Euturcg: Market quiet but firm. with sales
a. follows November lie VERY, 9Ge. Decem-
3er. 95e: January IN 0Jc; February, 10 zoe;
March, % -;e; April. 47c.
5:9a a- m.-CotJon quiet; middliug uplands.
9 1916; 4lialna Orleans, 10 3-l6e; salcs $50
E F.t.ra5 mot ia HFaf les Il * ID
-''f :res-DiGrkcL closed firm, VITA sales of
I CISCO naie5, 50 follows, November delivery,
10 g5dl9 tt-; December, L. O. 10 O3c; January.
I ~ 1910 lSt; Fegru Try. !" 2lal0 2sc; March,
l9 al c.41 L3c; AHrti. 10 jjgi0 sac; Nav. 10 10G
lg ale; Juuc. 20 SsGl1 soc; july, &c 9G E3.0 sc:
Z August, De tjEli csc.
Eha .-asfS a,sttuu report says: "FutUrc de-
/ lvCrics eN0ericuee3 a good demand to-day
/ and advanced 10 $1,000, closing firm"
I IALVEsf3N- Nov = o'tun steady; mla-
ding 95s: net receipts 24g6 bales. gross .. 400;
I sales 6oa bales; STOCK 1907 bales; exports,
( c0astWiSe i25 bales.
SoRFOLE. nov. S.-CottOn firm: middling
/ iI-i63, net receipts 3,gl5 bales, gross 1878;
/ sales - bales: stock f.. 1893 bales: exports.
! 90 Great Britain loss bales, to the continent
I 2.i3t. coastwise 3.OgS-
WILMINGTON. Nov. Section firm: mid
ding Tljci net rerC pts 4ga bales, gross 400;
sales move: stock 2i.lt3 bales: exports, coast
+ wise ,52I bales.
NUx UBLEANs. Nov. S.-C0tton firm:
+ mjadlng 9-l6e: net receipts 507 bales, srass
6.6Sl; zGies COCO bales; stock $50, Dos bales;
Z EXPORTS TO France $50 bales. to the continent
! IO,6S5, COastwisc 2.1Ol.
soBILL. Nov. S.-Cotton firm; middiine
! I-I6c; net receipts 1872 bales, gross 2,46l;
I safes SO bales; stock Los bales; exports,
4 C0astwisc 2,5S3 bales.
/ NFaFHls. Nov. S.-Cotton steady; middling
( 7-l6s; receipts. 3,69T bales; snmmenis 2,9l0
1 bal.s; sales i.250 bales; stock J2,9SS bales.
4 AUGUSTA. Nov. S.-COttcn steady; miadline
/ pc; receipts ,33l bales; sales 1859 bales.
4 CHARLESTON, Nov. S.-COttOn firm; mid
I ding 9g-l6c; net receipts 4,707 bales, gross
! 4.7o7; sales 1900; stock e3,2e6 bales; exports
coastwlse 2,2i5 bales.
I NEw 4OEA, Nov. S.-COnsOiidGted net re-
ocigts for all cotton ports to-day 32,G9S bales /;
I exports. to Great Britain l2,S9S bales, to
France 650 10 the continent Il, $50.
The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is >, 1862 bales, of which l,699612 bales
\ are American, against 2,451. 9Si ami 1916, 5S4
/ respectively last year. The receipts of cotton
i at all interior towns for the week were l47 .22O
I bales; receipts from plantations 275,979 bales.
| Crop in sight. ,99S, 926 bales.
PROVISIONS. Gz0CKRIxs. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, Nov. $, nOOn.-Brcadstulfs
I duh, with very small business doing. Short
I clear middlc5 quiet. Lard, prime Western
Z 3Ss Gil.
SEw YORK, Nov. s. noon.-FIour duh and
/ heavy. Wbeat firmer. Corn unsettled and
lower. Pork dull; mess, SIC 00Gl6 50. Lard
weak at zoe. Eretghts steady.
500 p. m.-flOur, Southern closed I'M
I changed. Wheat-s OF lots l(gllzc lower; I'M
I graded red, 65fdSSc; No. . red, November de-
I livery S0IsCdS2l c. COrn-spOt lots ltG9c lower:
/ ungraded, 5lg53c: No. ., November delivery
I 5ICG5ilSc. Oats 1st91zc lower; Nc. >, No
vemher delivery s21ses254c; Hops steady.
I Coffee, fair Rio, On spot, dull and nominal at
I 95sG934c; No. Rio, on spot lee; NOVem-
| Der delivery Z S5g7 soc. Sugar dull and
nominal; fair to good refining, l-l6g5 3-l6c;
refined closed frm-white extra & 515c. off A
/ 5sk(G55<c, standard & 94fD6c, cut loaf and
/ crushed 67SlG7c, cubes 63SQ161Sc. MOlasses
I quiet Cotton seed Oll-3J,G31c fer crude, Al
/ (g42c for refined. Hides steady: New Orleans
I aud Texas selected lO(o)Ilc. Wool quiet. Pork
/ dull and heavy; meas, on spot, SIS 81 aGl6 90.
MIddles dull: long clear SIC. Lard opened
I firm: closed heavy and lower; Western steam,
on spot 45c. Freights TO Liverpool
I per steam 2-l6d: wheat, per steam. 5J5(tIj3zd
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat lower and quiet. Corn higher. Oats
/ steady; 265sc for cash and November delivery.
/ Whisky steady at 81 y. Provisions: Bulk
meats-shOrt clear CSC. Bacon lower; long
clear s. SC, short rib sac, clear &c. Hams,
GINoIENATI, Nov. s.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. red, 7Sc. Corn strong;
No. >, mixed 43c. Oats scarce and firm; No. =
mixed CSC. ProVisons-POrk dull; mess,
/ Sl8 IS. Lard strong at l5c. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders 53sc. short rib sc. Bacon
dull; shoulders 61zc, short rib &c, clear l0c.
Whisky steady. Sugar unchanged; hards
/ 65kCG71sc; New Orleans 5fd6c. Hogs steady;
/ common and light, 50 65CG4 so; packing and
butchers, 81 1904 90.
but steady; Howard street and West
ern superhne, 8 25lt2 70; extra, g 200
so: family, 50 75CG4 IS: city mills superfne,
g 25G2 IS: extra, 50 DOGS IS: Rio brands
/ 81 62lg4 IS. Wheat-SOuthernl lower and quiet !;
Western lower and dull; Southern. red SIG
SEC, amber gO.G92c; No. l Maryland, SSc bid,
fresh; No. Western winter red, on spot 19l
/ G795sc. Corn-SOuthern fairly active and
steady: Western lower and dull; Southern.
| white 5S,G55c, yellow 5S655c-
| CHICAGO. Nov. S.-The wheat market
/ opened at 1<(g5sc lower to-day, and under the
| covering of a few shorts advanced &c, after
/ which 1t again declined, the most persistent
of the bulls ecoming convinced that 1t was
nearly useless to try to advance IN prices I'M
/ der the present circumstances, which are en-
I tirely against such movement. Liverpool
/ was dull and Mark Lane heavy and neglected,
/ with a decline of Id. per GENITAL for all kinds
/ OF wheat at London. The receipts here were
I considerably larger for spring, with more at
/ Toledo and about the same at Milwaukee.
l Exporters at New York bought $4,000 bushels
/ yesterday. and some other parties were also
/ buying little. st. Louis early was hrmer on
wheat, N accordance with the early rally
here. The market closed at nearly the lowest
1 nEures or the day and the lowest ever known
i in this market; cash closed at 7l1Sc for No
vember. ne for December, 72lsc for Janu-
airy and 1870 for February. Corn opened "a
/ &c OF. and then rallied 1s(63zc from the same
( cause that put up wheat, the illing of shorts,
] but the advance would hold. Liverpool
/ reported corn with downward tendency,
while our receipts were about as usual. y
I private dispatch from New York said that
/ all the year corn was soon to be put in that
/ market ami Chicago. 1t is not unlikely that
& ENAAG HlNA NOV GHitUA IL dubtGADdNCu AN tAC
near future. Oats remained steady. January
I pork opened at Sll "a, advanced to $lI 30, and
/ then declined; while January lard remained
I about even.
Flour dull. Wheat opened weaker; closed
/ l1sc under yesterday; regular, November de-
livery 1l5ztg12.sc; No. Chicago spring, az "a
/ T3c. Corn unsettled and lower; cash lots 40(g
42c, November delivery 395S(G40lzc. Oats
quiet; closed shade higher; cash lots $50
253sc. November delivery 251AG553zc. Pork
irregular; closed lower; cash lots S12 75,0
Is 90. Lard 25<(G5 points lower, closed tame;
cash lots 1907 l2J<c; November delivery
SOC. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
boxed > zoe, short RIB 95(97 25c. clear 40c.
Whisky steady. Sugar unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Codee steady; Rio
( cargoes, common to prime, 71zl9llc. Sugar
I IN active demand but easier; far to fully fair
/ S54(G45kc; yellow clarified 4szG51sc. Molasses
steady; fair 42c. Cotton seed oll-prlme crude,
I 9l6932c.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S-Wheat dull: No.
red, &c. Corn-EO. white. acc. Oats steady.
| Provisions dull: Mess pork nominal. Bulk
meats-shoulders csc. clear rib e54c, clear
/ sides Toe. Bacon-shouldeTs 70I71+c. clear rib
! lnS4c, clear sides ll4c. Hams. choice sugar
/ cured. l2CG.3c. Lard-prime leaf SC.
EAvAL STORES.
LONDON. NOV. 5, GOO p. m.-spirits tur-
pentine dull; spot, 2Ss; November and De