Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-21
Nash. q Chatt'a. 80

Erie .-.... ......;. l55zs Texas racine. los
4. Tennessee Rd. ~ Union Pacific. 5OI5
Lake Shore. 7s1< Wabash Pacific. 5
I'vilIe & Nash 295S - pref sI2
Memphis Char. 20 Western Union IT,. 63<
Mobile & Ohio.
The weekly statement Of the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans in
creased, S3s3, 300; specie increased, $434, 700;
legal tenders decreased, $4,000; deposits
increased, S2l3, 500; circulation decreased
$40. 500; reserve decreased, $I49,6 The banks
now hold $2s,l54,7Oo in excess of legal re-
quirements.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, nOon.-Cotton dun and
somewhat irregular; mid ding uplands.
5 l5-l6d; middlng Orleans, ED; sales 5000
bales, for speculation and export 500 bales:
receipts 1000 bales, all American.
Futures: UDlands, low mIddling clause.
SeDtember delivery, 56-64d; September and
October, 5 5l-64d: October ana November
47-64d; November and December, 5 45-64d
December and January, ) 45-64d; January
and February, 5 46-64d; February and March.
i964d; March and April, 50 -64(95 5l-64d.
Market quiet at the decline.
l p. m.-Sales to-day included 4, 400 bales
of American.
Futures: Uplanda. low middling clause,
| September delivery, 56-64d, sellers; Septem-
| Der and October, 5l-64d. value; October
and November 47-6Id, sellers; November and
December, 45-e4d, buyers; December and
January. 5 45-6fd, value; January and Feb
ruary, 5 46-64d, sellers; February and March,
45-64d, sellers; March and April, 52-64d,
sellers; October, . 5l-6id, value. Market
SEw 1oHE. sept. 20, noon.-Cotton firm;
mIddllnE upiands lU3EC; middllng Orleans
/ 1890; sales 962 bales.
Futures: Marker firm, with sales as fol-
lows; September delivery. 10 Bic: October,
10 O4c; November. 10 04c; December, 10 lie:
January, 10 dc: February, 10 34c.
$500 ,. m.-COttOn closed firm; middling
uplanus, 1870; mlddling Orleans, l03sc, s8es
962 bales: net receipts none. gross 2.735 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF $500 bales, as follows: September deliv-
erY, 10 29Gl0 soc; October. 10 he: November,
10 09Gl0 l0c; December, 10 l6Cgl0 lie; January,
10 26GlO &c; February, 10 39Gl0 4Oc; March.
10 5l9l0 SIC; April, 10 63(Gl0 Csc; May, 10 700
The Post's cotton report saws: "AIthough
Liverpool reports cotton irregular in price
and arrivals partly I-64d lower, deliveries
advanced here-September and October g. l00c
and the later months 5-l00c. Increased Offer
ings caused a decline of 5-1OO12- IO0c, but a
good demand set in just before the closing,
so that most Of the loss was recovered, and
the market left of steady, with September
and October 7-lOOc and balance 4-1OO92- lOOc
higher than yesterday. The total sales were
$4,000 bales"
GALVESTON. Sept. 2O.-Cotton easy; mid
ding lOc: net receipts 3,SI3 bales gross 1902;
sales .29l bales: stock l9,903 bales.
NORFOLK. Sept. 20.-COJtOn firm; middling
10 l-l6c; net receipts b25 bales, gross -;
sales 296 bales; stock S,026 bales; exports
cOastwise SOS bales.
WILMINGTOH, Sept. 2O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 3S9 bales, gross 3S9;
sales none; stock 2,270 bales; exports coast
wise 1,27I bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2O.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts ,l62 bales, gross l,S3T
sales 1900 bales; stock 1877 bales; exports
to the continent $40 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 2O.-COtton steady; middling
3 l3-l6c; net receipts 465 bales, gross 704;
sales 400 bales; stock 1884 bales; exports,
MEMPHIs, sept. 2O.-Cotton quiet; middling
lO1sc; receipts lO4 bales; shipments 305 bales;
sales 100 bales; stock 4,749 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. 20.-COttOn very quiet;
middllng 913c; receipts S6S bales; sales 62S
bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 95sc; net receipts 439 bales gross :, 439
sales 200 bales: stock Il, l6O bales; exports,
cOastWise l,e52 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-COnsOlidated net re-
Ceipts FOR al cotton ports to-day 1924 bales;
exports, to Great Britain ], l32 bales, to the
continent 1910 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is ,39I, PA bales, of which 965,s14 bales
are American, against 1921 63 and l,O21,-
SOB respectively last year. The receipts of
cotton at all interior towns for the week were
S9.695 bales; receipts from plantations S4,62f
bales. Crop IN sight not given.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETc.
LIVERPOOL, sept. 20, nOOn.-Breadstuns
unchanged; moderate business.
NEW ok, Sept. 20, nOOn.-FlOur steady.
Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn unsettled.
Pork steady; mess, SIC 15gH 90. Lard firm
at Z Csc. Erelghts steady.
500 D. m.-ElOur, Southern closed firm
common to fair extra, 80 2SgG4 %; good to
choice ditto. 81 3OG5 go. Wheat-spot lots
barely steady but prices show no material
change; ungraded red, 6lG9Oc; ungraded
white, S2l5c; No. red, S554GS6c; September
| stronger; ungraded, 5796334c; ungraded
white, COO; No. ?, September delivery, 6SG64c.
| Oats-spOt lots steady; No. 2, Sl54lGS2c. Hops
unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, lO5sc;
No. Rio, on spot, S soc; October delivery,
| 5O(9S 55c. Sugar steady but quiet; san
| Domingo S-l6l947Sc; Jamaica S5<g454c; Bar
filming. 41sG5c: refined quiet-Whlte extra
| G 5s5653<c, of a 55Sc, mould A 62s9654c,
| standard A l-l6c, cOnfectiOners y CSC, cut
loaf and crushed &c, powdered 67z'g61sc'
| Cotton seed oll-35G3fc for crude; 44g40c Tor
refined. Hides firm for wet salted New Or
| leans and Texas. Wool fairly active and hrm.
| Pork neglected and nominal; new mess, on
SPOT SIG 75Gll7 90; no sales. Mlddles nominal
| long clear CSC. Lard 6GS points higher closed
steady; Western steam, on spot 6Sc; OcIoDeT
weak; cotton, per steam, 5-S2d; wheat per
steam 21zd.
/ Wheat moderately active, declined 5s(g12c,
closed lc under yesterday; september de-
| livery, T5'G7Sc; No. Chicago, 15Cg404c. Corn
/ higher: September advanced &c, other OPP
| lions closed higher: cash lots, 659TOc; Septem-
| Der delivery, 64CG70c. Oats frmer and 1slg14c
| higher; cash lots, 255zc; September denvery,
255s92 Sc Pork stronger on long Iu t1a e.
/ cash lots and September delivery, $40 9oi
| October, sic 70. Lard in active demand and
| strong; October delivery 1907 SOc; Noyem1-
/ Der 1907 l5c. Bulk meats quiet anu sIaue
/ fIrmeT; shoulders 7jc, short rlO sue, snort
| clear 10 Csc. Whisky steady at 81 IL. Sugar
Sd. m.ZCorn reigued supreme to-day. The
/ closing figures were the top prices OF the DAY
/ for cash and near futures, and the highest
| paid in this market in nearly two years:
/ Wheat was prOpOrtOnately low IN price, anu
I as a remarkable contrast the prices 1Of the
/ two cereals were respectively zoe and I5c, or
i within cents of each other, probably the
J nearest proximity they have ever approached
| each other, and with no uncertain IlkeIhoOtl
| that corn may Overtake wheat before the
| close Of the present month. such condition
I OF affairs was probably never before known
/ in the grain trade. Wheat ruled quiet during
/ most Of the session, but declined sharply To-
/ wards the close. The market opened weak
| and declined q d55c, influenced by the tone OF
| foreign advices; under fair buying at de-
/ cline, prices recovered 1ztG5sc, again eased OIL
/ and closed &c under yesterday. The closing
/ figures were 75c for September, 16Ac Tor Octo-
I Der, 7S1Ec for November and 792sc Tor Decem-
I Der. The OnenIng for september corn was
| about &c; then, with advances OF 1z(glc, IL
! rose to Csc, and then jumped TO fOc win
! clear leap, and remained there. OCTOBER
I opened a shade lower. advanced 354c. Tell on
! lszc. and closed ls4c over yesterday. NOYem-
/ Der sold OF early, then advanced nc, anu
I closed &c over yesterday. All the year closed
] sc over Yesterdays and May sc lower. The
I excitement in the pit through the entire day
/ was phenomenal. and the shorts were called
I in for margins in an uncOmprOmising way.
/ The market crossed very strong at zoe for cash
I and September, 565kc for October and 411sc Tor
/ November. Barley advanced to nc to NIL
\ shorts. All the year pork advanced to Sll 40.
| Lard ruled strong, closing at 2I12c for OctO-
/ Der, and at l2lzc for November and Decem-
/ Der.
| NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2O.-Cofee steady and
1 in moderate demand; Rio cargOes. common 70
/ prime, 71<(G1l1Sc. Sugar quiet; talr to fully
| fair 41<(d41&c; yellow clarified, SIC. MOlasses
| dull and unchanged. Cotton seed oil in light
| supply; summer yellow Ale.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-FlOur unchanged.
/ Wheat cash higher: No. red, 7S(G7o5sc for
cash: 7Sc bid for September delivery. Corn
| sharply higher for cash; 53g54c for cash; 5lg
| FsI[c for September delivery. Oats l{mer;
| 25IId273<c FOR cash; 2T5sc for September de-
| livery. Whisky steady at 81 u. Provisions
! ouiet: Mess pork SIG 5Old16 IS. Bulk meats
| easter: long clear zoe, short rib . soc, snort
clear 9 S5c. Bacon firm; long clear lO2sc,
short rib 10 soc. short clear lie. Lard firm at
Baltimore, Sept. 20, nOon.-flour quiet
but steady; Howard street and West
ern superfine, 81 1892 IS; extra, - ISgS - S ~
family, SO 1904 IS: city mills superlne, e ~
| az 70; extra, 50 coos so; Rio brands, "a 6z.
Z Wheat-SOuthern firmer; Western steauy put
quiet; Southern, red S6C9sSc, amber sAes4ci
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