Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-13

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Fort Wayne 1919 Texas Pacific. IS}7
Hannibal 10 38% Union Pacific. 1913
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Houston & Texas. Il Wabash Pacific. IA
Lake Shore -. 9S Well Fargo !. 40
Lville Nash. 1864 Western Union D.. $50
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The weekly statement OF the assocIatea
banks issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans in
creased $4,000; specie increased Sl,9l4oo0;
legal tenders decreased $2,405,700 deposits
increased $3S3,000; circulation increased
$50 300 reserve decreased $5s7, 49, The
banks now hold $3,6l7,425 in excess of legal
requirements.
The POSTS report SAYS 1.-THE bank state
ment was something Of a surprise. 1t was
anticipated that, owing to large exports of
specie at close of last week, the surplus re
serve of the banks would be eXtingushed; in
fact, il is known that in anticipation of this,
some banks were calling in part of their loans
in the middle of TINS week. The statement OF
averages, however, indicates that there has,
on the other hand, been an increase of loans
from some special cause, which has Offset this
contraction. The increase of specie in the
banks is explanable by the fact that the Sub
Treasury has paid out nearly 81 100000 of the
April interest on per cents since April L.
COTTON.
MANCHESTER, April l2.-The guardians
commercial article says: "There is little in
quiry. The sales have been small. Prices
are firm"
NEW YORK. April u, noon.-Cotton quiet;
I2lEc; sales 445 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: April delivery, II SIC; May, II SSc;
June, IL CSC; July, y 09c; August, y l9c; Sep
TENDER. II SIC
500 p. m.-Cotton quiet; midding uplands,
H75c; middling Orleans, l2lsc; sales Az bales:
net receipts 20l bales, gross 572.
Futures-Market closed strong, with sales
of $4,000 bales, follows April delivery,
II 9s9l20Oc; May. y 09@l2 Ole; June, y $50
y l4c; July, y 23@l2 DC; August, y 800
y 34c; September, j 9SGl2 00c; October, IL %
oil SOC; November, II 09gll lie; December,
II lG@ll lie; January, IL FGll zoe.
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
liverIes were all day in great demand, and
when at the highest point shortly before the
closing, had advanced May 20-l00c. and the
balance of the leading months Il -lOO9lS-lOOc.
above last Thursdays closing quotations. A
few points were lost, but the market closed
strong after sales of $4,000 bales"
GALVESTON, April 12.-COJUon firm: mid
ding ll15c, low middling 10 l5-l6c, good ord-
nary l03sc; net receipts l0i bales, gross l04;
sales % bales; stock IS, l22bales; exports coast
wise Il bales.
NORFOLK, April I2-Cotton steady; middling
ll36c; net receipts 262 bales, gross POP; stock
Il,279 bales; sales 1909 bales; exports c0astwise
BALTIMoBE. April l2-Uotton firm; mid
ding ll7sc, low middling ll19c, good ordi-
nary lO7sc; net receipts none, gross 74l bales;
sales none; stock 10, 255 bales.
BOSTON, April 12.-COtton firm; middling
12c, low mddling ll3sc, good ordinary lie; net
receipts 963 bales, gross l,435; stock 6,72O
bales.
WILMINGTON, April l2.-Cotton firm: mid
ding ll36c, low middling lie, good Ordi-
nary 1890: net receipts 40 bales, gross 20;
stock 1883 bales; exports cOastWlse 24S bales.
PHILADELPHIA April l2.-CotJOn firm; mid
ding l21Sc, low middlng ll5sc, good ordinary
| l034c; net receipts II bales, gross as stock
1855 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Cotton strong:
middling II 7-l6c, low middling ll1sc, good or
binary 1850; net receipts l49 bales, gross 4j5;
! sales 1900 bales stock Isl. 736 bales; exports,
1 n Great Britain 300 bales.
/ MOBILE, April 12.-COtton firm and bare;
! rhiddlng n3sc, low mlddling u1sc. good or
| binary l0%c; net receipts 3t3 bales, gross 3I7;
| sales 200 bales; stock l3,ll7 bales exports
! cOastwse l,53S bales.
MEMPHIS, April 12.-Cotton strong; mid
/ ding HE, low middling 1lI4c, good ordinary
l 1910; net receipts 800 bales, gross $40; ship
ments 7S9 bales; sales nones stock 81, $50 bales.
! AUGUSTA, April l2.-CotrOn firm; mid
| ding ll4c. low mlddling lie; receipts 21O
bales; sales 279 bales.
CHARLEsToN, April l2.-COtton firm; mid
/ ding nc, low middling ll15c, good ordinary
1890 net receipts 225 bales, gross 225 sales 200
bales; stock l2,935 bales.
NEW YORK, April l2.-COnsOlidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day, 2.tA4 bales;
! exports, to Great Britain $500 bales.
The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is 1906, $50 bales, of which . 43, 2Sl bales
are American, against 3,232,302 and 2,467, POP,
| respectively, Last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior towns for the week were 2S,3s9
! bales: receipts from plantations, H,7SI bales.
| Crop in sight, 5,473,0l4 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
RIO DE JANEIRO, April April 9.-COhrec-
| Receipts for the week, $4,000 bags Shipments
| for the week, to the United States $4,000 bags,
to Europe 10000 bags. Sales for the week,
$4,000 bags. stock, 100000 bags.
SANTos, April 9.-GofIee, good a.; aye erase
$4,000 bags. Shipments for the week, to
Europe $500 bags. Sales 5000 bags. Stock
new York. April =, noon.-Flour dull
! Wheat 15(Gl$zc lower. Corn 1(9lHc lower.
Pork firm; mess, Sl7. Lard weak at 9Oc.
| Freights steady.
500 D. m.-Fiour. Southern closed steady.
Wheat,spot lots 15Glc higher closing weaker;
| ungraded red, S3c(G$l 06; No. red, April de-
livery 9S34c; May 9934cg$l Ol4. Corn-5spot
lots 14lD15c lower; ungraded, 46G5I14c; white
Southern, G0(g66c; No. 2, April delivery 55%c.
Oats-spot lots 1G114c higher; No. 2 3693614c
Hops dull and barely steady. Coffee, fair Rio,
on spot duh at l0l4c No. Rio. on spot Csc,
May delivery zoe. Sugar dull and somewhat
nominal; Havana centrifugal &c; fair to
good refining, 53s9511c; extra G 5l4lg53zc,
white extra & $4,000, yellow 51sc, of A 61s@
63zc, mould A 7(971sc, standard A 65s(663zc,
confectiOner's A SIC, cut loaf 73+c, crushed
75sc, powdered 79s@714c, gIranulated rs,
360Ssc for crude, 4O(g46c for refined. Hides
firm; wet sailed New Orleans and Texas
selected, so to 80 pounds, 1Ot@llc. Wool quiet
and about steady. Pork steadily feld; mess,
on spot, SIG S713Ql7 90. Middles nominal
long clear, &c. Lard 16(1IS points lower,
closing weak, on spot I5(GS soc, May delivery
SbftGo loc. frel8uts 10 14lVerpoOl Steauys COT
ton, per steam. 3-l6G7 -64d; wheat, per steam,
I'd.
BALTIMORE, April y, nOon.-Flour opened
quiet but steady; Howard street and
Western superfine, 81 1908 %; extra, So 5o(G
4 25; family, 81 5OG5 IS; city mills superfine,
81 75CGS %; extra, So 5OG6 90; Rio brands, s. 25
as 20. Wheat-Southern steady and firm
Western higher but quiet; Southern, red
81 O9(9l u, amber 81 12(gl Is; No. Maryland,
81 l46D1 l414; No. 2 Western winter red, on spot
81 O1ssoD1 Ol7s. Corn-Southern irmer; West
ern about steady and dull; Southern, white 81
G59l1c, yellow 52055c.
| LOUISVILLE, April l2-Wheat quiet; No.
red winter, 81 039l 05. Corn quiet; No. {
mixed. SIC. Oats quiet; No. mixed, 36c
Provisions firm: Mess pork, Sl7 so. Bulk meats
shoulders, 75c; clear rib, 8 zoe: clear sides
&c. Bacon-shoulders, nc; clear rib, 914c
clear sides, 93zc. Hams, sugar cured, be. Lard
choice kettle 1916.
CIN CINNATI, April l2.-FlOur duh and un-
changed, Wheat nominally unchanged, Corn