Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-10

banks, issued from ttC clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans in
creased, $780, 800; specie increased s.. 602. eco:
legal tenders decreased, $3.50, 400; deposits
increased, Isis, 400 circulation decreased,
so 500; reserve Increased, S9Si,700. The
banks now hold go, $500 In excess OF legal
requirements.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, AJ.g. 8. nOon.-CottOn duh, with
g limited inquiry; mid Ting uplands. Esd;
middling Orleans, 5-l6d; sales 6,o00 bales,
( for speculation snd export 500 bales; receipts
! 600 bales-A rap-.cau none.
Futures. Jplands, low middlinG clause,
/ August and September delivery, 5-G45
+ 4-6id: Scntcmbgr and October, 5-64G
/ Is Esd: Octol7rr and November. ) 62-6zG
7 6I-64d; NOFe9- Der and December, 5 57-64eG
/ 56-jid; December and January, 56-64G;
I September. s-5ig6 '-GiG5 5-6fd. Market de
p. n.-slles to-day included 1850 bales
/ of American
( Futures: Unlsnds, low middlinc clanee,
! August delivery. 8 sid, buyers: August and
+ September 6 sid, buyers; September and
October, E-6iI, buyers; October and No
vemhar, 6l-bii. value; November and De-
I cem0er. 5 5--54d, value; December and JanU-
arY. 56-jtd buyers; January and February,
/ 57-G4d, buyers; september, 8 7-64d, Buyers.
I Market closed firm.
NEw YoRE. Aug. 9, noou.-COtton Rrm;
mitdiIng upi&ndS o l3-l6c; mlddlng Orleans
{ II Lice: sales l,T20 bales.
Futures; Market steady, with sales as fol-
/ lows: August delivery, 10 76C: September,
/ 10 67c: October. 10 Ale; November. 10 CSC;
( December, 10 PC; January. 10 SIC.
500 p. motion closed firm; middling
upiands. TO l3-l6c; mlddling Orleans, II Lice +:
sales l,520 bales; net receipts 800 bales, gross
Futures-Market barely steady, with safes
Z of $4,000 bales, as follows: August delivery.
{ 10 S0Gl0 SIC; September, 10 zoe; October, 10 a.
I ,GlO 43c; November, TO 21GlO 2SC: December,
I 10 29c; January, 10 csc; February. 10 470
10 5Oci March, l06lGlO 62c; April, 10 729lo 74c;
/ MAY, 10 S4lGl0 SEC.
The POSTS cotton report says: "kIthough
future deliveries were but in moderate de
mand, vet with increased frmness an the part
/ of sellers prices advanced 4-lOOGS- I0Oc and
closed steady, with August and December
/ 3-lO0c, September 4-lO0c, and the balance 2-l00
/ Gi-l00c higher than yesterday"
GALvEsTOH. Aug. g.-COJuon nominal; mid
ding lO5sc; net receipts 20 bales, gross 20;
sales none; stock l.447 bales; exports coast
wise IS bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. Cotton dull: mid ling
1890; net receipts y bales, gross y; Gales l39
bales; stock -23S bales
WILMINGTON, Aug. 9.-COttOn firm; mid
ding 10 l5-l6c; net receipts none; sales none;
{ stock G66 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 9.-COtton STEADY; mid
I ding l0l2c; net receipts 49 bales, gross -;
I sales 500 bales; stock 1880 bales.
MOEILE- Aug. g.-COttOn nominal middling
1910; net receipts bales, gross 3; sales none
stock 3,4l2 bales; exports coastwise bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 9.-CottOn quiet; mIddIiug
I 1919; receipts q bales; shipments 6g bales
1 sales none; stock 7.2l9 bales.
{ AUGUSTA. Aug. 9.-Cotton dull and noml-
mails mlddilng lO5zc; receipts none; sales l
Z bale.
CHARLEsTON, Aug. 9.-Cotton nominal:
middlIng lie; net receipts none; sales more
I stock 4Gl bales; exports cOastwIse 80 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-COnsOlIdated net re-
CENTS for ali cotton ports to-day 2l7 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is l,1S021S bales, of which l,G95, AS bales
are American, against 1914, 400 and 1,225, $50,
I respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
[ at an interior towns for the week were 9, 345
I bales; receipts from plantations $50 bales.
( Crop in sight, 5,649,OO7 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9. noon.-Breadstugs din
Z with only retail business doing. Bacon,
[ long clear middles ASS, short 49s. Lard, prime
Western, 4os. Cheese, fine American 52s.
Wheat, California No. l. IS sdgSs I'd; red
( Western spring, IS 4dG1s Cd.
EET YORK, Aug. O. nOon.-Flour heavy.
] Wheat $3.50 lower. Corn 14,G15c lower. Pork
/ Irm; mess, s17 50. Lard weak at z 9Oc.
SEQ p. m.-Fiour, Southern quiet; common
I 90 fair extra So 51tg4 50; good to choice do.
! q 50lg6 .. Wheat-sp0t 12Cglc lower but
I more active: ungraded red. 7lcGSl O5lSc; No. 2
I red, 9055G9ll4C; August delivery 9O14G9Ic.
/ COrn-spOt a trIfe lower; closing about in
SIDE rates; No. nominal; August delivery,
81 lstG60c. oats a shade lower; No. ., 37tQ37l6c.
/ Hops dull and nominal; 22,930c for poor to
I choice. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, steady az
/ zee No. : Rio, on spot 20. Sugar quiet and
l nominal; fair to good refining l5-l6(1j l. :;
I refined quiet and unchanged-eXtra $40
I sc. white extra 5l2l953<c, of A 53z(I51sc
/ standard A g SC. MOlasses unchanged. Cot
Z ton seed OIl-SJlG96c for crude; 35lG4215c for
/ refined. Hides steady; New Orleans selected
/ o. G9lzc; Texas selected. lOGlIc. Wool held
steadily, domestic fleece 31.G45C; Texas 14(d
24c. Pork dull; prices nominal; new mess,
I 81 80. Micdles nominal; long clear soc.
I Freights TO Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam,
/ l3-64d; wheat. per steam. 55zl@6d.
I CHICAGO, Aug. G.-FlOur easier but not
/ qu0tably lower Wheat opened 14CasEc lower
closed @Jg3<c under yesterday; August de-
{ livery 5Sl4G7g5e; No. 2 Chicago spring 1870
Z 7s3zc. Corn in good demand; closed 1s0l1zc
lower. Oats weaker; cash lots % 4fG251zc;
August delivery. 2j14tei2534c. Pork firmer;
cash lots, $l7. Lard quiet and SOLO points
lower; cash lots S21zG7 40c. Bulk meats
qG.et; shoulders lOc, short ribs S5c, clear
8 &c.
p. m.-The markets were full Of weak
ness again to-day, with the exception of pro-
visions. which remained firm. Cash wheat
touched 7Sizc-yery close to the lowest price
at which spring wheat has ever been known
to sell in this market. In spite of this low
range the depression was quite marked, and
short sellers appeared TO be numerous. To-
wards the close there was a rally OF &c, and
the market closed moderately firm. The
closing figures were 7Sszc for cash and Au.
gust, 1870 for September, size for October,
and 81 &c for November. Corn was also very
weak. owing to the receipt Of favorable crop
reports and large receipts. The market closed
fully l1ac lower Tor near options. The closing
prices were Size for August, sic for Septem-
Der, 493<c for October and 1870 for November.
Oats felt the downward pressure. and prices
25l4c and September at 2jc. Pork showed
signs Of more life, and prices were firm: Au-
gust closed Il so, september at $50, and OctO-
Der at $40 50. Lard ruled a shade easier at
Z 30 for August, IS for September, and As
October.
CIECINSArI. Aug. 9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. red, S0(GS2c. Corn scarce
and firm; No. , mixed SIC. Oats easier; No.
3 mixed, S5Jzc. PrOvisiOns-POrk firm: mess,
81 co. Lard quiet at soc. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders &c. short rib &c. Bacon-sboul-
N. 10 H. IL -
Whisky unsettled; 81 O6 bid. Hogs active and
firm; common and light. "a 1906 As; packing
and butchers, s. 40lG6 Is.
BALTIMORE, Aug; 9, noon.-Flour quiet;
as co; extra, 50 25tg4 90; family, 81 25l15 %;
city mills superfine, 81 75,G3 Is; extra, So 35
al 90; Rio brands, s. l2lG5 %. Wheat-SOuth-
eTn dull and irregular; Western lower but
active, closing dull; Southern red SS,GS9c, do.
amber 9OG92c; No. Maryland, 92(d92lzc; No.
? Western winter red, on spot SS5sGSSzsc.
Corn-Southern nominal; Western nominal;
Southern, white 10G72c, yellow 6S,G7ec.
. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-GraIn very weak.
Wheat, No. red, 77(Gs0c. Corn, No. mixed
sic. Oats, No. mixed, SAC. Provisions firm:
Mess pork, $i7 50. Bulk meats-shOuldefs &c,
clear rib &c. clear sides 1Oc. BacOn-shoul-
ders &C, clear rib l0c, clear sides lOzzc. Hams
sugar cured, lS3zc. Lard. steam leaf, 912c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-ElOur unchanged.
Wheat in fair demand but lower; No. red,
Sl3<G3S2l5c for cash; SI3<(GS25<c for August de-
livery. Corn lower; 4714tG471Ec for cash; 47c
26]zG27c for cash; 243sc for August delivery.
Provisions quiet.
NEw ORLEANS. Aug. 9.-Cofee steady; Rio
cargOes, 75zGIlc. Sugar dull; fair to fully
fair, 4ssl@4szc; yellow clarified, 514C955sc.
MOlasses steady; common 20c. Cotton seed
oil dull; prime crude 2SGSOc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Aug. 9, 500 p. m.-spirits tur-
pentine dull: spot, 23s Cd; August and Sep
tember delivery, 2Ss Cd; September to Deem
Der, as Sd; January to April, 25s.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9, nOOn.-Spirits turpen-
tine weak at Sl1zCGSl3<c. Rosin weak at 81 20
al Is.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine dull, sl93l1zc.
Resin UNCHANGED.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 9.-Spirits turpentine
quiet; 2Sc bid. Resin unchanged; strained and
good strained. 81 02l5.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 9.-Spirits turpentine
duh at PSI &c. ROsin dull; strained 971Sc; good
strained, 81 O2JS. Tar firm at s. 80. Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin, 81 IS.