Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-28

UU-UaN,
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased, $780, 200; specie decreased, SOS, 300;
legal tenders increased, $685., 800; deposits
decreased, S5SS, 100; circulation increased
81, 300; reserve decreased, sos, 975. The banks
now hold S21,s45,I25 IN excess Of legal re-
quirements.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. "a. noOn.-COttOn dull
depressed ard irregular; midCling uolands
l3-l5d; mudiing OrIean-, l5-l6d; sales 1000
bales, Tor speculation ard export 500 bales;
receipts 3,O0G bales-American 1900 bales.
Eutureo: tulsnds. low mICuinE cIao5e,
SentembeT delivery, 4S-64G15 47-64d: Sep
TENDER and October 46-64(I5 47-64d5 46-64d;
October and November, 43-64l15 44-64d; No
yember and December, ) 1906 43-64d; De-
cember and January, 3 42-64(d5 43-6id; jan
uary and February, ) A Gid; February and
March, 47-64d; March and April, 549-64d.
Market quiet out steady.
] p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
September delivery. 41-6id, sellers; Septem-
Der and October. ) 46-64d. sellers; October
and November, 43-64d, sellers; November
and December, Std, sellers; December and
January. 43-6id, sellers; January and Feb
ruary, ; 49, 6id, sellers; February and March,
47-6zd, sellers; March and April, 3 49-64d.
buyers; October, 46-64d, sellers. Market
closed easy.
NV YORK. Sept. p, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; lnIddllnS upands l014c; middliGs Or
leans l0lzc; sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: September delivery, 10 l2c; October.
10 Gee: November. 10 csc; December. 10 lie;
January, 10 PC; February, 10 33c.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
uplands, lO1zc; middling Orleans, l015c; sales
5se bales: net receipts 4 bales, gross 2,l05
bales.
Furures-Narket closed easy. with sales of
$500 bales, as follows: September delivery,
10 10 IlO l2c: October. 10 o3lGlO o.; November,
10 OOGIO Ole; December, 10 05l1l0 06c; January,
10 l59l0 loo; February, 10 2SGlO 29c; March.
10 4IlGI0 i2c; April, 10 54Gl0 55c; May, 10 500
10 CSC. June, 10 5000 &c.
The Posts cotton report says: "The gene
raj desire to sell future deliveries could not
fail to cause a decline of -IOOc for September
and S-l00lI1 -l00C for all the later months. The
market closed easy at the lowest prices of the
day, after total sales of 5000 bales"
GALVESTON. Sept. 27.-COttOn steady; Md
ding ll-l6c; net receipts 2S3 bales, gross
Ash; sales Isl bales; stock $50 bales; eX-
ports to Great Britain 5,Ol2 bales.
NORFOLK. sept. 2I.-COttOn quiet; middling
SIC; net receipts 1862 bales, gross 1862;
sales $40 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports
eOastwise 20l5 bales.
ding l1-l6c; net receipts LIP bales, gross
Liz; sales none: stock 5,5S2 bales; exports
cOastWise J, 257 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 27.-COttOu easy;
midtliuC l5-l6c; net receipts 2.377 bales,
gross ASS: sales 1000 bales; stock 81 469 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. Notwithstanding doing;
middllng 95zc; net receipts 3l6 bales, gross
375; sales - bales; stock 1924 bales; exports,
coastwise 46S bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
sales $50 bales; stock 6,547 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 21.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 7-l6c; receipts l,tS9 bales; sales SD
CHARLESTON. Sept. 27.-Cotton nominal;
buyers and sellers apart; middling 934c; net
receipts 1921 bales, gross 1921; sales none:
stock 1874 bales; exports coastwise l,59'
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Consolidated net re-
ceIpts for all cotton ports to-day p, POP bales;
expOrts, to Great Britain 1876 bales, to the
continent bales,
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is ,4i0,37l bales, of which Sl9,77l bales
are American, against l,625,342 and l,O40,-
6i2 respectively last year. The receipts of
cotton at all interior towns for the week were
62,9t9 bales; receipts from plantations l3O,SOl
bales. Crop in sight not given.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. p. nOOn.-Breadstufs
firm, with improved demand. Corn, new
mixed. - u1zd. Lard. prime Western S9s.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a, nOon;-FloEr quiet
Pork steady; mess SlT 90. Lard weak at 9Oc.
Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Fiour, Southern steady. Wheat
spot lots 1z(43zc better, leaving on strong;
ungraded red, 65GSO16; No. ? red, October de-
livery Ss3sc. COrn-spOt 1z(g1&c better; un
graded, 55,G5S; ungraded white, 59}@G GG23c;
No. ,, October delivery 5914G593zc. Oats "a
CGlSc lower and dull, closing firm; No. 3, 2ll{
g3l5zc. Hops duh and nominal: Coffee, fair
S soc, October delivery S 5O(dS Coo. Sugar
quiet and about steSdy: centrifugal SIC;
Brazil fsGHzc; fair 70 good refining. 45sQ
Sc: refined dullquiet-C 5Gy51sc, extra Z 40
SIC, white extra q 51zG5 lI-l6c, yellow $40
45sc standard a SIC, OF \ SIC, confectionery
A &C, cut loaf and crushed 61sG7c, pow
dered 6SSCG65sc. graduated 63sc. Molasses
dull. Cotton seed oIl-S5a36c for crude; 449
46c for refined. Wool FIRM for fine grades.
Pork dull and unchanged; no sales. Middles
dull; long clear, 9zc. Lard opened 500
points lower. closing firm; Western steam,
on spot, 6Oll7 75c; October delivery, &c
Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam,
II-6fd: wheat. per steam 4d.
CHICAGO. sept. 27.-The wheat market to-
day was again strong and active, while corn
was almost entirely neglected; October wheat
opened at 5S54(G5S12c, sold down to Il1sc, then
Up to 7Sc: November opened at 795sc, sold
up TO SO1zc, down to 1889 and up again to Sic;
there was good deal OF trading ana an ap-
parent determination to put prices higher if
possible; British cables reported firm for
wheat and corn at Liverpool and Mark Lane,
but there was no further advance IN quota
tiOns; they report less than five cargOes OF
coast for sale, and nOIhing Offering in corn;
receipts here were about 80 cars less Of winter
and an equal increase OF spring from yester
day; a better feeling exists in the foreign
market; the continued talk about the de-
creased acreage Of wheat IN this country and
the reported shrinkage in the Australian
yield were enough to cause an upward move
ment: the closing figures were-79c for Oc-
tOber, S05s'GSlc for November, and 7SJ5c for
December. The corn pit was almost deserted
during the entire session; few interested
parties clustered together TO talk over the
cash receipts and the September deal, but the
main floor of the pit was entirely deserted;
September corn opened at &c, the next quota
tiOn was 73c, and afterward put up TO 79c;
October opened at sac and rose to 573Sc, but
there were only trades made for the FIRST two
hours session: November was more active
and higher, selling from 1870 to 4115c; there
was a large increase in the recelpts-abOut $40
cars-with prospects OF more to follow as soon
as the prevailing blockade on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Road is raised; the
closing figures were IS Csc for cash, 7S12G79c
for September, SIC for October, ana 4U1sess47e
for November. Oats were very dull, closing
at 25l2c for cash and September, 2512G255sc
for October. and 257sc orNovember. Provis-
ions were dull; All the year pork dropped to
Sll 20 and January to Sll 80. Lard was easier
and closed az Ace for cash. September and
October, and I21zc for November.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm and higher;
ruled quiet early, grew stronger and closed
lLSc higher than yesterday; regular, Septem-
Der delivery 775sg5Ss4el october 775sc; No.
Chicago spring, 1Sg7Sxe. Corn quiet and
stronger; September advanced and closed &c
higher than yesterday; October closed &c
higher and November 2 &c higher than yester-
day; cash lots and September delivery, 100
soc; October, 57G5J34c. Oats dull; cash lots
and September delivery, 2513c, October, $50
25ssc. Pork quiet: deferred deliveries weak;
cash lots. SIG 50Cgl6 IS; October delivery, $l7.
Lard IN good demand; cash lots. 371SGg7 soc;
October delivery. Z 30G7 55c. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders 75c, short rib lOc.
short clear 10 soc. Whisky steady.
BALTIMORE. Sept. q, nOOn.-fioyI firm in
tone, with fair inquiry; Howard street and
Western superfine, s. 2592 6j; extra, 81 $50
3 so; family, So 1904 IS; city mills superfne,
y SOG2 IS; extra, 50 O0(G3 so: Rio brands.
e. bz,gi IS. Wheat-Southern higher and firm:
/ Western higher and firm; Southern, red S5(G
W, AMBER 92G95c; No. ! Maryland, 901sc
S@Aeu; No. 2 w cstern winter red. spot,
TIt5zse9c. Cccn-Southern quiet but steady;
" sst I'm nominal; Southern, white 69,G70c,
new 5zg5ic; yellow 66G6Sc
ST. LOUIS. sept. 27.-Flour unchanged.
" neat nlgner and active; No. red SO3<c for
cash. &c Tor DC iober delivery. Corn higher
but slow; 595zg6O14c for cash; Sc bid for