Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-22

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The weekly statement Of the associated
banks issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased, S2.45O,40O; specie increased, s9l0.5O0;
legal tenders decreased. Sl23.7OO; deposits
decreased, Sl,3560O0; circulation increased,
80, 800; reserve increased, SS30,S00. The
banks now hold S37,923.350 il excess OF the
= per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, March p, 1880 p. m.-Cotton
firm, but demand light; middllng uplands. Cd;
middiing Orleans I-I6,l; sales 6,O00 bales for
1000 bales-AmcriCan $500.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
April and Nay delivery, 1876 S-64d; May
and June, 7-t4d; Juue and July, 6ll-64d;
July and August, l5-64d. Market steady at
the decline.
? p. n.-sa,cs to-day included 4.4OO ba.aa
OF American.
Futures: Unancs. low middling cisuse.
March delivery, 6l-64d, buyers; March and
April, l-6id, buyers; April and May, 8 3-64d,
BUYERS; May and June. 6 7-6ld. buyers: June
ana July, ll-64d. buyers; July and August,
l5-6id, value; August and September,
ls-6id. value; September and october
o iz-6+d, buyers. Market closed steady.
NEF GA, March q. aOOn.-t5otJoi. steady;
mitd'ing uplauds IL 5-l65; middling Orleans
II s-l6c, sales 6o bales.
Futures: Marker opened dull. with sales as
follows: March delivery, II 30c. April, IL s6c;
May, II BIC; June, II SIC; July, II soc; Au
gust, II 6Se.
5:O5 p. m.-Cotton closed dull but strong;
mldlllns uplands IL 5-l6c; mi.tdiIng b-teans
gross 6,l25,
Eu-ures-Msrket closed duh but steady,
with sales OF 1890 bales as follows: March
delivery, II S69ll SIC; April. IL 3lGIl 32c;
Nav. II 43Gll 44c; June, IL 54Gll 55c; July,
II bzGll tic; August, II G9Gll zoe; September,
ii SlGll SIC; October, 10 Sl,Gl0 SIC; November
and December. 10 6l09lO Csc.
Toe Fcef's cotton report eays: Future de-
mpulngrpd
closed dun though steady, l-IOog2- lO0c higher
than yesterday"
,1ALvAsr0h. March 2I.-Cotton quiet; md
ding l0Zc, net receipts Il bales, gross q;
sales q bales: stock Is, $50 bales.
E1BFoLk. March 2l.-CorJOn quietg mid
di n lie, net rar'pts 6S3 bales. gross 6SS; sales
~ bales; stock 1859 bales; exports, cOastwise
COB bales.
Wa Se-oE. March ELECTION quiet but
steady; mlIItuG lOZc. let T-ceiuts 66 bales
gross 66; stock l,I4l bales; exports, coastwise
100 bales.
NV ORLEANS. March 2l.-COtton dull;
business checked by wet weather; middling
1910; net receipts SOS bales, gT0zs ,234; sales
1000 bales. st0rz 232.l bales; exports, to
Great Britain l.074 bales, cOastwise 2374.
dOBlLE. March u -C0.JVD firm; middling
l0iSc: net r,crt J, 50 bales. gross So; eaies 200
bales; stock zl,0Il baiess exports, cOastwise
MEMPHIS, March 2I-Co5ton steady; MD
Glils l1isc, r'c Isl bales; shipments l,2S3
bales; safes $500 Hals-, =tocs 59,029 bales.
AU=UaEA, March 2l.-COttCu quiet; mid
diiuQ 1880; re elpts ll2 bales; sales 40 bales.
CHARLESTON, March ELECTION quiet;
midillng IULc; net receipts l3i bales, gross
l3l: sales 20 bties; stock l4,3QS bales; exports
c0a-tWlsc 1850 bales.
-lr tns- NJ rch -CC1so!faare1 ne re-
rtipt .r.ft pore To-day 3Sl9 bales;
exports. TO Great Britain l.O14 bales.
NEW YORK.. March 1.-THE total visible sup
pIy OF cotton iOr the world Is 1852, 80 bales,
Of which 2.2lJ. 691 bales are American, against
9,es0,ssl ant 2,4o5.3sl respectively last year.
The receipts Of cotton at all interior towns
for the week were 20,440 bales; receipts from
plantations 2l,s0S bales. Crop in sight, $685.,
Us. bales.