Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14

deposits increased, $5,3Sl, 200; circulation in
creased, S2l 100; reserve increased, s., 1852 200.
The banks now hold Sc, 979,925 in excess Of
the Is per cent. rule.
= COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 10, noon.-CottOn firm,
with less offering; mlddlinR Uplands SD;
middling Orleans l8-l6d; sales 1000 bales,
for speculation and export 500 bales; receipts
5000 bales merican 1000.
Futures: Uplands, low middling ciSuse,
June and July delivery, 45-64d; July and
August, n 64G5 49, -6ig95 6O-64G5 5l-t4d; Au-
gust and September, 5l-64 as 53-54G5 54-0'g
5 55-64d: september and October, 3 AZ GAG
49-G405 50-6495 5l-G4d; October and No
Vember. 30-64td5 40-6id; November and De-
cember, 3D. 64GQ5 40-64d; January ana Feb
ruary, 4l-6id. Market steady at the ad-
vance.
2:OOp. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands low middling clause,
June delivery 5 A. 64d, buyers; june and July,
D 47-64d buyers; July and August, . 5O-64d,
value; August and September, 54-6ld, sellers;
September and October, 80 SAD, buyers; Oc-
tober and November, 4z-O4d, sellers; No
vember and December, 4O-64d, sellers; De-
cember and January. 40-64d, sellers; January
and February, ) 42-64d, value. Market closed
steady.
NEW YORK, June 10, noon.-Cotton firm;
middiing uplauds 1926; mddllng orleans
l03zC; sales 1855 bales.
Futures: NJ 1rket firm. with sales as fol-
lows: june delivery, 10 46c; july, 10 5Oc; Au-
gust, lO5Sc; september, 10 Bic; October. 10 02c;
500 D. m,-Cotton closed firm; middling
uplands l05zc: mIddling Orleans l0Ac; sales
$50 bales: net receipts bale, gross 1861.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales OF
81 200 bales, as follows: June delivery. 10 100
10 soc; July. 10 5s@l0 53c; August, 10 6tGlO 02c;
septem Der, 20 $50 10 &c., October, 10 l0,9l0 lie;
November, Q 5000 coo; December, 10 OO9
10 Ole: January, 10 $50 o loo; February, 10 -
0lO 2lc; March, 10 29&l0 Bic; April, 10 800
10 4lC.
The Post says: "Future deliveries, with
slight fluctuations, moved upward, and after
sales of 5000 bales closed steady, ana S-lOU(g
p 00c higher than yesterday"
GALVESTON, June l3.-COtton weak; mid
ding lO &C.; receipts none; sales II bales;
stock 4.laS bala.
lO36c: net receipts "a bales, gross GA; sales
bales; stock O94 bales; exports, coastwise
WIIwINGToN, June l3.-Cotton dull: mid
ding l0I4c; net receipts bales, CROSSE; sales
none; stock 575 bales; exports coastwlse, JOB
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-COtton quiet: mid
ding lOl6c; net receipts go bales, gross 220;
sales 800 bales; stock 80, l44 bales; exports,
TO the continent 2, 1875 bales, coastwlse 90.
MOBILE. june l3.--Cott0n quiet; middhng
10 g. lRc; net receipts bales, gross 2; sales
300 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports, coastwise
l0d bales.
MEMPHIS, June l3.--CottOn dull; middling
IO35c: receipts rs bales; shipments 81 bales;
sales 300 bales; stock lb.b3S Daies.
AUGUSTA, june l8.--COttOn steady middlng
lOs6c: receipts none; sales none.
CHARLKsTON. June lS.-COttOn duh; mid
ding lOI4c: net receipts Dales, gross 3; Gales
none; stock 9,2l9 bales.
NEW YORK, june l3.-Consolldated net re
ceipts for ali cotton ports to- day 1913 bales;
exports, TO the continent 2, 1888 bales.
The total visible n1a supel ~ az Of bS Cot
Of which l,474. 258 bales are American, against
2. 33g. M and ,4569l7 bales respectively ut
year The receipts Of cotton az al interior
towns for the week were 4,s5l bales; receipts
from plantations As bales. Crop in sight, 5,5es,-
S4 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, RrC.
L1vERPooL, June l3, noon Wheat quiet
with poor demand supply large; rel Western
winter Is gdlc7. id. Corn quiet but steady,
with poor demand. Pork, prime mess Dos.
Lard. prime Western Us.
NEW YORK, june l8, n0on.-Flour nnu ana
heavy. Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn
lower. Pork steady; mes, 81 25gll 80.
Lard drm at S71Sc. Freghts steady.
zoo D. m.-Flour, Southern dun ana heavy.
Whest-spot IT9lr lower and dull; ungraded
red 0Jqo5c; No. rel, june delivery nominal
g9l ,c. July 81 0o&G@l 0lz. Corn-spot lots
quiet and very steady; upgraded, 5$g6 1aci
sac Oats 1<Gljlc lower and heavy; No.
mixed s~dSsl.o. Hops unchanged. Coffee.
fair Rio, on spot hrmer ~ S3Nqo5ec; No.
Rio. on SPOT BIC, July delivery 7Sa4 s5e;
nNGNE HNfNAh anu ANAi ? '.etfN 90
go: musoOVado l8-iG954; molahscs sugar
az Ergli-h Islands ~ 45.4c; Jamaica
II he: 81. Croix So; fair 10 good refining
Bi.l8S55 iGc: refined irmer. Molasse3 weak.
Cotton seed oil-sss55c l7r crude, 5000 far
refncd. Hides stcsdY; y mand ngni. Wool
guisf and barely s.cady. Pors dnll and rather
vesk. mess, on SPOT III %. Middles dull
lard 368 points lower aud dun; western
eto.u,. on spot eOaG sjc, June delivery @ 50
Gasc. Freighta 30 Liverpool dull; cotton, per
atearn "a: wheat, per steam Pa.
CuoAoO, june i3.-Ihe wheat market
opsntd irm and higher this forenoon ON the
strength Of later estimates reducing the prob
able Weld OF this year 20 less ihhu d3o,V0l,uO0
bushels. but the strength was only Temporary,
and after she first hour selling FEVER broke
out. which did not appear 20 have Lost ats
f9rrs az the close Of trading. WHOM
prices were about the lowest current
during tie week. The Woakies ls
q, ribcd 20 the brilliant weather, IN
creHsing receipts and the confident pre- ie-
ton that the Visible supply VIII show large
iuereaae next week. The bears continue 20
declare that the prospective short crop can
have 40 special weight In the face Of the
rapidly inci easing stocks on hand. The low
Ell point touched by July 20 day YVES hs5se.
aud 10 closed only fraction higher. although
there was good trading 40 Nue for the same
optlon early IN the day. I1ere was no
soe,a us urgent demand at any Time during
a