Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-01

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T. Tennessee Ri 81 Unlcu Pacific AZ
Lake Shore cas- Wabssh Pec:ec AZ
Il glile > Nah. 32i pre- lls5
atmpa,s q Chae "a we1sern Un-oa 90 {
The weekly statement Of the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans in
creased, $3.50, 100; specie increased. S4S,4CO:
legal tenders decreased, 81 400: deposits
decreased, Sl,503. 2G0; circulation decreased.
So. 400. reserve decreased, $592. 100. The banks
now hold si',lZo,Gjo in excess Of legal require
ments.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Is. noon.-Cotton dull:
prices generally in buyers favor: middIng
uplands, esd; middling Orleans 3-I8f: sales
1850 bales, FOR speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts - bales-American 2.lCO.
Futures; Uplands. low middling clause.
February and March delivery, 8 i-s4d; March
and April. 4-6id; April and MAY, 9-Gid /;
May and June, T. I2-6id: June and July
l6-6hG6 lJ-64d; July and August l9-6fd :
August and September, 2l-cid. Market dull
but steady.
/ p. m.-ssIes to-day included 500 bsIes
or A mcrcaa-
Futures: UDiaDos. low raiddIine clause
March delivery, s-64i. sellers; March and
Anrii, 4-6id, sellers; April and May, o-64d,
values May and June, l2-64d. sellers: June
and July, l5-64d. buyers; July and August,
% l3-tid. sellers; August and September,
22-U4d, sellers Market closed barely steady
SEW 1Jgk. Feb. -. ncoa.--CosL.li dull:
mlet17z upl4nu- IL 5-l6-; mltullng Oflsrri
III ll-lbc, saiCz is bales.
rJiErez: MarAe opened steady with slies
az fo'ioWs; February .5e..v eFr. u 45c- March.
II 1889 April, ID JJs. May. ii 1lc; June. III t1c
July. % SEE.
5-ue q. ui.-Cotton closed dull; m.durs
uriaHt+ ID t-iua; 90 ltiii- C-t- a.-- % i-ltc (;
-a.- is5 5aia~; net r@ee.uts - bales. gross
fuures-3isrket ciosel steady, WITH saIes Of
tl-al bales, ls t5iaW@- starch delivery.
ID q :iI ls-. Ap-r'. III 81 -li l-c. May. II -ic
b NJ i d
August, j. 81 Ill Csc. -cptea.cr. u 3. q u sac .
October. -J - -it olcs NHselli.,er and Bceeii--
beT- ID Is go tt-.
The fe-ts vu-.on reulrJ says: LAS . would
seem u have become necessary. future leiIy-
cries opened ih-- rnornin ne t-lou 4-looc higher
then lost 1-IUIls- le0e. and closed barciy
steady. g. It9c lower than yesterday
t-ALvE-IuN- Feb 2S--ICtttis inactive; MD
Juu- IUsze- net receipts 1850 bales, gross
l.-3,, sales 8 bales; stock oJ,tS4 bales
aoEFoLE. Feb. -N.-LuitIh quleLs ml0eil ~
d I-IGr. net receipts l95 bates, gross l9s;
sales pa bales; stock 1899 bales; exports,
WUsisqruS. Feb. aS.-Cot.ou dJll- mid
ding lie. nes receipts GAG Da!es, grOss zi6;
stock .g4o aaics.
Sa,r 3ELEGA-. Feh. 2>.-Cctt0r quiet; mild
y ding I1 lI-IGc: urL receipts z,GS5 bales. gross
g is1 y4.as 2.0G1 bales, strcs 2st.si bales. eA-
+ ports. o tie continent --te' pales' Goa l"i7e
I $500.
/ HDr.Lz. Feb. demonstrating doing;
miI.luE tU'-c. ret receipts -4v bales gross
z-U- -alt- nauc- stock r1,l7s bales, exports,
. roasta.-e 1aa bales.
MEmrHIs. Feb 2s.-Cotton steady; midtlirg
l0l.-: recepl= ..l# bates; sniuments 3,4'i
Ua.us, szlcs l.lC0 Ia-es; stock >I,lii bales.
AUG-srA, Eeb. 2S.-Cottou drm: mi1diing
11 f-.-IGs. Receipts Ga balcs- sales Jlt bales.
CHARLESTON. FEB. -3.-lOttou quiet, mid
ding IIc- net receipts COO bales, gross 600:
sales - baies, stock PASS bales; exports. TO
Great Britain $3.50 bales, 70 he continent 9l4.
C01StWlSc g~s.
NV YoFr, Feb. 2,.-The total visible sup
Vly OF cotton Tor the world is Z.sj5, osi Nales,
of which 49,. $40 bales are American. against
S.2,l. l@l AMI Z.6l~.939 respectively last year.
The receipts OF cotton at all interior owns
for Che WeeS We're u, i2j bales; receipts from
plantations 2z,5l3 bales. Crop in sight. 5..75.-
sis bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IS nOon.-Breadstuas
Wheat Hat. with poor demand; holders 0ifer-
ing freely Germ weak, with poor demand;
new mixed Western, IS = zd.
NEW ORR, Feb. ., uOOn.-r lOur dur brit
steady. Wheat higher but less active. Corn
higher Pork dull and weak mess Sc 500
11 a. Lard stealier AT . l5C. FCeiEhts steady.
$500 p. m--FIour, southern closed steady.
Wheat-sp0t lOts are little changed; UngraueG
ret, S1GsS~tzc; Ne red, March delivery S6t4
(GSil4c- COrn-sp0t lots lGi5Sc lower: No 2
February delivery 5QtIj15zC, March 9jsfG50c.
Oats opened &c lower, closing stronger; No
?, So = G37stc. Hove jull and nominal a. l90
lsc. COnee. fair no. on spot dull at q &C.; No.
= EIO. spot Z 5lC. Sugar dull and somewhat
nOminal- centrifugal 7-l6c, fair to good re-
filming ls,G5c; refined easy-C 45z945sc. extra
Jll iGc. white eN ira g. 5s4 J3EC.yetl0W 43Ec,
on A Size, mould A q -c. standard A 55zC
confocti0uers' A - eat loaf and crushed 613c,
powdered 6tzc. granCl tted y 7Gb '.-l5es cubes
Gfzc. A0lasses firm. Cotton seed oil 37.G3Sc
for crude. AGA &c for refined. Hides firm.
Wool firm. PORK stea&y. MIddles nominal.
Lart = ali points higher. Western steam, on
sll0t I5d- 5ztec March delivery Ugla7 Isc
Ereights TO Liverpool tirmcr; cotton. per
steam 3D. wheat. per steam Bel.
CHICAGO. Feb 2s.-ThSre was decidedly
better feeling in the grain and provision
markets tO-dTy, with prices steadily picking
-p. The der and was general, coming alike
t-om home and outside leaders. Outside
Is-ices were sustained 10 the close, which was
steady all around. W heat was considerably
imar0vcd all through the session, opening at
an advance OF 5aGszc oteF Yesterday
ciOs.-g prices. The course for the first hour
was little unsettled, but Nal6Ss advanced
TrCgIarlY. and by the close had recorded an
upWar1 move OF lszc. c.Oslug With the ad-
vance we'll sustained The Improvement was
said to l.e largely on the merits of stufs, the
crowd seeming % have q settled conviction
that Yesterdays break was the bottom for the
time being. while the desire to catch the
market on ,Ac up turn was very general.
Corn was more actively traded In, better
prices being induced IN part by greater and
growing strength in other grain. The adj
vance was 3zC i'm leading futures, all of which
was sustained Tie close at / O'Clock was
steady and strong. Oats ruled Hat and dun,
with moderate speculation IN May options at
the range of 80. The tone of the market at
tine close was quiet but steady Provisions
were more favOrably thought OF by local
spectators, and were literally bought al
quite steady upward prices. Receipts at the
yards were light. and made the opening SO
lee higher than yesterdays closing. The adj
vancs. which was we'll sustained, was 2O9
22lzc IN pork, the market closing steady ana
frm.
Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled and
irregular; regular, February delivery 73AG
IA -, March 531Sgl45sc. Corn closed lc
higher; February and March delivery 37(G371f.
Oats steady; February and March delivery
253<c. Pork, mess 20925c higher; cash lots
Sl3 85tGl2 As. Lard 5Gi0 points higher; cash
lots Is S5d6 STjSc. Boxed meats in good dc
nands a. sailed shoulders 9OCd4 CSC, short
rib iO66 l5c, cIeal 6gg9 Coo whisky firm
at 81 Is. Sugar unchanged.
BALTIEOEE, Feb. 2S.--Fiour steady but quiet;
Howard street an Western su7erhne. - 100
s 90: eNtsd, s. l0GS6 j; family, 50 S1,G4 49, city
mills superdne. 81 1913 90; extra, S 1903 s.:
Iio brands. "a -. Whcat-SOuthern quiet and
nominal: western q shade hrmer; Southern.
red SOGS5c. amber S3G95c; No. Maryland,
SG7Sc It'd; No. v essern winter red on spot
SsI4GSSI<c bid. COrn-SOuthern quiet and
easier: Western easier; Southern, white 54,g
E7c yellow 5lG52c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat nOminally unchanged. Corn lower;
No. mixed, 42l9 Sc. Oats steady; No. mixed,
S3dS3Lc. PrOvislons-POrk quiet at $I3. Lard
frmer at 6 csc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders
Is<c, short rib &c Bacon quiet; shoulders
6Tc, short rib 73sc, clear 75sc, whisky
steady. sugar unchanged; New orleans ~
d5lsc Hogs quiet; common and light, 81 $50
4 -: packing and butchers. - 50,d5 so.
So LOUIS. Feb. . Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher. Corn higher but slow; $500
s,5gc for cash. So 5dS63Sc for March delivery.
Oats very slow; 31zc Tor cash. WHISKY
steady. Provisions unchanged: Pork, jObbing
SIPS. Bulk meats-lOng clear zoe, short
rib soc. short clear SOC. BacOn-lOog clear
6 size, short rib 00g7 csc, clear l5(g1 2oc.
-.9rd, 1OG6 15c.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. sS-Grain unchanged:
Wheat-No. > red S5c. COrn-NO. white
4ISc. Oats-NO. mixed 331Sc. Provisions
Pork. mess Sl3. Bulk meats
shoulders sc, clear rib ossc, clear sides &C.
Observation-Disclosures SIC, clear rib 25c, clear
sides 51Se. Sugar cured hams quiet. Lard,
prime leaf SIC
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. y Coffee steady; Rio
cargOes, common 10 prime, T5zGl0szc. sugar
steady; common 10 good common 4zg42sc.
MOlasses steady; good common to good Ialr
25d22c. Cotton seed oil-prime crude 35G
o55zc-
NAVAL STORES.
NV YORK. Feb. ., nOOn.-Spirits turper-
{ ne dull at 3lxg32c. Resin dull at 81 sOG
-.
500 p. m.-ROsin dull at 81 2OGI %. Spirits
turnentine dull.
CHARL ssToN, Feb. sS.-Spirits turpentine
firm, &c bid. Resin steady; strained sc, good
WiLanSarOH, Feb. 2S.-Spirits turDentine
firm at qSISc, Rosin quiet; strained, Csc; good
strained. 81 co. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
yellow din and