Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

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NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks Issued from the clear
ing mousse to-day, shows the following changes:
Loans increased, 81 $50, 700; specie decreased.
$3,2lS,9O0; legal tenders decreased, Sl24 800;
deposits decreased, 81, S79 500; circulation in
creased, s4S,600; reserve decreased, S2,C9S, $50.
me banks now hold S49,S00,S9S in excess Of
the 70 per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. p, noon.-Cotton quiet
and without quotable change 10 prices; mid
ding uplands5 l6d middling Orleans SD;
sales 1000 bales, for speculation and export
800; receipts 5000 bales-American 800.
Futures: UDlands, low mlddlIng clause.
September delivery, 25-8i(d5 q -64d; Septem-
Der and October, 8 p Gas 2l -64d; October and
November, 3 l9-64QQ5 lS-64d; November and
December, lS-6id; December and January,
lS-6id; January and February, . 20-64d;
February and March, % 64d; March and
April, 3 25-64d. Market dull,
500 p. m.-The sales to-day included 1900
bales Of American.
Futures Uplands. low middling clause,
September delivery, 8 A-6Id, buyers: Septem-
Der and October. 2l-6ld, buyers; October
ana November, l9-64d, sellers; November
and December. lS-o4d, buyers; December and
January, ls-B4d, buyers; January and
February, 5 2O-64d. buyers; February and
March, 23-64d, sellers; March and April,
B 25-64d, buyers; April and May, 23-6fd,
value. Futures closed dun but steady.
NEW York, sept. H. noon.-Cotton very
firm; mldd ing uplands 10 LIDO; mlddlng Or
leans 10 3 l6c; sales 900 bales.
Futures: Market opened barely steady, with
sales as follows: September delivery, y &c;
October. Q 49c; November. 50c December,
3 53c; January. 8 SIC; February, . SIC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; mddling
uplands 10 i-l6c; mlddling Orleans 10 S-l6c;
sales 800 bales: gross reCelptS g. 34 bales.
Futures Market closed duh but steady. with
sales OF Is 800 bales. as follows: September de-
livery, 65(19 66c; October, 5lG9 SIC; No
yember, 6l(@9 SIC; December. 9 54(D9 55c;
January, &c; February, 1908 I3C; March,
5000 S5c; April, 94G9 CSC; May, 10 W@
TO Csc; June, 10 .3Ql0 lie; July, 10 2l0l0 23c.
The Post says: Future deliveries, first
lost 2-l0Otg3- l00c, yet, although there was but
a very moderate demand, sellers succeeded in
running up prices before closing 9 l00.G4 l00c.
The total sales are limited to $1,000 bales and
the market left off dull but steady and l-l00c
higher than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Sept. i2.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 3-l6c; net receipts 3,36S bales, gross
1891; sales sos bales; stock Is, 565 bales; ex-
ports. coastwise 459 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. l2.-COtton steady; mid
ding l6c; net receipts Y bales, grOes -;
stock ga bales; sales So bales; exports, coast
wise 5,5 bales.
WILMINGTON. Sept. l2.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c; net receipts 3l6 bales, gross Sl6
sales none; stock 977 bales; exports, coastwise
553 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-Cotton steady;
mIddling CSC; net receipts / .245 bales, gross
l,245; sales 500 bales; stock ll.732 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain ass bales.
MOBILE, sept. l2.-Cotton easy and lower to
sell mIddling &c; net receipts 300 bales, gross
s25; sales 1000 bales; stock 2,72S bales; ex-
ports. C 1astwise bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept I2.-COtton quiet; middling
9Ae, receipts 1875 bales; shipments - bales;
sales l25 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. l2.-CoGt0n steady; mid
ding SIC; receipts 946 bales; sales 676 bales
CHABLEsTOE. sept. l2.-C0tton hrD; mid
ding Zoe net receipts 1870 bales. gross 1920;
sales 400; stock g,46S bales; exports, coastwise
2, i64 bales
NEW YORK, Sept. I2-Tbe total visiblesupply
OF cotton FOR the world is !, l07, 100 bales, of
which 74l, 800 bales are American, against
l,404,74l and 75S,54l bales respectively last
year The receipts Of cotton at all interior
towns for the week were 1854 bales; receipts
from plantations, 6l,l 56 bales. Crop in sight
not reported.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. y, noOn.--W heat firm;
demand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet; demand poor. Beef, extra India mess
7Ss. Talow. fine American 2Ss.
NEW YORK, sept. u. noOn.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat opened lSl14c higher, and
later lost part of the advance. Corn lslg4c
higher. york Quleb- mess. NV UJ(GlAU dUs LhFu
firm at 43lSe. Freights weak.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern, closed steady.
WheaG-rsp0t lots a shade ii gher, closing weak;
ungraded spring 79c, upgraded red 754tg97l &C,
red Southern 1850; No. red, September de-
livery 9iAc92Ac Corn-spot lots hrm but
quiet; ungraded 49(05019c; No. 2, 463z t049e IN
elevator. september delivery closed d 1870,
Octobers49 s@l97sc. Oats without decided
change: No. >, 29lsQ123lzc. Hops quiet and
nominal Coffee, fair Rio on SPOT quiet at
Sl<(9S5kc, Old and new: NO. Rio. on spot
& 9Uc, September delivery zoe, October 15c.
Sugar closed dull and unchanged; far to
good refining, 1905 9 l6c; refined closed
irm-C 51495zc. extra 9 5t6Q61sc.
white extra G ia ,069Ec. yellow 4zs9b3kc, OFT
A 636c, mould 4 &c, standard A 6ssG5>4c. con-
fectloner5' o5sc, cut loaf aud crushed 71zc,
powdered 63S005c, granuiated 7Ngs Sc. MOlas
SOS dull and nominal. Cotton seed Oil-jlg35c
for crude, 87l33c for refined. Wool firm.
Pork unchanged. Middics dull; long clear &c.
Lard 2ld4 points higher; Western steam, on
SPOT 44G,6 Soc September delivery 3Sc6 40,
October 4096 4ic. FrelShts to Liverpool
stead; cotton, per steam I-b2o; wheat, per
steam sgd
unsettled, but recorded an advance to-day.
The opening WAS Ll9jsc higher on reported
storms in the Northwest, said 70 be nJurmg
wheat in the stack. Flrmer cables were also
siren gthenuE these influences, with active
buying. subsequently advanced prices shade
over lc, from which point there WAS reac-
tion on later cable4 of an easier tone, aud the
hosting OF f5.tUU bushels No. = IN llt BftbhltN
elevator still latcr. The early friends of
wheat stlfiened the market back TO the highest
prices The volume of business was uu-
usu ally large for the last day Of the week.
The market had sold down on the curb last
night TO 701zc for october, but starred in this
morning at 49, &c, quickly advancing 70 S05sc,
and subsequently advancing to size, closing
15c under the top figures. Corn was slow In
fluctuations, though showing a fair volume OF
trade The principal inquiry was Tor more
deferred utures. The absence Of the usual
frost predictions and the regular saturday
evening mp helped 60 make the market slow.
Oats were quiet, very steady, and generally
averaged nj Yesterdays closing prices. Pro-
visions shOWed better speculative and invest
ment demand during the latter part OF the
session, though the early business hours
were duh AT only Il 9hade from the closing
figures. An advance Of 5tGI1sc Was sustained
in PORK; while points was gained IN lard.
The whole list closed slow ut quotations.
Flour unchanged. wheat opened hrmer
and finally closed ne higher than yesterday;
regular September delivery ises@ soc, October
~ "a size, November el1ac; No. red, Ni'8c.
Corn quiet but steady: closet tslg4c higher;
cash 1870, September delivery 43ssa48zc,
October 42lza4l3kc, November S9,s 9,lJ &C..
oats dun but steady; cash 25.g(12bc, ,eplem-
ber delivery 25ss'4251Sc, October 25Nc. Pro
yisions-Mess pork advanced 1000 nc; cash
IS O5,1S 70. October delivery s. 65fGs az 2. NO
vember s. 62&. LARD quiet; 2iag5 points
higher; cash lots 1906 l15ac. Oc ober de-
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