Savannah morning news., 1885-10-25
Nash. & Chatt'a. "a

Tennessee 6s.... 50 Richm'd & Apgh.
Virginia 6s ...... 40 Richm'd Daav. 7415
Va cpnsoudated. As Richmd& W.Pt.
& Ohio, s Terminal .. 3lA
Chie.& <'nthw'n l0SA Rock leland ... 14
" Preferred. 1873 st. Paul. ......... $50
Den. &RioGrant l6A % preferred 1929
Erie. ............. 22A Texas Pacific .. 2lZ
E. Tennessee Rd. 6i5 Union Pacific . 5aH
Lake Shore. .... Slsz Wabash Pacific. 95s
L'yille & Nash 45X pref 1871
Memphi- & Char. "a Western Union 1881
NJ bleN Ohio. e.. Is
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The weekly statement
OF Cne associated banks issued from the clear
ing house day, shows the following changes:
Loanz increased, 4,774, 100; specie decreased.
$50lS,' 90; legal tenders decreased. 81, l54, 500;
deposits decrease S2,60R,S 0; circulation in
creased, $4,000; reserve decreased IS, SIC, 100.
The banks now hold S3l, 1881 1898 in excess Of
the 20 per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2I, noon.-Market dull,
with very small business; mlddling upiands
SID; miiding Orleans 55Sd; sales 1000 bales
for speculation and export 500; receipts l,40O
0a es, all American.
Futures: UDlanIs. low mIddling clause.
October delivery, ) lS-64d: October and No
yember l6 6405 l7-6td: November an De-
cemb~r, l6-64d; December an January,
5 1854 n5 l6-64d; January ami February,
5 l7-6i(05 1854; February and March, 20 81
@5 2l-6ii; April and May, 27-6ld. Market
dull nut steady.
100 p. m,-The sales to-day included 5000
la es 4 rlean.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
October delivery, ls-6td, BUYERS; October
and November, 5 l7-64d, sellers: November
and December, 5 ih-6id, buver,; December
and January, " 64d, sellers; January a d
Febr 4r,, 5 lS-h4i, buyers; February Il d
March, 2l-,4d. buyers; March and April,
5 , -otd, buyers; April and MAY, 27-64d,
buyers: May and June, 3l-64d. buyers.
Market closed firm.
NEW YORK. Oct. q. noon.-Cotton easier;
midding uplands 8 l3-l5c; mIddhng Orleans
lOc: sales 81 hAies. t.
Futur =: Marker opened barely steady. with
sale, as follows: October de VERY, 9 64c; -
vem per, 9 62c: December. 8 &c; January, 972c;
February, So; March. 95'.
500 p. m.-Cotton e sier middlinR upands
l}-l6c; mIddiing Orleans lUc; sales ll2 bales;
net receuts 67 bales, gross 35 S.
Futures: Market closed qnipt but steady,
with sales OF 81. 700 bales, as follows: October
delivery, 9 $500 csc; NOvember, 5S99 soc;
February, 5000 81; March, 9 92@9 93c;
Aprii, 10 0@G10 04c; NAY, 10 lie; June, l "a
@l0 25c; July, 10 33G,o 35c; August, 10 400
10 42c.
Tne Post saws: yesterdays movement in
future deliveries repeated itself to-day
Prices fuctG9ied points. and after sales Of
80. 600 bales the m arked closed quiet but steady
ami 2-l009S- l00c lower than Yesterday"
GALVESTON, Oct. 2t.-COttOn easy: mid
ding 9l4c; net receipts 7,l7G bales. gross
7,l70; sales 2. l0 bales; stock 81 054 bales; ex-
ports. 80 treat Hritan 5.303 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 4.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 93kc; net receipts 1882 bales, gross s. 80;
stock 4.S59 bales; sales 1858 bales; exports,
coastwise o bales.
WILMINGTON. Oct A.-COtton steady; mid j.
ding g. &c; net receipts AZ bales, gross 74T
sales none; stock 1885 bales; exports, to
Grea britain $3.50 bales, cOastwse so7.
NEW ORLEANS, Der. 24.-COttOn steadler;
midding9 g. &c: net treceIpts 1857 bales, gross
lL742; sa es 5000 bales; stock l3l, sos bales;
exnOrts "oastwise 1921 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
91sc; net receipts l9l4 bales, gross 2.049; sales
6UO bales; stock 1904 bales; exports, C asst
wse % bales.
915c; receipts 1850 bales; shipments S,46S
bal ~ sa es 1850 bales: stock 10, !l3 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 24.-Cott n quiet; mlddllng
9 l-l6c; receipts 1917 bales; sales l, ll9 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. A.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9>sc; net receipts 5.7sl bales. gro-s
5,7SI; sales 225 bales; stock 72,059 bales; ex
ports, to he cOntinent l,09O ba es.
NEW YORK, Oct 2l.-The total visible supply
OF cotton Tor the world is 1886 eS3 bales, of
which l,407. 1873 bales are American. against
l, ~73,S 6 and l.S47.3 1855 bales respectively ! st
year. The receipts of cotton at all interior
towns for the week were us 737 bales; re-
ceipts from plantations, SOS,754 bales. Crop
in sight l.3l7,672 bales.
Consolidated net receipts for all cotton ports
TO ty, 37,l0l bales; exports, to Great Britain
II, ,704 bales, TO France 5, ,l0e, to the continent
lO,590.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct "a. noon.-wheat firm, with
fair demand: ders offer moderately. Corn
steady, with fair demand. Tallow, American
2Ss
NEW YORK, Oct. "a, noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat opened 1sGDLc better, later
lost advance. and declined rifle. Corn 80
9Sc better. Pork duli; mess, 50 5OcGlO 90. Lard
steady at 6 20c Freights drm.
m -FiOur Southern 0uIet and
heavy; common TO far extra S5 SOFA 10; good
to choice ditto, s. 1904 60. Wheat-cash about
lc lower and duly ungraded red s2Gslc;
No. red g5l5c, Noyem Der delivery 9569b9sc
Corn--pot l(0ll4c higher; No. 2, 5l12Gj234',
November delivery 5ntsQ5lzc. Oats A(012c
higher; No. 2, 30MtG3ic. Hops unchanged.
Coffee, far Rio on SPOT dull at $50 sugar,
ref ned steadv---C 5hGg5t5c, extra c 514G5Ac,
white extra G 49, l6c, yellow 5l15lz or A
57S(Q6c. mould ll-l6G6s4c, standard
SIC, confectiO1er' A 1905 H-l6c. cut loaf
and crushed 1ls97Ac, powdered 8 iS-l6GStsc
gran Mated 65zc. cunes 5-l6tQ7c. Aolasses
unchanged. Cotton seed Oil-3lta35e for crude,
SSl5c for rehned. Hides firm; Texas l0iSc.
Wool nrm: domestic fleece 27fG36c. Pork
steady. Middes dull. Lard 2g3 points lower
and dull; Western steam. on spot lI54c,
November delivery 1905 l7c. Freights TO
Livernool steady; cotton, per steam, 5-S2d;
wheat, per steam. I'd.
CHICAGO, Oct 24.-The wheat market closed
Tor the week at the lowest prices current
during the month Of October, and SIC lower
for leading options than at the close week
ago. The market opened steady with good
ouying, under which December advanced 60
sS3<c, aud remained steady at that figure for
The drst hour Several estimates were then
made as TO the probable increase which would
be shown In the next visible supply, the re-
port OF one house estimating that the increase
would be nearly 30O0.000 bushels. This pro-
duced an Immediate feeling OF weakness, tnd
10 the close OF the session offerings were very
large, under which the price for Decem Der
declined % sG9Ec. and closed in the latest
trading at So, 1SG5zc, against 9zc one week
ago. Tho pressure 10 sell was very sharp
throughout the eutire session, and the decline
" as almost steady. with few reactions. ke.
ceipts showed q falling on az all except
Northwest points but were reported large ~
Mime polls. In snite OF large arrivals at the
latter point. 10 was reported that mllers had
their bids lc for wheat. which oe.
casioned temporary feeling OF irmncss; DIT
10 STAYED the downward sOur-e Of the market
for only u brief period Gables reported quiet
foreign markets, win no anpreciablc chauge
m price,. Corn WIS in far demand ana
prices early were hrmer, but weaknesh tol.
owed toward the close, and the marset closed
shade lower. Oats ruled Drm
owing 30 ligh receipts and good shipping de-
mand, and the latest prices were generally
well up TO those OF yesterday. PROVISIONS
were weaker. aud both PORK and lard closed
-Four Unchanged. Wheat opened steady,
hut beeame weak: closed ~ under yester-
fay: regular, october delivery A4go9Ic,
November slsGaS6Ac No. 2 red. u9c. Corn
guiet: cash 4ta0ln &C, October delivery tlN
g4lIsc. November 80 zG89s6c, Ohts quiet an1
4 shade eaaics ash 2ic, October delivery zlta
q i5c. November - y $3.50. Proylsions-
Mess PORK 60ai0c lower. cash 81 % sg. so-
gember delivery IS 20 5 IS. December 81 zbW