Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04

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! rpnsois.... 100 " pref. 6l24
! Vcnuesse settle Pacific Mail ..... 81 q
Virginia Is 6,... Ia RIchm'd s Ale IS
| Va.conSonda ed so Rchm'd 4 Danv. l4o
! Ch'peA6e &Onio 90 Richm'd Il W.PL.
| Chlc.& N'nthw'DllG7s TERMINAL. 49,. 30
| preferrcd.. l42 Rock Island. ...e lM8
Della, Lack ~ W 1862 St. PAU -. 80. 943s
Erie ............ S4M preferred III
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. NV
new stock 80. Il Union Pacific -. 6l4
! Lake Sh re-. "a Nj. Central -. CTS
! L'ville y Nash lOls Missouri Pacific ma
| Mempn- Y Char 40k Western Union. -
! NEW YORK, Oct. G.--The weekly state
ment of the associated banks show the follow
| lng changes: Reserve decreased, S3,ll5.9lO:
! loan. Increased. s2,7lo.000; specie decreased,
! ~ 559.Mo; legal tender decreased, $640,900;
deposits decreased: $3.50 40; circulation IN
| creased, $3.50 The banks nov hold $685.,
/ $50 In excess OF the rs er cent. rule.
COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3, noOn.-CottOn dull;
| prlc3e generally in BUYERS favor; middllng
np ands 5 II q; mlddlinc Orleans sgd: sales
LOO bales for speculation and export SO
! bales: receipts $40 bales-A American 4.SO0
futures: Uplands. low m,ddling clause.
Octooer delivery. 6495 l3 -64d: Ociooer
and November. 5-6l65 6-64d; November
and December 5 4-6ld: December ann laru-
airy. 4-64d; January and February, 4.64d:
| February ana March, > q Cad; March and
! ApTll. Z b4d. Market Vull.
100 p. m.-rhe sales to-day included 5000
| ha es oi American.
Futures: Unands. low midding clause.
! October delivery. 5 l4-G4d, sellers; October
| ana November. S-64d, ,ei ers: November
and December. 5 6-64d. Sc lers; December and
January. odd. seli eTs; February and
March. 7-6id, buyers; March and April,
| 9-6id, buyers; April amt May, il Odd. buy
| er>; May and june, ) II Cid, sellers. Market
| clOsed firm.
NEW YORR, Oct. 2. noon.-Cotton opened
! q"et: midding uplands 9>ac; middling
| Orleans y ll-16c: sales 3I2 bales.
| Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
| as follows: October dellvery.9 &c: Novem-
| her. 24c Dece ber 8 SOC: January. 3jc;
| February. 44c; March sc.
| 900 y. m.-Market closed qu'et: mlddllng
| upiAnds, 91ac; midding Orleans, 9 H. ldc;
| sales to-day 202 bales, last even ny 10; net
| re elpts - bales gross 3 ia.
| Futures: Market closed easy. with sales
of "+.m bales, rs follows: October delivery,
| y 1903 lie; November. 92!c: December, z1(G
92| January. 9R3@9 sic; February, $3.50
| 8 i3c; March. 2 50Ge G.: April. 6Q(G9 soc:
MAY, 500 sec; June. 8 77G9 7sc; July, 9 $40
y SOC; August, 95lG9 SIC.
Green q Co.'s cotton future ranOrt says:
'1rading was light generally, md h. market
barre OF any rising features. A full run
of receipts 1T the p'rts for The week. with
pretty free offerings against them, tended to
| check the demand somewhat hut rather
firmer Liverpool and a few desu tory frrst
reports from the South mad a 81 staining in
huence to keep values AT about last evenings
hIuieS, aud closed with the market fairly
| steady"
GALVESTON. Oct. 2.-Cotton irregular and
lower tp sell; mdd lng S'dc: net receipts
4.o07 bales. gross 4,0e7; sales 926 bales; stock
NORFOLK, Oct. 2.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 81 &C; net receipts l,7l6 bales, gross HIS;
stock 10 lS6 bales: sales 90S bales; exports,
coastwise l.37g bales.
! BALTIMORE, OH. 2.-CottCn quiet but hrm :;
middlIng 93sc: net receipts none, gross $50
nul"-; sales = bales; stock b,5'5 bale
BosTON, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; midGling
$50: net receipts a "aleS. grus- l.O42: sales
n"hc; stock none; exports 10 Great Britain
l.40s bales.
WILMINGroN, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding . j. l6c; net receipts 36n bales, gross
. $50; sales none; stock IA. O39 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Cotton firm; mid
ding SIC; net receipts none, gross LOO bales;
STOCK 1884 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2.-Cotton quiet;
middlIDg y S-l6c; net receipts4, 1881 bales, gross
6,l25; sales so bales; stock 4D622 bales; eX-
POI Is, to Great Britain 6,Sll bales, coastwlse
3l6t.
MOBILE, Oct. 2.-Cotton steady; midding
&c; net receipts 1885 bales, gross LILO; sales
BOT; stock 1872 bales; exports, coastwlse !,l>S
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
91sc; receipts 226. bales; shipments l.l56
bales: sales $50 bales; stock 1858 bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. 2.-Coiton ~ ct; mlddilng
Lee receipts 1887 bales sales l.35l bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2.-COtton quiet; mid
ding S7sc; net receipts 5,f88 bate, gross
5739; sales 800 bales: stock 4l,9Vo oales; eX-
ports, coastwise 2,266 baes.
ATLANTA. Oct. 2.-Cotton-mlddllng SIC;
| reeeIpis l3bS bales.
NEw YORK. Oct 2.-Consolda.ed net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. q. 1876 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain S,2la bales; STOCK
| at all American ports 337,7T6 bales.
The total visible supply OF cotton tor the
world is l,20S,85I bales. OF which S22,831 are
| American, against LOG s55 and SSs 1855. re
Il sDectively last year. Receipts at al Interior
Il towns this week, ,329 bales: receipts from
| plantations l70, 1856 bales. Crop in sight, 4l3.-
! 9ly bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, oct. . noon.--'vheat quiet but
| steady with Door demand: supply good. Corn
| firm. with fair demand; ne" western mixed
| As Ava. al, -,
! depressed. Wheat lower. Corn iowcr. Pork
| dull; mess $40 25@l0 So Lard steady at 55c
| Freights steady.
quiet. Wheat H1l@c lower: no. req, &c, &c
tober delivery 45ZdDs5c, November S5Is9so}ac
| Corn-No. 2. October delivery 46 &C, Novem-
! Der 47h@47Isc. Oats 1sdHa lower; 70: ?,
October delivery 3I(GSlZac, November a2GS21S.
| He. Sugar dul; aud nominal; refined quiet.
| Moiasses quiet ana unchanged. Cotton seed
| oil. 24t926c for crude, 40@4lc for refined.
'5os s S 10 &c for cd, 81 Coal Dc for new
| Mlddes dull. Lard t04l4 points lower; West
ern steam, on spot 25c. October delivery
| d l5nO FAC, November lIG5O ZIC' EIolBuGo
| steady; cotton 9-l6@J-S2d; wheat IA.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-The markets all ruled
| weaker too day. There was free selling In all
| the pits, and the closing figures were about
| Il o lowest in nearly every instance. In wheat
| there was u DENIAL of she report that pur-
| chases for export had been mace yesterday,
! and with the SUITS dence of the war Keeling OF
! Yesterday offerings OF "iong" property te-
! came very frae. prices closing up about 1sc
! under Yesterday. Receipts continue fairly
| large AID export clearinEs very light. Estl-
maLes as 10 Tho visible supply varied from
| two to two and one quarter millions increase.
| Corn ruled weak ana lower in sympathy with
wheat. and owing TO the "stimated large re-
| cepts for next week, prices declined 1H@I9sc
! and closed at nearly inside figures In oats
| the decliue Friday was 19dMc, many tired
| holders throwing large quantities on the mar
Rct Provisions were weak, mess pork selling
of 40(d45c on the whole range. rallied 40 l0c
and closed quiet. eliminating nearly the last
vestige of the recent boom from the market.
Offerings of lard were very Tree and prices
declined 15Q20c. The closing in all the pits
was dull and easy. The following exhibits
the closing prcesfor cash properties: No. =
wheat 725s07234c; No. wheat 681kc; No. 2
rcd wheat ne. No. corn 3j9s6I8515c; No. 3
corn s4lIc; No. oats 2s14c; No. . rye $50
4sI5; w. parley 554<c; No. barley 4l655c
WhlN 81 Il per gallon Tor finished goods.
SugiNs unchanged. Meas pork 81 s7ls69 90
per barrel. Lard IS 90C66 90 per 100 pound.
Dry "a ted shoulders, boxed OO@6 on; short
clear sides, boxed 050D7 l0c.
Tho faIloUinn shows of DriCpa on