Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-16

IN n'peake Ohio. Richm'd& w.Pt.
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LAKE Snore. 49,. ia Union Pacific ~ 49l5
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Mobiles Ohio. l01< Western Union 6l%
IBID. tEv-cornoU "a
NEW YORK, May l5.-The weekly state
my nt OF the associated banks issued from the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes: Reserve increased, ST. 1881, $50; loans
decreased, $S,326 900; specie decreased ST. ia
SUV; legal tenders increased. 81 Az 200; circu-
latlon decreased, So 600; deposits decreased
~, 500. The banks now hold ST., 406, 67Ol In
excess OF the % per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, May Is. noon.-Cotton dull and
utooplng; quotations Of American all de-
cllned / lBd; mlddling uplanda IL ID; Md
ding Orleans SD; ga es 600 bales. for specu-
laJlon and export 500; receipts 1000 bales
American none.
Futures: 0Dlands. low mlddling clause.
May ana June delivery, 3 | Sid: June and
July, l-64@5d; July and August j 2-64d;
august and september, 3-64d; September
and october, 6S-64d. Market dull.
zoo p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: UDlands. low middling clause,
May delivery, sd. 0uvers May and June. sd,
buyers: June and July, sd, buyers; july and
August, 5 l-64d, buyers; August and Sep
TENDER. 3-64d, sellers; September and Octo-
Der. 1884 sellers; Oct Der and November,
59-64d. buyers; November and December,
4 5S-64d. buyers; September, 3-64d, buy
ers Market CLOSED Quiet.
NEW 1oRK, May 10, noon.-Cotton duli;
middllng uplands, 93-l6c; mid ding Orleans,
94c: sales 3Si bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: May delivery, 8 Csc; June. 9 &c:
July; 9 Ice; August. Csc; September, lOc;
October, s SIC.
$500 p. m.-Cotton dull; middling uplands,
81 &c; middllng Orleans $50: sales 1856 bales;
net receipts none, gross 662 bales.
Futures: Market closed quiet, with sales Of
$4,000 bales. as follows; May delivery, 904@
9Obc; June, 9O5@9 &c; July. l5c; August.
2}d9 2ic; September. 09(G9 l0c; October,
96(QS &c; Novemb- r. 8 92C1s CSC; December.
5 95gs Csc; January, e03a9 O4c; February,
1903 lac; March. , 'CG9 zIc.
c. l.. Green Il Co.'s report says: Soon
tlnued weakness in the foreign silver quota
ton stands as a dominant factor of depres-
sion, ami the market shows further de line
or 3t44 points on the old crop. One or two
large operators were buying and local shorts
took profits for the end Of the week. but under
determined unloading long cotton the de-
mand could not exhaust the supply, and the
close was tame. New crop was Lightly dealt
In and somewhat nominal, butoperdtOrs were
apparently afraid to sell at the moment"
GALVESTON. Nav l5s-Cotton nominal; mid
Jung orSCs net TScelpbo 90 Dhles. gross %
sales none; stock y, lib bales; exports, to the
co nent !. 1852 bales, C astw Sc 234.
NORFOLK. May 5.-Cotton steady; middling
S5sc: net receipts SOS bales, gross 69S; stock
1906 bales; sales $40 bales; exports coast
vie "a 'al's.
BALTIMORE, May l5.-CottOn nominal; md
ding J. tic; net receipts IS bales. gross 932;
stock 22.300 bales; eXoprts, to Great Britain
59I bales.
BosToN, Nav l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
CSC: net receipts y bales, gross S29; sales
none; stock 6.3l0 bales
WILMINGTON. May l5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding o>sc; net receipts 259 bales, gross 255 /;
sales none: stock J,zS7 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-COtton dull: mid
ding 94c; ne receipts 365 bales, gross ,495;
stpc l7.9S9 b. es.
NEW ORLEANs. May '5.-Cotton quiet and
easy; mIddhng SIC; net receipts 1883 bales,
gross 2 ll2. sales l,0O0 bales; stock 100, 1911
BALE; exports, TO Great Britain 3,7S7 bales,
coast ci.e 2.Cl0.
MOBILE, NAV 15.-Cotton dull; middling
l3-l6c: net receipts 32j bales, gross 325; sales
wise .uO2 bales.
MEMPHIS, May 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 -l6c; receipts 1873 bales: shipments S77
bales: safes g. 400 bales: stock 5S,S71 bales.
AUGUSTA, NJ " 15.-CottOn quiet but steady;
mlddling S5sc; receipts 81 bales; sales 275
bales.
middling. 49,; net receipts lob bales, gross
] 593: sales go bales; stock % 1856 bales.
ATLANTA, May l5.-COtton-middling SIC;
receipts 81 halee.
NEW YORK. May I5.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day. 5.033 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1881 bales, to the
continent ,l52
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE total visible sup
plv of cotton for the world is 2353,29 bales,
of which 1874. 1876 bales are American, against
22Sl SOL and l.7l9,OO0 bales respectively last
wear The receipts of cotton at all interior
towns for the week were 70,9i5 bales; re-
ceipts from plantations, 1858 bales. Crop in
sight 6,3lS,42l bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, May 10, noon.--Wheat steady,
with fair demand. holders offer moderately.
Corn steady, with fair demand. Cheese, fine
American % 06d.
NEW YORK, May 10, noOn.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat opened 14g3sc lower put > "a er
recovered from the decline. Corn H99sc
higher. Pork dull; mess, $40 00glO %. Lard
firm at l7I$c. Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-Flour. Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spot lots high-r; No cred, spot noml-
nal. June delivery sS19GSS7sc, july $500
sue. Corn-spot lots lI4c higher; ungraded,
81 Gl6,: No 2, spO 4S15c. July delivery 1870
47l6c. Oats moderately active; No. 2, $3.50
S63zc. Hops UNCHANGED. Coffee, tar klo, on
SPOT, firm at $40. Sugar quiet and nominal )
fair TO good refining 4zs(65c: refined quiet and
weak. Molasses steady; SO deg. test lSc Cot
ton SEED OIL, 22@24c for crude. 2oCg3Oc for re-
fined. Hides steady; New Orleans s12lgloc,
n
mestic fleece 27CD36c. Pork steady nut very
0uiet: mess. SO 250g9 so for old. Middles frm (;
long clear SIC, short clear Csc. Lard 2lG3
nolTts higher: prime steam. on spot 22150D
4 25c Nav delivery g 20c- Freights to Liver
pool arm; cotton, per steam 5-3zd; wheat, per
steam I'D.
CHICAGO. May l5.-A stronger tone than
has ruled for several weeks prevailed in
wheat to-day, though no very dec ded adj
vance was made in prices; buying began
around 76i 401763sc for June and followed the
market up to about 1870, around which figure
II drew of long enough for prices TO react to
76lLc: the disposition sell was not as pro-
no1nced as yesterday, and while orders from
the outside came in with more freedom and
we're very generally on the "lOng" side Of the
market. tune touched 771sc q little before
noon. but was not very heavily traded in at
this figure; the close was steady ami about
firm al IS Is 6c. The local crowd continued
their buin~h operations IN corn. forcing june
M about &c. making II open, rule and clio e
steady, without any appearance OF heavy
short buying. Pork ruled vers steady, and
was not subj ct to any special features.
Flour unchanged. Wheat iirmer; regular.
Nav delivery 75(Gt51sc, June 7d4 80. July
775507S1<c. Corn active and higher; cash 300
Sl%c, Nav delivery $500 June 361al93l2sc.
,Tulv 8TIS0D3S16c. Oats steady: cash zSc, May
delivery 2s56 02s5sc, June 2S[9259zc. July
2sIIc ProvisiOns-Mess pirk bgtNc higher;
casn IS IS a. 50, June delivery SS ZOOS so, July
IS s2ssGs 90 Lard ~ ints cher; ca sh
Csc, June delivery 95@5 9l52c. july 6aV9
DOS, short rib sides steady; cash BIZ %.
Roxed meats steaiy: dry sailed shoulders 10
All 90c. short clear 5 SOC. Whisky steady at
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