The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-15

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Della and Lack....IiS Tenn. Coal & Iron. As
Erie .............. 80 Union Pacific. .... 649S
East Tennessee. 1913 n. u Central. 1885,
Lake Shore. ......1055S Missouri Pacific q. 1914
L'vllle Il Nash. 49, 9656 Western Union. o.. SiA
Memphis & Guar. 62* Cotton oil cerJih. 511s
Mobile & Ohio. 144 Brunswick 49,. 23l5
Nash. 6 Chatt'a. IO1
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased ....................S29 92 900
Loans increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2S709OO
Specie decreased ... ......... p131 500
Legal tenders decreased. -. ........... 917OO0
Deposits decreased. .................. 263 800
Circulation increased ............ 1200
Banks now hold So 1874, rs in excess of the %
per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. IA, noon.-Cotton quiet;
moderate inquiry; American middlng 1i-l6t;
safes 4,OOO "a IS, for speculation and export 400.
tntures-Aue Iican m diiing low middln.
clause, September delivery6 S7-64i also 36-64d,
also 6 3564d, also 3664d Sept amber and Ucto-
Der delivery 5 5j-64d, October and Novemberde
livery 44-64d, November and Decemb r de-
livery 4O6fd, December and January delivery
3S-64d March and April delivery 39-64d.
Market quiet but steady.
ZOO p. m.-Sales OF The day included $500
bales of american.
American middling 6 11-16d.
FutureS-Amerlcan middling, low mddng
clause, sept -mber delivery 8 1854, Sellers
September and Octoberd slivery 57-64d, Sellers
October and novsmber 545-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December 40-5ld. sellers; Dec 4mber
and January 39-64d, sellers: January and Feb
r1ary delivery 39-j4d, sellers; February and
March delivery So AID, buyers; March a ID April
delivery 40-4d, sellers; April aud May delivery
Esd, sellers. Futures closed steady
NEW YoRS, Sept IA, noon.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands 1l36c; mddlng Creams
1850; sales to-day 294 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady and
closed firm with sales follows September
opened at 10 Tic and closed at 10 73c; October
opened at 10 2Sc and closed at 10 Soc Novem-
Der opened ut l. Ole and closed at 10 02c; De-
cember opened at 96c and closed at 8 gSc;
January opened at 10 00c and closed at 10 02c;
February delivery opened at 10 DC and closed
at 10 Csc.
500 p m.-Cotton steady; sales to-day 9, 400
bales; middling upan Is 1890; mld3ling o.
leans ll26c; net receipts 1,t5S bales gross 1904
bales.
futures Market closed firm, with sales Of
q, 400 bales as follows: september delivery
10 5000 G4c, October delivery 10 3JIQ10 Sic,
November delivery 10 OF G10 C3c, december de
livery $500 06c, January delivery 10 OF g 10 O3c,
February delivery 10 0SD10 09c, Iarch delivery
10 400 1jc, l,ril delivery 10 216o10 22c, May
delivery 10 27lG10 Csc, Juno delivery 103l0
10 Sac.
The Suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
were scarcely changed at all, and business was
on very limited scale. Both bulls and bears
are nervous and inclined to close accounts. The
bears are afraid that crop accounts may be-
come less IaVOraDie, ana the DullS are AFRAID OF
accommodating supplies. 1t may be said, how
ever, that prices go up easier than they go
down, and in the last ten minutes an advance of
two to three points was made in sympathy
with New Orleans and Liverpool advices. Cot
ton gu the spot was quiet"
GALVESTON, Sept. 14.-Cotton irregular; mid
ding l015c; net receipt 1902 GALES, gross 1909;
sales Cos bales stock 80 739 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. H.-Cottou steady; middling
1056c; net re ipts 1913 bales, gro IS 1873; sales
1853 bales stock 449 bales exports, coaStwise
1873 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 14-Cotton quiet: mid
sales none; stock III bales.
BosroN, Sept 14.-Cotton quiet middling 1875
0D1l%c; net receipts none, gross il bales sales
none none stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
tain 1,525 bales.
W1LMISarJs. Sept. 14-cotton steady; mid
ding l03sc; n. recaipts 427 bales, ross 427;
sales none; stock 1865 bales; exports, coastwise
1873 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14-Cotton firm mid
ding 1l36c; nat receip none, gross none; stock
:, 1913 bales; exports, to Great Britain 300 bales
New ORLEANS. Sept. H.-Cotton steady; md
diu- 10 7-16c: ne receipts 2,4So bales, cr SIS
g. 172 bales; sales 100 bales stock 1865 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 800 bales, to France
1901 bales, to the continent AIS bales, coastwise
MOBILE, Sept. 14.-Cotton easy; middling
i03gc; receipts ,059 bales gross ,05i; sales
500 Dal5s; stock 1861 bales; exports, coastwise
6l7 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 14.--Cotton quiet; miidling
l01Ac; receipts 81 balls; shipments - bales;
sales so bales; stoca 925 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 14.-CotGon dull and easy;
middhng 10 5-1601y3sc; receipts 939 bales;
shipments 212 bales; sales - bales; stock !, 457
bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept 14.-Cotton steady: mid
ding '036c: net receipts 1850 bales, gross 1850;
sales $50 bales stock 1877 bales; exports coast
wise 2,074 bales.
ATLANTA Sept. 14.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 1889; no receipts.
New oRN, sept. II -, Consolidate net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 16,645 bales;
exports, to rea Britain IRIS bales, to the CON
tiuent 475, to France 7,301 stocA az all Anne. !
can porC> 1ll,702 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 856,937 bales of which 500, 1877 bales
are American, against 762,90l and 462,3o4
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week Sc, 484 bales. Re-
ceipts from plantations 9S,2l3 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. ii. noon.-Wheat quiet: de-
mend Door; holders offer moderately. Corn
easy; demand poor; new mixed western as POD
NEW YORK, Sept. IA, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet and nclanged. Corn dull
and easier. Pora quiet but firm at S2004S12 so.
Lard quiet and unchanged at So SO. Freights
strong.
500 D. m.-F1our dull, common to fair extra
s. 6j0l3 05 good to choice ditto So l5025 rs
Wheat dull and heavy 80. , red S3150S3szc in
store and elevator; options dull but steady; No
, red. September delivery s3Ac, October deiv
erY S4l4c, November delivery So3Rc, December
delivery S5}Sc. Corn dull and weaker; No. 2
43L4c in store; options dull, 15d14c lower: Sep
TENDER delivery a. &c, October delivery 41Ac,
November delivery 42l6c, December delivery
42Llc Oats dull, barely steady; options dull
and easier-September delivery 26c, October
delivery 2jc, November delivery 253Sc, Deem
Der delivery 265hc. Hop, weak. Coffee-options
opened steady 10 to Is points down, closed
STEADY and 511 10 points down, lower cables quiet
October delivery Is SIC, November delivery
Is 9Oc, spot Rio steady. fair cargoes 1870
Sugar raw. r and quiet; refined, firm aud
good demand. Molasses-Foregn nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to fancy, quiet.
Petroleum steady and quiet; crude in bar
rels Parker's 81 60; refined here 81 90 Cot
ton seed oil quiet. Pork firm; mess, S12 IS %
prime so 250o10 80. Beef dull. Beef hams
quiet Tierced beef inactive. Cut meats quiet.
Mindless firm. Lard dull Western steam Sc 35;
options-September delivery IS 30, October
delivery So 30, November delivery sc II bid;
refined quiet. Freights to Liverpool firm;
cotton MG119d, grain AID.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The wheat market was
strong and weak by turns to-day. Fluctuations
in prices were not violent. aud the excitement
did not run as high as on some of the earlier
days. The only cause for complaint was the
lack of outside orders. Barring little buying
again to-day for account Of New York the bust
ness passing was almost entirely local. Three
or four Chicago houses took between them lily
a mil ion bushels Of December when the price
was around 7914c. Most of the news was again
favorable for holders Minneapolis dispatches
say an unusual number of cable orders for -four
had been received, and the foreign -four situa-
ton had improved. The French government is
said to have figured out an increase of 30 600 900