The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22

East tennessee. II \. J. Central 12lA
Lake Shore $500. 1864 Missouri Pacific .- 75lS
L Vile Z Nash go ~ Western Union - $50
Memphis & Char So Cotton oil cerJii. 5O14
Mobile ( Ohio. -. 1874 Brunswick. 2SA
Nash. & Chstta.. 9S4
The weekly statement of the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased 50. IS. 375
Loans decreased OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l0l,SOV
Legal tenders decreased. 80. ........... S51,600
Deposits decreased. ................... 4140, 100
Circulation decreased ....... Il 800
Banks now hold SI.919, 400 in excess of the p
per cent. rule.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 21. noon.--Cotton quiet;
limited inquiry; American mid Hing 634d;
sales 1000 oa IS for speculation and export 500;
"a ceipts ,, 100 bales-all American.
-nJures-Amerlcan m iiing. ow middling
clause, September delivery 49-64d; Sept Amber
and October delivery 5 63-64d, also 62-6id,
October and November delivery 4S-64d,
November and Decemb delivery 45-64d, Ue-
c'nlber and January delivery 42-64d January
and February delivery 43-6id, March and
April delivery 43-64d, April and May delivery
44-G4d Market quiet but steady.
100 p n.-Sales or Une day included $500
bales of american.
American middling 624d.
tutIreS-AmerIcan middling, low mddling
clause, september delivery 49-6id. buyers;
september and October elivery 62-64d, sellers;
OcIO ana NOVeIIl Der 4o-D4u. sellers. NONeu-
Der and December 43.64d. buyers; Dec smber and
January 42-6id, sell RS; January and February
delivery 42-j4d, sellers; February and March
delivery 42-j4d sellers; March and April de-
livery 43-4d, sellers; April and May delivery
54i6id, sellers. Futures closed quiet but
steady
NEW YORK, Sept. 81, noon.-Cotton dull;
middlng uplands I114c; middlng Orleans 1115c;
sales to-day 239 bales.
Futures-The market opened quiet and firm,
closed steady, with sales as follows: September
opened at 10 &c and closed at 10 &c; october
opened at 10 44c and closed at 10 40c; Novem-
| Der opened at Il 13c and closed at 10 lie; De-
cember opened at 10 06c and closed at 10 O1c;
| January opened at 10 09c and closed at 10 O9c;
| February delivery opened at 10 l3c and closed
| at 10 15c.
500 p. m.-Cotton dull; sales to-day 239
| bales; middliug upands 114c; dlhng Or
cans 1l15c; net receipts none, gross $3.50
| bales.
| tutures-Market closed barely steady, with
| ales of 1900 bales, as follows: September de-
livery % 97GD10 99c. October delivery 10 40 %
| 10 4lc, November delivery 10 1910 13c, DeceHl-
! Der livery 10 0i6l10 Csc January delivery
| 10 09@10 10c, February delivery 10 l5010 l6c,
| arch delivery 10 2l010 22c, ATril delivery
20 2SO1o 29c May delivery 10 "a @ 10 35c, June
delivery 10 40410 4lc, July 10 46GlO 4sc
| Tue Suns cotton review says; Futures
| opened without decided change but favorable
repO is from the growing crop and the estimate
| of $4,000 bales for the receipts of the coming
| week, general dullness, the figures in Ellison s
circular, and an excess of 157. 773 bales in the
visible supply. All these bear influences
| caused a loss of few points from opening
prices for early months, while later months
| showed much strength. Receipts at tue port
| for the coming week " ere estimated at 1000
to D5,00l bales. Cotton on spot was I'M
| changed"
GALVESTON, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 1l-16c; net receipt 7,519 GALES, gross
| 1913; sales 1,4t1 bales stock 10, 500 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept. 21.-Cottou firm; mitdling
l055c; net lpJs 1853 bales, gross 1853; sales
| D ooIoe .eNoo > n ho1o w
| 1865 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2t.-Cotton quiet mid
| ding ll14c; Nc. receipts none, gross AS;
| sales none; stock 3 4!2 bales.
| 3osroN Sept. 21.-CoJton quiet; middling
| 1888 01l1kc; net receipts DO bales, gross a.
| sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1880; NJ rece p5, 962 bales, ross 962;
sales none; stock 2, 1886 bales; exports, coastwise
| 2,470 bales.
PalLA 1ELpH1A. Sept. 21.-Cotton quiet mid
ding nc; ne receip = bales, gro - : STOCK
| 2,593 ba es; exports, coastwise bales.
| Nsw iRrE IS Sept. eli otton steady; mid
ding 10 11-16c; net receipts 60l3 bales, r ST
,254 bales sales $50 bales; stoc< 1880 bales
| exp rts to Great Britain 9, 723 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-Cotton quiet; middlin
| 10 7-lo.; n esel PTS 1,349 baIes. gross !, 349
SEQ bal s; stock 3, 230 bales; exports, coast
| wise ,234 bales.
| lO5Sc; receipts 400 bales shipments - bales
lales 100 bales; stock 1,193 bales.
! ArGusrA Sept. 21.-CotJon firm; middlng
10 5-1601O)8c; receipts 1,73S bales; shipments
| 526 bales. sales /, l27 srocs 1882 bales
| CHARLESTON, Sept. 21.-CottOn steady: mid
| ling ODbc: ne, receip 402j bales, gross 4,025;
ales LOO bales; stoc 1882 bales.
| ATLANTA, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; mlddllng
| l10010 3-16c; receipts 1lS bales.
NEW foRk, Sc 1T. 21.--Co lsoh late1 net receipts
| at III cotton ports to-day were 2S,476 tales;
| exports to Great Britain III bales, to the CON
tinent4 1856 bales; STOCK AZ all Anne. lean ports
| 1875 $40 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
| world is 91s,95I bales. of which 575,354 bales
| are American, against 761, 1872 and 491 ,2S2
| interior towns for the week 32,0i5 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 1883 bales
| PROVISIONS GROCERIES ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. sept. 81. noon.-Wheat steady;
demand fallen off; holders offer moderately.
| Corn steady; demand poor new mixed western
NEW YORK, Sept. 81, noon.-Flour quiet and
| steady Wheat dull but steady. Corn quiet
and weak. Pork quiet and unchanged at SIP 25
D12 20. Lard quiet but steady at s. 35.
| Freghts firm.
500 D. m-Flour, Southern dull; common to
| fair extra 81 600.3 %, good to choice So 0 %
Is. Wheat duh and nominally unchanged;
| $50. cred 81 DS414c in elevator: options dull and
| M14c higher on early business, closing weak
at about yesterdays prices; No. : red, Septem
| Der de livery S418c October delive S41hc,
| November delivery S54c, May delivery 913Rc.
| Corn moderately active and weak; No. ., 40l6
| sac in store and elevator; options dull
and weaker; September delivery 40 ll40z5c DC
tober delivery 4054c, November delivery 41Ac,
| Nav delivery 4216c. Oats dull and weak; op-
tions quiet and irregular and weak-September
delivery 26c. October delivery 2515c, May deliv-
| cry 2Sl5c; No. 2, spot 26012514c; mixed western
| 24lS 12Sc Hop quiet. Coffee-opti0ns closed
| with September and October firm and others
barely steady to 10 points up-September de-
| livery IS 70015 75c, October delivery Is $50
Is Sjc, May delivery u 70015 soc; spot Rio
| irrn and quiet, fair cargoes 1870. Sugar. raw
dull and nominal; refined NC lower and quiet.
open kettle, good to fancy, 28046c. Petro-
| le IN steady; crude in barrels Parker's, 81 90;
| refined here 81 20. Cotton seed oil dull and
wea crude. new, 32034c; yellow 33O40c.
| Wool easy and quiet. Pork steady and quiet;
mess, inspected, S12 25G12 IS; uninspected,
| sl2 Is; extra prime $40 25O10 30. Beef quiet.
| Beef hams dull. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats
| quiet; picked bellies SIC; picked shoulders
| 4Jac; picked hams l04Wl0,6c. Mlddles quiet.
| ard steady and quiet; Western steam $6 $50
| 6 37L6; options-September delivery So IS, No
| We .nber delivery Sc IS. Freights firm; cotton
0-32d. grain 514d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-To days trade in wheat
| rnIsd rather dull, but the uudertone was deci-
| dedly firm News was scarce, aud as the mar
| ket got pretty well evened up in the shuttle
| vest rday the crowd was disposed TO await de-
| veIop1nents. Outside business was next to
| nothing Opening figures were about on a level
| with Yesterdays close, and in a short time the
| market stiffened up sc, December going to soc
| and MAY to $500. The most important bull
| news received here was Minneapolis dispatch
saving that Canadian millers had advanced
| fr.v. hoo o.