The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-25

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Nashville & Chat. SO Am. Sugar Rein. 10s9z
Texas Pacific, LIST. s3ss do pref'd. .1O3
! N. Y. Central lO0lf
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. .................S III. 500
Loans ueeTeased ...-....s...........- 6,o55 o0O
Legal tenders decreased -. .......... 8S5 100
Deposits decreased .................- 1874 900
BANKS now bof 5 in exces, Of tSo
requirements OF the % per cent. ruls.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. "a, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; American IniddlIng 3-lGd;
sales lO.oOO bales-American 1900 bales; specu-
latlon and export 1000 bales; receipts !, 800
bales-an American.
Futurss-American middling, low middlIng
clause, September and October delivery sid;
october and November delivery ( 9-64d; Novem-
Der and December delivery l1-64d. also
l06id December and January delivery
lS-64d, also ll-64d; January and February de
livery l5-o4d, also 1864; February and
March delivery 4 l7-64d, also 16-64d March
and April delivery 20-64d April and May de-
livery none. Futures steady
p. mixtures: American middliug, low
middling claus. September delivery iO-64d,
sellers; September and October delivery
10-64d, sellers; october and November delivery
I0-64d, Sellers November aud December de-
livery ii-64d, sellers; December and January
delivery 12-64Q4 1864; January and February
delivery l5-64d, buyers; February and March
ueLIFoEy 3 lf-o4Ig4 4o-o4Qs haFcn ana April
delivery 2O-64d, buyers; April and May de-
livery 4 22-646e4 2S-64d Futures closed firm.
American middlin2 3-16d.
NEW YORK, Sept. a. noon.-Futures-
opened firm, closed easy, with sales as fol-
lows: September delivery opened at &C and
closed nominal; October delivery opened at
z 36c and closed at $780, November delivery
opened at SIC aud closed at z 54c; December
delivery opened at SOC and closed at &C;
january delivery opened at Sac and closed
at Z 53c; February delivery opened at 96c
and closed at Csc.
NEW YoRK. Sept, "a. 800 p. m.-Cottou closed
quiet; middling uplands 1850, middling Or
leans l5-l6c; sales 500 bales; net receipts
none, gross 1885, bales.
sales as follows: October delivery 500
4Oc, November delivery 54mT 500,
December delivery 69G7 70c, January delivery
S3Is7 sac, February delivery z 95d.7 q6c,
March delivery O64s orc, April delivery 8 Is
o. lie May delivery 260S &c, June delivery
3j@S SIC.
NEW YORK. Sept s4-Hubbard, Price &
Co.'S cotton report says: The weekly state
ment of the statistical position, as made up
by this mornings Chronicle, is as follows:
Total visible supply 2,57s, 234 bales, OF which
2,l49534 bales are American; crop IL sight
80, 100 bales came in sight during the week
l45,85l bales; plantation deliveries 127 ST. bales.
There was q wild market to-day. with the trans
actions for two hours the largest on record. A
prominent short covered &C nearly the highest
prices. The closing was easy under heavy
liquidation by leading commission houses Of
cotton, showing substantial profits. Foreign
advlces were not as favorable as had been
looked for, sales being only 10000 bales when
yesterday they were "A, 900 bales, including 5000
bales OF Brazilian. Receipts, however, are the
controlling influence, and they promise to be
light on Monday. Crop advices, as published
IN the Chronicle, are rather more favorable
while the weather throughout the south is
warm, with only slight rainfall Our market
has now advanced 60 points from prices OF ten
days ago, and the more conservative markets
are not disposed to follow the advances further,
advancing the argument that cotton is now lie
higher than when planted in the spring. But
the market wi i continue TO feel the Influence of
the Light movement until spinners believe that
the supply will ultimately prove sufficient to
I'LL their wants. After the close the market
was steadier at a slight recovery on the ex-
necved light receipts at New Orleans. Receipts
for the coming week ars estimated at 40, 900 TO
$4,000 bales"
ATLANTA, Sept a--Cotton closed steady:
mtddllug 71ac; receipts 335 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. 24.-COtton closed steady;
middling 6.l6c; net receipts 6,475 bales, gross
6.473; sales $50 bales; stock 62 239 bales; ex-
ports, Great Britain O. 79S bales, coastwise ais
bales; spnners 40.
NORFOLK, Sept 24.-Cotton closed steady;
mddling 5-l6c; net receipts SQ2 haIea gross
$685. sales 400 bales; stock Il, 405 bales; exports,
coastwise 907 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 24.-Cotton closed nominal;
IniddhnR fsSc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 12, 269 bales
BOSTON. Sept. 24.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 711c; net receipts none gross 3,5OS bales;
sales none, STOCK none. exports. (4rAat Ri
tain 892
WILMINGTON. Sept. 24.-Cotton closed firm;
middliug no; net receipts s0l bales, gross
6J4; sales none; stock II, 122 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 2i.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng 7}4ci net receipts u bales, gross p;
stock 6,l74 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 24.-Cotton closed
steady; mlddling Size; net receipts 1898
bales gross 2,549; sales 1880 bales; stock 70, $50
bales; exports coastwise 500.
Futures-Merket closed steady. with sales OF
l,l00 bales, as follows: September delivery
lie, October delivery zoe, November deliY-
ery sec, December delivery soc. January
delivery SOC, February delivery Co., March
delivery roc, April delivery Soc, May deliv-
MoBuz, Sept. 24-Ootton closed firm;
middlng 1-IGc; net receipts 1.l41 bales. gross
ll4l sales 200; stock TO- l6l bales; exports coast
MEMPHIS, Sept 94.-Cotton closed firm;
middling TIC; receipts 1875 bales; sales zoo;
shipments 572; stock q, sos bales.
AUGUsrA, sept 4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling I 5-16c; receipts 1,1s9 bales; ship
ments 500 bales; sales 99s bales; stock 1888
bales.
CHARLEsTov. Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling re; net receipts 2,i4O bales
gross ? 10; sales 200; stock 81 1877 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 49, S3 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2, 400 bales to the con-
tinent none; stock at all the ports 542, 1853 bales
NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Tbe total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 2515,234 bales, Of
which Z, l49,634 bales are American, against
1851, 1878 and 48016S bales respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week ,2S3 bales. Receipts from plantations
1914 bales. Crop in sight 1856. 100 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK. Sept. "a, noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull but firm, Corn dull but
firm. Pork quiet bUt firm at Sl1 O0012 25.
Freights fairly activ9 and hrmer
New YORK, Sept. "a, p m.-Southern flour
dull aud week Wheat active and firm; No.
red 790794c in store aud elevator; c961793lc
a1oat; op ions very dull and closed firm at "a
1ssc gain for the day; No red September de,
livery 791sc; October delivery 791Ac; Decem-
her delivery $3.50. Corn firm; No. $50
5315c in elevator; 546I559sc afoat; options dull
ana sc advance, closing firm; September
and October delivery 5316c; December delivery
b41Sc. Oets quiet and firm; options dull but
steadier; September delivery SIC; October de-
livery 1880; December delivery 3glkc; spot
prices, No. So36@311sc; mixed western 36
@3sI6c. Coffee-Options closed steady and 10
points down; October delivery IL 35S14 DO;
November delivery 1913 %; December deliv-
cry 14aDt4 05; spot Rio nominal; No. 1516c.
Sugar-Rehned moderately active and firm.
Molasses-New Orleans dull aud steady; com
mon to fancy s503Ic. Petroleum quiet but
steady, Pork steady, extra prime Sl2 500
300 Beef quiet but steady. Beef hams dull.
Tierced beef dull Cut meats fair and demand
hrmer. Middles firm but quiet. Lard stronger
but dull; western steam 81 3d. October de-
livery $50 asked. FreiShts quiet but firm;
cotton 964d; grain 2lSd.
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