The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-13


consolsl .....---.l O2 Reading .......... IS
Tennessee 6s.-.--.1O6 Richmond & Ale %
5s log Richmd & w. Pt.
Tennessee Sc. IS. 70 Terminal. 247k
Virginia os 49,. 4o Roc Island. $685.
Va. Is consoli ted. IS st. Paul . G21e
Northwestern. =. .1lO56 . pref FRED. 112
preferred lll4 Texas Pacific . 2lM
Della and Lack. l46 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 393
Erie ..-....... 49,. &736 Union Pacific 800 623s
East tennessee 10 n. J. Central .....1lt
Lake Shore ..,l0i1s Missouri Pacific q. 1915
= vine & Nash % y Western Union. e.. 80
Mempnls " Char. *62 Cotton Oil certin, 52A
Mobile * Ohio. 1875 Brunswick ....... 2315
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 90
*Asked.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. Is, nOon.-Cotton steady and
IN talr demand; American middhng I'D; safes
5000 pa IS, for speculation and ex port 900; r
cepts ?, 400 baleS-all American.
tntures--Au erlcan aiddling, low middlng
clause, August delivery 6 13-6id; August
and September delivery 1l-64d; september and
October delivery 54-646l5 55-64d October and
November delivery 42-64d November and De-
cember delivery Sr-641; December and January
delivery 31-640j S-64d: January ana February
delivery 36-64d; September l2-6lGg6 Hold
Market quiet but steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted To POO ba IS new dockets.
300 p. m.-SaleS OF the day included 5000
bales of American.
American middling 6l4d
tutureS-Anercau uiddling low mddling
clause, August delivery l4-j4d, sellers; Au-
& st and September delivery 1864 sellers.
September and October delivery 54-54d, sellers;
Octo or ana y oveuber 43-Jld sellers; -,ovenl-
Der and December 36-G4d. sellers; december
and January > o7-54d, sellers; Januart and Feb
ruary 81 Id, sellers; February and March
3t-J4d, sell rs; September l2-Gid sellers.
Market steady.
400 p. n.-rutures: American middli g, low
middlln clause, august delivery 15-6Id, sellers;
august ana September deliver, Is. 641 sellers;
.sa a Il n L.
buyers; october AMI Q Lbe AZ 10. buyers
November and December 1854, buyers De-
cemoer ami January o1-6ld sellers; January
ami february a7-G4l sell rs; February and
March .o-6Jd, buyers; pie nDer delivery
1884 /, sellers. MaTket clio Oh firm.
NEW YoRl, Aug. Il, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding dplandS II o-l6c, III udlng Creams IL y-l6c
sales to-day - bales.
Futures-The marnet opened easy, with sales
as follows: August delivery 10 54c; september
delivery - 29c; OcJOper delivery 10 3c; Nc
vember delivery 95c; December delivery Sic;
January delivery 9ic.
5:0O p. n.-COttOn closed quiet; sales to-
day 2S1 bales; also sales last wees not before re-
ported 9JJ bIles Tor consumption and 5,4<l
for export; I'M tdiluE upanus IL bloc; lnIddIAg
.. leans Il 9-i6c; net receipts none, gross ~
bales.
ruCures-The market closed steady, with sales
OF 55,5JJ bales, as follows: August Gehyery
~ "a y ~ SOC, september d-lVery 10 91IlU 3Uc,
OCTOBER delivery 10 lsG3l0 l3c, November de
. 93c, January Ce.ivery 1903 CSC, February
delivery 10 Ul@1O 02c, Marcu delivery ~ U. %
l0OSc. AtrH delivery ~ l4GDlO l5c. nay delivery
10 zoo ~ 2Ic, June delivery 10 i4gl0 GSc.
lne cotton review oI the sur says, Futures
We're two TO live points lower anu moderately
active. There was no special feature IN Liver
poo! advlceS, the decline being due 10 the favor
able government report, while the depression
was uIo3J noticeable IN August. The general
Condition of the crop IS SJlll believed to he
favorable, though more ram Is said To be
needed III Texas The signal service says that
III Texas, il there is ralu within five days q
heavy yllld is expected. Cotton on spot wa
quieJ; middlin2 uplands IL 5-vc, gulrs II 9-l6c. "
GALVESTON, Aug. l2.-CotJou quiet; ,uIddiIns
1,c; net reGelp. 49, oales, al new crop; eross
100 all new crop; sales II bales; sIUcA ol2 bales
(acJuall.
NoayoLK, Aug. 12-Cotto steady; middling
lie; net Receipts none, gross none; Stock
433 bales
8ALrMosE, Aug. 12-Cotton quiet; middling
IllQ11i3sc; ne, receipts none, 81 Uss none saIes
-; STOCK 9Sj bales.
8os7oN. Aug. 12-Cotton quiet; middling
119s0lllgc; noD receipts bales gross Isl ;
so4us none; STOCK none.
!, ILAISarox, Aug. l2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l14c; nl eceipts none, ,.Uss none;
saeS none; COCK IS oaieS.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12.-Cottou firm; mi =.
ding ll12c; ne. receipts - bales hroSs -
bales; sloCA 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lie; net receipt 80 bales, ihciuIlng Il
new; FUSS S3 bales including II new, sales 10
bales; stoc. 5,739 baleS.
MOBILE Aug. Il. - Otton nominal; miidlin :
IG94c; a, receipts bal s, eross =; s,1es none;
STOCK 80 bales
MEMPHIS. Aug. 12.-Cotton quiet; mi ldling
1890; receipts 10 bales; shlpMen.s -; sales -
U~.co; Stoc.. ,35S CUES.
AUGUSTA, Aug I2.-CotUon firm; niddling
l1c receipts ii Daies; 81. )menLs Al bales; safes
none; stock $50 "a eS.
CHARLES loS, Aug. IL. Cotton nominal; mid
ding l5s met ieCulp.s 81 bales, gruss 81; sales
none; s,oc. 80 bales.
ATLANTA. Aug 12.-CottOn closed firm; mid
ding lU96c; receipts none.
UNIV lUrsn, Aug. II olSOldated net receipts
at all cotton ports To- lay 2l2 uales: exports,
to GREAT Britan bales, 10 the continent
$40; stoc6 at all American ports ,Il6 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL, noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingiy; California
Ne !, IS 2dlQ7s Sd. Corn quiet; demand poor.
NEW YORK, Aug. II. noon.-Flour quiet and
weak heat steady, 1sGD4c higher. Corn
weak, ga Ssc lower. / orK lower but steady at
$40 75@l2 81. Lard easy at S6 10. FrelghtS
500 .. m-Flour. Southern dull; common to
fair extra 81 616l13 10; good to choice extra
So 250S5 80. Wheat dul 40lc higher; new
No. 2ret, s6II6pSia4c in elevator; opUIons "a q
&c higher, closing weak; No. 2 red August de-
i've. v S43ac September delivery o538c, October
delivery S43sc. Corn steady; No. $40 43Eac
in elevator; options lower and weak-NO. <
August delivery 431Ac, Septembe Der delivery 43l4c,
October delivery 4o19c- OaGs steader; options
irregular; August delivery 26Ac, September de-
livery RISE, october delivery @512c, No. spot
21lhc Hops quiet. Cofee-opuons barely
steady, b11l0 points up; August delivery 10 3Jc;
September dtliyery15 81 y Is 43c, October de-
livery IS 4O0l5 So; spot Rio frner, fair cargoes
1931c Sugar-raw nominal; fair refining 6Isc,
centrifugals 90 test 73sc refined quiet and weak;
c 65sM6t4c, extra c 7G74c, white extra c
736675Ac, yellow 64G9656c, of A 131o4 Sc,
m0Ild < Sl6c standard and cOnfecticoners \
Sic. cut loaf $50, crushed S18c, powdered SIC.
New Orleans duh; open kettle good to fancy q
M46c Petroleum steady; crude, refined - ~.
Cotton seed oil steady Hides quiet Wool
onief and unchanged. Pork quiet but steady.
Reef quiet Beef hams quiet. Tierced beef
duu Cut meats dull and unchanged. Riddles
duIl Lard weak; Western steam at 81 1919,
city s. rs. November delivery So 81, December
delivery SO 80; refined quiet trelghts, grain
heavy al; cotton tirnl 3-l6d
CH1cAeo. Aug 12-The market opened active
Mt an advance over Saturdays closing OF 35c,
ths strength being due to a reduced estimate Of
points in the condition OF the spring wheat
crop by the Washington bureau. The estimate
iustifes the expectation of a total crop OF
9S0 10000 to 400 900 bushels. Additional
strength was given to the market by the buliish
early cables, public and private. From I796c at
the start for December wheat, there was an I'M
movement to T7AG771Sc, with the 0ulk OF
trading for the first hour around 1850 694c'
At 77Stc a prominent local operator sold quite
a line. The demand came principally from the
shorts, who covered freely. When the estimates
of to-day's receipts were announced the market
took on additional strength and December
bniged to 7S1sc though there had been o re-