The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-11

Der and December ss-s4d. sellers: December
and January a7-54d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 39-jid. sellers; February and March
5 37-64d, sell rs; September l26fd, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NEW YOR6 Aug 10, noon.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middlng uplands II 5-l6c. III odlIng
orleans II 9-l6c sales to-day Az bales.
FutureS-1ne market opened and closed quiet
aud steady, vita sales as follows: August
delivery opened at 10 &c and closed at 10 sc;
September Openeda 10 2Sc and closed at 10 Bic;
October opened at 10 lie and closed at 10 l+c;
November opened at 96c and closed at CSC;
December opened at 9 sc and closed at gjc.
January opened at 9 9)c and closed at 1Oc.
800 y. motion closed quiet and I'M
changed; sales to-day Al bales; IN ding up
lands IL 5-l6c; Inlddling orleans II S-l6c; net
receipts none, gross bales.
tutures-rhe market closed quiet. with sales
of 2.,9JJ bales, follows: August delivery
10 So gCl0 60c. september delivery 10 3lGlO SIC,
october delivery 10 14l110 l5c, November de
livery 90 ~ &c ,ecember delivery Q 966
&c, January delivery 10 90 G1O Ole, February
delivery 10 O5&10 05c, arch delivery 10 llQ
10 l2c. Al ril delivery 10 r70i0 isc. lay delivery
10 25G110 &c, June delivery 10 3l6t10 c.
the cotton review of tae sun says: Futures
were 1GL5 points higher for new crop, though
August was lower. A general disposition 10
await the issue of the bureau report Kept trans
actions within very narrow limits. The coAdi-
ton Is nearly per cent. l-9. per cent? better
than last month"; and just > per cent. better
than year ago. Greeks bought the distant
options. Cotton on the spot was quiet and I'M
changed"
GALVESTON, Aug. 10.-Cotton nominal; mid
dlnS l.c; net receipt 80 bales, including 81
bales of the new crop, gross 33 ba.es including
81 bales OF the new crop; sales % bales; stocN 3'l
bales.
NORFOLK Aug. DOCTOR steady; middling
lie; me- e. IDS none, gross none; STOCK
439 bales; sales bales
DALIIA AZ. Aug. 10.--Cotton quiet; middng
111sc; net "a, elpts none, gloss none; safes
-; stock 98J bales.
BosToS. Aug. 10-Cotton quiet middln :
1850; net receipts none, gross none; sal $
bales.
"ILxISGToN. Aug. 1O.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 11I4c; me- ,ecelUts none, cross none !;
SAFES none; -tock SO bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.-Cotton firm; mi =
ding l115c; ne5 receipts - bales, gross -
bales; stOcN 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 1O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 11c net receipts 4 bales, ross 4; sales
15C bales; stock s., SO bales; exports, coastM lse
bales
MOBILE Aug. 10.-Cotton nominal; mildlin :
lO34c; :, receipts none, gross none; sales none
stock 96 bales.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 1O.-Cotton quiet; mildling
1034c; receip,s bales shipments -; sales -
GA .eS; STOCK .34S oaleS.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 1O.-CotJon firm; middling
lie; receipts j. bales; shipments 3 bales; safes
none; stock 3l3 Da eS
CHARLESTON. Aug. 1O.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding l03Sc; ne recoip - bales. gro -- -; >aieS
none; STOCK 50 bales; exports. coastwise %
bales.
ATLANTA. Aug. 1O.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding lU9sc; receipts mono.
NEW \ OH, Aug. 10 oAsoliated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day y bales: exports,
TO Great Britain 103 bales, 10 the continent
-; stoc al all AIiie lean ports 98,7l7 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1,0l3313 bales Of which 62l, BIB bales
are American, against 10 0,o25 ami G94
bales, respectively, last year Receipts at all
interior towns for the week or bales. he.
cepts from Plantations - bales Crop III sight
6, $685. go bales.
Provisions. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL Aug. TO- noon.-Wheat quiet; de
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand poor.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10, noon.-Flour lower
Wheat weak. Corn lower. FORK quiet but frIn
at $11 75Ol2 50. Lard weak and nominal at
80 10 46 20. Freights irregular.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
dull weak and 15c lower, new 10. red, e5 y. "a
Soc in elevator; options dull and 140}sc lower
and heavy-No : red, August delIVe S415c
September delivery S31sc, October delivery size
November delivery 36c. Corn moderated y
active and steady; No. , 4315c in elevator
options moderately active but weaker-No. :
August delivery 43L6c, September delivery
livery 441sc. Oats dull but steady; options
moderately active and steady; August delivery
2611c September delivery 2jAc, October de
livery 261ec, November delivery 274c, May 30c
No. spot 261a@2716c, mixed western 25O29c
| Hops quiet. Coffee-optionS closed Steady
| 1890 points up; higher cables; fair business
August delivery 10 zoe; September delivery
| 10 2jdI1j DOC, october delivery and November
| delivery Is 30015 o5c; spot Rio quiet bu
| steady, fair cargoes 1S14c. Sugar-raw nominal
refined quiet-C 6}s@6kc, white extra C 75s0
! 796c, yellow 64@616c, off A 1871 u &c, mould
| SEC. standard A SIC, confectlcone-s' A SIC
cut loaf Sisc, crushed 635c, powdered sac
granulated S1Sc Molasses-Foreign nominal
New Orleans quiet. Petroleum steady; crude
| Cotton seed oil steady. Hides quiet Woo
| steady. Pork quiet but steady; mess, inspect
| Sl2 0G012 81 iii, to inspected Sl1 11Wl2 10
extra prime S11. Beef quiet. Beef hams dun
| Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats dull, weak
| Middles quiet. Lnrd-options dun and easier
| Western steam quoted at s. 70G6 1919, Septem
| Der delivery 50 49, October delivery So IS
| treightS irregular; cotton and grain nominal,
| unchanged.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-For the last day of d !
| week in wheat the speculative trading wa
| active. Everything favored lower prices an(
| another downward dip of $4c was witnesse be
| fore noon. septic nber went TO 151zc and De
| cember to 775Bc. 1t hung pretty stuoDornly fol
| a time, and though heavy decline was checked
| by good buying, half an hour or so before th
| close it weakened again, this time touching nc
| and at the close 7'14c, being net loss for tn
| day on December of Sac and for the weel; 0
| 11sc. Corn was active and weak. Trading wa
| heavy, and the volume of business larg-r thai
| for many days past. The market opened ~
| steady for time, b It soon ruled weaA and de
cIined without reaction sc, rallied little, be
| came easy, and closed s80G14c lower than yes
| terday. Oats were active, weaker and lowe
| than for any time in ten years. Prices for fu
| lures declined $5G1l2c, and closed AT about in
| side figures A fairly active trade was reported
| in mess pork, with considerable fluctuations il
| the prices within q marrow range. Lard we
| easier, prices declined a@713c, and the marke
| closed quiet at the medium Fl cures. Short rlD
| were steady. The early marked was weaker
and prices receded 2/e@c5c, but rallied slight.
| and closed steady.
Cash quotations were as follows Flou
| quiet; southern winters 10c lower. WLeat-No
spring 753sc; No. 2 red 15]sc. Corn-No. Z
| 351sc. Oats-No. >, 1880. Mess pork $40 SIS q
| 10 TO- Lard &C o7l5016 40. Short ribs at s. 4
| GD5 90. Whiskey 81 02
| Leading IuGIreS ranged as follows
| Opening. Highest, Closing
No. . WHEAT
| Sept. delivery. 1854 1874 753
| Dec. delivery. 7734 77at ~
| Year delivery 1924 1928 70
| (ORN No -