The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, AUGUST II. 1889.

delivery 10 45c: October delivery 10 24c; Noveu-
per delivery lOc; December delivery 99c;
S-0 p m--COtton closed firm; sales to-
La AZ bales; mi idling upiands IL 5-16c; mid
Jung orleans II 9-i6c; net receipts none, gross
% bales.
tutures-The market closed steady. with
sales OF 92,I,0 bales as follows: Aur INST delivery
~ tiGlO s5c, September 10 1870 49c, october
neilvery 10 H5el0 2Sc, November delivery 10 ESQ
~ O4c. ecember delivery 10 Ole. January de
livery 10 0IGl0 Csc, February delivery 10 100
10 lie, March delivery 10 lc0l0 lie. April
delivery 10 22GDl0 2lc. May delivery 10 29G 10 SOC
june delivery 10 3iQl0 sc.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
Were higher owing TO = further rise in Liverpool,
considerable covering of shorts and good spot
demand, small receipts At the ports and strong
southern markets, Galveston for example, ad
Yahcing sc, making lac in two days and bring
ing mlddlng upands there within Lice OF the
New York quotation. Cotton on spot was firm;
middlng uplands II Bloc, CULTS Il 9l6c.'
Weekly net receipts at New YORK
bales gross $40; exports, to Great Britain
4,5A bales, to France - to tho continent
9Ol bales, forwa. ded 4S2 bales. sales 5003
bales sales To spinners 4,SJ3 bales; stock a-3i2
bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. 1G.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ilI4c.
,NoaEoLK, Aug. 16.-Cotton steady; middling
BALTIMORE, Aug 16.-Cotton quiet; midding
11tsc.
BosroN Aug. 16.-Cotton quiet; middng
Ii $50 ll12c.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 1G-Cotton firm; middliug
11Nc
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding like.
New ORLEANS, Aug 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lie.
MOBILE, Aug. l6.-Cotton nominal; middling
104c.
MEMPHIS, Aug. l6.-Cotton quiet; middling
1O}sc.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 16.-Cotton flrm; mddlng
lie.
CHARLESTON, Aug. I6.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l0fsc.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 16.-Cotton 49, Nothing
doing.
Macon-no quotations.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 16.-Cotton quiet and firm
middhng l0}lc
NASHVILLE, Aug. 16.-Cotton steady; middlisg
10Ac.
SELMA, Aug 16-Cotton steady; middllng tOc
ROME. Aug. 16.-Cotton steady; nidding
105kc.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 262 bales: exports,
TO Great Britain 1870 bales, to France -, to
the continent go; stoc.S at all American ports
$3.50 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, aug. Is. noou.-wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
fornia 30. 1, Is 1l6d707s I'd: red western winter
Is ldWIs I'd. Corn, white steady; demand poor
Beef, extra India mess S IS. Pork, prime mess
COS. Lard, prime western 89s.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 16, noon.-FIour fair and
demand easy. '. lie 1t dun, but steady. Corn
firlner. ork weak at Sll 50G1l2. Lard quiet
| and firm at 81 Is. Freghts steady.
500 y. m.-Fiour, Southern duh and heavy;
| common to fair extra So 6)GG3 Is; gOod to choice
extra S3 2j@.3 80 Wheat stronger; nRw 40. 3
| re i S1M67Ll in elevator; old No. : red 50, in
store; options ia q higher; No. red, August
| delivery s6Hc, September delivery SIC. Corn
| dull ami easier; No. 4i4c in elevator; OPP
| tons stronger; August delivery 44c36, Septem-
| Der delivery - &c. Oa5s. mixed, steady; options
| dull and steady; August delivery 2f14c, Sep
tenber de livery 9i9Sc, Hops quiet and weak.
Coffee-oytions steady; september delivery
SO 45015 4]; October delivery 25@15 30;
spot Rio n shade easier and quiet, at 1850
Sugar-refned firm. MolasseS-Foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans quiet. Petroleum. steady; re-
fined s. 90 Cotton seed oil quiet and steady.
Hides quiet and steady. Wool quiet and
| about rady. Pork steady. BeOf quiet, Beef
hams dull Terced beef quiet. Cut meats
unchanged and duh. Middtes quiet. Lard
| iirm; Western steam st 5 60, city At 20,
September delivery S6 50U6 81, october deliv-
cry IS 30 Freights firm. Cotton lied. Grain
4l5t.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1G.-Ths wheat market was
characterized by fair activity, aud during the
last half OF the session quite n large volume OF
business was transacted BY slow de sree prices
began TO stiffen, aud as the session advanced
made over yesterdays closing of &C. A prom
inent local operator pIrcnased freely of both
September and December, but he uulJa1e1 con
siderable of the latter on the crowd at AGI36C
| profit to himself, with n weakening marSet.
| Toward the close the local temper became quite
bullish December moved up to 7o3gc, and at
the close was quoted at 7a15c-a net gain for
the day Of sc September made u gain Of lc
and seller month of &c. moderate degree OF
activity was manifested in corn, and the fee
ing was steady. TIC market opened at yester-
days closing prices, was ca y for a time, but
soon became firmer and advanced 3sc, eased off
a little and closed about the same a ) yesterday
Oats were without feature. A rather active
business was had in mess pork at irregular
prices. Early sales were made at 56n7Lac ad
vance but q weaker feeling was developed and
prices receded 50171Ac. Toward the close the
market was strong again and prices rallied II p
nl5c, but receded again to 5lb7lrsc and closed
steady Lard was stronger. Prices ruled at
56SL5c higher and extreme figures were fully
supported Short rios are steadier Prices
ruled fully 2>2G15c higher, and closed steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
and unchanged. Wneat-No. spring 7sc
No. 2 rcd 73c. Como. ,, 35 SC. Oats No 2,
90 &c. Mess pork $4,000 IS. Lard Sc 2)Gt
Is. Short ribs at s. Is 10 20 Shoulders
81 S7Le Short clear So 62l1j IS Whiskey
ST OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing