The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-16

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LIVERPOOL. Aug. Is, noon.-Cotton firm, with
active demand; American middling 5-I6d; sales
I2,OoO oates. for speculation ard export 1900;
TsCelp's o,OUO baleS-American :, 900
,,a,.Hl 1'oS american .ulddhng. low middling
E 40 August delivery 6 206i676 2464d0
236ld; August and September delivery 6 1901
20 %-o4Gg6 &-64d; September and October de
nEery , 56-oitQ5 57-G40l5 5S-64Q5 59-646i5 60-64
Sgo 5s-64y5 5s-64d; October ami November de-
HiEery 4i-o4.G5 45-t495 46-64G,5 45-64d; Novem-
oeI ana december delivery 39-64d; December
ana January delivery 5 3S-6id; January and
FEBRUARY delivery 53f-6fG5 3S-6id; February
ana March Delivery S7-64lD5 3S-6id: September
I9-o4Go 23-o406 22-6ld. Market strong and
active; large orders to buy from the continent
Z:UO =. n.-SaleS Of the day included $500
oales OF American.
utures American middling. low middling
cause, August delivery 24-64d. sellers; Au-
gust and September delivery 6 2!G4i. sellers:
september and October delivery So I'D, sellers;
october and November 5 45-64d. BUYERS: Novem-
Der ana December 39-64d. buyers; Dec euber
anu January 3S-64d, sellers; Jaauary and Feb
ruary . 3o-i4d, sellers; February and March
. 3o-54d' sell rs; February and March 3S64d,
steady.
American good middling uplands esd, mid
uling o5td. low middling 3-1od, good ordinary
. l0-l6d ordinary 53sd
4:oJ p. m.-tutures: American middilg, low
IhluunnS clause August delivery 8 23-6ld, buyers;
august and September delivery q 2.64d. sellers;
oe Jember ID Octob-r d livery 59-o4d.
buyers; October ami Aove nber 46-54d sellers;
November and December 4l-64d, sellers; De-
cemoer and January . 39-6id, sellers; January
and February 5 39-G4l. sell RS; February and
aarch 39-64d, sellers; September delivery
o goa sellers. Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Aug. Is, noon.-Cotton firm; mid
olng uplands II J-l6c. n.ddbng Yrleans Ii 9-16c;
sales to-day 81 bales
futures-The market opened steady, with sales
as follows: August delivery 10 &c; Septemoer
delivery IL 40c; October delivery 10 21c; Novem-
Der delivery 10c; December delivery YSc;
January delivery 10 Ole
~ p: m-CottOn closed firm; sales to-
9aF OIL bales; ml1dhng upands II 5-l6c; MD
dlIhS orleans ii 9-l6ci net receipts none, gross
no e.
Futures-The market closed fairly steady, with
sales OF 81, 700 bales, follows: August delivery
~ o9c, september delivery 10 44110 4jc, Octo-
Der delivery 10 24c November delivery 10 CO0
IL Ole ecember delivery 99c January de.
livery 10 O2@ o O3c, February delivery 10 O0@
~ !Oc, March delivery 10 l5OlO l,c. Aprll
delivery 10 2l9l0 DC, May delivery 02s0l0 25c
June delivery 10 35@l0 3Uc.
GALVESTON, Aug. l5.-Cotton firm; midding
l-15c; net receipt 80 bales new, gross 90 bales
new; sales 81 bales; STOCK 459 bales; exports
coaStwiSe lao bales
NORFOLK, Aug. l5.-Cottol steady; middling
lie; net receipts bales, gross 3; stock % bales
sales bale.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
1880; net receipts none, gross none; sales -
baies; STOCK 1,}36 bales
BOSTON, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet; middliny
1lssOll15c; net receipts - bales, gross 2;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
1 bale.
"LMINGToN, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1114c; net eceIpts none, gross none;
safes none; took 50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll19c; net leceIpCS none, gross none;
stock $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 15.-Cotton firm; md
ding lie; net receipts 3S bales, including new;
erosS 80 bales, including new; sales ~ bales,
STOCK 3,6S2 bales; exports, to France 1859 bales
MOBILE, Aug ID Otton nominal; mlIdllng
lO34c; nsu rocoIpts2 bales, gross :; oaies none;
stock - bales; exports, coastwlse 80 bales.
lNote.-One bale of Alabama new cotton,
classed middliug, good staple and COLOR sold at
l'14c to-day.
MGMPHIs, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet; mi1dling
1O54c; receipts 10 baes shipments - bales; safes
none; STOCK l.315 oales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 10 Cotton firm; middling
lie; receipts bales, all new; shipments none;
sales none STOCK 357 oaes.
CHARLESTON, Aug is. Cotton nominal: mid
ding lO1sc net RECIPES - bales, gross -; sales
none; STOCK 10l bales.
ATLANTA, Aug. 15.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 1O2sc; receipts none.
NEW ORG, Aug. l5.-ConSolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 1856 bales: ex ports,
TO Great Britain $50 bales, to France ,069, to
the continent 145; stocA a. all American torU,
50 541 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, noon.-Wheat firm: de-
No e 3dla a. raj yyaSfern sn,ino, y. ia
I.aJ rastern y,irtsr re tlkdNTs olId e., AZ, .
daroond 800. ,,e, ~, ia ,Sastarr 10 IA ~
F " -
NE" 1ohA, aug. 10, noon.-flour easy ana
quiet NLeat weak, 4Wt2c lover corn
weaker. aork easy ag 0li .oD IL o.. Lara
heaVyat % ooMo o'12, FrelRntS steady
5:0O p. m.-Flour. 6outhern quiet ana weak.
Wheat heavy 32Ulc lower; new NO. z red sc in
elevator; optl0ns heavy, 3sg94c lower; NO. 2
red August ueilVe oossc, Septen per qehvery
Sl13c. Corn weaker NO. 44c IN elevator;
optlons 14lp1ec lower anu "edhi NO. <, august
delivery 44c, september denvery 1920. Oats.
mixed, steady optlons qulet; august delivery
2144c, september delivery 2,9sc Hops dull and
weak Cofee-optlohs pareiy STEADY; August
delivery 10 d5c, september denVeryl5 4O41 10 5Oc:
spot Rio firm and active atlS9sc. Sugar-refned
in better demand and hrm; Z 6s G6!9c, yellow
Al IQ,o2Sc, standard &c. graduated SIC.
MOlaSSeS-Foreign dull; New Orleans quiet.
Petroleum steady; renne1 81 ~. Cotton seed
oil steady and quiet Hides quiet and steady.
Wool weak and quiet PORK lower and quiet;
mess Sl1 IS G12 90; extra prime $40 5O0l1 %.
Beef dull. Beef hams quiet. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats dull a1d weak. Lard, West
ern steam at S5 90, september delivery So 50,
October delivery 50 4.@6 81; refined fairly
active. Freights steady,
CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-There was a noticeable
absence of snap in both the cash and specula-
tive branches of the wheat trade to-day. Business
in the PIT dragged heavily all the forenoon, wi h
fluctuations IN prices SO narrow as to attract
but little attention, $sc covering all che changes
up TO x o'clock. From 'S>6c December shrunk
to 1SI6c The market remained limp and IN