The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. 50. noon.-Cotton quiet;
mlddling uplands lie, mtddling Ir.eans il34c;
sales to-day 149 bales
tutures-The market opened quiet but
steady, with sales as follows: August delivery
10 SOC; September delivery 10 19c; October de
livery . Soc; November delivery 9 94c: Decem
Der delivery SIC; January delivery 10 0Sc.
S;OJ p. Motion quiet: sales to-day lis
oaies; middling upian0s li1ac; midiltng Or
bales.
futures-Market closed quiet but steady. with
sales Of 36.sJO bales, as follows: september de
livery 10 SIC, October delivery 10 2lIbl0 &c,
November delivery 999dl0c. december Q 90,
y !oc, January delivery 9 9SGl9 &c, February
delivery II O5Glo 06c, March delivery 10 lie.
April delivery lOi7c. Nav delivery 10 - DO 26c,
June delivery 10 S0010 Sic.
Weekly net receiots at New York 10
bales, gross 1881; exports, TO Great Britain
1910, bales, 10 France $40, to the continent
6SS bales, forwarded l,S1S bales; sales 3,055
bales, sales to spinners 3,43i bales; stock Si'6l
bales.
GALVESTON, Aug sO.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 l5-ltc
NORFOLK, Aug. SO.-Cotton steady; mIddling
BALTIMORE, Aug SO-Cotton quiet but firm;
middlinG ll@tc.
BosroN, Aug. SO.-Cotton quiet middling
le6NU%+c.
WmmNeroN Aug. SO.-Cotton firm; middling
114c
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. SO.-Cotton firm; mid
ding llbSc.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 3O.-Cotton easy; mid
ding il%c.
MOBILE. Aug. SO.-Cotton quiet; middling
lie.
MEMPHIS, Aug. SO.-Cotton quiet middling
lie.
AUGUSTA. Aug. S.-Cotton firm; middling
CHARLESTON, Aug. 9O.-Co;ton firm; mid
ding 10Ac.
MONTGOMERY. Aug. SO.-Cotton strong; mid
ding l0i4c.
Macon-no quotations.
COLUMBUS, Aug. SO.-Cotton firm; middling
1880.
NASHVILLE, Aug. SO.-Cotton steady; middling
1O4c.
SELMA, Aug. So.-Cotton steady; middling
104c
ROME. Aug. 30.-Cotton nominal; middling
lie.
NEW YORK, Aug 8O.-Consoli' ated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day 1893 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1899 bales to the continent -;
STOCK al all American ports is GA bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 90. noou.--wheat dull; de-
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No. !, Is lll5d &1sR1 red western spring Is lbd
| 6o's 1l9d, red western winter 6s Slat@Gs 915d.
| Corn easy; demand poor; new mixed western
| Is 16d.
NEW YORK, Aug 90, noon.-Flour fairly
| active. Wheat steady. Corn lower Pork easy
but firm at 81 0oG1l1 S7K. Lard strong at
|
! 500 p. m.-Southern flour steady; common
to fair extra az 65d3 Il, good to choice extra
| s. 23Q,5 80 Wheat l96Glc lower and weak
new NJ. rod Sil4GtS516c in elevator and store;
| options closed weak and 9sG1c below yester-
day; No. red. August delivery s416c;
September delivery Sic, October delivery
| s4}sc, November delivery s5Ac Corn easier;
| No. 2, 43143l4c in elevator and store; options
| lSGl5c lower and weak August delivery 42hc,
September delivery ~ SC, october delivery 4216c
| November delivery 4234c Oats weaker and less
active: options fairly active but lower-August
| delivery 25Ac, September delivery 259sc, Octo-
Der delivery 25S4c, November delivery 26Llc.
| Hop quiet. Coffee-options neutrality-suspicious.
delivery Is GOALS 25c, October delivery Is 300
| IS 35c, November delivery - 30 10 I0c; spot
| Rio, fair Cargoes strong. Sugar-raw quiet and
nominal; refined firm and in fair demand. Mo
| lasses-Foreign nominal; New orleans open
| kettle, good 60 fancy. dull Petroleum quiet;
rofined here, 81 %; Philadelphia 81 20; crude
| in barrels, Parker's 81 TO. Cotton seed oil dull
| for crude and yellow. Taow firm and in fair
| demand Potatoes in fair demand; prime 81 25
| al 20; sweets : 00Gl3 Is. Hides quiet but
steady. Wool quiet. Pork firm at a sharp adj
| vance; mess, inspected Sl2 0OM12 so; unin-
spected, Sl2; extra prime. 81: Beef In
| active. Beef hams quiet. Terced beef slow.
Cut meats quiet; picked shoulders 416d49sc;
picked hams 104011hc. Mddles stronger;
short clear SO 6!ta. Lard dull but higher;
Western steam IS 80, city 6 10; options-Sep-
TENDER delivery So 49, October delivery So a,
November So IS; refined stronger but quiet, to
| tne continent % pUp1O W. frtlgHIS 10 Liver
pool firm; cotton l403Sd; grain 316d bid.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-ln the wheat market
small volume OF business was transacted anC
| prices averaged little lower for all futures Ii
hour the cash market here was less active. anC
averaged 16Gl34c lower for all grades. Specula
ton was of a light scalping order all the day
and the closing prices for futures were squarelJ
on the bottom. In corn good speculative anC
fair shipping business was transacted In thi:
market. Exceptionally fine weather and con
tinued liberal receipts are the chief bearish in
fiuences which affect the market. The market
opened IA b1zc lower than yesterdays closing
prices, eased off sc. ruled stea1er. and close
| ilQ.Sac lower than yesterday. The oats market
| was moderately active and weaker. Unusually
heavy ira ling was reported in mess pork
Prices ruled very irregular huctuated widely
and advanced fully 81 05 on the whole range
Outside figures we're not fully supported, how
ever and prices settled back 30 to 80 cents, and
closed rather tame There was more doing In
the lard market, and the feeling was stronger
Trading was quite brisk in the market for short
rib sides; prices were advanced 156I171Sc, but
the appreciation was not fully supported.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
quiet and unchanged. Wnest-No spring
763IGl77c; No. 2 red 76N0177c Corn-ho. 2
33Mc. Oats No. 2, 1910. iless pork at $40 rs
| Lard at s. 1910 Short ribs quiet. Shoulders
81 69Is14 rs. Short clear IS 1919. Whisky a,
81 02.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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