The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01

November opened at 93c and closed at 94c;
December opened at 97c and closed at 9 CSC;
January opened at 10 O3c and closed at 10 dc.
S;OO p m.-Cotton quiet; quotations nominal;
sales to-day 1872 bales: mltdliug upiands l1lSc;
gross ~ bales.
Futures Market closed dull but steady. with
sales OF q 700 bales, as follows; september de-
livery 10 56l5lO SIC, October delivery 10 100
10 2Oc, November delivery 9769 Sc, Decem-
Der 9930g94c, January delivery 9 97GI9 sSc,
10 O9G 10 10c. April delivery 10 1561017c. May
10 SOC.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
were to points lower, owing partly to the
decline in Liverpool and partly to favorable
crop advices There was slight rally later,
owing to rumors Of considerable shipments to
Liverpool to be made next week, the present
stock here being Il, 256 bales. Houses with for
elgu connections were buyers of September,
which is the most interesting option just now,
though October also attracts considerable at
tention. Cotton on spot nominal; middling up
lands Nc, CULTS 1lI4."
GALVESTON, Aug. S1.-Cotton steady; middling
10 -5-l6c; net receipt = uales, gross i bales;
sales 355 bales; stock 9,012 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 3, 800 bales; total net receipts for
the year $50, Al bales.
NORFOLK Aug. 31.-Cotton steady; middng
114c; net rec ipts bales, gross 2; sales 30
bales; stock - bales; total net receipts for year
1876, $50 bales
baltimore Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 119sc; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; STOCK 9i6 bales; total net receipts
for year 1O4,349 bales.
3osroN Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet; middling
11980ll$4c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none stock none; total net receipts for the
year 103, $50 bales.
AILMISGroS. Aug. 31.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 114c;n receipt none, gross none; sales
none; tock 1856 bales; exports, coastwise bale;
total net receipts for year 152 POI bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I.-COtton firm; mid
ding ll5sc; Get receipts none, gross none;
STOCK, actual 2,5s5 bales; total net receipts for
year 51,'7i bales.
new ORLEANS. Aug. S1,1Cotton easy; mid
ding 111sc; net receipts $40 bales. including
$50 new; SOL bales; sales so bales; STOCK
620S bales; total net receipts for year 1851 ,376
bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet; middling
lie; net recci1 1,095bales. including 323 bales
new; gross 1.0S5 bales 1923 new; SAFE 50 Dal s;
STOCK actual G46 bales; exports, coastwlse 81
bales; total net receipts for the year 226,O45
bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug 31.-Cotton quiet; middling
lie; receipts bales: shipments 66 oales; sales
255 bales, spinners 210 bales; stock, actual, 9l0
bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 31-Cotton firm; middling
lie; receipts 81 bales all new crop; shipments
66 bales; sales - bales. STOCK 81 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3l.-Notton steady: mid
ding lO34c: net receip 100 bales, all new CROP
total net receipts for year Ali, 1S0 bales.
ATLANTA Aug. 31.s-4otton firm; middling
103Bc; no receipts; stock 515 bales.
NEW ORR, Aug. 31.-Consoh ate1 net receipts
at all ton ports today 5,S28 lales; exports
to Great Britain 1920 bales, TO the continent -;
STOCK at all Anne ican ports 63,S07 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is o34, 735 bales, of which 1853, 835 bales
are American, against SSl,251 and SCI, 997
bales respectively last year Receipts az all
interior towns for the week 21,5j5 bales. Re
ceIpts from plantations 1929 bales. Crop in
sight - bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81. noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No. J, 6s 1112d D1s I'D red western spring Is ISd
ais bed red western winter 6S 81eddl6s 915d.
Corn quiet; demand poor; mixed western
as I'D. Bacon, long and short clear, 80 pounds
32s. Lard, prime western, US Cd. Llnseed oil
at 23s.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81, noon.-Flour weak
Wheat strong and higher. Corn weak. Pork
quiet at SIP OO@l2 90. Lard firm at Sc so.
500 p. m.--southern -four dull. Wheat
spot higher but weak; new No = red S4MM
8I15c in elevator and store; options-No. ? red,
August delIve e5c; September delivery 81 &c
Corn-spot dull and lower; No. 2, cash 4315c;
September delivery 42c, October delivery 423sc
Oats dull; September delivery 2516c, October
delivery 253sc; No. ? spot 2515026c; mixed
western 24G2Sc. Hop, quiet. Coffee-options
hgher-September delivery IS 25015 30c, No
vember delivery 10 40d15 SOC; spot Rio, fair
cargoes 194c. Sugar-refined firm and in fair
demand. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good to fancy, quiet. Petro-
leum quiet. Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and
yellow Tallow firm. Pork higher; mess S12 80
ala co. Aliddes stronger. Lard firmer but
quiet; Western steam on spot So 521s bid.
Freights firm.
CHICAGO Aug. 31.-In the wheat market only
a fair aggregate amount of speculative business
was transacted. and it was largely of local
Scalping character. Not enough outside orders
to either buy or sell were received to have any
effect upon prices. The weather and CONNER
cial cables were beariSh. BrddStreet was out
with figures to the effect that exporting coun-
tries will have 900 coo bushels more wheat this
year than importing countries will require. All
of these weakening influences, however were
fully Offset by Dornbush'S report on the Rus
sian crop, which places the yield for that coun-
try at IS per cent. against 100 per cent. in Is 81
Export clearanceS at the Atlantic Seaboard
were again fair. At all the principal points the
total receipts to-day were $4,000 bushels,
against shipments from the same points of
396, 001 bushels. 1t is now figured that the
forthcoming visible supply report will show
little. if any, Increase, possibly decrease. Out
side domestic markets were stronger and late
London cables showed an advance in the aver
age price for the week in English country
markets of 3D. This is probably due in part to
labor troubles over there. The fluctuations in
prices in futures at this point were within
moderate limits, and closing quotations were
3S0096c above yesterdays latest bids. May
wheat is gradually coming into more favor
with these SPECTATORS, and considerable
was done to-day at current differences. Cash
trade was not very brisk on the regular market
and prices averaged easier for off grades; No.
red closed sc iyher at 779Rc. Corn was quite
active at times, with the feeling weaker on near
futures, while May was relatively firm. In
huences on the market were much the same
noted for several days past the weakening fac
tors being heavy receipts and fine weather.
The market opened at about yesterday closing
prices, was steady for time, then declined sc,
reacted some, and closed with near futures
shade lower and the more distant months
about lac higher Cash property was in good
demand at 14G1Ac lower than yesterday. In
oats there a good trade and a weaker feel
ing, particularly in September, which was
offered with increased freedom by longs and
prices receded &c. Fair buying at a decline
caused reaction of almost previous outside
prices, but the market again weakened, AMI
closed quiet and easier Activity and irregu-
larity in prices were prominent features in the
market for mess pork The market opened
strong at 25c advance, and further advance OF
35c followed. Later the offerings exceeded the
requirements, and prices receded again. a
rally of 25GG30c was again made, but near the
close the market broke suddenly soc, with con-
siderable excitement, and rallied l0D15c and
closed quiet Trading was almost exclusively
in September and October deliveries within
about the same range of prices. Only mode
rate trade was reported In the lard market, and
the feeling was sGeadier. Prices were advanced
2L605c and the market closed steady. Quite