The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-14
N.O.Pa'fc1stmort Of
COTTON

COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, noon.-Cotton quiet but
STEADY; American midiling 4d; sales 100
ia IS, for speculation and export 900; r, ceipts
',OOO baleS-American $500
Fntures-Amerlcan uddling, low middlng
clause, August delivery l5-64d; August
ana september delivery l3-64d; September and
october delivery > 54-64d; October and Novem-
Der delivery 43-64d; December and January
delivery 37-6fd Market quiet but steady.
E'o1 ?. m-Sales OF the dag included 6,200
oales of American.
American middling G4d.
fuIures-Amercan middlinR, low middling
clause, August delivery 6 1864, sellers; Au-
gust aud September delivery G I3-64d buyers: :
september and October delivery 5 55-o4d, sellers;
Octouer ard November 543-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December lS6fd buyers: Dec 4mber
and January 37-i4d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 37-i4d, sellers; February and March
. 3'-54d, sell rs; September 1854, buyers
Market firm.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
mlddhn5 clause, August delivery 17-64d, sellers;
August and September delivery 3 IS GID sellers;
Sc 'tember and October livery 55-5ld
sellers; October AMI 10 e nj be- q 43-54d. sellers;
November and December 3S64d, sellers; Be
ceInoer ana January a7-6id, SELLERS January
and February 37-64l /. sellers; February and
March 35-6Id, sellers; September delivery
l3-641, sellers. Marker closed quiet but steady.
NEW YoR !, Aug. ID, noon.-COtJon quiet; md
ding uplands II J-l6c, m.ddLng Orleans II 9l6c;
sales to-day 374 bales.
Futures-The market opened barely steady,
with sales as follows: August delivery ~ bic;
September delivery 10 29c; October delivery
10 13c; November delivery 93c; December de-
livery VIC; January delivery 96c.
800 p m.-Cotton closed quiet; sales to-
day 4S7 bales; hi ding uplands II 5-16c; md
ding Orleans II 9-16c; net receipts none, gross
BAL bales.
t'utures-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of p, 400 bales, as follows: August
delivery 10 81 90 SOC. september delivery 10 20
Ulo Sic, October delivery 10 1000 llc No
vember delivery $500 94c, december delivery
9lG9 92c, January delivery 95@9 96c Feb
ruary delivery 10 01GE10 02c aarch delivery
10 o. 0lO csc. April delivery 10 141l0 15c, May
delivery 10 200 &c June delivery 10 2GGL 10 sc.
The cotton RENEW of the sun says: FUTURES
were slightly lower at the opening, but clio ed
one point higher for most options Liverpool
was one to two points higher and New Orleans
also advanced. There were better gains in
Texas Large engagements of cotton have
been made Tor Liverpool, the quantity being
stated as high as 5000 bales. Henry Clews &
Co. were tree sellers. Greeks bouglt mode
rately. Cotton on spot was quiet; mlddling up
lands II 5-10c, CULTS II 9-l6c"
GALVESTON, Aug. l3.-CotUon firm; middling
lie; net receip. none, gross none; sales II
bales; stock 512 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. l3.-Cotto1 steady; middling
lie; net Receipts none, gross none; STOCK
SO bales; exports, coaStWise $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-LOtt quiet; middling
1lh01l9Sc; neU receipts 427 bales, gross S31
sal" =; SOCK 1886 bales; exports, coastwlso
BosroS. Aug. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
llSs0l115c; not receipts - bales, gross 169;
sales none; STOCK none.
AILMGNGrON, Aug. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l1Ac; n .eceIpts none, aross none;
sales none; stock 9S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll19c; net teceIpts - bales, gross -
bales stOcA 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lie; net recelpls 11S bales, Including s
new; Toss 17S bales, including new; sales 1C0
bales; STOCK 1866 bales; exports, to Great Britain
1851 bales.
MOBILE, Aug 13-Cotton nominal; middling
l534c; receipts none, gross none; sales none;
stock % bales
MEMPHIS, Aug 13.-Cotton quiet; miidling
10Mc; receipts bal s. shipments none; sales -
bales; STOCK 1868 oales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 13-CotJon firm; middling
lie; receipts - bales; shipments - bales; sales
none; stock $50 ga es.
CHARLEsr oN, Aug. 13. Cotton nominal: mid
ding 1898 :; he, ,eceip-s bales, gross 4; sales
none; STOCK 50 bales.
ATLANTA. Aug 13.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 1U95c; receipts none.
NEW UI;h, Aug. B-Consolidated net receipts
at all coCtou ports to-day 629 naies; exports,
to Great britain 2,9lJ bales, 10 the continent
200, to France 122; stocA ~ ali Anne rlcan pofLs
J0,J<1 DaieS.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 49, noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
mand Door; holders offer moderately; California
No. l. IS 1>9da7s 2]3d Corn easy; demand poor;
new mixed western Is led. Lard, prime
western 33s. Wea.her fine.
NEW YORK, Aug b. noon.-Flour weak
v heat lower. Corn quiet but firm. PORK
steady at $40 754l2 80. Lard barely steady at
So 20. Freights easy.
500 p. m.-F1our. Southern heavy; common
to fair extra s. 65MS3 Is; good to choice extra
So 25@S5 so. Wheat stronger; Ne. cred, S61b
GS7c in elevator; e41. C in steamer; options duh
and irregular; No. : red, August delivery Sc,
September delivery Sic, October delivery S43Sc
Corn 14M3 sc higher on the the scarcity; No.
43346G44c in elevator; options stronger-No. 2,
August delivery 1890, September delivery 1870,
October delivery 44c. Oats mixed firm; options
quiet and frmer; September delivery 2665c
october delivery 26@4c; November delivery
2711c. Hops quiet and WEAK; state 100l7c.
Coffee-optons closed firm; August delivery
IS 25c; September delivery Is 2j0 - 35c, Octo-
Der delivery Is 3O015 doc; spot Rio steady.
Sugar-raw, weak and lower; fair refining 614c,
centrfugals So test &c, mOlasseS sugar 594c for
81 test. refined dull and weak, G 62s(d 694c, vel
low 6146l65sc, standard A sac, cut granulated
Size MolasseS-Foregn dull; New Orleans
quiet. Petroleum weaker; refined 81 30. Cotton
seed oil steady and quiet. Hides steady and
quiet. Wool steady and quiet Pork weak and
quiet; mess SIP 412 so, extra prime 81 10.
Beef dull Beef hams quiet. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats dull; picked bellies ll734c.
picked hams 10A@1lAc, picked shoulders &c,
smoked bellies lOc. Mlddles quiet Lard,
S. G71a, next week S. 7219: September delivery
Sc TO- October delivery So 61@6 20. Freights
firm; cotton } l6d; grain steady I'd.
CHICAGO Aug 13-EarlY influences were de-
pressing in the wheat market to day, and
oDenIng figures for futures were &c under yes
terday's closing. During the last half of the
session the fluctuations were inconsequentia
and the closing figures were within sc of yes
terday's latest figures. Corn was fair active
and firmer, higher prices being established
The market opened at about the closing of yes
terday, was firIner and gradually advanced sc |
eased off 166l14c, ruled frmer, and closed $50 |
nc higher than yesterday. decidedly better
feeling developed in oats and higher range of
prices was recorded, the advance being A6t3sc, |
which was partially maintained until the close. /
Mess pork was unsettled and irregular. Early |
sales were at 5171pc advance, but weaker |
feeling developed and prices receded 81 ]30t30c.
Near the close prices rallie 216615c and the |
market closed easy. Lard was quite active and |
prices resulted somewhat irregular. The early |
market showed consider BILE strength, but later |
offerings we're enlarged somewhat aad the feel |
ing was easier aad the prices recedet 1713c. !
Near the close the market was steadier and |
pric es rallied slightly. Short ribs easy, prices
declined l00121ac and closed rather quiet
Cash quotations were as follows: Quotations |
were quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Nc. |
spring f6is@77c; No. red &c. Como. 2 |
35I6G1 355zc. Cats-No. = 20Ac. Ness PORK |
$40 ia o IS. Lard GO a006 o2ys. Short ribs at |
S. 80. Shoulders 81 s7-R 800 Short clear |
30 1905 500 Whisky 81 o.. j