The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-23

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NCarolina cons Is 9616 pref. G71S
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail. "a
consos) ......... Reading 43ae
tennessee 6S. ....-1O6 Richmond & Ale. q
5s, - O4t Richm'd & w. PIT.
tennessee Sc u.s.. 7234 Terminal. e.. :. 221k
Va. 6s consoliited. IS St. Paul ann. S03
Northwestern =. 1864 preferred. iii lis
preferred. l4} Texas Pacific. 80 1915
Della and Lack. .1447s Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3g1&
Erie ;............ 274 Union Pacific. 49,. 61B
EaSI tennessee. 8 n. j. Central 11115
LAKE Shore. .....l02as Missouri Pacific =. 69L5
l. Vlue a. Nash. 6sB Western Union. =. $685.
MeInphs q Char. *62 Cotton Oil certif. 1915
Mobile & Ohio. 1915 Brunswick, 22I1
Mash & Chatt'a.. 95
asked.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. %, noon.-Cotton steady
ana IN FAR demand; American midlling Nd;
sales 10000 bales, for speculation and EXPORT
LOUD ceipts 1,400 bales, all American,
rutures-An erican id ling low rniddliny>
clause, August delivery 6 30-34A6 33-64d; Au,
gust ana September delivery 6 30-6406 Sl-646D
. 5S-64d; September and October delivery
5S-64@5 59-G4@5 6064d: October and Novem.
Der delivery 44-6405 45-646l5 46-64d; Noven.
Der and December delivery 5 1864 as 4O-63d:
december and January delivery 5376l6l5 3S6id;
January and February delivery 37-640l5 3S-64d;
September 3G-6446 3l-6116 32-6416 S3-64d.
Market irregular
200 p. m.-Saes of the day included 1900
bales of American
>, tutures-Amerlcan middling. low middling
clause, August delivery 6 34-6id value: Au-
gust and September delivery 1854 sellers;
September and October delivery 60-S4d, sell RS;
october and November 45-64d, buyers; Novem-
ger and december 40-64d. sellers; Dec amber
and January 3S-64d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 35-64d, sell rs; February and March
Market firm
American good mddling uplands cad. mid
ding 616d. low middling 5-16d good ordinary
16d, ordinary 534d.
4:0Op. MIXTURES: American middlilg. low
nlddling clause, August delivery 6 3S-64d sellers
August and September delivery 6 81 Old buyers
5eptember and october livery 5 G2-6ii, sellers
October AMI Move nber 47-64d sellers; Novem-
Der and December 41-Gld, sellers: December
and January 80 64d, value; January and Feb
ruary 39-64d, sellers; February and March
S9-64d, sellers; September delivery 764l
buyers. Market closed strong for near and
steady for distant m )nths.
New YORK, Aug. %, noon.-Cotton steady
mddGng upands ll19c, middling Dreams 1880;
sales to-day2 800 bales.
Futures-The market opened barely steady
with sales as follows: August delivery 10 74c;
September delivery 10 47c; October delivery
10 l9c; November delivery CSC; December de-
livery 96c; January delivery 10c.
600 p. m.-Cotton steady; sales to-day 1917
bales; middliug uplan1s l115c; md ling orleans
l1S4c: net receipts none, gross none.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of 63,2)0 bales as follows: August delivery
10 15010 76c, September delivery 10 52c,
october delivery 10 &c, November delivery
1Oc, December Csc, January delivery 10 02c,
feoruary delivery loose NJ arch delivery 10 lac.
AUril delivery 10 20c. May delivery 20 26c, June
delivery 1033010 SC.
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
closed to points higher, owing to an unex-
pected advance in Liverpool and good spot
business here The receipts were larger, espe-
cially at Galveston. Crop news was generally
favorable. Greeks and Germans bought, and
there was some heavy local selling of August.
Spot cotton was active ami firm"
GALVESTON, Aug. 22.-Cotton firm; middling
1115c; net receipts 1,0S3 bales, all new; gross
LOSS bales; sales 81 bales; stocG 1912 bales
exports, coastw 81 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 22.-Cotto1 firm; miidng
lie; net receipss none, gross none; sales :
bales; stock IS bales; exports, coastwise II
bales.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 22.-Cotton quiet but firm :;
middling 1880; ne5 receipts bales gloss 1874;
sales none; STOCK 495 bales; exports, coastwise
100 bales.
BosroN, Aug. 22-Cotton quiet; middIn
119s@1134c; net receipts none, gross IS bales;
sales none; stock none.
NnMGNGroS, Aug. 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 114c;n4 receipts - bales, gross =; sales
none; stock 121 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22.-Cotton firm; mi =
ding l155;; net receipts none, gross none
STOCK f. 7S9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22.-Cotton steady: q1o
tations revised mddHng l11Sc; ne. recst,,,e
81 bales including 81 new; ross 81 bales;
Great Britain l06 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 22.-Cotton firm; middline
lO3lc; nel receipts II bales new, cross II bales
new sales - bales; stock d bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
lie; receipts Ii ball s, including 1 new; Shit
ments bales; sales - bales; STOCK l,433
bales.
AUGUSTA. Aug 22-CotUon firm; riddling
lie; receipts 3 bales, including bales new
shipments 113 bales; sales - bales stock 1lS
bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 22.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l01Sc; ne. receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 7S bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Consodated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day ], 476 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 47 bales, to the continent 100,
to France =; STOCK az all Anne lean porCs
69.097 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC
LIVERPOOL. Aug % noon.-Wheat steady;
demand Door: holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet; demand poor. Lard, prime Western,
32s Cd.
NEW YORK, Aug. %, noon.-Flour easy.
Wheat dull and lower. Corn dull and lower.
pork steady at 81 00011 15 Lard quiet at
Sc 52le. Freights barely steady.
500 D. m.-Flour. Southern quiet but steady.
Wheat on spot irregular and easier; new No.
raj S5l6mS534c in store; options 1sG3sc lower
and weak; No. 2 red. August delive sage,
September delivery SIC. Corn on spot weaker;
No. ? 43,a04334c in store; options quiet and
Li016c loWcr-August delivery 431Sc, Septem-
her delivery 1880 Oats on spot quiet but
steodv: options slow and lower; August de
livery &c September delivery 2}1sc; No spot
27ilSa28c Hops ealT and quiet Cofee-op-
t;n1s closed steady--SeptemOer delivery IA %
@Ih 10c. october delivery 10 l0c; spot Rio, fair
Ssrcoes firm but quiet. Slgar-refined firm;
~ 6fxG6atc extra q 65S6971sc, vel ow $50
SIC Standard A Sc, powdered 5}sc, granulated
So Molasses-Foreign quiet, New Orleans
o1ISSist Petroleum steady but quiet; refined
a. On Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and
Yellow. Hides quiet but steady. Wool quiet
IIt steady Pork quiet and steady. Beef
slow Reef hams firm. Tierced beef inactive.
Gnt meats slow; picked bellies "a D7Ac;
nickled hams 10A0l1c; picked shouliers &c.
tIiddies closed steady; short clear % elI9
lard dub and lower; Western steam at 81 4Iz9,
CITY g 20; options-Septemoer delivery 30 20;
0cfoher delivery Sc 371a; refined closed quiet.
Freights steady. a.. ,,>oo,,,o+ i,,a
standnoint the market was again provoklngly
dnlI and narrow to-day, though in TINS respect
Cnicago was no worse off than other domestic
markets. The trading was OF the hght scdlplDg
character all through, lc covering me nuctia
tions iu the leading futures. Inc oulk OF the
trade in December was at 1o07S1sc, ana ',1sc
was the closing price being the same as yesGer
JoTJ,s close. A large business was transacted in
oo.n and the feeling was weaker, lower prices
Rain, established. The market opened 1s4914c
under Yesterdays clos ing, was easy, and de-
clined i6l13sc and clos ed 16016c lower than
Yesterday In oats int rest centered chleny IN
NAV. and the prices for 1t showed tne greatest
a Ictuatons offerings were heavier, ana
rrices declined 1z61Ssc and the marAet closed
aasv Considerable more interest," was maul-
tested in hog products, and the traIing was
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