The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-03

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bales; total ahoat 5000 bales 49, American
1900 bales
100 p. In-sales of the day included 500
bales of American.
American middling id.
futureS-AmerIcan middlng low middlnG
clause, August delivery 1854. sellers; Al
gust and September delivery l064d, sellers:
September and October delivery 3 514. buyers;
Octo er and November 3 4o-G4d value; NOyem-
Der ami December 35-Sfd. buyers; / &c .mber
and January j S5-54d sellers; January aud Feb
ruary ; $3.50. sellers; February and March
364d. sell rs: September lO6id, sellers
Market closed steady.
Nav YoRl. Aug !, noon.-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplandS II 5-i6,, mIddling Orleans II 9l6c;
sales to-day 53l bales
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: AuruSt delivery 10 toe;
september delivery II Do; october delivery
Q 9Sc; November delivery Sqc: December DE-
livery Ole; January delivery 95c
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; sales to-day
go bales; mliIliug up andS II bloc; niddlmS
Orleans II s-i6c; net receipts none, gross none.
FutureS-The market closed dull, with sales
of q, 500 bales, as follows August delivery
10 Is Dl0 66c. September livery 10 o0l0 PIC.
October delivery 81 % 99c, November de
livery 3 - 9Jc: Decsmber delivery 3 9l&
bic, January delivery 2 $500 96c, February
| delivery 10 029l0 03c, March delivery 10 90
! 4l0 lOc, Arrll delivery 10 l6G 10 lac. May de
livery lO236 10 24c, June delivery 10 500 lOS2c-
The cotton review of the says: futures
advanced slightly, hut trading was small and
| the market embarrassing. Germans aud
Greeks bought new crop optious TO some eX-
| tent. Light local rains we're reported from the
| south. No damage is claimed, and from Texas
| adylceS to-day were especially favorable. Cot
| ton on spot was firm but quiet"
| NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Consoliatet net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day % bales; exports,
! to Great Britain bales, to the continent
bales; STOCK at al American ports 1923
| bales
| Weekly net receipts at New York 100
| bales, gross 1884; exports, to Great Britain
| S,5Sl bales, to France 800 To the continent
| CPS bales, forwarded 36i bales; sales 4,049
bales, sales to spinners 334s bales; stock o., l26
| bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. Cotton quiet; mid
| ding lie.
NORFOLK, Aug. 2.-Cotton steady; middling
! lie.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
| lie.
Boston, Aug. cotton steady; middling
| 1lseG l2c.
WILMINGTON Aug. Cotton quiet; middling
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1ll3c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding lie.
MOBILE Aug 2.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 1OS4c.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2,-Cotton quiet; middling
1890.
AUGUSTA. Aug. 2.--Cotton firm; middlins
| 107s611c.
CHARLEsroN, Aug. Cotton nominal; mid
| ding l03sc.
|
| doing
Macon-no quotations
COLUMBUS, Aug. Cotton quiet; middling
| 1016c.
NASHVILLE. Aug Cotton quiet; middling
| 1034c.
SELMA, Aug 2.-Cotton steady; mddlinG 1oc.
ROME, Aug. Cotton steady; middling
107Sc.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2 noou.-wheat weak; de
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; re
ceipts of wheat for past three DAYS amounted
| to 24I0)0 centals, of which l33,WJ were
| American. Corn strong; demand good; re-
ceipts of American corn for the past three days
were $500 centals Weather partially rainy.
New YORK, Aug. 2, noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet but
| firm Pork dull aud unchanged. Lard quiet
but steady at So 57l6. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy.
| Wheat weaker; No. red, Sj}4c in store and
| elevator; options &c lower-No. red, August
delivery S514c, September delivery $3.50, Octo-
Der delivery 3 16c. Corn weaker and quiet; OPP
| tions II Dl5c lower and weak-No = August de
livery 43c, September delivery dc Oats weak;
| options lower-August delivery 2719c, Septem-
| Hops quiet. Cofee-options firm and 10000
points up; September delivery 10 05115 25c,
| October delivery II 950l5 l5c; spot Rio active
| and Stronger-fair cargoes lI34c. Sugar-raw
dull and weak; fair refining l1-16c; centrifu-
! gals 96-test, 734c; refined closed quiet but
steady. Molasses, foreign dull; New Orleans,
|
quiet but steady; crude in barrels, quiet Par
kers' 81 CO. Cotton seed oil Irregular and quiet;
| crude SIC, yellow 5000. Hides firm and quiet
| Wool closed firm and quiet: domestic fleece 800
Soc pulled 2361 40c, Texas 14d2Sc Pork steady.
| Beef inactive. Beef hams dull Tierced beef
slow Cut meats steady. Md1les, short clear
| S. %. Lard closed weak; Western steam So 60,
| city Sc 20; September delivery S. October
delivery So TO, November delivery 50 a.
Freights firmer; cotton 5-o205 l!6fd, grain
419d.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Duness and weakness set
tied like a pail over the wheat pit this morn
ing For nearly two hours December see-sawed
between 7S34GfS}sc, occasionally touching 79c.
| The taking of ii boat loads here for export
steadied the market little temporarily but
closing prices were within a small fraction of
the bottom for all futures, and 94D116c below
those of yesterday good many prominent
| operators are pre- paring to take their summer
vacations and the outlook is for a narrow
market for some time to come fair business
was reported in corn 1t beng active at times,
ruling firm early, and easier as the session ad-
yanced. The market opened at about yester-
| days closing prices was steady for time, but
soon sold off lac, became more quiet, ant
closed 1503sc lower than yesterday. In oats
| trading was active and more general than for
| any day for lolg time. Weakness and decline
! in wheat had weakening effect and prices
| declined 350Dl9c, and the market closed tame at
| inside figures. Quite good business was done
| in pork At the opening sales were made at
| 2 5GG5c advance but weaker feeling soon pre-.
| vailed and a reduction of 1212GGl5c was sub
| mitted to. A range OF f15BlU c prevailed curing
| the latter part of the session, and the market
closed quiet at about inside figures. The lard
market showed considerable strength early in
the day, but trading only moderate. An
advance of 21915c was gained. and prices ruled
| irregular within q small range Toward the close
| the feeling was easy. and the market closed
| quiet at inside figures Prices in short ribs
! ruled somewhat Irregular within range of "a
| 675c early, but the market 6nally weakened
and prices declined IL, 90 l5c. Toward the close
the feeling was steadier and prices rallied
slightly, closing rather quiet
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
o1iet and unchanged Wheat-No. spring 7634c
No. , red 76c. Corn-No. :, 3G1ac Oats No. 2
| 2134c. Mess pork $40 5000 20. Lard 50 2O@s
| 6 22l6 Snort rib sides at So 4j@5 so. Shoulders
at s. OO6,5 121f. Short clear at S. 75l55 S515
Whisky 81 o.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening. Highest. Closing.
| No WHEAT
| Sept. delivery. ia IA 1914
! Dec delivery. 20 - 1S34
Year. ........ 1913 1915 761$
| CORN, No. D
! Sept. delivery 361a 36H 36
| Oct delivery. 363s 1928 36H
| n I.Is- ~.