The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
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Northwestern. 80. 1osA Texas Pacific. .... 1873
preferred. 1885 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 45J<
Della and Lack. 1i4k Union Pacific. -. 59%
| Erie ............- 26e NJ. CAntral 1872
East Tennessee. So Missouri Pacific e. 70sS
| Lake Saore. ...... 107 Western Union. :. $685.
| L'vllle z Nash :. S796 Colt IN oil certi1. 20
Memphis q Clar.. so Bru1swick...... . 2S1k
Moblee Ohio.... % Mobile & Ohio IS $3.50
Mash. & Chatt'a.. 1903 Silver certificates 1201s
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IS, noon.-Cotton dull, with
downward tendency; Am-rican middling
| speculate and export; receipts 5000 bales, of
which 400 were American.
| Futures = Ane-lcan m ling. low midiling
| clause, August delivery 3264d; August aud
September delivery 3l-64d. also 2964d also
6 2S-64d September delivery 3l-6ld, also
80 ed, also 6 2964d; September and October
| livery ID; December and January delivery
5 50-6id; January and February delivery
5 506id- Futures quiet.
The tenders Of sliveries at ro-day's clearIngs
amounted to 400 ba es new dockets and 100
| bales old.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day included 2,7Oo
bales Of American.
| American middling sid.
| Futures-Ans1can middlin2. low mddlng
clause August delivery 6 3l-64d, buyers; Au-
| gust and September delivery 27-64d, buyers;
| Sc ptember delivery 27-64d buyers; September
| and November delivery 52-6405 53-64d; No
| yember and december delivery 51-64d, sellers
December and January delivery 5 J0-64d. sellers
| January and February delivery 50-64d. sellers;
| February and March delivery 5 5l-6id, sellers.
Futures-Near months weak and distant months
quiet.
| 400 p. m Futures: American mi idling, low
middling ella Use, August delivery $3.50
| 6 32-6id; August and September delivery IS -
| as 29-64d September delivery 627-64d; Sep
TENDER and October delivery 6l,6495 6ss4d;
| 5 53-64d; November and December delivery
81 641; December and January delivery
5 5O-64d; January and February deliv Try ID;
| February and March delivery 51-64d, sellers
Futures closed barely steady.
| NEW YORK, Aug. IS, noon.-Cotton opened
easy middling uplands II i5-16c; middling Or
leans 121sc; sales to-day 59S bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with sales
as follows: August delivery II SIC, September
delivery 10 SSc October delivery 10 SIC, Move. n
ber delivery. 10 43c, December delivery 10 Acc,
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling up
lands II 15-l6c; middlinz Orleans 121sc; net re-
ceipts to-day - bales, gross 65; sales to-day GA
bales; sales last we k not before reported 551
bales for consum Zion and 1888 bales for ex-
port.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
200 bales, as follows: August delivery &C,
September delivery 10 76c; October delivery
| 10 &c; November delivery IL 42010 43c; De-
cember delivery II 4201O 43c; January delivery
| 10 5000 47c; February delivery 10 50D10 sic;
March delivery 10 5301O SIC, April delivery
| 10 s. 90 Zoe.
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
opened at a decline of 10 points on August 9
points on September, and otner months points
decline, closing steady at a decline of 12 points
on August, II points on September, and 3Q4
points on other months. sharp decline in
Liverpool and continued dullness there. liberal
receipts at the ports being thus far this week
double those for the same time last year, the
dizziness of Manchester, the break of 25 points
| in August at New Orleans and finally the re-
ported failure of large operator caused the
decline here. There was large selling for New
Orleans account. Crop prospects were generally
| favorable"
GALVESTON, Aug. 1s.-Cotton nominal; mid
ling ll$6c; net receipts III bales, gross ell
| Ii new crop; sales 50 bales; stock . bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 15.-Cotton steady; middllng
l119c; net receipts = bales, gross -; sales -
bales; stock L230 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.-Cotton dull; middling
10 &C; net receipts bales, gross -; sales
| none; stock i29 bales.
BosroN Aug. 1S.-Cotton dull and weak;
middHng ~ l-l6c; net rec sipts - bales, gross
s.; sales - bales; stock - bales; exports, to
Great Britain IS bales.
WILMINaroN, Aug. 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid.
ding llAc; net receipts bales, gross gall
new; sales none; stock 2Sl bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1S.-Cott0n steady; mid
ding l21ec; net receipts none, ;ross none; STOCK
3 I02 BALE.
Nsw ORLEANS, Aug. lS-Cotton closed quiet {;
revised quotations; nidding 1885, net receipts
l26 bales, including ,l92 new crop; gross 1926
| sales 25 bales: stock 5,575 bales.
| Futures-Tne market closed quiet but steady
with sales of a, 6JG bales asfollows: August de-
livery II 29c, Septemb r delivery 10 5 c, Octo-
Der delivery 10 03c, November delivery 97c,
10 O3c, February delivery 10 O9c, March delivery
10 15c. April delivery 10 lc
| MOBILE, Aug. 18-Cotton market nominal;
midd ing II 5-l6c: net receipts 96 bal IS, z oss
96-including IS new; sales - bales; stock 80
bales; exports, coastwise los bales.
MsMPH s, Aug is.-Cotton nominal; middlng
1112c; receipts Z bales, including new; ship
ments - bales; sales 1875 bales; STOCK 7'3
| bales.
AUGUSTA. Aug. 1s-Cotton quiet but steady
midding 1880; new cotton CSC lower; recei pts
| s. bales, including 80 bales new; shipments -
bales; sales II bales; STOCK - bales
| CHARLESTON, Aug. 1S.- otton firm; mid ling
lie; net receips IS bales, gross 35-including
Is new; sales - bales; stock 492 bales.
New YoaK, Aug. 1s-Consoli iated net re-
ceiprs at al cotton oorts to-day were 1892
bales; exports. % Great Bri AIN 1,23l bales,
to the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
| 4,720 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Lrv 5RP DOL Aug. IS. noon.-wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corn
quiet; demand poor.
NEW YoRK Aug IS, noon.-Fiour quiet but
strong Wheat active and higher. Corn unset
tied and dull aud weak. PORK quiet but steady
at s12 5O@1325 Lard quiet but frmer at s6 a71a.
Freights dull and IRE sular.
5:OOp m.-Flour, southern stronger but dull
common to fair extra SO 1903 80. good to
| choice 81 OOQ56 20. Wheat dull and unsettled,
closing weak; No. red, 81 0S13; options opened
! h0lNc higher further advanced H0lAc on
active covering by foreigners and an advance
in silver, but a quieter feeling came in with
foreigners out, and price broke $50 23s029sc,
closing 1sO4c under SATURDAYS prices weak
No red August delivery 81 O6I6; September
delivery 81 OF; October delivery 81 OH; May
81 10. Corn quiet, lower, weak; No. rel, 54A
055s4c; options advanced early 499sc in
sympathy with wheat. ruled very dull and
closed 40 NC below Saturday with pressure
to sell; August and September delivery 54a4c
October delivery 5516c; May delivery closing at
$50 Oats dull and weak; options quiet but
weaker; August delivery 434c, September de-
livery 4i4c, October delivery 4Ol6c; No. ?
spot IS o 46I5c; western, mixed, 4314c. Hops
firmer but quiet; state 190125c old 1001jc.
Coffee-options closed barely steady and I'M
changed at 25 points up and active, higher;
August delivery 18 $50 45c, September de-
livery II s501s 90; spot Rio firm but quiet.
Sugar raw, fairly active; fair refining Sc;
centrifugals. 90 test. $3.50: refined firm, fair
demand; c 51sc yellow 45sl5c, extra G $40
7-l6c. OFF A 5 9-l605 l16c, mould 8 l6c
standard \ Size, confectioners ll-i6c cut
loaf and crushed ll-16c, powdered 69-loc,
granulate1 Bite cubes 63-l6c. Molasses--
New Orleans, dull but stea ly common 70
fancy 2J0I tjc. Petroleum quiet ami steady;
crude in barrels g. So; refined here. 81 IS.
Wool weai, and dull; domestic fleece 35O3Sc,
pulled 2513ic, Texas l712tc Pork more active
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