The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-16

middling clause, August delivery S,ffd
sellers; August and -ptember delivery Sa6id
S Se.lecs; September delivery 63+64d. 5 Il rs;
september and OctOb-r delivery 3D. sellers:
october and November delivery 546i6.
oo-o4d; November aud Decembar delivery
oso4 - sod; December and January de
nVery 9l-bi U 5264d. January and February
delivery 5l-6415 52-6td; February and March
ueliVery 5@75i a. 536id. Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, Aug. Is, noon.-Cotton opened
steady: midtling uplands l. i-i6c; m.ddling Or
leans l2s4c; sales to-day ls9 bales
rutdres-The market opened steady, with sales
as follows: August delivery II Sc September
delivery II O4c. october delivery 10 Ole, Novem-
January delivery 10 Sic
500 p. Motion quiet; middling 10 Lice:
low mlddling ilesc, good ordinary 1034c; net
g Zee to-day - bales. gross :; sales today
5l9 bales sales to spinners 1l9 bales; exports TO
Great Britain l.6S4 bales, to the continent =;
stock 1888 bales
Futures-Market closed duh. with sales Of
zs-V0 baleS, as follows: August delivery II 50
OIL Sic; September delivery II O3dll Ole: Octo-
Der delivery 10 21l 63c: November delivery
II EDlO 80; Dec amber delivery II 470lO 4Sc;
January delivery 10 510l0 52c; February de-
livery 10 5oUl0 SIC; March delivery 10 500
10 ri, April delivery 10 "a osl0 66c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at decline Of points on August aud 2
points on Others. closing duh at dec inc of 5
points on August and 162 points on other
months from yesterdays closing prices The
receipts at the ports to-day were 9SS bales and
INC pdSJ week . pal6S. II was to-day a case
OF Scylla aud Charyb dis-operators on the cot
ton exchange were between the devil and the
deep sea in favor Of the bears. Liverpool and
Manchester were dull and weak. Crop accounts
We're almost uniformly good, aud new cotton
begins TO show itself pretty freely Three
times as mucl at the ports and interior towns
as one year ago. But there was that goblin
slver-its advance and upward tendency not
only prevented selling, but so far worried the
bears that, after a weak opening, thew caused a
recovery by small buying to cover contracts
Speculation was very fiat, however, and the in
creased interior receipts eportsd late in the
day caused a slight decline. Cotton on spot
was moderately active. part for arrival"
weekly net receipts at New York -
bales gross 1914; exports, TO Great Britain
$500 bales; to the continent 81 bales forwarded
100 bales, sales 1913 bales; sales TO spinners
1908 bales.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 3,'SS bales; exports, to Great Britain
1887 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. I5.-Cotton easy; middling
1880.
NORFOLK, Aug. 15.-Cotton steady; middling
11Ac.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-Cotton dull middling
124c.
BosroN, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet and easy;
mdding IL 1-l6c.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet and
nominal; middling ll3sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1215c.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-Cotton easier;
Futures Market closed quiet and steady, with
sales of $500 bales, as follows: August de-
livery II CSC, September delivery 10 sec, Octo-
Der delivery 10 lie, November delivery 10 03c
| December delivery 10 03c, January delivery
10 O9c, February 10 l5c, March 10 Gle
MOBILE, Aug. i5.-Cotton nominal; middling
| II j1Gc
MEMPHIS, Aug 15.-Cotton nominal; middline
| 1115c.
AUGUSTA, Aug 15.-Cotton quiet but steady
middling 1880.
| 11Ssc.
MONTGOMERY Aug 15.-Cotton nominally un
| hanged.
Maco1-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Aug. l5.-Cotton quiet; middlinf
| 1114c.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet mddlins
| 1lSsc.
SELMA July 16.-Cotton steady; middlins
| 111sc.
ATLANTA, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm; middlin.
1116c. No receipts.
NEW YotK, Aug 15.-ConSol ated net re
| ceipts at III cot on DORIS to-day were 0,Q6
| bales; exports, % Great BrI ain zoos bales
to the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
81. S9l bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. /, 5,779 716 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 2,S29, $50 bales Z
France 47S, 227, to the continent l,543,O56 bales
channel II, 552 bales,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIVERPOOL. Aug. Is, noon.-Wheat quiet; de
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
| No. !, rs 516dQ17S I'd; red western spring q
4d@7s 416i; receipts for the past three day
were 81 900 centals, including 10000 Ameri
| can. Corn weak; demand poor; receiDts fol
the pasrt three days we're 5000 centals. Weather
| fine.
New YoRK, Aug Is, noon.-FIour quiet but
| firm. Wheat dull aud unsettled Corn dull ano
| weak. PORK quiet but steady at $12 50ll3 %
Lard quiet and easy at 81 IS. Freghts steady
500 p. m.-Flour, southern firm but quiet
common to fair extra SO 0003 40, good to
| choice 50 75d.4 So. Wheat unsettled closing
| higher; No. red, 81 0j14 in elevator; option,
| closing strong at the highest; No red August
| delivery 81 O444; September delivery 81 0514
| DC ober delivery 81 059s; November delivery
| 81 05; December delivery 81 04$4; May delivery
81 i014 Corn firm and hig ler but dull; No. :
| rel, 544054$4c in elevator; options closed
ber delivery 5416c; october delivery 05a9c;
December delivery 555sc; May delivery 5Jc.
Oats duh and easier; options dull and un
changed to Nc up; August delivery 4l4c, Sep
tenber delivery 1870, October delivery 4214c
No. , spot 1880; mixed, western 4i047c.
Hops quiet but sJrong, state lS02Oc; old SQbl2c.
Coffee-options closed steady and unchanged
to IS points down and quiet August delivery
is 25OlS 10. September delivery II S5t017 90c,
October delivery IL 75@l6 SOC. November de-
livery 16 % Ole 400, spot Rio quiet but firm
at 204c, fair cargoes 20M Sugar, raw fairly
active and firm, fair refining Be; centrifugals,
go test, $3.50; refined active a. 1852 higher;
c 51sc, yellow 47s15c. white extra @ $3.50
7-l6c off 5 1905 16c, mould 63-l5c,
-
loaf ard crushed ll-16c, powdered 9l5c,
granulatei 3-l5c, cubes 6 3-l6c. Molasses-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans, common to
fancy 216l i5c. Petroleum hrner anu in fair
demand; crude in barrels 81 50; refined here.
81 IS. Cotton seed oil quiet but steady; crude
3)c; yellow 35c Wool dull and easy; domestic
fleece 33033c, pulled 26 d 2634c, Texas l7Q124c.
Pork quiet and steady; mess Sl2 50013 25.extra
prime 80 0JOl0 80. Beef dull but strong; extra
mess IS 1906 n, plate 81 0017 so. Hams
unchanged. Terced beef quiet; city extra
India mess 12c Cut meats stronger; picked
bellies 53sc picked shoulders 69614c, picked
hams 101aG11c. MiddIes weak and quiet; short
clear IS 70. Lard over; western steam So 25;
city S. 50; August delivery SO 32 asked; Septem-
| Der delivery So 80 asked; October delivery
| IS IS Freights dull and unsettled; cotton
| 5-54d; grain ia.
CHICAGO, Aug f5.-In wheat trading was
| large. and more or less excitement existed in
| the market. The influences were of variable
character, but the tendency was bullish and the
early declins was covered. The opening was
| steady and first sales were made at about yes
| terdays closing prices, but rather free selling
| caused a shrinkage OF &c. At the decline good
| buying set in and steady appreciation fol
| loved, prices advancing 1HO21sc. fiuctuated
| some What and clos ID at about l}Bc higher for
| September and 1c higher for December than
| the closing figures of yesterday. Corn was
| ira led in to moderate extent The feeling
| prevailing was somewhat frmer cary, opening
| sales being 16Q5Ac better. Offerings, however,
were soon increased and prices sold off aS1112c,
| rallied Ac and closed M611c higher than yester-
| day. In oats trading was more animated, but
| appeared to be chiefly local. The feeling most
| of the session was weak and nervous first sales
were at slight advance, but offerings were 50