The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-30


2;ol p. m--Sales OF the day included f. DO
bales OF American
American good midding 65I6d; middling
S-i9d; low mitdling l-l6d; good ordinary
lo-lod; ordinary l9-l6d
rutlres-Amertcau middling. low mdiling
clause, August delivery 2-6If6 3-64d; August
and September delivery 8 I-6,d. buyers; Sep
teinber delivery l-64d buyers: September and
Ootsper delivery 5264d, sellers; October and
November delivery 5 46-6id, buyers: November
ana december delivery 1854, buyers; Deem
per and January delivery Il 4ll5 4564d;
January and February delivery 1895 45-6tI;
February and March delivery 46-64d. sellers
autures steady The failure of a small cotton
firm is reported.
100 p. n futures: American mi iiung. low
mlddl'nE clause, August delivery Sod value;
August and September delivery 1896 264d;
september delivery l-6l G6 esd: September
aud October delivery 5 52-64d; October and
and November delivery 45-6l@5 47-64d; No
yenber ana December delivery 45-6IA5 46-6ld;
December and January delivery fi-6f05 Is 64d;
January and February delivery 44-640.5 4l64d;
February and March delivery 46-54d sellers
NEv YORK, Aug. p, nopn.-Cotton opened
quiet; midtling uplands Il lice: mddling or.
leans li14c; sales to-day 459 bales
tutures-Tne market opened steady, with
sales as follows: August delivery 10 Sc Sep
TENDER delivery 10 I4c, October delivery 10 BIC,
Move nicer delivery 10 35c, December delivery
10 l0c' January delivery 10 He
300 p. m.-CottOn steady; middling II lice;
low middhng 10Ssc, good ordinary CSC: net
receipts here to-day - bales. gross 319; sales to
day I35 bales. all to spinners; exports. to Great
Britain 500 bales; stock at this port IS 1854 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 35S
bales, gross 1857; exports, 30 Great Britain
$3.50 bales to the continent 1873 bales, to France
=; forwarded 1,0s2 bales. sales 2,Ol3 bales.
all to spnnerS
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week AZ, 7sl bales exports, to Great Britain
6,455 bales, TO France --, TO the continent 1873.
Total net receipts since Sept. /, s. $50 052 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 2St3 749 bales to
France 1929, to the continent l,543,9S1 bales,
channel IL $50 bales
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF $3.50 bales, as follows: August delivery
nominal, September delivery 10 610Dl0 6Sc;
October delivery 10 42Ul0 43c November deliv-
cry 10 33Ggl0 o4c; December delivery 10 S3c;
January delivery 10 5000 3Sc; February deliv.
cry 10 4ic; March delivery 10 48@t10 45c, April
delivery 10 4SGll0 soc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at decline of seven points on Septem-
Der and three points on other months, closing
steady at five to six points decline from yester
days closing prices. Receipts at the ports
were 5, S55 bales, against O. S33 last year and for
the week were ~, ISL bales, against 27.709 bales
year ago. The market got an electric shock
from Liverpool in a decline of 5-6i6o6-64d there
in near positions and 3-64d in more distant
months, with sales there of only 5000 bales and
rumors that as many as seven of the smaller
operators in that market had suspended. And
yet, though this caused selling by Greeks, Ger
mans and southern operators. here the decline
was only moderate, since there was enough
covering and scattered long buying to act as a
break on the downward movement. Crop re-
ports were in the main very favorable, though
mentioning some complaints of dry weather in
A. kansas and a little rust in Alabama, adding
that picking will be geuera by Sept. 20. There
was good rain at Charlotte, n. c. but else
where the precipitation was light Some pri-
vate cables from Manchester we're more favor
able, though public advices were of the dullness
OF trade there. Cotton on spot was dull aad
easier,
GALVESTON, Aug. 29.-Cotton steady; middling
10Ac.
NORFOLK, Aug. 29.-Cotton steady; middling
10atc.
BALTIMORE, Aug 29.-Cotton nominal mid
BosroS, Aug. 29.-Cotton quiet and weaker;
mid Hing li16c.
wILMINeroN Aug s9-Cotton quiet; middling
101tc.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29.-Cotton steady; mid
ding II &c.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 10lac
Futures Market closed quie. and steady, with
sales of 9l,40O bales, as follows: August de-
livery C, September delivery 10 oSc Octo-
Der delivery SIC, November delivery SIC,
December delivery o SIC, January delivery
April delivery 10 lie, May delivery 10 lie.
MOBILE, Aug. 29.-CotJon nominal; m:ddling
1O4c.
AUGUSTA, Aug. a9-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 10 3-16c.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 29.-Cotton firm; middling
l0&1l0l6c.
MONTGOMERY. Aug. 20.-Cotton weak; mid
ding lOlsc.
Macon@Not received.
COLUMBUS Aug. 29.-Cotton steady; middling
l0c.
NASHVILLE, Aug 29-Cotton quiet and nomi-
nall middliug 106c.
SELMA Aug 2J,-Cotton steady; middling
ROME Aug. e9.-Cotton nominal; middIing
ATLANTA, Aug 2s.-Cotpon firm; middling
11Ac. No receipts.
NEW YoIK, Aug 2e.-Consoh 'ated net re-
ceipts a. Iii cotton 'orts to-day were 9,59
bales; exports, o Great BRAIN b29 bales;
the continent - bales stock at all the ports
75,02l bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 90, noon.--wheat firm; de-
mand fair; holders Offer sparingly; receipts
for the past three days were 153 600 centals,
Including io4 900 American Corn firm; demand
improvidg: receipts of American for the past
three days were los,4oO centss. Weather
showerY.
Nsw Yoaz, Aug. 20, noon.-Fiour dull AMI
weak " neaJ dul and easy. Corn quiet aud
weak PORK gust AMI STEADY at $13 250I3 90.
Lard quiet and weak at Sc 45. FreiRhts steady
500 D. m,-kIour, southern quiet aud weak;
common to fair extra So 35(l4 %; good to choice
81 01Gl6 20. Wheat unsettled and dull; No.
red, 81 0JQ1 051s in elevator; options closed
steady; No red August delivery 81 05A;
September delivery 81 0516 October delivery
81 063S; November delivery 81 OH. Corn
moderately active and strong; No. 2 red, 541t4
5514c in elevator; options closed firm; August
denvery 55Ac; September delivery 5414c; Oc-
tober delivery 543sc Oats spot, higher; options
stronger and fairly active; August delivery
4111c; September delivery 41c; October 40S4;.
No. spot, 4t14G41c; mixed western 85144c.
Hops strong and quiet; state 22lD Csc. Coffee
Options closed steady and unchanged TO points
down. August delivery SIS 05GD1S 10; Sepetm-
Der delivery, Sl7 750l7 80; October delivery
Sl7 2J017 rs; spot klo firm: fair cargoes at
2ONc Sugar-raw higher and firm; fair
refining 5sc; centrfugals &C. test, SIC; refined
firm. Moderate demand; Molasses. foreign
leum steady but dull Cotton seed oil quiet;
crude Csc Wool quiet: domestic fleece 330t36c;
pulled 2613ic, Texas l7Q>24c Pork quiet and
steady: mess S12 Bob 90; extra prime
30 006Dl0 So Beef steady; extra mess
81 75070o Hams, beef easy at lie Tierced
beef steaiy Cut meats tirm picked bellies
SIC. picked shoulders 59Sc, picked hams Ii q
1l15c Middles quiet and steady; short clear
IS 20. Lard dull; western steam So 90; city
So 90; September delivery Is IS; october deliv.
cry So 5606 81. Frelghts firm; cotton led
bid; grain Nd
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.--Iu wheat there was a
mode ate business. The feeling was unsettied,
am prices were again lower. The market was
governed more by local speculation than out
side news of which there were but little re-
ceived The opening was rather stronger and
prices were 4GD1bc higher. influenced some by
firm cables and desire on the part of shorts TO
cover besides the decline yesterday brought in
some outside buying orders, but renewed selling
cts vfAA na bat a nd a q a