The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-06

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COTTON.
NEW York, Aug 5, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; middling uplands l214c; mid
ding Orleans 127-l6c; sales to-day 2O2 bales.
Futures-The market opened dull but steady
with sales as follows: August delivery II 93c,
September delivery II Ole. October delivery
10 45c, November delivery IL 49c, December
delivery 10 ACC, January delivery 10 sic.
| ding uplands 121ac midding Orleans IL 7-l6c;
net receipts to-day - bales, gross -; sales to-
day 273 bales.
The first bale of new crop, Texas cotton,
clasSed about strict middling. and was sold al
| public auction for l214c per pound.
Futures-Market closed steady with sales of
$4,000 bales, as follows: August delivery II $50
| II 93c: september delivery Ii 061ll 07c; DC
tober delivery 10 690l0 zoe; November deliv-
| cry 10 5i9l0 55c: December delivery 0411
10 SIC; January delivery 10 5SGDl 0 soc; Febru-
airy delivery 10 6SglO 6ic; March delivery
| 10 5000 Csc; April delivery 10 71Gll0 nc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at last nights prices, closing steady at
| to points advance. We had rather more of
| the market to-day. Receipts at the ports did
not show an expected increase. There was
! renewal of drought reports from the south
west, and the bulls had IT that rivata accounts
| from Manchester were strong, justifying the
| belief that Liverpool may open dearer to-
morrow Hence, the moderate buylng. whicd
was sufficient to account for the advance be-
| cause sellers are exceedingly timid. Bearer
money had no effect. The bulge came to an
end at the last call, and in the closing hour
| business vas very dull. Cotton on spot was
| fairly active part for export"
| GALVESTON, Aug. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1I3sc; net receipts bales, gross ,; sales 10
| bales; stock Il bales
NORFOLK, Aug. 5.-Cotton steady; middllng
| 1156c; net receipts bales, gross Z; sales -
| bales; stock 1,454 bales; exports coaStwise So
| bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Cotton dull; middling
| - &c; net receipts bales, gross 20; sales
none; stock IA bales; exports coastwse 200
| bales.
! BosroN, Aug. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
! i2Ac;net rec ipts - bales, gross "a; sales -
bales stock - bales; exports to Great Britain
| l bale.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 5.-Cotton quiet mid
ding l13sc; net receipts bales, gross =;
| saes Pol bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1850; receip PTS - bales, gross -; STOCK
| 979 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 11&c; net receipts bales, gross g.;
| sales $50 bales stock 4,762 bales; exports to
! Great Britain 4, 99g bales.
| Futures-The market closed dull with sales
| of $500 bales follows: August delivery
| II 92c, September delivery 10 &c, October de-
| livery 10 zoe. November delivery 10 lie, De-
cemDer delivery 10 lie, January delivery
| 10 l7c, February delivery 10 23c, March delivery
| 10 29c. April delivery 10 BIC.
| MOBILE, Aug. 5.-Cotton nominal; middliDg
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| bales; stock 302 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.--Cotton nominal; middling
| 111hc; receipts bales; shipments bales;
| safes - bates; stock IA bales.
| AUGUSTA, Aug. 5.-CotJon quiet but steady
| middljng l1ssc; receipts bales; shipments g.;
sales bales; stock 50 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Aug. o. jotton firm; mid fling
| 1880; net receipts bales, gross ,; sales :
| bales; STOCK III bales; exports coastwise 10
| bales
NEW YosK, Aug 5.-Con soil lated net re-
| ceipts at all cotton por,s to-day were 953
bales; exports 20 Great BrIcain $40 bales;
| to the continent bales; stock at all the ports
| 62,931 bales
| New YoRK Aug 5. noon.-Fiour quiet and
! firm. Wheat active and higher. Corn inactive
| and steady. PORK dull but steady at S13G14
Lard quiet but steady at So 271a. Freights quiet
| and easy.
500 D. m.-Flour, southern strong and in
fair demand; common 81 1908 So good to
| choice 81 450450 Wheat, active; No. red
| 9659S94c in elevator; options closed firm at an
| advance; No. red, August delivery 9S15c, Sep
TENDER delivery 995sc, Oc ober delivery 81 O014c,
and firm; No. red $500 in elevator; op-
tions active-August delivery 5456c, September
| delivery $3.50, October delivery 56Ac. Oats
higher; options model ately active and stronger
! 4414c, October delivery 40}sc, No. , spot 4a@
| 3216c.. Hops steady but quiet Coffee options
closed steady-August delivery II 70Gl7 75c,
September delivery II 15@17 soc, october
|
| fair demand, fair cargoes BIC. Sugar, raw firm
but quiet; fair refining 4Zac; centrifugals, 96o
test, 519c; refined quiet and unchanged; G "A
extra 5-l605]sc, white extra G 5495 Lice
| yellow 496QS4t4c, off A 514@5 7-16c, mould A
| ll-16c, standard 15-l6c, confectoners' A
sac, cut loaf, crushed and powdered CSC, gran
! ulated &C. cubes 61sc. Molasses-Foregn nomi
nal; New Orleans quiet. Petroleum quiet, re-
| fined re Wool dull and weak; domestic
fleece 33G3Sc, pulled 26934c, Texas 17024c
| Pork, firm and quiet; mess Sl3 0O01i 90. extra
,-fVr pnAfs1 # hut finn,
mess So IS, plate 81 00G17 so. Beef hams strong
| Tierceo beef dull; mess 12c. Cut meats strong
| and wanted; picked bellies 5ssc, picked shout
| ders 6J4c picked hams 101511lc. Middles quiet
| short clear &c. Lard higher and active; west
| ern steam Sc AN city S. GO; options-Septem
Der delivery S66 80, October delivery 81 "a.
! Freights weak; cotton 5-04d; grain I'D
CHICAGO. Aug. Sin wheat there was rather
| large trading, and after weaker and lower
| opening prices recovered and passed the higher
| figure Of yesterday by 1c. The opening was
| 12G134c lower, and further declined $4c, but the
| market suddenly became stronger, and steadily
| advanced about points above inside figures,
| then eased off and closed 1501kc higher than
| yesterday, The early decline and weakness
| was attributed TO a desire to realize by local
| parties and some selling orders from outside
were received Then buying orders became
| more numerous and up went prices. The bust
ness for bull speculation now is the condition
of wheat in the northwest and the possible Drop
| there. The news generally is unfavorable. Corn
| was fairly active and stronger due largely to
| the firm feeling in wheat, many outside buyers
| of corn, which also had some influence. There
we're no rains of consequence in the corn belt,
but the temperature was said to be lower and
more favorable. The market opening 16@14c
above the close of yesterday, it was easy tor
short time. then firmed up, advancing 4016c.
ruled firm. and closed 1491hc better than yes
| terday. Oats were active and higher, opening
| about the lowest and closing at nearly the
| highest, and recorded a net advance Of sc In
| mess pork considerable interest shown,
| prices advanced 40 D45c and the market closed
| rather firm. Lard was active, prices advanced
| 106115c and the advance was fairly well sup
| ported to the close Short rib sides were act