The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-14

Lake Shore. 49,. l074 Western Union. =. s2N
L'ville & Nash. s5ss Cotton Oil cerria. 2S5s
Mobiles Ohio. 2lIS Mobile & Ohio As 64Sz
Nash. & Chart'a.. 100 Silver certificates. III y
COTTON.
LI-ERPooJ. Aug. IS. noon.-Cotton steady
and IN fair demand; American middling 6 11-l6d
sales - bales, of which 1000 were for specu-
latiOn and export; receipts 200 bales, of which
800 bales were American.
Futures -AmeIcan IN ing. 'ow middling
clause, August delivery 40-64d; August aud
September delivery s Ss-64d, also 6 37-64d /;
September and October delivery 1-64d; Octo-
Der and November delivery 56-64i. also
55364d; November and December delivery
9 81 64d; December and January delivery
| 50 Sid; January and February delivery
| 5 5s-64d. Futures quiet.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
bales old
200 p. m.-sales of the day included $500
bales of American.
American middling li-16d
tuturas-American middling, low middling
clause, August delivery 40-64d. buyers; Au
gust and September delivery 8 37-64i, buyers;
September delivery S7-64d. buyers; Septem-
Der and November delivery 5 55-6405 56-64d;
November and December delivery $500
| 5 5f64d; December and January delivery 52-54
as 5S-64d; January and February delivery SO 81
| as So 641; February aud March delivery 1894
| @5 55-64d Futures-Near months quiet and
distant months easy.
400 p. MIXTURES: American miidnng. low
mlddling clause, August delivery $3.50
8 40-6id; August and September delivery 36-64d,
value; September delivery 36-64d, value; Sep
| tember and October delivery Cad, sellers;
November and December delivery 5S-64d,
| value; December and January delivery 52-64d,
| buyers; January and February delivery
5S6td, buyers; February and March delivery
| D 53-6id, buyers. Futures closed easy.
| MANCHESTER, Aug. 13.--The Guardian says:
| Cotton is hardening and the market is gen
orally strong. though demand limits prac
ticable business. Yarns are firmer than cloth,
| owing to strong cotton reports. There will be
| cessation of production in the Oldham dis
| trlct for eight or nine days during the next
three weeks There is little inquiry for cloth.
| Best snirtings are firm; medium grades neg
lected."
| New YORK, Aug. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 12lsc; adding Orleans
| IL 5-ltc: sales to-day 1856 bales.
Futures-The MARKET opened steady with sales
| as follows: August delivery II 93c, September
delivery 10 &c. October delivery 10 65c, Novem-
/ Der delivery 10 49c December delivery 10 4sc
January delivery 10 SIC.
500 p. m. Cotton closed quiet; midding up
| lands ~ 1-l6c; middliny Orleans 1214c; net re-
| celpts to-day - bales gross -; sales to-day 279
| bales.
Futures-Market closed with August firm
other months stea iy, with sales of $4,000 bales,
as follows: August delivery II 9201l 9ic; Sep
| tsmber delivery IL 040l1 05c October delivery
10 620ll 63c; November delivery 10 47GDlO 4Sc;
| December delivery 10 47M10 4Sc; January de
| livery 10 SIC; February delivery 10 56D10 SIC;
March delivery 10 5000 Gle, April delivery
| 10 "a (l10 Sc
The Suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
| opened at TWO points decline, with further de-
| cine of ten points on August, six points on
| september. and four to five on other months by
p. M, which was afterward partially re-
| covered, closing on August at ! point decline
| and on other months at two to four points de-
| cline from yester lays closing prices. Bulls
made slight effort to support the price at the
| first call this morning, but the weakness of
4 Liverpool and exceptionally large receipts at
| the ports Q.49S bales, of which 1889 bales,
| mostly old c)tton. at Charleston), together with
continued good picking weather, gave down
ward turn 20 values, which was not arrested
| till August sold at IL 76c aud September at lie
The weakest period of the day was at the last
call. In the last IS minutes the spirit OF the
| market was CO npletely changed. August sold
at III sc, II sc and II 95c SO quickly that the
bears nearly lost their breath. Other months
made slight recovery. Cotton OF spot was
| 3 1-16c lower and dull"
GALVESTON, Aug 13.-Cotron steady; middling
| 1lSsc; net receipts 70 bales, gross 73-all new
| crop; sales 175 bales; stock 400 bales; exports,
| coastwiSe Ia bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 19.-Cotton steady; middling
| 1176c; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales q
bale; stock 1850 bales; exports, coastwise 113
| bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-Cotton dull; middling
| 1910; net rsceipts bales, gross 277; sales
| none; stock 6)3 bales.
| BOSTON. Aug 13.-Cotton-Holiday; net re
| ceipts - bales, gross -; sales - bales; stock
| - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Aug 13.-Cotton dull and easy
miiddiing l1asc; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales none; stock PA bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1880; net receipts Is bales, gross II; STOCK
| 3,l03 bales.
mddling l144c; net receipts 1SS bales, gross
| 1873 Including 1S5 new crop; sales 800 bales;
stock 1883 bales; exports, to Great Britain 72'
| bales.
| Futures-Tne market closed stea ", with sales
| of u SOC bales as follows: August delivery
| II &c, September delivery 10 Sc october de
livery 10 &c. November delivery 10 csc. De-
| 10 09c, February delivery 10 l5c March delivery
| 10 &c, April delivery 10 20c.
| MOBILE, Aug. 13.-CoLJon market nominal
midd ing, II 5.16c; net rec epts 81 bales oss
81, including bales new crop; sales - bales;
| stock 81 bales; exports, coastwise go bales Two
bales of new crop Mississippi cotton sold to-day
| at l3lsc and bale new crop from Florida at
| 15c.
MEMPHIS, Aug 13.-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 111ac; receipts II bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales; stocl IA bales.
AU5UsTA, Aug. IL. Cotton quiet but steady !;
middling 1850; receiats 81 bale; sh pments - !;
sales 1863 bales; stoc4 800 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. a. otson firm; mid ling
| l136c; net rece I Jos balos, gross l,l0s; sales
- bales; stock 800 bales.
| New YORK, Aug. 13.-Con 'oh ated net re-
ceipJs a. Ill cot on today were l,49S
| ia ss; exports, Gceat Bri ain 729 bales,
10 Uu6 continent OdlSS, SIOCh dt Lu0 pOTLS
| 54,231 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIvaRP Dol, Aug. 10, noon. Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corr
steady; emand fair: new mixed IS 4d.
NEW YORK Aug. 10, noon.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull but
steady Por, quiet and easy at Sl2 5OGl3 %.
Lard quiet and easy at S6 40. F'reights easy.
500 0. m.--Flour, southern strong and in fair
demand; common to fair extra SO O001} 40.
good to choice SO 1894 65. Wheat unsettled
and higher, moderate milling business; No. z
red, 81 04I1Ql 0i5s in elevator; options ad-
vanced lA03c on bullish wheat, though poor
crop news from Dakota, fell back on eallzlng
and closet weak at 4Gt2sc over yesterday. and
fairly active. No red August delivery 81 o.;
September delivery ST. 049s: october delivery
81 04@A; November delivery 81 05; December
delivery ST. 04a4; May delivery 81 101A. Corn
moderately active aud weaker; No. cred. 5514c
in elevator; options weak, sc down; better
crop news, free selling on western account
| August delivery 55c; September delivery 55c,
October delivery 555sc; December delivery
| 555kc; May delivery 53c Oats steady but fairly
| active; options dull: August delivery 43Nc,
September delivery 4214c, October delivery 4214c;
No 2 spot 1890; mixed western, 4l07c:
| Hops strong but quiet state 16022c, old
| S1l2 Coffee options closed steady
| August delivery II 5OC01s 40, September de-
livery IS Soc october delivery IL 75Wl6 9Oc.
November delivery 16 25016 40c, spot Rio firm
and ques fair cargoes 201xc. Sugar, raw active;
fair refining sc bid centrfugals, 96' test
5Sgc; refined fairly active a. 1-l6c up G, 516c
extra 51605l-16c. white extra G $40