The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-20

Iennesseess SIS 1S15 Terminal. :. 20I1
Va Is eoasolitsi. 50 St. SIP Paul ai'An S S0
Caes s Ohio 49,. : nreterrei.. VS. VS.
NorthWeyern.. lOoA Texas Pacific.
- Dreferrei 143 Tenn Coal & Iron. A
Della ana Lack. 1875 Union Pa ciic. 49, 59A
Erie. 25tS n. J. C-n-ral 1921
last reaness g. Missouri Pacidc - 70A
Lake ) more. 800. 1855 Western Un.on - $685.
L vile \ Nash 81 Cotton iii ceri i. 2Sss
Memphis & q ls-. 81 Bru ,swick. 81
Mobile Ohio. % Mobile & Ohio As 64IS
NASH. Chasta.. lO3 Silver certificates 1l9L
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 10, noon.-Cotton weak and
inactive; An-rIcan middliug esd; sales ZOO
ba.es, OF which 800 were for speculate, n and
export; receipts 1000 bales, of which 800 were
American.
Futures -American m ling low middling
clause, August delivery 2964d. also 27-6id;
August aud September delivery 96-64d. also
2564d elso 24-Gid, also o 22-64d. also 23-64d;
SEPTEMBER delivery 26-6id, aso 25-64d, also
23-64i; September and October delivery
5 6l-6i91 G0-64d; October and November de-
livery So Cad, also 5I-64d November and De-
cember delivery 5O-6ld; December and January
delivery 496ld; January and February de-
livery 436id Futures STEADY.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day included 800
bales or American.
American good middling 1l-.6d; middng
6 9-l6d; low middlng 6 7-l6d; good ordinary
5-l6d; ordinary 3-16d
Fut1res-Ams rican midiug low middling
clause, AUGUST delivery 6 2S6Id sellers; Au-
~-0
Septem Der delivery 2i-64d sellers; September
and october delivery e0-6IG5 61-64d: October
and November delivery 5 52-64d, buyers; No
vember and december delivery 50-6i(15 51-64d;
De :eI1ber and January delivery 4S64d; January
and February delivery 50-64i; February and
March delivery 55064Q5 5l-6id. Futures
steady.
AGO o. m Futures: American miidling. low
mlddl.ne cia Use, August delivery 8 22-54d,
II rs; August and September delivery 25-541,
sellers September delivery 23-64d sellers;
| SeDGeIQber October delivery I'M
| October and November delivery 5264d,
value; November and December delivery
5 49-6i05 50-64d; January and February de-
| liver 49-64G5 Ibid; February and March de-
| liv' ry 51-5ld. Futures closed steady
New YoeK, Aug. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
| easy; midiling upands II i5-16c; mtddlins Or
| leans 1880; sales to-day 1913 bales.
Futures-Tne market opened steady, with sales
as follows: August delivery II SIC. September
Der delivery 10 Ale, December delivery 10 Ale,
| January delivery 10 45c.
Futures-MarSet closed steady. with sales of
81, so bales, follows: August delivery IL G50
| i &c, September delivery 10 ooc; October
delivery ~ t01l0 PC: November delivery 10 AS
@plO 4bc; December delivery II 45@10 46c; Jan
uary delivery 10 49@l0 SIC; February delivery
10 SIC; March delivery 10 5000 5Sc, April de-
| livery 10 1910 &c.
500 p m Cotton closed easy; middling up
| lands IL 15-l6c middling Orleans 12lSc; net re-
ceipts to-day y bales gross 1853; sales to-day 400
| bales
| The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at decline of points on August and
| log points on other months, closing steady at
| unchanged prices on August and September,
| and an advance of BOA points on other months
| fro n yesterdays closing. There was an early
| decline, especially in August, with Liverpool
| dull aud lower, Manchester sluggish, lower
| southern markets and long Sellug but later
there was rally, owing to stronger private dis
patches from Liverpool and some good buying
| by leading firms. Cotton on spot was dull and
/ weak. but not quotablY lower
| GALVESTON, Aug. 19.-Cotton easy; mid Sling
II oltc; net rece pts Sl4 bales, gross S14-all
| new crop; sales 100 bales; stock 1879 bales.
| NORFOLK, Aug. 19.--Cotton nominal; middling
| l11Sc; net receipts IS bales, gross 95-ihcluding
bale new; sales - bales; stock 1,275 bales;
| exports. coaStwise AZ bales.
| BALTIMORE, Aug. 1p.-Cotton dull; middling
| 12c; net receipts = bales, gross coo; sales
none: stock GIo bales; exports, to Great Britain
| 900 bales.
BosroN. Aug 19.-Cotton dull and lower;
middlns IL 15-l6c: net rec .ipts 80 bales, gross
| 35; salo} - bales; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Aug. 19.-Cotton very quiet; mid
ding ll34c; net receipts l bale, gross /; sales
| none: stock 252 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l2lac net receipts none, gross none; stock
| 3,l09 bale
New ORLEANS, Aug. 19-Cotton closed dull;
middling ll14c; net receipts 1912 bales, including
,01 new crop; gross 1882; sales 10 bales; stock
6725 bales; exports, to the continent AZ bales,
| coaStwlSe 200.
Futurea-The market closed quiet but steady,
! with sales of p 7OG bales as follows: August de
livery II &c, Septemb -r delivery 10 SAC, Octo-
December delivery 96c, January delivery
20 02c, February delivery 10 Csc, March delivery
| 10 14c, April delivery 10 18c
MOBILE, Aug. 19.-Corton market nominal;
| mod ing II 5-16c: net rec :ipts 1879 bales, in
GLIDING SO new; gross 80; sales bales; stock
81 bales; exports, coastwise 80 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug Ia ott1n nominal; middling
l12sc; receio pts bales; shipments II bales; sales
| bales. StOC ~ bales
| Az IUsTA. Aug. 19.-CotJon quiet but steady;
middling 1850; new cotton &c off; receipts IA
| bales, all new; hpments 80 bales; sales 81
bales; sock 252 bales
| CHARLESTON, Aug. 1o.-"otton firm; mid ling
! 10 l}-16c; net rece p bales, gross 9-including
G new; sa.es 90 bales; stock 1879 bales; exports,
coastwise 302 bales.
ATLANTA. Aug. 19.-Cotton firm; middling
| l115c; no receipts.
NEw YoAK, Aug. 19.-Conson 'ated net re
| celpts at al cotton -sorss to-day were 2>S
| DaeS; exports. G'eat BrI ala 906 bales, to
| the continent az bales, TO F. ance %; stock at
all the ports 1854 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 49, noon.-wheat quiet de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
| for the past three DAYS were 2S0010 centals,
including 10000 American. Corn quiet; re-
ceipts for the pasrt three days were 80, 200 CEN
tails. Weather fair.
NEW YORK., Aug. 10, noon.-FIour quiet but
| firm. Wheat active and firm. Corn active and
| strong. PORK quiet but steady at $l2 50dD13 25
Lard quiet and irregular at So As. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.--FIour, southern higher but dull;
| common to fair extra 80 35QD4 90. good to
choice S40006 co. Wheat dull and higher, and
! closing firm; No. red, S. 10A0l 1919; options
opened active, closing at best prices. Reports
| or frost in Minnesota and Oak TIA and active
milling demands in interior prompted advance
| foreigners sold early. but bought toward close;
| No red August delivery 81 091S; September
delivery 81 1914; October delivery 81 lOt4. Corn
dull but higher. closing firm: No. red. 500
| 5534c; options advanced l>s0issc above ysster-
day; August aud September delivery 55@55zscc
May delivery $3.50. Oats duh ana Unsettled;
| options active anu firmer; August delivery 44c,
September delivery 424c; No. spot 1870
46I6c; western, mixed, 43147c. Hops strong;
staIe l9125c; old l0G15c. Coffee quiet
Sugar firm and quiet; fair refining SC;
centrifugas, go test, 53Sc; refined firm, fair
demand; c 516c, yellow $4,000, extra G $50
| 7-l6c, off a 9-l6O5 16c, mould 8 Bloc,
standard A G1sc, confectioners' A 11-16c cut
| loaf and crushed l1-16c, powdered 9-l6c,
| granuated 6 3-l6c, cubes 3l6c. Molasses-
New Orleans, firm and better demand; common
| TO fancy 2J04.c. Petroleum quiet and steady
crude IN barrels S. 10; refined here, 81 35;
cotton seed oil firn and quiet; crude 30
| Wool weal and dull; domestic fleece 3j03Sc,
pulled 26l13lc, Texas l7924c Pork more active
/ and steady mess ST. 50@13 20. extra
prime 81 0J010 So Beef strong but quiet;
extra mess So 1907 % Hams, beef. firm, duh
quoted at SIS. Tierced beef quiet but firm; city
extra India mess re. Cut meats steady, fair
pickled hpllies 53AMec pickleQ shoulders 531c,