The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-13

Erie .... s5Ls NJ. Csntral 1913
East Tennsssse. So Missouri Pacidc :. 20
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Memphis "a 90 Brunswick 2sl1
MobileS Ohio. 2iI4 Mobile & Ohio IS IS
Nash. & Chast's..lO 100 Silver certificates. il2If
LI-xsPo7t- Aug. u. noon--Cotton steady
sales 1000 bales, Of which 500 were for specu-
latiOn aud export; receipts 5000 bales, of which
| 60 bales were American.
| Futures A nencan m ling. low middng
| clause, August delivery 40-64d, also 4l-64d;
August aud September delivery 6 36-64d also
6 g -64d, also 6 Ss.e4d; September delivery
delivery 6 sod; October and November delivery
ID; December and January delivery 55-6id.
| Futures firm.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day 5000 bales, in
| Guiding 400 bales of American.
| American middling l1-16d
| Futurss-Ameucan middling, low middling
clause. August delivery 4l-64d, buyers; Au-
gust and September delivery 3S-64G6 S9-64d;
| September delivery 3S-64G6 39-64d; Septem-
Der and october delivery o-6ld; October and
November delivery 5s-64d, sellers; November
and December delivery 5664d, value; Decem-
| Der and January delivery 55-64d, buyers;
January and February delivery 55-64d, buyers;
February and March delivery 56-64d, value.
| Futures firm at the advance for near months
| and quiet for distant months.
AGO 3. m futures: American mi 1ding. low
| middling ella Ise. August delivery ID; August
september QellVory o 0S-03Q, september de-
| livery 39-64d; September and october delivery
| 8 3.64d; October and November delivery 57-64D
| So 64d November and December delivery
| . bo-64d; December and January delivery 5i-64
| 95 5564d; January and February delivery
| 5 $500 55-64d; February and March delivery
| 5 55-6id. Futures-Near months closed steady
| and distant months easy.
| NEW YORK, Aug. II. noon.-Cotton opened
| steady; mid Hing uplands ~ &c; midding Orleans
| II 7-l6c; sales to-day l4 bales.
| Futures-Tne market opened steady, with sales
all 4,Is, Il
delivery IL lie. October delivery 10 75c, Novem-
Der delivery 10 5Sc, December delivery 10 5Sc,
January delivery 10 &c.
| 500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling up
| lands 12l4c; mddling Orleans ~ 7-l6c; net re-
ceipts to-day i bales, gross 1865; sales to-day IS
| bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales as follows: August delivery
| II 9tll 95c: September delivery IL 0S0li O9c;
| october delivery 10 L6@ll b1c; November de-
livery 10 50@1O sic: December delivery 10 500
| 10 5lc January delivery 10 55c; February de-
livery 10 5S010 6Oc; March delivery 10 Go
| 10 66c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at ons TO two points advance on near
and unchanged late months, closing quiet
and steady at eight to nine points decline from
| yesterdays closing. The market to-day was a
| clear case of loss of confidence. The weather
| south was reported clear and cool. with a
| bright sun, just what was needed. The receipts
| OF new cotton, especially at the gulf ports, was
| ahead of last season, and the interior were
| wiring offers of new cotton for early arrival,
| soliciting bids. and after a brief struggle TO
| promote further advance on stronger Liver
pool reports, the bulls gave it up. Cotton on
| spot was dull and weak, but not quotable."
GALVESTON, Aug. 12.-Cotton nominal; midding
1l$sc; net receipts 9S bales, gross 9o-all new
| crops sales - bales; stock 81 bales
| NORFOLK, Aug. 12.-Cotton steady; midding
115sc; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales Q
| bale; stock l.473 bales
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Cotton dull; midding
| 1214c, net 1cetDtS bales, gross -; sales
| none: stock 326 bales.
BosroN. Aug 12.-Cotton quiet and unchanged;
mddling i2l4c; net rec 'ipts - bales, gross -;
sales - bales; stock - bales.
ding ll9sc; net receipts bales, gross 81;
sales none; stock 272 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12-Cotton firm; mid
| 3,O25 bales.
New ORLEANS Aug. 12-Cotton nominal:
middling ll4c; net receipts 2l1 bales, gross
| 2S3; sales 10 bales: stock 3,4l3 bales
| Futures-The market closed quiet, with sales
of 1890 bales as follows: August delivery
| IL &c., September delivery 10 Sc, october de-
livery 10 &c. November delivery 10 07c, De-
10 1Sc, February delivery 10 19c, March delivery
10 26c, April delivery 10 33c.
MOBILE, Aug. 12.-Cotton market nominal;
| MIDI ing II slice; net receipts - bales, gross
=; sales 1 bales; stock 81 bales; exports, coast
wise bales.
MEMPH's, Aug. 12.-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 1116c; recei DTS bales; shipments - bales;
sales = bales; stocl 733 bales.
Au3UsrA, Aug l2-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1880; recei ots l bale; shipments 5;
| sales bales; STOCK 2U9 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. 12.-Lotton firm; mid ling
| 1880; net rece ps - bales, gross -; sales =
bales; stock 2ls bales; exports, coastwise 2
| bales.
ATLANTA Aug 12-Cotton firm; middling
| 1112c; no receipts
new YosK, Aug. 12.-Con son ated net re-
celpts at Il cotton oorSs to-day were S76
| bales; exports, % Great Britain 1859 bales,
| IA balaS.
| 1911 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. II, noon.-Wheat firm de.
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No, |, Is 115d; rel western spring Is 415dD
rs Sd; 4ceipts for past three days $4,000 cen
tails, including HOOD American. Corn firm;
demand poor; receipts for the pasrt three days
$1,000 centals. Weather bad early in the week
| but improved latterly.
New YoRk Aug. r. noon.-Flour quiet but
| stronger. Wheat active but weak. Corn dull
and weak Por6 quiet but firm at S13014.
| Lard dull and weak at Sc 30. Freights weaS.
| 500 o. m.-Flour, southern firmer and quiet;
common to fair extra So S5QS3 So, good to choice
| 50 45@3 so. Wheat unsettled, closing higher
chiefly export; No. 9 red, 5 O3J41l Oi14 in ele-
vator; options closed 1A0lasc up, reports of
increased exports the stimulating feature, there
was fewer speculative business, yet an indispo-
sition to sell. No red August delivery 81 03;
81 O4as; November delivery 81 05; December
| delivery 81 0434; May delivery 81 08A. Corn
quiet, lower and weak; No. red 55A 0I5534c
| in elevator; options off 11ec. closed steady but
| much quieter-August delivery 56I6c; Septem
| Der delivery 56l5c. october delivery 571sc; May
| delivery 5JlSc Oats fairly active but weaker;
| options weaker hut moderately active; August
delivery 444cc, September delivery 42Isc, Octo-
Der delivery 1850; No spot 465sc; mixed,
western, 4l047c. Hops dull but steady, state
| 16322c; old S012. tCoffee-options closed
| steady, points down to points up. fair trade
August delivery IS 0O0 is 90. September de-
livery 10 Soc October delivery 16 700l6 75c,
| November delivery 16 25c, spot Rio firm and
| active, fair cargoes 203sc Sugar raw active;
fair refining l5-16c bid; centrifugals, go test,
| 5 1880 bid; refined fairly active and firm at
Sc extra G 4 ll-1605Ac, white extra $50
7-l6c, off 51f@eIsc, mould 61sc.. stand
| ard A &C. confectioners' 13-l6c, cut
| loaf and crushed 65sc, powdered Lice, gran
ulated 1-l6c cubes 61sc Molasses-Foreign
| nominal New Orleans common to fancy 2O4 45c.
| Petroleum firm and in fair demand; crude in
| barrels 81 So; refined here, 81 80. Cotton
| seed oil quiet but firm; crude Soc yellow 35c.
Wool dull and weak; domestic fleece 800 3Sc.
pulled 26025Ac, Texas l7@S24c Pork
easier and dull; mess SIP 50013 %. extra
prime 80 00010 co. Beef firm extra mess
SIS 1906 n, plate 81 O0@D7 so. Tierced beef
dull but firm; city extra India mess 12c. Cut
meats strong; picked bellies 5ssc, picked
shoulders 60644c, picked hams 10zS011c.
| Middles firm; short clear So 20. Lard lower
| aud closed steady but quiet; western
steam 81 az; city SIS IS; August delivery S6 az
| 06 IS; September delivery So As; october de-
livery S. Is. Freights unsettled: cotton 5-O4d;