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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
AUSTIN II. nIYRES.

showed a net loss of 5QS points. This in
teFNal OF weakness was more directly due
10 unsatisfactory cables and large re-
celptS. But the accounts from Texas.
south Carolina and Georgia, as well as
from some other portions of the cotton
pelt were so bad that a renewed demand
10 cover short contracts caused rally to
within a few points of the closing figures
OF yesterday Again, however, the mar
ket turned weak; long cotton appeared
10 be inclined to come out on every rally
Inc local traders knew that the outstand-
ing long interest was a heavy one. aud
they took advantage of every effort the
longs made to unload and tried to I'M
dermine certain larger interests which
they knew to be hanging over the mar
ket. In this they We're only partially sue
cessful.
The market closed steady at a net de-
cline of sal points.
New York, Aug. so, noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened quiet and steady; August,
9-ooc; September, 5.76c; October .. Csc No
NemDer. 6.O2c; December 6.07c; January.
6.13c; February. Sic: March zoe; April,
&C; May, 626c; June. 6.29c.
p. m.-Closed steady; August 69c:
September, 5.71c; October, Sole; Novem-
Der, 5.96c; December, 6.01c; January. 606c;
February 6.09c; March, 6.13c; April. Ice;
May, 6.20c; June, 624e
spot quiet; middling uplands, &C; mid
dllng gulf SEC; sales, $50 bales
New Orleans, Aug. 30.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady. September, 5. 5Saf5 59c:
October. 5.60a561c; November. $500. 65c
December, 5.70d571c; January, 574a5.75c;
FEBRUARY, 5.7@Q5. soc; March, 5S2d5S4c;
April, 5.S6Q5.SSc; May, 5,9)d5.92c.
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PRICES WE'RE IRREGULAR.
Unsettled Sentiment Causes Stocks
to FIuctuntc.

New York. Aug. 30.-The speculative SEN
timent being unsettled to-day, the course
of prices changed several times. and was
very irregular. Net changes are mostly
on the side of gains and in group of
Industrial specialues. The closing was at
the best prices, but in the railroad stocks,
which started off with quite a demon
stration of strength, net advances were
generally below the extreme rise.
The upward impulse at the opening was
due to the much more cheerful feeling in
London regarding the Transvaal outlook.
Buying for London account was about
equal TO yesterdays selling for the same
account. There was some covering also
by local bears, who sold yesterday on the
Transvaal war scare.
Active buying in the railroad list fell off
sharply after the first hour. With the
comparative dullness of railroads and a
reaction in prices on realizing, came re-
newed activity in the Industrial special
ties which continued the rest of the day.
The Tobacco stocks ana the local stocks
were attacked by the bears for effect on
the general market, ana Tennessee Coal
was under pressure. on the other hand,
Brooklyn Transit continued to be ViPor-
ously supported with a view to the discom-
future of the short interest Sugar showed
symptoms of desire to cover on the
part of the bears. The iron ana steel
group were benefited by the continued act
i've demand for the Republic Steel is
sues, which lifted the common stock IA
in the late trading Federal Steel forged
to the front and rose rapidly to 6lA, an
extreme 81.
The municipal stocks rallied from their
previous depression ana the rather buoy
ant tone of the Iudustrials impaired SYM
pathetic nrmness to the railroad list. In
the latter division Of the market stocks
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transactions Follow "A Drop.

New York Aug. SO.-Murphy & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Liverpool cotton cables
this morning were about as expected G-32
decline on spots and a slight concession
on futures), but a selling disposition eX-
listed from the very start which was soon
neGped by Liverpool declining 1-64. The
feeling became more pronounced, till a
drop of points was made by noon. Not
only were locals selling, but New orleans
and Liverpool were also dong their share
Good rains were reported along the At
lantic, and there We're rumors that some
rains were also falling a a few points in
Texas. The early rumors of rain in Texas
have not as yet received confirmation. The
market is draggy at the lowest touched.
Some local covering has been done but it
fails to impart life. Receipts large, but the
shipments show that the demand is equal
to the supply"
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gia, free Of sand, burrs and black wool,
20c; black, lie; bury. 10al2c. Wax, 24c;
tallow, &C. Deer skins. 15c.
Oil-Market steady, demand fair; signal,
45a50c: West Virginia, black 9ul2c; lard,
b8c: neatsfoot 60Gg75c; machinery, l@n25c
Iinseed oil, raw, 47c boiled, Soc; kerosene.
prime white 10c; water white. lie; Pratt s
astral, 12c, deodorized stove gasoline, bar
res, 14c; in drums, 12c.
Gun Powder-Per keg, Austin, crack
shot, $500; half kegs, $225; quarter kegs.
s1.25; Champion ducking, quarter kegs,
81. 25 Dupont and Hazard smokeiess hair
kegs. Sl135; quarter kegs, 1851; l-pound
canisters. 100: less 25 per cent.
Shot-Drop, 800; b b and large, I.s5;
chilled, $l.s5
Iron-Market very steady; swede, 5ci
refined, 21ac; base
Nails-Cut, $27O base; wire, $3.l5 base.
Advanced national list of extras adopted
Dec. !, 1896
Lime. Calcium. Plaster and Cement
Alabama and Georgia lime in fair demand
and sell ht 75c a barrel, bulk and carload
lot. special calcined plaster $50 per bar
rel; hair. 4n5c; Rosedale cement, @.lOn
12O carload lots, special Portland ce-
mont retail 500: carload lots 500.
Lumber r. O. b.. Vessel. savannah
Minimum yard sizes. $l250W400; car stills,
si3. 500b15O0; difficult sizes, $l6.OO@25.0O; ship
stock, S25.0D030.O0; sawn ties, $l0J00l1g0;
hewn ties. 33a36c.
cotton Baggiug-Msrket steady-Jute:
2A- pound. 7c: 2-pound, SIC; lA-pound SIC;
sea island bagging, SIC.
Cotton Ties standard 45-pound arrow,
large lots, $l.25; small lots, $L35.
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GENERAL SLUMP IN COTTON.
..,-,,r HEGINs EARLY AND DROPS
INTIL THE CLOSING.

Tpauences Believed to Have
Cau.ed the DecIine-Receipts Have
la,.ed spinners to Take SAN
.ioe View of Things-sDirits Firm
- consciousness in Hardware
"a supplies Fairly Active.
e.-,rrab. Aug. 3O.-The feature of the
-..,. to-day was the general drop in
.qrbich declined at the opening and
.-.sJ its downward tendency until
l,-, There were several things
, are said to have influenced the mar
among them being declines in New
VI raa5rts of rains in certain districts
- ,bs cotton belt. and that recent heavy
,r- have inspired a confidence on the
of SINNERS which inclines them TO
-.-,s.n out of the market. Unsatisfactory
.t-.s the weather conditions, and the
..,,.r7eut of spinners, caused New York
-, show up a net loss of from to points.
..t.c5 doubtless had its effect upon the
minor markets. The local market was
reported quiet
There was nothing to add interest to
,r,rs,-ifons in naval stores during the
d., Spirits were firm at 45 cents, the
rr..4 to which the market rebOunded after
,be recent slump. Efforts are said TO
have been made by exporters to take up
some of the offerings at A cents, but the
tact there were no transactions at this
6sura demonstrated that the market held
q firm position Rosin was firm and UNI
changed There We're no reported sales
dprire the day While there is a consid-
cradle supply on the wharves, it is SAID
the inspectors have been unable to proceed
With their classiticatons, owing 20 the bad
weather. The weather has also made
thngs announcement for the factors, who
can DO nothing until samp.es are obtains
ed A satisfactory business was reported.
however some of the transactions being
to- late for the daily report.
business in the other departments of
trade was fairly active. There is a whole
some demand at present for building ma
tarial. including hardware, sash, doors,
lumber and other supplies. The wholesale
hardware departments are enjoying a good
business, though they expect a decided
improvement later on. None of the de-
partments reported any material changes
IN quotations. The produce market re-
NAMED firm at previous quotations. The
following resume of the different markets
will show the tone and quotations at the
close to-day:
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sPINNERs HAVE NO FEAR.
Despite Reported Injury to Crops
They Don't Enter the Market.

New York, Aug. 3o.-Hubbard. Bros. &
Co., say of cotton: There is no relief in
sight from the drought in Texas. The gov
eminent predicts continued hot and dry
weather for the next two days Each day
must add to the injury 10 the crops in that
section, but the trade feels that the heavy
receipts viii convince the spinners that
they may have no fear of the future, and
they will. therefore remain out of the
market 1t is upon this basis that brought
the decline in the market to-day as there
was no new Developments regarding the
crop TO affect prices. our Liverpool cables
stale that Neil was less bearish than ex-
pected, which would seem 10 indicate some
further circular had been issued abroad
which is not known here. The local short
interest has apparently been increased
during the afternoon. Tho c.ose was steady
on a small trade. but the local feeling is
against the market"
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Lard-Market firm; pure in tierces. sac;
5O-pound tins, 6ac; compound in tierces.
512c; 5O-pound ticrces, SIC.
Butter-Market steady; cooking. Tie: gilt
edged, 2lc; extra diaries, 22c extra Elgin.
25c.
Cheese-Market firm; fancy fun cream
cheese, lice; 2O-pound average, lie.
Flour-Market steady: patent, $40.
straight a2l; fancy, $780, family. $3.50.
Corn-Market steady; white job lots.
SOC; carload lots, 53c; mixed corn. job lots,
54c; carload lots, SIC
Oats-Carload lots. 3Gc; Job lots. Csc.
Texas rust proof oats, job lots, 42c, car
lead, 4Oc.
Southern seed rye, $11O
Bran-Job lots, SOC; carload lots SIC.
Hay-Market steady; Western, job lots.
S21se carload lots. The; Eastern, car
loads, 72lac job lots 771kc.
Meal-Pearl, per barrel $780, per sack.
$llf1a; CITY meal per sack, bolted, SlO5;
water ground, $l.10; pearl grits. Hudnuts.
per barrel $3.50; per sack. $l.22lS.
Sugar-Equality Professionalism quo
tations: Cut loaf, 5.87c; crushed 599c
powdered, 5.55c; xxx, powdered 562c;
standard graduated. 549c; cubes 5e2c.
mould A, sac; diamond A, 5i9c; confec-
toners a, 5.2lc; white extra c. 4S7c. OK
ira c, 4.sOc golden c. Age; yellows 8ec.
Coffee-Duili Mocha, DC; Java. 25c: pen
berry, l2c; standard No. ], 10c; No. 2 9ilc:
No. 3, shc; No. 4. Sc; No 5, SAc; No. G.,
Sc; No. 7. nc.
onions-Per barrel red 500; yellow.
Potatoes-Western. $195; Northern s225.
Lemons-Alarket steady; SO O0n3. % box.
Cabbage-Northern, per barrel, $1.75d
200.
Dried Fruit--Apples, eyaporated, &c;
common, 5lJIzc
Nuts-Almonds. Tarraeona, he; Ivicas.
12c; wa'nuts, French, zoe, Naples. lie: ne
cans, Sc; Brazls 7c; hlbers. Zoe; assert
cd nuts, 50-pound aud 25-pound boxes. 9I5e.
Raisins-L. l., $50 l2-box, soc; loose.
G0-pound boxes, &c pound.
Peanuis-Limited stock, fair demand.
market firm; fancy hand-pckod, Virginia
per pound, JEc; hand-picked, Virginia.
lie
Egss-Markef steady. supply limited.
country uncandled. Ice, Western. candled,
l7c.
Poultry In slow demand; small.
20Q25c per pair; half-grown, 25a3lc per
pair, threc-qu9rtcrs grown 3jltOc pcr
pair; fuil-grown fowls, &c per pair.
Flsh-Mackerel half-barrei. No. ], IS 10.
No 2. $40. No. 3. 500. kits. No. I. 81 Is.
No. 2. 100; No. 3. 6Oc. Goldfish. l-pound.
bricks Gizc. 2-pound. bricks &C., Smoked
herring. per box. i7c; Dutch herring. IN
kegs. $40 new muiiet. half-blrreI $50.
Syrup-Mafkot quiet; Georgia ara Flor
ida syrup. buying 40 2Jc: selling at
g5e sugar house o. lGul5c. selling a.
straight goods. 25Q3)c. sugar house mo-
lanes. lJQ2yc
Ioncy-Fair demand. strained. In bar
rels 50U55e gallon.
salt-Demaud So fair and The market
steady. carload l0is. T. u. b.. Liverpool.
2y-pound sacks. $50. 30 sob lots. 75u9Jc;
common hne salt lE-pOund Boz burap
sacks. carl0a1 i0ts. lt,ac. common nne
ztlo. common nne ssf. Iylp1Yn1 buriap
faeka. Dc Same ln cotton saaks. ~ hish-
sr.
Hidsa wool fc-iJidcs-The market
nfm. dry alrt 1870. dry fall lziaoi green
aaltad, ise VOL. nominal, prime Ceof-
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BUYERS Of
Wool, Hides, Wax,
Honey, Furs.
Correspondence solicited.
A. ENRICH & BRO.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Ill, lib and lie Bay street.

vanced by frost talk. hot weather COM
plants and export demand Closed firm
at partial sc net advance. May closed
at S53sc; August, 37Ac; September, SIC; De-
comber 35i4c.
oats, spot. dull; No. white, 27lkq2Sc;
options quiet
Cotton seed Oil steady.
Rice quiet
Butter steady; Western creamery, TN
&c: state dairy, 15li19c.
Cheese strong; large white. 10alc.
Eggs firm. Potatoes quiet: fair 10 prime.
$l.l224l25; fancy. Si.4OWlG5: Southern
sweets I.00al.25, Jersey sweets. S2O0m250.
Cabbage dun; Long Island S3.O004.O0 per
100
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 26Ac.
Coffee, options opened steady at
unchanged prices to points advance, ruled
moderately active with little further
changes in prices, and trading entirely To-
cal in absence to new influences Sales.
1850 bags, including September, 1850; Octo-
Der. 440c; November, 5O0c; May, 615c;
July, 52jc.
Spot Rio dun. mild steady.
Sugar raw. steady; refined quiet
Chicago Aug 30.-A sudden increase in
the export business following the an
nouncemcnt OF an increase in grain rates,
brought the wheat market around with a
Jerk to-day, advancing speculative prices
nearly a cent The close was at %0hc ad-
vance Corn was firm on dry weather
talk. and closed hc 70 sc higher. oats
closed isNhc higher. Provisions showed
easiness and closed 2ia@5c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market nominal; prices quoted
are per 100 pounds. Boston. per bale.
81 Is; New York. per bale. 500; Phiiadel-
phia. per bale. 800; Baltimore, per bale.
800
Inmbor-By Sai-Freights fairly active.
Baltimore. s475; Philadelphia, $500; New
York. 500; Boston and Portland. SJ.75n
G00. crossties. a feet base. 10 Baltimore.
1pdc; 10 Philadelphia, l5lzc, 70 New York.
16c.
Bv Stcam-Lumber-To Baltimore. $500:
10 New york 5000 10 dock, 500; lighter
edo Boston. 20 dock. 800.
Naval storcs-The market IS quiet; me
dunn size vessels. Rosin-cork for orders.
% IA Der barrel Of $40 pounds and per
cent 1rimago Spirits. A.. Larger vessels,
roslp. Is Cd: spirits 80 %. steam re per
100 rounds on rosin. $L@ on spirits TO
Boston and zoe on rosln, and 90c on spirits
to New YORK.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug. 80. There has been no
change to-day in the market for cotton
goods. The demand still ahead of supplies
and tone very strong. Further advances
reported in bleached and coarse colored
cottons. Brown sheetings and drills tend
ing upward. Print cloths and other gray
goods strong Wide makes in good demand.
Prints in fair request. Ginghams continue
scarce and very firm. Woofen and worst ed
dress goods firm. Silks quiet at previous
UriceS
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Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galveston-Firm; middling, 61s; net re-
ctipts, $500 gross, 6,5S9; sales, 2S3; stock,
53294
New Orleans-Qulet and steady; mid
ding, 1916; net receipts, LTD; gross, l.
s-3; sales, 800; stock, 13l 55S.
MObile-Quiet; middling, 55s; net re-
ceipJs, ia; gross, ia; sales 200; stock, 6,6l6
Charleston-Steady; middling, 59s; net re-
ceipts, COL; gross, COL; stock, 1883.
Wimington-Steady; middling SIS; net
receipts Sc; gross, Sc; gross, Sc; stock, g.
702
Norfok-steady; middling. 61s; net re
celpis, 80; gross 80; sales, AZ; stock, 1865
Baltimore-Nominal; middling. 612; stock,
3,s75.
New York-Quiet middling, 6A; gross,
Sl5; sales $50
Boston-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, 314; gross, 3472.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, 6l2; stock,
7l95.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, IS; net re-
eeipts, l,571; gross, 1,571; sales, 5l2; stock,
lUsl3
Memphis Steady; middling, 5 1916; net
r..epts, 50; gross, 502; sales, 300; stock,
Jsi2
St. Louis-Quiet; middlng. 6; net re-
ee.pts, /; gross, 4O1; stock. G5,327
'-ncinnati-Firm; middling, 57s; net re-
cepts. 3SS; gross, 3SS; sales, 25 stock, 1897.
Houston-Steady; middling, lie; net re-
'.pts, 1862 gross, 1862; sales, SS2; stock,
-.u1
Lauisyille-Steady; middllng, 6.
Exports Of cotton this day
GaNeston--To the continent, 6,314.
NV. Oreans-To Great Britain, 500;
coas wise. .Cl3
Notilc-Coastwise $50.
Naltmore--To Great Britain, 4; coast
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Missouri Kansas and Texas preferred, s.,
$40; St Paul. 500; Southern Pacific, 230S5;
southern Railway preferred, 1850; Union
Pacific, II $40; do preferred, 6,742; Wheel
ing and Lake Erie, $500 American To-
bacco, 2l,O50; Brooklyn Transit, $3.50;
Continental Tobacco 1850; do preferred
6.456; Federal Steel. 25,750; North Ameri-
can, $3.50; Sugar, 22Sl0 United States
Iapfb.r
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eau SVoO' sugar zZ,olV, unlted states
Leather, 800
New York stock List.
Atchison ..... =. 2224 SO. Ry. prf. $50. So
A,chison prf. e. 66}sIT & Pa. ....... 219s
b. y O. ........ 5iA I'm. Pa. ......... AIS
Can. Pa. ...... 97A IN Pa prf 49,. 1872
Can. SO. ........ 81 Wabash ..... ... rs
Cen. Pa. ....... 59l5lWabash Drf. 90. 1875
G.. & O. ......... 2S7sW. * l.. E. co.,. 1872
c. G. w. ........ 16AiW. & l.. E. 2nd
G., b. & Q. 1855 prf ..... ...... 800
c., Ind. q L. =. 9!.Wis. Cen. ...... 17%
c, Ind. L. Adams Eek. .....14
PR. ..... ...... 40 Am. Elk. ........l53
c. & L. III. 90. 9l9s United States =. 50
c. d NV. .......165 Wells Fargo lib
c., r. l. & Pa. 1882 Am Cot. Oil o.. 4334
c. c. c. & St. l.. Sc Am. Cor. Oil prf 93la
Col. So. ........ 81 Am. Mailing Sc. 1854
Col. So. 1st prf. AZ Am. Mat. prf. Co.'S
Col SO. End Am. Smelt &
prf. o.. ........ II Refining ..... 4212
D. d Hud. ......l22 Am. Smelt. &
D., l.. & w. ...176 Rel. prf. 49,. 9O1b
d. & r. G. egg, 233s Am. Spirits .... 50.
d. & r. c. prf. II Am. SPIRITS prf. %
Erie ..... ....... 1Gl Am. Steel H. q. 3S3l
Erie LIST prf -. 3Sa- Am. Steel H.prf. 81
G. N. prf. ...15Jl4 Am. S. q W. 80. 5S2s
Hook. Coal .... IFS Am. S. & w.
Hook Val. go. 2i7. prf. ........ go. 9S1a
III. Cen ....... 49, Am. Tin Plate 43i4
Iowa Cen. ...... ~. Am. Tin z. prf. 9Ol4
Iowa Cen. prf. So Am. Tobacco ...129ss
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