The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-11

buyers, roDrudIy anu MdTCu 14-Oiu. sclttFs,
September 34-64d sellers. The market closed
quiet.
New YORK, Aug 10, noon-Cotton quiet;
middling uplands II Bloc, middling Orleans
II T-16c; sales as bales.
Futures-Market opened steady with sales
as follows: August delivery IL SOC; September
9 74c; October 0 coo; November 9 Sic; December
Sic; January 5Sc.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands II 5-16c, middlipg Orleans II 7-l6c; sales
to-day 81 bales, last evening (corrected) l42
bales net receipts 4OS bales, gross ,ss1 bales:
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
10000 bales, as follows: August delivery IL 3s
oil Soc September $500 Sic, October 8 ESQ
64c November 500 soc, December Q $40
$50. January 5000 Gle, February 6S09 Coo,
March 1909 nc, April 96i09 SIC, May %
Q)9 9Sc, June l01Dl0 Ole.
Hubbard Price & Co. s cotton circular says:
THE market to-day has developed several new
features aside from the continued advance in
August contracts, which, under renewed de-
maud from shorts, have been marked up TO
IL 3Sc. There has been a further advance in
new crops, stimulated by very large purchases
OF september by one prominent house, who are
supposed to have been operating for Liverpool
account. All business i'll spot cotton is stopped
by the corner, but there is more active demand
from continental sources for early fall ship
ments."
Weekly net receipts at New York $40
bales, gross $40; exports, to Great Britain
$3.50 bales, to France 1872 to the continent
3,l43; forwarded COS bales; sales to spinners
1875 bales; stock 1859 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. l0.-Cotton quiet; middling
| l0lSc
NORFOLK, Aug. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
| 10I6c
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10&c
BosroN. Aug. 1o.-cotton quiet; middling
| l14c.
.WrLMNoroN, Aug, 1o-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 101sc.
| PHILADELPHIA Aug, l0.-Cotton firm; mddng
llAc.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 1O-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 10c.
MOBILE, Aug 1o.-Cotton steady; middling
, 101sc.
MEMPHIS Aug. 1o-Cotton quiet but steady;
| middling 10Isc.
AUGUSTA. Aug 1o.-Cotton quiet; middlng
| 10c.
CHARLESTON, Aug 1o.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 9aSc.
MONTGOMERY. Aug. 1O.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 10c
COLUMBUS, Aug 1o.-Cotton quiet; middlng
NASHVILLE Aug. 1o.-Cotton steady; middlng
| l0c.
SELMA, Aug 10.-Cotton steady; middling 9lSc
ROME, Aug 10-Cotton steady; middling
| l016c.
| NEW York. Aug demonstrated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1892 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1,155 bales, to the
| continent -, to France - bales; stock at
all American ports 5,317 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, noon.-Wheat dull
demand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
fornia No /, 7s07s l1Sd; red western spring,
| 6s LODGES 1113d; red western winter 6S 10dQ
| 6s 11d receipts of wheat for the past three days
| 1874 900 centalS of which 20 600 were American
Corn quiet; demand poor; receipts of Amer
can corn for the past three days were as,6oo
| centals. Weather very favorable
NEW YoRK, Aug. 10, noon.-Fiour quiet but
| steady. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
steady; mess SIS 25@i5 so. Lard weaker
| Freights firm.
tions irregular; No. red, August delivery 1854
| 094c, closing $3.50; September delivery 9260
| 93c, closing 92s4c. Corn 16@11c lower, dull and
| heavy; No. g August delivery b33s0s5414c
| Oats firm and very quiet; No 2, August deliv
cry 3s3s93224c, closing 31ssc; September 29g4c;
No. spot SIC. Hops steady. Sugar firm; fair
refining 514c; refined quiet and firm. Molasses
| firm. Petroleum steady; refined 7s4c. Cotton
| seed oil quiet. Tallow firm at 4sSc. Hides firm
Wool firm, Pork steady. Beef dull. Beef
hams steady, Tierced beef quiet; Cut meats
| quiet. Middles dull and nominal Lard very
| dull and lower; September delivery SO 751S 81
| October delivery IS 20. Freights firm: cotton
| sod.
summer day on Change. The first disappont-
| ment in wheat the report that the Wash
| ington crop report, due at IL a. m, would not
| be made public until p. m. The market
| noon sales we're over last nights figures. The
range until thirty minutes before the close was
| only 19c but the pit was not as quiet this
would Indicate The crowd had covered wheat,
fearing the effect of the government figures
Then came report that the figures were not to
be made public until p. NJ, and they sold the
market down Nc Outside orders, helped by
| some more cautious covering, caused reaction
of NC which followed by another weak
| spell Thus it was a good day for scalpers and
on a busy and Improbable day to those who
worked for any decided turn in prices, the
market closed for September, where it hung
| the greater part of the session, at 82zkc, or a
shade lower than at the close last night. The
| large receipts were too much for the corn
| market The first weakness was In cash stuff,
| caused by liberal Offering at or below the Sep
TENDER price. The loss in price for the day
was about Nc, aud the entire range 34c for the
| session The feature in oats was an advance of
| &c for August delivery with subsequent re
| action of &c Other deliveries were steady
| The leading feature of interest was the selling
| in the provision pit occasoned by yellow fever
| reports from the south Short ribs for Septem-
| Der sold before the close 30c lower, lard zoe
| lower and mess pork about Soc lower. The
close in provisions was steady, with pork show
| ing slight advance.
| Dash quotations were as follows: Flour
| firm and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2spring 82lbc
| No Q red 9514c. Corn-No. g. 4hQt461sc. Oats
| No. 2, 25lec Mess pork, per barrel, 313 So
] Lard at IS 60G6 621a. Short ribs 81 9018 co.
shoulders 81 1907 so; short clear SO 7O0s go
Whisky 81 90
| Leading futures ranged follows:
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