The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-02
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 189TWEIvE PAGES.

receipts at all cotton ports 1917 bales;
exports 30 Great Britain $50 bales, 60 France
- bales. 20 the continent - bales; stock al
all ADeIcan ports B. 999 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. Tho total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 1873, $50 bales, Of
which l. 45s 500 bales are American. against 1255,
9e1 and 6a4, 1ol bales, respectively, last year
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
4,654 bales Receipts from plantations s262
bales. Crop in sight 5,53s075 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
NEw YosK. Aug. l. noon.-Flour quiet aud
easy. Wheat dull but steady. Corn STEADY
and quiet. Pork quiet and steady at 81 ESQ
10 IS. Lard dull and nominal at 81 s7l1. Freights
in good demand and strong.
New YORx. Aug. /, 500 .. m.-Flour. south
ern, dull and easy; common to fair. extra,
80 6504 35; good 10 choice extra 81 IS
05 IS; superine 81 1914 20; buckwheat
-FOUR SO 25G2 35. Wheat opened and closed
steader and fairly active; No red, e71B 29sc
in elevator; ungraded red sd&e0S1 O6;
$685. aioat; options dull aud 9s11Sc lower,
closing steady wholly on local trading and
chiefly switching; No. red. August delivery
T4c; September delivery, 8154c; December
delivery c Corn opened easier closing
stronger and moderately active; No. 2. cash,
7O07ic in elevator; 7oO7lc ahoat; ungraded
mixed, $50 &c; steamer mixed. 7%o; options
very dull, &c up, closing firm August delivery
619sc; September delivery 6J1zc; December de
livery C. Oats dull and lower; options dull
and weak; August delivery sc; September
delivery 32lsc; No. ?. spot, 3703Sc; mixed
cnc coast fs9eac; new 4sn43c; stats, com
mon to choice, 2J020c. Cofee-Options steady;
AIEust delivery cry Is 5000 90 sePts1imseT
IA So December delivery 10 400l3 50i
spot Rio quiet and easier: fair csrgoes
1Jc; No. Z. 7I60171so. Sugar-raw firm and
go test 98kc; refined dun and quiet;
of A, 1-16D414c: mould A. l6c; stand
ard A, slice; oonfeotioners' 414c;
cut loaf, $40; crushed 5]sc; powdered,
4SS granlflasGd 43zMAIko. CuhaR Aazc
Moasses-Foreign nominal; 500 test, llM
Q12c in hhds; New Orleans firm and quiet;
common Co fancy 25@ssc. Petroleum quiet
and steady; refined, New YORK, 81 i009 30;
Philadelphia and Baltimore S5 COOS 50;
in bulk 81 8O04 IS. Cotton seed oil STEADY and
quiet; crude prime 2J929c: crude OF grades
quiet and steady; domestic fleece 3O997c:
pulled 26032c: Texas 17924c. Hides dull
and easy; wet sailed, New Orleans selected.
= to so Ds, 70sc: Texas selected. 80 to
prime 81 50G12 90; old mess Gil 2j0
Il DO; new mess Sl2 1918 25; extra prime
$40 5oQ21l 90. Beef quiet ana easy; family SIS 90
hams dull and easy at sso6SiH85o. Tiorced
beef dull and weak; city extra. India mess,
Sis oo92l 90. Cut meats quiet; picked
bellies nc: pickeled shoulders $40
she; .pickeled hams 1I0l11fc. middles quiet
and hrmer; short clears, September deliy-
cry So 97lf. Lard quiet and nominal;
western steam 81 So; city 60 Is; options
81 95; October delivery g; refined strong;
continent 80 60@G7 10; South America 3, 50.
Butter quiet at 5000. Cheese active; light
skins 5Q19Lec. Peanuts steady; fancy hand
picked, 4H04Ac; farmers, 234132c. Freights
to Liverpool active ami strong; cotton, per
steam, SO id; grain 2308I4d.
CHICAGO. Aug. The talk of great crops of
cereals on the floor to-day caused quite a lux
urant growth OF local hesr crop, but when
prices had declined undsr the weight Of the
conjectured years yield, 1t was found that it
was not all for sale. In fact, not much OF it
as was wanted toward the close, and this latter
phase Of t1e deal was the prevailing feature of
the last half hour. The short session here and
the holiday in Liverpool predisposed specula-
tors to so GLOW. Trading was very light, but
there was nervous, unsettled feeling which
kept the crowd close TO the trading pits while
the session lasted. The market for wheat
started apparently firm. but in reality weak as
shown BY an immediate tumble in December
from $3.50, the opening, to 80j6c. The market
FOR wheat opened firm. If judged by the price
paid for few lots in December wheat at the in
slant of starting, and it was really very weak,
as shown by an immediate tumble TO $3.50.
December finally reached 891Sc, but later In the
day the news began 20 come in more favorable
for the friends of wheat, and the market braced
up some. December wheat went up fraction,
but soon had Il relapse, reacted 14c aud at IL
O'Clock was S996c, against 59}4c at the close
yesterday. Corn as about as dull as wheat
and quite steady until pe2r the close, when it
sold up 1c on BAD weather in the west Septem-
Der opened at 56Ik156}Sc, then or to $3.50,
iS0CUcu 10 o. 5dc anu al bl0 CLOSE WAS hDOub
57lsc. Oats we're quiet September rose to 1ac
premium over August August sold to 2734c,
to 274sc, and at ~ O'Clock was about 2734c. Sap
tember sold from 27S6c to 217kc, AMI at the close
was 2794 Hog products was excessively dull
and lower. The receipts of live hos were 5000
head below the estimate, but pre- ct the stock
yards we're UNCHANGED. The weakness in wheat
and dullness IN trade however, made weak
market September pork sold from 81 IS down
to S11 10, then up to 4716c, eased off and closed
about 81 As. September lard was dull at
So 671sD6 70 and at u o'clock 81 67l6 was bid.
September ribs sold from So 971a to So 90 and
closed at SO 92IS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour steady; spring patents Sc 80
o. 10 winter patents 81 1904 20; bakers
81 1904 25; straights "a b56i 10. Wheat
No spring, S194c; No. ?, red, Ssc. Corn
No. 2, Soc. Oats-No. @ 2f94c Mess pork,
per barrel, sll 37>S Lard, per 100 los, So 62%6.
Short ribs sides, loose, So s9Ge 90. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, s. 900j co. Short
clear sides, boxed, 81 2507 rs. Whisky at
81 T..
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.