The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-09

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| =; sales - bales; stock 4, 106 bales.
| BosToN, Aug S.-Cotton closed quiet but
frmer; middlinR SIC; net receipts l3l bales,
gross l61; sales none: stock -- bales.
| WILMINGTON, Aug. Cotton. nomtnak mid
ding 7l6c; net receipts 9 bales, gross g.; sales
| none; stock 2.S39 hates.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Cotton closed finn;
middiing Sac; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
STOCK 4. !3J bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Aug e.-Cotton closed
! steady; quo atoms revised middling re; net
receipts 1lS bales, gross 3l4; sales 90 bales;
stock 4l.3S5 bales; exports. TO Great Britain
| spiD1e-s 579
Fusures-The market closed 1ulet but steady
with sales Of IL bales as follows: August de-
| livery Z 6oc, September delivery 14c, october
| delivery SIC, November delivery : &c, De-
cember delivery G6c, January delivery 16c,
/ February delivery 2oc, March delivery &c,
| April delivery s Acc, May delivery sec.
| MOBILE, Aug. cotton closed steady;
middling : l3l6c; MT receipts % bales, gross
%; sales 200 bales; STOCK 4'4i79 bales; exports
| coastwise -- bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug s.-Cotton closed firm;
middllng 1914 o; receipts IS bales; shipments
20J bales; sales 2j6 bales; stock S,5l3 bales.
! AUGUSTA, Aug. s.-Cotton closed firm;
middng 77bc; reoei pts q bales; shipments
2l7 bales sales 276 bales; stock 9,749 bales.
! CHARLESTON, Aug. S.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddlng 73sc; net receipts "a bales
gross q; sales - bales; stock ,37S bales; ex-
| ports coastwise 434 bales.
! NEw Yo3K, Aug. 6.-Consolidated net re-
/ F6cSlpJS at All C)tC0n ports l,Si0 DaleSs
exports, to Grel Britain 70'7 bales TO France
| - bales; to the continent 400 bales; stock at
oil An. can ports 2J6, $50 bales
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 1881 ,527 bales, Of
which 800 527 bales are against 1,2Oi,-
997 AMI 62i 1877 bales, respectively, last year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
413I bales. Receipts from plantations 1895
bales. Crop in sight S.54O,OI bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
aud dull Pork dull and unsettled at $40 500
II IS. Lard quiet aud firm at s. 70. Freghts
firm.
NEW YoRx, Aug. s. 500 D. m.-Flour easy
with IS general demand: southern flour dull
and easy; common to fair, extra, So 650
4 IS; good to choice, % extra, "a IS
flour SO 2502 IS. Wheat quiet and un-
changed; No. 2 red 9S19@SSa4c in
elevator; ungraded red 9jAc9S1 06;
ST J3la; No. : Milwaukee 81 o.; options ad-
vanced 81 re on the report that the Russian
government lad prohibited the expectation of
rye. This was afterwards cOntradicted and
80 &c over Yesterday; NO. red, August de-
livery 9sl6c; September delivery 95ssc; October
delivery 9s9sc; November delivery 1850; Decem-
6erdeiiyery &C. Corn lirmer; No 2. cash.
7061Ol5c in elevator; Tic atioat;
ungradei mixed, 66G7Ic; steamer mixed,
re; white So; options advanced ss01c. and
ueclnel PC, Closing nrIn at 13Olc over
yesterday on wet weather and light offerings;
August delivery 6o1Sc; September de-
livery 6616c; October delivery Gll5c; December
delivery 56I6c. Oats dull and scarce 1Q11lec
up; options dull and firmer; August delivery
3j4c; September delivery a315c; October
delivery 3lc; spot prcas, No. 3. Ale; spot,
No 43c; No. white 400 acc; No. 43c; No.
/ white 47c; mixed western, 40144c; mixed
western, white 39055c Hops SLOW and weak;
Pacific coast 800 &c; new 4SC04Sc; state, com
mon TO choice, iS0l9c. Cotfee-Options closed
win ii,tle change and duh; August delivery
10 GODl6 %; September delivery 10 - s1l5 sc;
October delivery IA 70; November delivery -;
December delivery -; January delivery
so,- March delivery Jelly = spot Rio unsettled
raw very strong AMI lightly offered; fair
refining PC: centrifugals 90 test 8 16c;
Muscoyia 4-9c; refined well s Ia up aad strong;
No :. , csc; No. 3, $3.50; OF A, 1850
44c; mould A. loo; standard A, nominal;
confectioners' &c, cut loaf SIC; crushed,
5lsc; powdered, 40; granulated, 414c; cubes
ll54@12c in hhds; New Orleans firm; common
to fancy 25135c. Petroleum weak and
quiet; crude in dolls, Paraers' s. s6; refined.
oil dull and easy; crude prime 02jc: crude
off grades 2S,0g9c; yellow off grade 3lGl36c
rallow firm ana quiet. Wool about steady
ami quiet; domestic fleece 3Od37c;
pulled 250s9c: Texas 17024c Provisions
Pork slow and irregular: prime 81 5012 co.
old mess, $40 5O9t1 9; new mess Sl2 90
frm; family $ls OO0l4 CO., extra mess
s. 500l0 80. Beef hams quiet, steady at SIS 300
10 90. Tieroed beef at $2l; city extra India mess
$40 O00s1 90. Gut meats ,iirn; picked
pickeled hams 1oOl1c. Middles easy:
Snort clears, September delivery 81 O5
Lard stronger and quiet; western steam 81 IS;
city $6 10; options-August delivery 3; Sep
TENDER delivery 81 49, asked; Octoper delivery
$; December delivery 5; January de
livery $; refined dull continent 50 7517 O5;
d. ~i1 ? to-, g..
| hanIptcIed, 41sGe4l4c; farmers, 24D34c.
Frei9hts to Liverpool active and strong; cot
ton per steam. 5-6il93 SD: grain 2@3Iad.
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Wheat WAS trm through
out most of the session to-day There was no
excitement, but there was good steady buying
and few reactions. The neWs was bullisl,
and the market started off firm aud December
sold 80 SOC 70 919sc. 1t halt ! at that and grad
ually sagged OF to 90Ac Then came reports
that nearly 900Q)0 bushels of wheat AMI some
-four had been cleared from the Atlantic sea-
board causing a rally to 907sc again, and the
close was at 90}4c. Corn was strong and higher.
The tirmness in wheat and provisions gave it its
first strength, but later it was materially helped
by the Iowa crop report, whic indicated a re
duction in the condition of the corn crop in that
state during July Of ~ points, falling from csc
on July l to 89l6c Aug. l. This started shorts
TO covering. and the price of September, which
opened s81Isc up at 56Sk057c, advanced to
5I94c. Later, on realizing sales, it reacted to
BIC, but shot up again at the close, going to
5S3s', and closing firm at 5SI6c. Oats were
| september started at 27e4c. sold TO and closed
at 2S14c. Provisions were firm and in sympa-
thy with grains, and the fact that hog receipts
were $500 head less than the estimate, Septem-
Der p5rk opened at $40 60 ranged TO $40 5716A
10 g. and closed at $40 60. Lard was steady,
within a range of &c, closing at the medium
figures and 2>ec over yesterday close. Septem-
Der ribs fiuctuated between Sc 67JS06 10,
closing at S. 10, or 216c over yesterday last
figures.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Cash quotations were as
: follows. gNof inf
d '5G35 10; winter patents 81 300
a., 30; bakers s. 1904 as; straiRhts 81 $50
. 10. Wheat-No. spring, s9Mc; No.
3 spiag wheat 85o No :, red, 9OJ6c
Corn-No. 2, &C. 0ats-No. .. 2sI6c; No 2
white 8@}llsc. Mess por5, per barrel,
go 20: Lard, per 100 Ms, Sc so. Short
ribs sides, loose, 36 65@6 90. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, s. COOS TO- Short clear
sides. boxed, 81 1907 80. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Closing.
WHEAT No. q
Aug. delivery. S9Ik S99i 6994
Sept. delivery. sB4 Ss38 ssh
Dec. delivery 9O% 90H 904
CORN No. 3
Aug. delivery. 59IS 6M 60&