The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-06


Als.cIsss A, 2to5 100 OPa'acist mort "a
Ala class B, IS. .l04 n. 7. Central 800 9S1k
GeorgiR1S, mort MORT. & w nref 4SlS
N.Carolinac ons5s. 1913 Northern Pacific 2I9a
NCarolnao onsis 81 pref $685.
SO. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail 49,. SO
consols).6s. e. 95 Reading. 49,. t2614
Tennessee .....l03 Richmond & Ale -
" &C. IS. =. 67A Terminal. .....'. 115s
WI virginia os o1t Rock Island ...... MS
Ches. s Ohio = preferred. ..los541
Northwestern 1925 Texas Pacific - 70
preferred 1919 Tenn. Coal & Iron q
Della & Lack 1914 Union Pacific. -. t2sI4
Erie ......,.-.... IS N. j. Central. . 1924
East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific. . IS
Lake ShOre .10S15 Western Union. 20
l. vile & Nash. 6Ss4 Cotton OIL certi.. 10
Memphis & Char t34 Brunswick ....... 93s
Mobile & Ohio. IS Mobile & Ohio Is. 6S
Nash. & Chatr'a.. z Silver certificates 1001s
*Asked. IBID.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5, noon.-Cotton market
steady and in fair demand; American middllnE
bales; speculation aud export 900 bales; re-
celpts 1900 bales-American 1880
Futures - merlean md ling. low middling
September delivery 2l-64d, also 23-64d, also
4 - Old, also 25-64d; September and October
delivery 26-64 also 4216id, also 4 2S-64d,
: 3O-64f; November and December delivery
S4-64d also 3564d, also 36-64d December
and January delivery 37-64d, also 80 64d. also
4 4O-64d; January and February delivery
4 39-64d, also 4O-64d; February and March de.
livery 42-64d also 4464d Futures strong and
active.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO $500 bales new dockets and 200
bales old.
400 p. m.-Futures: Am erican middling low
mlddllng clause, August delivery 2S-640
4 24-64d; August ard September delivery
4 2364l94 24-64d; September and October de-
livery 2S-64d, buyers; October and November
delivery 326l04 3364d; November and Decem-
Der delivery 3o-64d, buyers; December and Jan
uary delivery 36-64d, buyers January and
February delivery 4 40-6404 41-64d February
and March delivery 4S-64d, buyers. Futures
closed irregular.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 5.-The Guardians com
mercal article says: the tone of the
market Is steady, and there is an abundance of
smalllsh orders at previous rates. India mer-
chants are buying fairly at lowest prices. There
is little demand for China, recent business
having satisfied requirements. The demand
for minor foreign and home markets is steady
ana prices are flrm. Yarn is stagnRJed and or
ders are rare. and are at lowest prices. India
and China staples are dull and prices barely
cover TIE cost of production"
NEW YoRK, Aug. 5, noon.-Couuon opened
steady; mIddling uplands Sc; middng Orleans
8 tic; sales 4 bales
Futures-The market opened steady with sales
as follows: August delivery nc, September de-
livery 7oc, October delivery Ole, November
de livery l4c, December delivery 24c, January
s Bic
$500 p. m.-Cotton market closed steady;
nltddlng uplRnds Sc; middling Orleans 7-l6o;
net receipts so bales, gross 5O sales to-day
800 bales
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
z 6997 zoe; September delivery s2GD7 SIC;
o ttober delivery ) J5@s 96c; November de.
livery 8 0I@S Csc; December delivery 10
Use; January delivery 2598 CSC; February
as 49c, April delivery S SOS soc, May de-
livery 6I1S &c. June delivery s 77G1S 79c
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Suns cotton
vance, presently declined, closing steady at 2
points advance on August, unchanged on Sep
tem6er and October, and 1Q12 points decline on
the other months from yesterdays closing
prices Early advance was due TO a much
stronger report from Liverpool. Not only was
that market dearer but the advance there was
ACCOMPANIED by buying orders through cables.
But our operators, with the GOODNESS of
butchers took advantage of the furry to
realize on recent purchases, and to put out
fresh contracts for tie decline, prompted
thereto by much better aspects of weather at
the south and weight of current stocks After
the morning hour business was dull and prices
dld not vary more than point or two all day"
9ALvRsToN, Aug. Cotton closed quiet;
m ddling 80; net receipts 5 bales gross Gn-
cludins bales new crop; sales 10 bales; stock
4, 16S bales.
NORFOLK, Aur. 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 10; net receipts 81 bales gross
W; s0les bales; stock 5,S45 bales; exports,
to Great Britain COZ bales, coastwise 81.
B4iLITIMoRE, aug. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling SC; net receipts bales, gross
30; sales - bales; stock 3,S19 bales
Boston, Aug. 5.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding Sc net receipts 1O6 bales, gross 211;
sales none: stock - bales
WILMINGTON, Aug. 5.-Cotton. nominal; mid
ding 71ec; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock , o9J bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middhng sac; net receipts 10 bales, gross 79;
stock 3 y66 bales .
NHw ORLEANS. Aug 5:-Cotton closed
firm middling re; net receipts 4 bales,
gross 1,2; sales 1850 bales; stock 50. 1861 bales;
exports coastwise ABS bales.
FuturesAThe market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF = 80 bales. as follows: August de-
livery 3oc, September delivery acc, October
delivery SOC, November delivery SIC, De-
cember delivery 76c, January delivery &c.
February delivery CSC, March delivery 8 Csc,
April delivery 15c, May delivery Csc.
MOBILE, Aug. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
mlddling &c; net receipts 20 bales, gross 20;
sales : bales; stock ABA bales; exports coast
wise 40 bales
Memphis. Aug 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7a4c; receipts 90 bales; shipments
% bales; sales 205 bales; stock 1860 bales
Au9UsTA. Aug. cotton closed dull;
middhng 79fc; receipts 66 bales; shipments
80 baIes sales 159 bales; s5ook 1929 bales
CHARLESTON, Aug. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling 1850; net receipts 1874 bales,
gross 124 sales so bales; stock 2,9O6 bales.
receipts at all cotton ports 1923 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6J2 bales TO France
- bales; TO the continent 907 bales; stock at
all American ports 2l6 500 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
NEW YoRK. Aug. S. noon-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat active and weak. Corn dull
and weak. Pork quiet and steady at Gil 25M
10 49, Lard easy and quiet at 81 20. Freghts
active and strong.
New YORK, Aug. 5, 500 p. m.-Flour south
ern. steady and quiet; common to fair, extra
80 6564 81; good to choice extra, 81 IS
15 25 superine 81 1894 20; buckwheat
flour, S22502 49, Wheat depressed, lower; less
active export trading: No. red, csc
99c0Sl 90 aioat; options were offered freely
at steadily yielding prices, closing weak at
1%O1Ac, a decline on fine crop weather west
aad abroad Local longs were selling freely:
No. 2 red, August delivery 975sc; September
delivery 979sc; October delivery 981sc; Novem-
Der delivery s. December delivery s.
Corn, spot, dull and weaker: No. q cash
7OlS07116c in elevator; 7l16072c afoat; I'M
graded mixed, sOD7zc; steamer mixed. TIC;
options declined steadily, closing weak; August
delivery 6714c; September delivery o514c; Oc-
tOber delivery 6314c; December delivery C
Oats higher aud active; options dull and
firm; August delivery 3414c; September
delivery 334c; No. 2. spot, 391415c; mixed
western, 35039c. Hops quiet and weak; Pa
cihc coast l6019c; new 43D4So; state COM
mon to choice. l50lec. Coffee-Options steady;
delivery is 65015 20; October delivery
IA 80; November delivery 10 cog % 20; December
delivery - SOB 40; January delivery 1000
Is l0 spot Rio dull and steaiy: fair cargoes
19c; No Z. 17I4Q171Sc. Sugsr-raw quiet and
steady; fair refining 25c: centrifugals
go test 29sc; refined quiet aud easier;
of a, 1-160414c: mould a. 8 loo; stand