The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-11
Richmond & Ale.

IS. -. leg Richm'd & W. PIT.
Sc. IS 6S14 Terminal ....... 1915
virginia os 49,. 50 ROCK Island -..... 7lA
Va. 6sconsoli'tet. IS St Paul 631s
Ches. q Ohio .....- preferred 10
northwestern Jos Texas Pacific ..... 12L
preferred 1872 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 2ol5
Dela. az Lack ....i 1855 Union Pacific. $685.
Erie -............ Is N. J. Central. 10
East Tennessee. ga Missouri Pacific. 65zs
Lake Shore .l0S}5 Western Union. 1sS4
L vile & Nash. bS Cotton Oil csrtf. -. 81
Memphis & Char "a Brunswick ...... 9S6
Mobile & Ohio. SO Mobile & Ohio Is. 64S4
NASH. & Chatta.. 50 Silver certificates. 9954
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Aug. TO- noon.-Cotton firm and
in active demand; American middling 9-I6d; ;
sales 1900 bales-American IL, 200 bales; specu-
iatlon and export 900 bales; receipts 1000
Futures American m dfing. low middling
clause, August delivery ID; August and
September delivery 29-64d, also 4 2S-64d; also
4 2964d; September delivery 34-64d; September
and October delivery 35-641 also 34-64d; also
4 3s,o4d; October and November deliv-
cry 39-64d. also 3s-64d; November and
December delivery 4 43-64d. also 40 -64d; De-
cember and January delivery 46-64d. also
1864, also 44-64, also 45.64d; January
and February delivery 4S-64d, also 4 47-64d,
also 45-64d; February and March delivery
4 5064d, also 44964. Tenders-New dockets
1000 bales; old dockets 300 bales, Futures
opened steady.
mlddling clause, August delivery 4 sO-640
3l-64d; August and September delivery
30-6A04 81 Odd September delivery 35-64d,
sellers September and October delivery
4 564d, sellers; October and November de-
livery 39-64d, buyers; November and Deem
Der delivery 442640A4 43-64d; December and
January delivery 4o64d, buyers: January and
February delivery 47-64GD4 48-64d; February
ana March delivery 50-b4d, value. Futures
closed barely steady.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 10, noon.-Ootton opened
quiet, middling uplands $40: middlinR Orleans
| &c; sales O3 bales
Rusures-The market opened easy. with
sales as follows: August delivery 8 O0c Sep
TENDER delivery Csc, October deliver l9c,
November delivery 33c. December delivery
doc. January s 4Sc.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed easy;
middling uplandsS1Ac midding Orleans 9-16c;
net receipts $50 bales, gross 1889 bales; sales
to-day 100 bales; also last week mot before re-
ported) SECS bales for consumption.
Futures-MRrket closed barely steady, with
sales or i29 co. bales as follows: August delivery
$50 SOC; September delivery ESQ., sac;
October delivery 0 as 02c; November delivery
s 13QlS lac; December delivery 24c; January
delivery 93N6 SIC; February delivery 4S0
s 44c; March delivery $685. $40, April de-
livery 63pS 64c, May delivery 1905 74c, June
delivery 8 S418 Sac.
review says: Futures declined 23026 points
on liberal transactions. Tons of sentiment
have been dealt in here of late, said a veteran
in trade. However that may be. there was a
bearlsh sentiment to-day owing partly to de-
clue in Liverpool where, as an advance there
was expected in response to a rise here on Sat
urday and partly 10 the unexpectedly favorable
report of the agricultural bureau. The bull
sentiment thereupon gave place to bear senti-
ment There was heavy long selling. and short
lines were also sold out more freely. The
bureau report was expected to show at least
some decline in the condition of the market,
and some actually predicted a considerable de-
cline, but 1t showed small gain as compared
with chat of a year ago, being $50 per cent,
against 1875 per cent. at this time in 1890 The
sales at Liverpool were LIBERAL and Manchester
was stronger, but the bearsh factors carried
| the day. The New Orleans market was lower;
Al bales of new crop arrived there, and 26 bales
Of new were received at Galveston. The rain
| fall was light. except in Texas, where there was
very fair preciptation-1,2 inches at Palestine
and so of an inch at Abilene. The recent
rains appear to have benefited the crop in
Texas.
GALVESTON, Aug 1O.-Cotton closed nominal
m ddIing 80; net receipts 40 bales Gncllding
70 pAes new crop, gross 40; sales 1879 bales;
STOCK 8, 424 bales; spinners' 154 bales; exports,
coastwise 1,12l bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 10.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7]Ec; net receipts 80 bales, gross
coastwise 5S1 bales
BALrIEoRE, Aug. 1O.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlinR S1se; net receipts - bales, gross
- sales = bales; stock L. 1906 bales
BosroN, Aug. l0.-Cotton closed quiet but
firmer; middling SIC; net receipts 10 bales,
gross 81: sales none: stock - bales
WILMINGTON, Aug lo.-Cotton, nominal; mid
ding 716c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock 2,eSs bales; exports. coastwise i
bales.
PaIADELPHrA, Aug. 1o.-Cotton closed steady;
stock 4, !39 bales.
Nsw ORLEANS. Aug. 1O.-Cotton closed
quiet but steady middling no; net
receipts S bales, gross %67; sales /, $50 bales
stock 1862 bales.
Futures - The market closed steady,
with sales of 40 S0J bales, follows: August de
livery 49c, September delivery SIC, October
delivery z &c, November delivery Z 74c, De-
cember delivery e4c, January delivery CSC
February delivery 02c, March delivery l2c
April delivery 22c, May delivery a>s2c; Srne
delivery Arc.
MOBILE, Aug. 1o.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 10 Sc; net receipts 121 bales gross
l2l unciuding bales new CROP; sales 90 bales;
stock l. 474 bales; exports, coastwise 12i bales.
The first balls of new Alabama cotton. clsssed
as low niddiing, sold to-day for &c per pound
MEMPHIS, Aug 10.-Cotton closed firm:
middling ID leo; receipts 81 bales; shipments
200 bales; sales $50 bales; stock $40 balek
Att ANITA, Aug. l0.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding Sc; receipts none.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 10-Cotton closed firm;
niddling re; receipts ~ bales Including /
bale new crop; shipments 22s bales; sales &C
bales; STOCK 9,56S bales
The first new cotton received to day classed
as low niddling and sold FOR 101sc per pound.
CHARLESTON, Aug 10.-Cotton closed firm;
mlddhng sc; net receipts 1853 bales
gross 1853; sales 80 bales stock Z, 547 bales.
New YoRK, Aug. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports $50 bales;
exports, to Great Britain = bales, TO France
- bales; to the continent 100 bales stock at
all American ports 203, 238 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK. Aug. 10, noon.-Fiour quiet and
easy Wheat active and steady. Corn duh
and firm. PORK dull and steady at $40 5OM
II so Lard quiet and weak at S5 rs. Freights
in good demand and strong.
New YORK, Aug TO- 500 D. n.-Flour I'M
changed and fairly active; southern -four dull
unchanged; common to fair, extra, SO 65M
1 35; good to choice, extra. 81 IS
45 IS; superfne 81 1904 20; buckwheat
-four, 80 2582 IS. Wheat, spot, market was
stronger, with options fairly active for export
No. red, On. 94e0$ 90 in elevator
81 054; No. Milwaukee 81 o.; options ad-
vanced 3zQD116c, reacted Nose, closing strong
at 115011fc over Saturday on hot weather in
Dakota, unfavorable weather abroad, large
cea. ances for the week, decreased stocks, light
receipts of spring wheat at the west and
advanced prices, more increase in the visible
supply than was expected, and higher cables.
The sales included No. red, August de-
livery 81 co.; September delivery 99Szc; October
delivery 81 90; November delivery 81 OF; Decem-
Der delivery 81 OF. Corn, spots, higher, scarce
and dull No. 2. cash, 7llaG72c in elevator;
72lSc afoat; ungraded mixed, Tln7c;
steamer mixed re; white Zoe; options ad-
vanced 116D13sc. declined 34@1c and closed
firm at lL56olI6c over Saturday on light re-
ceipts and weather reports; August delivery
6558c; December delivery c. Oats, spots,
higher, firm and scarce; options frmer and
dull; August delivery 35l6c; September
delivery sac; October delivery '34I6c; spot
prices, No. 3, ABE; white Acc; spot, No. 2,
431f044}6c; white 4715046c; No. /. 43c;