The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-01
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. 1891.

bales to the continent ,s44 376 bales, to France
\ 5S1 ,2SS. channel 1885
Futures-MArket closed barely steady, with
sales of -, 100 bales, as follows: August de
livery . ooD' Csc; September delivery : $50
4 4 'sc; o: tober delivery Ole; November de.
/ livery $ OlGDS orc; December delivery 11@
l nc; January delivery 2l9s &c; February
42c, April delivery 3 5l@S sec, NAV de-
I livery 6ldS 62c, June delivery 7i@S re
( GALVESTON, July 3l.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling ll-16c.
4 NORFOLK, July 3i.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
1 ding 75sc.
BALTIMORE, July sl.-Cotton closed weak;
middling Sc
BosroN, July si.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
1 ding SC.
WMmSeToS, July sl.-Cotton, nothing doing;
/ middling 7lAc
4 PHILADEIPHIA. July al.-Cotton closed quiet;
New ORLEANS. July s1.-Cotton closed firm;
| mlddling 194c
Futures Market closed barely steady. with
sales OF 2i,4OO bales, as follows: August de
| livery SOC, September delivery z 4Sc. October
| delivery oSc, November delivery : Csc, De-
eember delivery 75c, January delivery SEC,
February delivery Ole, March delivery 0Oc,
| April delivery l0c, May delivery l9c
MOBILE. July d.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 734c.
| MEMPHIS July 31.-Cotton closed nominal:
/ middling 7S4c.
AUeusTA, July Sl.-Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding 7Asc.
CHARLESTON, July 81.-Cotton closed quiet;
MONTGOMERY, July sl.-Cotton nominallv
| unchanged middling 714c; receipts e. bales;
shipments ia bales; stock 3,647 bales; sales ia
| bales.
MACON, July 3l.-Receipts 10 bales; sales
= bales; shipments 10 bales; stock SO3
COLUMBUS. July sI.-Cotton dull; middling
| &c; receipts lI5 bales; shipments l29 bales:
sales - bales; stock 2,1q4 bales.
NASHVILLE, July 3l.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 134c.
SELMA, July 8I-Cottou market steady; mid
ding 715c; receipts 40 bales; shipments 10
| bales; stock 9, 432 bales
| ROME, July 3l.-Receipts 1875 bales; shipments
| $50 Da.es; stock 1850 bales,
| ATLANTA June 3l-CotUon closed dull; mid
| ding SC; no receipts to day.
| NEW Yoaz, July 31.-Consolidated net re
receipts at all cotton ports SIS bales;
exports, TO Great Britain l16 bales to France
- bales TO the continent -- bales stock at
all American ports 1854 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, July 81 noon.-FIour quiet and
weak. Wheat active but lower. Corn dun
and weak. PORK active and firm at Sll $50
| ID 90. Lard dull aud nominal at 81 s7l6 Freights
| in good demand and strong,
| NEW YORK. July 81, 500 p. m.-Flour. south
ern. dull and easy; common to fair extra,
| 80 65GD4 49, good to choice, extra. "a IS
as IS; superine 81 1904 20; buckwheat
| tlour, 81 25QD2 35 Wheat irregular aud lower
but active. closing steady No. red CSC
| in elevator; ungraded red 9G&c0Sl 06;
| 99099s4 ahoat; options early fell 40 1sc on
Tree offerings aud realizing, advanced Is G9sc
and closed steady 19O3sc under Yesterday
No. red, July delivery C; August delivery
1850; September delivery 975Ac; December
delivery 81 004 Corn active aud weaker
| No. 2, cash. 69l601i0c in elevator; 7007lc
aioat; ungraded mixed, 69072c; steamer
mixed 72c; options declined 1A619sc on free
rece,pts and realizing; July delivery C; Au-
gust delivery 67Ac; September delivery
na.s nal ia naf arI
lower; options weak and lower; July delivery
C; August delivery 3914c; September
delivery S2l4c; No. :, spot, 8711c; mixed
cifio coast lS0e2c; new $50 isc; state, com
mon to choice, aS020c Cotfee-Options steady
July delivery -; August delivery IS 450
is so; September delivery 10 45115 5O October
delivery II 20; December delivery 10 4O0l3 so;
spot Rio quiet and firm; fair cargoes
l9c; No. Z, 1716Dlhsc. Sugar-raw quiet ami
steady; fair refining 2 l5-l6c: centrifuRals,
OF A, a 1-16044c; mould A. loo; stand
ard A, 5-l6c; contectioners' A 414c;
cut loaf, BIC; crushed, Size; powdered
~; graduated, 43A94l2c; cubes, 43sc
ORC in hhds; New Orleans firm and quiet
common TO fancy 2l@S5c. Petroleum dul
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, So C506 SO
in bulk, 81 800435. Cotton seed oil quiet, steady
crude prime 025c; crude of grade
2'GD29c; yellow of grade 33@S6c. Woo
NN'AAN1S-C
pulled 25958c: Texas 1702lc Hides dul
and easy; wet saited. New Orleans selected
Is TO 50 fbs 71sc: Texas selected. so T.
90 rbs, 7Qsc. Provisions quiet and easy-Por
prime Sll 5OG02 90: old mess, 81 ESQ
ii 90; new mess Sl2 7591s %; extra prime
$40 J00ll co. Beef quiet ami easy family Sl3 d
OH 90; extra mess 80 5O010 50. Bee
hams dun and easy at $ls OOOS5O. TierceC
beef quiet aud weak; city extra. India mess
Sl9 oo@H 90. Cut meats quiet; picked
bellies nc; pickeled shoulders 6I4&
Lrs TaiC roll han .fat
and hrmer; short clears, September oeiv
cry So 9714 Lard quiet aud firm;
western steam ST 80; city SO IS; options
SEPTEMBER 6 delivery s. 95@6s 6 Sc Slivery
81 o.; refined strong; continent 81 60G17 T.,
South America 8; 50. Butter quiet at l602jc.
quiet; fancy nand-pcked. 415G414c; farmers
249334c. Freights to Liverpool active and
strong; cotton, per steam, SIS d; grain 2}3@3d.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Ihe bulls in wheat were
disappointed to-day. They were loaded with
grain and expected to sell out at q good profit.
The opportunity was not furnished them, how
over. for az no time during the session did
prices go as high as the closing figures last
night and the close was 16D1Ac lower than
yesterdays prices for various futures Decem
Der opened at 904GI90Ic and gradually re
ceied TO SJsaDS9lbc. Fhe market ruled dull and
narrow during the last hour. and December
kept most Of the time at S9AfGS9ilc. The
Board OF Trades closing cable from Paris was
10d15 confines higher than yesterday. and Liv-
market little and the close was at S944c. The
report OF froSts in the Northwest, which gave
the corn market boost near the close yester-
day, was not fulfilled; on the contrary, the
weather in that section was clear and warmer.
AS consequence corn had a bad break today.
Sales of September were made around the
opening at anywhere bstweeu 5G&05a14c, and
1t soon sold below the former prc;. The weak
ness in wheat and heavy estimates for tomor-
row were also weakening factors. Free short
selling and rapid liquidation was the rule. Re
ceivers held heavy selling Orders'and the clique
made but feeble effort TO stop the decline.
September broke to 5G18c. reacted TO SIC,
dropped to 56Lc, advanced to 563c, again
touched 564c, reacted to $500, at which 1t
closed Oats were weak in sympathy with corn.
The close was sc below yesterday final figures.
Hog products were lower, largely in sympathy
with the weakness in the grain pits, especially
in corn. September pork sold from 81 Az 10
Sl1 37l5 and closed at Sl1 1919, loss of lOc as
compared with yesterday. Lard and ribs lost
| 5 cents
CHICAGO. July 3f.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour nominal; spring patents 81 70
A5 10; winter patents 81 6004 30; bakers
81 1904 IS; straghts 81 6505 10. Wheat
No. spring, Ssc; No. 2, red, SIC. Corn
No. 2, G06g61c. Oats-No. 2. 2134c. Mess pork,
per barrel, gil 30. Lard, per 100 tts, IS 60.
Short ribs sides, loose, SO S0@6 IS. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, IS 9005 90. Short
clear sides. boxed, o. 800 40 Whisky at
81 Il.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OnaDinU HiD1eat Closing