The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
COTTON.


American 1000 bales; speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 5000 bales-American 2.4Oo
Futures-American middling. low middIng
clause, August and September delivery
3 $500; September and October delivery
60-64d October and November delivery
8 6264d; November and December delivery
4 I64d; December aud January delivery 364d:
January and February delivery none. Futures
easy.
D. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
middling clause. August delivery 8 5T-64dd,
buyers; August and September delivery
3 58-64d, buyers; September delivery So Cad.
buyers; September and October delivery
3 61-6419 62-64d; November and December de-
livery i'd. value; December and January de-
livery 26I64 a-64d; January and February
| delivery 1854, value; February aud March
delivery 4 1904 Sold. Futures closed easy.
| American middling I'd.
New YORK, Aug. 6, oon.-Futures-Marke
| opened steady and closed quiet, with
sales as follows: August delivery opened at
zoe and closed at z 2lc; September delivery
opened at I.c and closed at 2Ic; October
| November delivery opened at z 4Oc and closed
| at 42c; December delivery opened at sic and
closed at SEC; January delivery opened at
| 6lc and closed at &c.
| NEW YoRK, Aug. 5, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
| dull; middling uplsnds 5-l6c, middinR Or
leans il-l6c; net receipts none, gross receipts
| none; sales none.
| 1920 bales, as follows: August delivery
: 2197 22c September delivery 2l07 &c,
October delivery SIC, November delivery
| January delivery 620t7 63c. February delivery
! Z 1907 7Sc, March delivery S207 S3c, april
delivery 9l07 93c.
NKw YORK, Aug. 6-Hubbard, Price &
| Co.'S cotton report says 1.-THE weekly state
| ment Of the statistical position, made up
| by this mornings Chronicle, is as follows;
! Total visbe supply 2,SS9,05S bales, OF which
2,3Ss,553 bales are American; crop in sight
| o,992,466 bales; came In sight Turing the week
IA O37 bales: plant .tion deliveries 5,522 bales.
| Tho Liverpool cotton market opened dull this
| morning, with sales on spot OF s. 90 bales ON q
| basis OF 3D. Futures opened easy at decline
| OF / 64d, and closed after an inactive short
session at a further decline of l-64d on some
| positions. Our own market responded to the
| weakness abroad by declins of from 4G05
! points at the opening, but part of this was
| subsequently recovered under the buying move
ment with view to the protection Of contracts
| over Sunday. and final prices were steady at
within point OF yesterdays figures on near
positions and decline OF about ) points on
moro distant deliveries
GALVESTON, Aug. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
middling lice; net receipts 1876 bales, gross 1856
including Il bales new crop; sales 400 bales;
stock l7,035 bales.
| NORFOLK, Aug. Cotton closed quiet;
| middling7 31Cc; net receipts 40 bales, gross $40;
sales q bales; stock APIS bales; exports. coast
! wise 70 bales
BALTIMORE, Aug 6.-Cotton closed nominal;
| mddling 7asc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock II, 74l bales.
Boston, Aug. 8,-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 1850; net receipts 1877 bales, gross l27;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain /, 1853 bales.
W IM1NGToN. Aug. 6-Cotton closed firm;
middllng &c; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales uone stock 3 $50 bales.
PHIL ADELPHIA, AuS. 6-Cotton closed quiet;
middling PC; net receipts 20 bales, gross &C.;
stock 6.0G6 bales
quiet; middIing 1-l6c net receipts so bales
gross 1853; sales $50 bales; st )ck actual, 72,013
| bales; exports, to Great Britain 3 537 oales, to
the continent 675 bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet. with
sales OF $500 bales, as follows; August
delivery Sc, September delivery = Soc Octo-
| Der delivery 99c, November delivery 0Sc,
December delivery llc, January delivery CSC,
| February delivery Sic, March delivery 43c,
| April delivery Z 42c
MOBILE. Aug. G-Cotton closed nominal;
| none; stock 7.402 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. Cotton closed easy;
middling 71sc; receipts c. bales; sales $50 Gales;
| shipments none; STOCK 81, 1913 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. Cotton closed steady;
middliug &c; receipts 7g6 bales; shipments rs I;
| sales none; stock 356 bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug. S.-Cotton closed nominal;
sales none; stock IA, $40 bales.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 42O balss
exports, TO Great Britain 40 bales; stock at
all the ports 432,3SS bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Aug. 6. noon.-Flour steady aud
quiet. Wheat STEADY, 1S0}4c lower. Corn
firm and moderately active. Pork quiet and
firm at sic 75@14oO Lard hrmer but quiet at
IS 20 Freights firm and quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug @, D. m.-Wheat steady
but very dull; No red $3.50 in store and ele-
vstor; S43sc afioat; August delivery 653Sc; Sep
TENDER delivery Sac; October delivery S514c.
Corn firm and quiet; No. Gle in elevator; &c
ahoat; options M0118c higher and closed firm
August delivery $3.50: September delivery 57Isc;
| fir nod
fairly active; options irregular but moderately
active; August delivery 3316c; September
delivery Ss16c; October delivery 3334c: spot, No.
2 9516GD39e Coffee-Options closed steady
but points down; September delivery IL co:
October delivery IL 60; spot Rio dull and
steldy. sugar-Refned fairly active and firm.
mon to fancy 25Q135c. Petroleum quiet and
steady Cotton seed oil dull and steady; crude
29c. Pork quiet and firm. Peanuts dull and
steady; fancy hald-picked &c. Beef quiet and
steady. Beef hams doll. Terced beef quiet.
Cut meats quiet and steady. Middles steady.
Lard quiet and higher; western steam IS 171R1
October delivery IS %. Freights quiet and
steady; grain 2s403d; cotton 5-B4d.
CHICAGO, Aug. Corn and provisions ma de
arunning to-day on Change. There are ap-
parently strong bull cliqueS In both articles
| taking good care that no points IN the specula-
tive situation capable of being turned to account
counted for less than its full value:
surrounding bulIishness and activity.
1t managed to secure an advances of 86c, while
corn is l16C higher; oats are up We, Oork 30c,
lard 1116c, and ribs 2216c since yesterday Hot
winds drying up the growing plant was the
chief feature in the corn excitement. The mar
ket opened with I6@19sc advance and itnmedi-
ately sold uD &c, reacted 3sG11Rc, and then
steadily rallied l140lssc, receded &c and ruled
firm TO the close. Oats were fRrly active and
an unsettled feeling prevailed. The opening
was irregular at 94@1Sc advance For a time
the market held STEADY, but liberal un-
loading by longs created weakness
and prices receded 3611sc. There was liberal
selling by tine crowd on tue break, but as corn
was strong and higher it started the crowd to
Buying. There was also liberal buying for the
outside and prices advanced 1hD5Sc aud were
firm at top Fl cures. One thing needful to make
the provision market broader and stronger was
an increase in outside trade. This has come
with big upturn in prices. Country houses
that would not buy barrel Of pol at $40 are
now rushing In buying orders at $l2 90 The
same is true of ribs and lard. Commission
houses all day long had rush of orders to buy
products at Top prices.
CHICAGO, Aug Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull; winter patents "a O0Q04 20;
winter straights SO 5003 rs; spring patents
81 00Q4 30; spring straights 50 3J0l3 co.
! Wheat-No. spring 15}sc: No. 2 red 7S36c
Corn-No. 2 SIC. Osts-No. 33c. Mess pork
sig S7ISGl2 60. Lard 81 959s 90. Short ribs
] 81 0003Q Us. Dry sailed shoulders 81 00G17 %.
Short clear IS 1908 20. Whisky 81 IS.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
| WHEAT. No. g
Aug. delivery. - 1884 7S3s