The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-10

4 l-64d. Futures opened quiet but steady.
p. MIXTURES: American middling, fair,
5-16d: good niddling uplauds 4 / l6d; middling
1S.l6d; low middling 3Szd; good ordinary
9.l6d; ordinary 39sd; August delivery S56-64d,
sellers; August and September delivery 56-o4d,
sellers; September delivery s7-64d, value;
September and October delivery 516id,
value; October and November delivery 59-64d,
buyers; November and December delivery
8 61-6403 62-64d; December and January de-
livery SO 6404d; January and February de-
livery 2-64d, buyers; February and March
delivery 4-6404 5-64d. Futures closed firm.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9 Hubbard, Price & Co.
says the cotton market to-day opened at a
decline from / to points, but recovered it. and
by o'clock was points higher then yesterday.
LIVERPOOL at one time was fully 5-64d below
yesterday, but had recovered one-third of the
loss before the close, which called very
steady. Both there and here the market shows
an indispoSition to decline further until the
government report tomorrow shall shed the
light OF official opinion upon the market In
fact, prices respond more readily to bullish than
probably be bought largely were 1t
not that there is still fear that
the renewal ofsthe anti-options agitation in De-
cember would again cause a semtpanic. Crop
reports which reach US in the main Indicate an
average condition, but the crop ia pnquestion-
ably late. During the afternoon The market
maintained its stability and closed steady at
within point Of the highest of the day and 5
points over last evening.
NEW YORK, Aug. g. noon Futures opened
stea iy, with sales as follows: August delivery
CSC, November delivery Sec, December de-
livery t0c
NEW Yonx. Aug. 8. 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands nc, middling Or
leans 1850; net receipts none gross receipts
l,4S4; sales 571 bales.
Futures-MarKet closed quiet bat steady, with
sales of 81 600 bales, follows: August delivery
Z l1@7 l9c, September delivery. 1907 15c,
October delivery 25c, November delivery
z 34@7 800. December delivery Z 4407 45c,
January delivery Z 5497 55c. February delivery
z March dalivArV Z S3lh7 7dc. Anril
delivery 1907 SIC.
GALVESTON Aug. 9-Cotton closed steady;
middling & l51ec; net receipts Sc bales, in
GLIDING 46 bales new crop; gross 81 bales.
including 46 bales crop; sales 6l8 bales;
stock II. 22) bales.
NORFOLK, Aug 9.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 71sc; net receipts $50 bales, gross 1879;
sales u bales; stock 3854 bales; exports coast
wise 173 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 1850; net receipts none, gross IA;
sales none; stock a. ASS bales.
BOSTON, Aug 9.--Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding re; net receipts AS bales gross SOL;
sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON. Aug 9.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 70; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1886 bales.
| PHLADELPFIA, Aug Cotton closed dull;
middling 75sc; net receipts 20, gross 20;
| stock 6,0S6 bales.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 9.-Cotton closed dull;
mlddlinG l-l6c; net receipts 267 bales. gross
| 267; sales 300 bales; stock 72942
Futures-The market closed barely steady,
with sales of lS5OO bales, as follows: August
delivery $50, September delivery 9 SIC, Octo
| Der delivery 92c, November delivery lOc,
December delivery 10c, January delivery 19c,
| February delivery 26c March delivery SIC,
| April delivery 40.
| MOBILE, Aug. Cotton closed nominal;
middfng T1sc; net receipts 4 bales, gross
bales sales none; stock 391 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug 9.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 7sc; receipts 81 balss; sales 200 bales;
shipments none; stock q siS bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 9.-Cotton closed steady;
middliug 70; receipts Il bales; shipments 8;
sales So; stock 1872 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Aug. a.--Cotton closed steady;
middling 71sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1885, bales; exports coast
| wise 81 bales
ceipts at all the ports to-day were l49 bales;
exports, to Great Britain Z, $50 bales; exports
to the continent sos; stock at all the ports
| 42l, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug. o, noon.-Flour more active
| aud firm, Wheat steady ana moderately active.
| Corn fairly active and steady. Pork quiet and
! Arm at s1S 25@147b. Lard easier and quiet at
! SO 40. Freiehts steady and quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug. & o. m.-Whsat fairly
activ. and easier, closing steady; No. red
$500 In store and elevator; e41Sc ahoat; options
closed steady 1SDlAc unier yesterday; No. 2
! S414c; December delivery $3.50. Corn dull, lower
and weak; No &c in elevator; Csc aioat;
options closed weak; August delivery 1850; Sep
|
Oats moderately active but Irregular and weak {;
options weaker but fairly active; August deliv-
cry 3S34c; September delivery $3.50; October de-
livery 59c; spot. No. 3914I3934c; mixed west
/ ern 3916041c. Coffee-Options closed firm and
| 53i5 points up; August delivery II 20; Septem-
| Der delivery ~ 65912 75 November delivery
u 20; spot Rio tirmer and more active; No. z
| 1890. Sugar-Rehped fairly active and firm
! Molasses-New Orleans dull common to fancy
| 25Gls6c. Petroleum high her and in fair demand
| 9 ton seed oil quiet and about steady; crude
I pOrky Affv a,AA Ar,
| Peanuts quiet. Beef hams dull. Fierced beef
| quiet. Cut meats quiet; picked hams l2Dl24c
| Middles quiet and steady. Lard lower but
moderately active; western steam s. IS; city
81 05G17 IS; August delivery IS IS; September
! delivery 50 rs; January delivery IS &c. Freights
| quiet and frmer; cotton S-S2d; grain 221d-
| CHICAGO, Aug. Sit was the bulls turn to
be in trouble to-day. Yesterday all was
! strength and confidence in prices and the bears
were in perspiration. To day the feeling was
! the very reverse, and the bulls who hung to
their holdings so firmly, and bears who were so
| anxious to cover their shorts yesterday were at
odds at the opening this morning in their
mutual desire to sell. Crop conditions had en-
tirely changed over night, and 80
| had neaAy every other condition
that affected the markets. There were some
| reactions after the price had gone down
! sharply, caused by SHORTS taking the opportu-
nifty TO cover lines put out yesterday near the
| top. But the tone of the market throughout
the session was one OF weakness. and the close
was at a loss In wheat OF 1850, compared with
| yesterday. September opened nc lower at
7916c; broke. with one or two little reactions to
! 7S1Sc; recovered to 7s15c, fuctuated within a
| narrow range and closed weak at 7sl4c The
! corn pit was crammed with a Wildly excited
| crowd, who were as eager to sell as they had
been to buy yesterday. They all
! wanted to seize their profits at
| the same time before they disappeared
from view and naturally prices slid off with
| great agility. The opening for September was
! from 541fc to 54a4c, against $3.50 at the close
! yesterday and the price quickly slumped to
5312c. Ibis was on reported rains in the south
west; but later correspondents sent messages
saying that much Of the damage was beyond
repair and rally of &c followed This caused
an increased Offering, under which the price
broke to b23sc. Another reaction OF nc took
place later, and the close was at 5314c. Oats
followed wheat and corn and the close shows a
loss OF l4c Provisions were less consistently
weak than grains. September pork opened
$50 lower on heavier receipts OF hogs
than were anticipated, and a decline of SC
in their value and some heavy selling broke the
market 1O0i2l6c more Then the market sud-
d. My rallied, September, which had touched
Si3 %, rose 70 Sl3 25 but during the latter part
OF the session the price settled back to S12 rs
rallied and closed slow at $50 co. loss Of Soc
Lard is 15o off and ribs like amount.
CHICAGO. Aug Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour unchanged. Wheat-No. spring
7814c; No. red 1910. CoFn-No. 2 53lxc
Oats-No 2 33149333sc. Mess pork Sl2 950
IS o.. Lard s. sUQo CO. Short ribs IS o5M
, ) 10. Dry sailed shoulders 81 25617 90. Short
clear s. 700S rs. Whisky 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows: