The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-12

1 huQ JduuAL1 ocAlN0Ey 4 A-O4uf dASO ~-otHt
uary and February delivery 4-64d; Feb
ruary and March delivery 7-64d- Futures
quiet but steady.
| / p. m.-Futures: American middhng. low
middling clause, August delivery 55-64d,
| buyers; August and September delivery 55o4d,
| buyers; September delivery 56 64i, sellers;
sellers; october and November delivery 8 So 64d,
| sellers; November and December delivery
3 6O-o4d: buyers: December and January de-
| livery 62-6i0g3 63-64d; January and February
! delivery l-64d, sellers; February and March
delivery 3-64d, buyers. Futures closed easy.
American middling fair $3.50, good mid
/ ding l-l6d, mlddltng l5-l6d low middIIng
! sgd good ordinary 9-1Gd. ordinary sgd.
NEW YORK, Aug. l., noon. Futures opened
quiet, with sales as follows: August delivery
none, September delivery lac, October delivery
| z 2oc, Noyember delivery SIC, December de-
| livery z 47c, January delivery soc.
The weekly cotton statisUles are as follows:
Total sales for the week Il, 900 bales-Amer-
lean IS, 900 bales; spectators took 200 bales;
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
side to spinners, 5000 bales: actual export
| 5000 bales; total imports $4,000 bales-Amen-
can 5000; total stock ,424, 600 bales-Amerlcan
! 100000 bales; total ahoat 10000 bales-Ameri-
can IS, 900 bales; exporters took 1900 bales
New YoRK, Aug, II, 300 p. m.-Cotton closed
easy; middIing uplsnds 71Ac, middling Or
leans 1850; net receipts none, gross receipts
! 81; sales II, 200 bales
Futures-MarKet closed easy, with sales OF
| 1850 bales, as follows: August delivery
| Z O5@s7 Csc September delivery Z 0oD7 O6c,
| October delivery 1907 Ice. November delivery
| ( -D0lf 20. DSCtIlDeT ueiiNeEJ QUO, JauuoAJ
delivery 45d7 46c. February delivery 549
Z Use. March delivery 6S07 CSC, April de-
livery 7 1907 75s.
| New York, Aug. Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: LIVERPOOL tins
| morning started out promisngly for the bulls
| Futures opened firm at an advance of 2-64c,
and the spot sales were 10000 bales. Before
the close, however, the entire advance and an
additional 2-64d had been lost upon news OF the
| decline to 3S1A for silver in London. The
| lowest quotation previously recorded had been
haHlinR
| of the metal within two days bears heavily
upon the English manufacturer, whose goods
| are paid for in currency rapidly depreciating
and naturally offsets the effect OF any favorable
| influence. What tue destiny OF white metal IS
| to be IL still most perplexing problem to the
| commercial world. and the uncertainty to It's
solution has a most unsettling effect upon the
| trade. Naturally influences so seriously affect.
ing foreign trade were promptly felt here, and
our market opened at a decline of points, and
during the forenoon sold down about II points
as compared with last nights figures, and by
o'clock had rallied slightly. AS long as silver
continues so weak, predictions with re ard to
the course OF prices are valueless. but, with
any recovery in silver. the situation ab Dad
seems likely to improve. During the afternoon
the market continued to decline, ana closed
easy at about II points below last night 6
figures"
| GALVESTON, Aug. 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5.16c; net receipts 81 bales, gross
81, including % bales crop; sales none;
stock 1902 bales; exports, coastwise 1888
bales.
| NORFOLK. aug. 1l.-COLLOQ closed QulcLs
middling 71sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
sales % bale; stock 3,216 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales
BALTIMORE, Aug I1.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 1850; net receipts 1900 bales, gross
,S0O sales none; stock IA 691 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 2,499. to the continent sos.
BOSTON, Aug li.-CotJon closed dull; mid
ding 714e; net receipts ~ bales gross As;
sales none; stock none; exports to Great Bri-
tain 1903
WILMINGTON, Aug. 11.-Cotton closed firm
| mid inn Ers a
none; stock 3,94S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 73sc; net receipts none. gross none;
New ORLEANS, Aug 11.-Cotton closed easy g;
middling &c; net receipts 1898 bales, including
rs new; gross l,443; sales ZOO bales; stock 90, 557
bales
Futures-The market closed barely steady,
with sales of 4,060 bales, as follows: August
delivery re, September delivery 6 re, Octo-
Der delivery 6 soc, November delivery 500,
December delivery 8 use, January delivery 06c,
February delivery 16c. March delivery 26c,
April delivery Z $50
middling 1-16c; net receipts bales, gross
4 bales; sales none; stock 2. 3s7 bales.
MENpHis, Aug. 1!..Cotton closed steady;
shipments 345; stock q, AT bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. II.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady midding &c; receipts Jss ta bales; ship
CHARLESTON. Aug. 11.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 71sc; net receipts 4, gross 4; sales
| none: stock Ia, BAL bales
| NEW YORK, Aug. u.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1908 bales
exports, to Great Britain 1902 bales to the
continent 1865 bales: stock at all the ports
AIS. 800 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YoRK, Aug. H. contour quiet and
weak. Wheat fairly active. Corn dull but
steady, Pork quiet apd firm ct SIS 25Gl14 7P.
Lard dull and easier at IS 10. Preights steady
New YORK. Aug. II, D. m.-Wheat lower,
steady and dull No red sage in store and ele-
vatop; S414c ahoat; options closed heavy at
livery 5314c; September delivery $3.50; Deem
Der delivery $3.50. Corn firmer and moderately
options closed firm; August delivery $780, Sep.
| TENDER delivery o014c. Oats dull and lower;
options active but partly 14c down and steady
August delivery 800; September delivery $50
October delivery 3914o; No. white, September
delivery DOC; spot, No. 2 59@3914c; mixed west
ern 39@4012c. Coffee-Options closed firm and
september delivery p s5@is %: March S 4 de- e
| livery 10 00013 10; spot Rio rirmer and fairly
active; No: 1S569l4c Sugar-Reaned fairly
leum firm; refined, New YORK SO 10; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore So o. Cotton seed oil quiet,
easy; crude 26Qn@7c; yellow Bio. Meat market
dull but steady. Peaauts quiet. Lard closed
| higher; western steam IS 20; September deliv-
cry IS 20; october delivery IS H. Freights
quiet and steady; cotton b64OS52d; grain
216d-
CHICAGO Aug. 1.-THE bullish character of
the government crop report on wheat, corn
and oats the controlling feature In the
cereal pits on the Board OF Trade at the opening
this morning, and all Of them started higher
but at the advance there were free selling and
some bear news being received the advance
was more than lost. Subsequent fluctuations
left them with comparatively slight changes
from yesterdays final quotations. Wheat is
SO lower, corn $50 higher and oats sc lower
| There was lighter trade than usual in
| provisions, and weakness resulted from selling
OF local holders, there being especially active
| selling movement in January pork and January
| lard. Big hog receips were an important factor
| Fully q, 900 hogs arrived to-day and they sold
| off 100l5c. September pork opened NC lower
| at S12 rs and after touching Si2 TN advanced
| to S12 80; then broke to $12 20, rallied and
| closed at S12 SY14, an advance Of &c. Lard
| closed 2&c higher and ribs are 10c up
CHICAGO, Aug 11.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
| No. 2 spring 7S15G17614c: No. red 7s16Q17s11c
Corn-No. 5318c. Oats-No. s331k13ic Mess
pork $12 s5@12 S716. Lard 81 9OG7 s21f
Short ribs SO 050s 10. Dry sailed shoulders
| unchanged. Short clears unchanged. Whisky
| at S115.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
WHEAT. No. e.
| Aug. delivery. 1914 191k 1915
| Sept delivery, 1915 79Ik 78l6