The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-09

september delivery 5S-o4d, also $3.50;
| september delivery 4d; September and October
delivery 5964d; November and December
delivery b9-o4d; January and February deliv-
cry 5-ssd February and March delivery S64d,
The tenders of deliveries at to-iay's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and 1900
bales old.
D. MIXTURES American middling, low
middling clause, August delivery 5 57-6iD
5S-641; August and September delivery
57-o493 5S-64d; September delivery 5S $40
3 59-64d; September aud October delivery
| 8 SIS 6l83 59-64d; October and November delivery
8 60-64G03 6l-64d; November and December de-
livery 8S6ad, buyers; December and jan
uaFy delivery 4 l,6404 esd; January and
February delivery 464l, buyers; February
and March delivery 6-6IG4 acid. Futures
closed quiet.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 8. noon.-Futures opened
quiet, with sales as follows: August delivery
zoe, September delivery lsc, October delivery
z Sic November delivery ale, December de-
livery Z Sic, January delivery COO.
New YonK. Aug, 8, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands T54c, middlinR Or
leans 1850; net receipts 40, gross receipts
2e5; sales 354
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales of
10000 bales, as follows: August delivery
z 00@97 10c. September delivery Z 1907 lie,
October delivery z 206D7 21c, November delivery
January delivery 5OQ7 sic. February delivery
z 606D7 Gle, MaFch delivery 6507 Tic April
delivery 790p7 Ole.
Ngw YORK, aug. S.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
pRrative strength Of our market on Saturday,
prices abroad failed to improve to-day, and this
continued foreign weakness has at last had its
effect upon prices here breaking quotations up
to O'Clock to-day some points as compared
with Saturdays closing figures The opening
quotations here showed decline OF about TO
points. and for an hour or two during the
early part of the session continuous reseipts of
buying orders, mainly for southern account,
steadled prices and seemed likely to avert
further decline, but the weakness of the New
| Orleans market and ranOrta of paueral showers
in Texas led to fresh weakness here, and
| by o clock September contracts had sold at
the market continued to weaken, closing at the
lowest OF the day and IL points under Satnr-
DAVIS final prices
GALVESTON, Aug. s.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts e6 bales, gross 80
including AS bales new crop; sales 10 bales;
stock 1913 bales; exports coastwise Ii.
| NORFOLK, Aug. S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1850; net receipts So bales, gross IS;
sales 20 bales; stock g. 3gS bales; exports, coast
wise s45 bales
BALTIMoRE, Aug. s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 75sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock ia, 74l Bales.
| BosToN, Aug. 8-COtton closed dull; mid
| ding 5-i6c; net receipts 80 bales, gross 500;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain 1000 bales.
WILMINGTON. Aug. s.-Cotton closed firm;
| middlinR 7c; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock :, 1856 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S,-Cotton closed quiet;
stock 6,O66 bales
New ORLEANS, Aug. s.-Cotton closed dull
and easy; mfddllng 1-16c; net receipts 6e2
bales, gross 662 sales 500 bales; stock 7s07b
| Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 1880 bales, as follows August
| delivery 7sc, September delivery 7sc, Octo-
Der delivery 6 SIC, November delivery go,
December delivery l5c, January delivery 14c,
February delivery 7 csc, March delivery z SEC,
| April delivery 41c.
| MOBILE. Aug. s-Cotton closed nominal;
middling INC; net receipts IS hales, including
! l new; gross IS bales, including / new; sales
none; stock 1857 bales; exports coastwise 80
| bales.
MEsPHrs Aug. s.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 71sc receipts S25 bales sales $50 bales;
shipments none; stock q, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. S.-Cotton closed steady !;
middling &c; receipts 81 bales; shipments 80 /;
sales 26; stock 1881 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Aug. S.-Cotton closed nominal
mtddltng nc; net receipts 90 bales, gross 20 ;
sales none; stock IA, 500 bales.
NBw YORK. Aug. S.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1853 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain s,06i bales; exports
! 427,S76 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LONDON, Aug. S.-The Mark Lane EcDress,
| in its weekly review of the British grain trade.
! says: English wheats are weaker. There has
been an average fall in the London market of
| Cd. The harvest is progressing In the south Of
/ England. The crops Of wheat and barley are
! good, but beans and pease promise badly. The
| whole wheat harvest of the United Kingdom. if
~~S
August proves fine, is calculated at $500 900
| quarters that of barley at 9,s70, 900 quarters;
that OF oats 10000 600 quarters, being 1000 900
less than the crop of 1891; that Of beans at from
1000, 600 to ,250O0O quarters aud that Of pease
| at 6,550 900 quarters. Potatoes promise a yield
of 6500000 tons This is likely to limit the de-
mand for wheat Foreign wheats are heavy.
| American winter cargoesFhave fallen Cd. Corn
Is steady Barley is quiet Beans and pease are
firm. At to-days market English wheats
were unimproved Foreign wheats were
hrmer. Californian. Indian and Australian
! were I'D better. Oats were Sd higher. Beans,
owing to the spread of blight in the home crops.
rose Is There was good sale for corn at Cd
| advance. Flours were steady. Pease were
! firm.
New YoRK, Aug. g. noon.-Flour easy and
| quiet. Wheat steady and moderat ely active
| Corn firm and active. Pork quiet and steady
at S12 1904 90 Lard higher and nominal at
IS 40. Freights steady and quiet
NEW YoRK. Aug. 8, 500 p. A-Southern -four
steady and quiet; good to choice extra SO $50
455 Wheat moderately active for export and
| higher. with options firm No. 2 red s460S. SIC
in store and elevator; S5@s534c afeat; options
closed steady and 1AD134c over Saturday; Au-
gust delivery 64a4c; September delivery $3.50;
December delivery 8916c Corn firmer but dull /;
| No. 6214c in elevator; 63Ac afioat; options
more mo active excited and sSS4sc higher clos
| cry Gle; December delivery 591@e. Oats higher
and fairly active; options stronger and moder-
ately active; august delivery 40c; September de-
| livery 400; October delivery 40Ac spot, No.
2 395sG40c; mixed western 39141c. Coffee
! Options closed steady and unchanged to 10
| points up; August delivery II 500 = 60; Septem-
Der delivery IL s0112 co: December delivery
| II IS; spot Rio firm and quiet; No. z 1S1S6h1396
| Sugar-Refined firm fair demand; standard A
| 49s@4l&c; cut loaf 1905 3-16c; powdered
4 13-l604 1516c; granulated 43SD45sc. MO
| lasses-New Orleans steady but quiet; COM
mon to fancy 25G135c. Petroleum quiet and
steady. Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude
goo; yellow 3l16c. Pork quiet and firmer; extra
prime Sl3 90 Peanuts steady; fancy hand
! picked &c; farmers 2143814o Beef dull but
steady; family $4,000 90. Beef hams quiet.
Tiereed beef dun; city extra India mess, SI2 SO
| obs so. Cut meats quiet and firm; picked
bellies 8lSNSa4c; shoulders &c; hams I24@
12l6c. Middles steady but dull short clear s. IS
Lard active and higher; western steam s. 47l66
! 50; September delivery So a.; October deiv-
cry IS 40 nominal. Freights quiet and firm:
cotton 234d; grain 5-6403-32d-
CHICAGO, Aug. ga big, broad, old fashioned
bull market with bears swetering and roaring
in their unhappy predicament to-day for the
first time in many months. Wheat at the close.
compared with its price at the corresponding
time on Saturday, was l14c higher. corn was &c
up, oats showed NC advance, pork 35c lard
15c and ribs 121fe. The days advance got well
under way as soon as the session commenced.
| Corn, oats and provisions We'd with each other
In bullish activity, and opening prices were i'm.
mediately added TO in an excited way. News
| concerning the damage to Kansas corn. in
fuencsd the entire trade Oats and provisions
more especially sympathized in the news af-
fecting corn, but the advance in all those
articles Was too pronounced to allow Of wheat
| A.~Eu.