The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-11

1900
4p, MIXTURES: American middling, low
midd1ng CLAUSE, August delivery 57-b4d,
sellers; August and September delivery 55-s4d,
sellers; September delivery 8 81 640S So Cad;
| September and October delivery 57640
| 3 So 64d; October and November delivery 59-646
| 8 6064d; November and December delivery
3 62-64d, sellers; December and January de-
| livery I'd, buyers; January and February de-
| livery 264Go4 3-64d; February and March
delivery 5-64d, buyers. Futures closed barSly
steady
| MANCHESTER, Aug. 10.-The Guardians COM
mercial article says: "A serious fall in the
rates OF eastern exchange unsettled the market.
| Buyers are not willing to incur the risk. There
! are few offers at extremely low prices, some
| times contingent upon rates Of exchange and
| they are therefore, difficult to meet. ShirtinRS
| for india and China are practically unstable.
| There is difficulty in dsposng of the produc-
| tion even at lower prices. This is arousing
anxiety in many quarters. Late adviceS from
| Shanghai show that there have been large sales
of American drills at low prices. Much of the
| improved demand that has sudd- My arisen
| in China is for yarns spun ia Calcutta. Hence,
| it appears that goods are wanted. although
| Lancashire does not partake of the DEMAND.
| Although the demand for iaconets, mulIs and
kindred cloths is slightly better. sales prac.
ticabe only at lower prices manufacturers OF
many staples have decided to keep their looms
| employed which results in meager inquiry for
| yarns
NEW YORK, Aug 10. uoon-Furures opened
| quiet ana firm, with sales as follows: August
| delivery re, September delivery lie, October
delivery PIC, November delivery SIC. Decem-
Der delivery 47c January delivery SIC.
| New YoRK. Aug. TO- 500 D. m,-CoJton closed
stea ~; middling uplands nc, middlinR Or
leans 1850; net receipts none, gross receipts
| l,4)9; sales 3S5 bales.
Futures-MarKet closed barely steady; with
sales Of I5l 100 bales, as follows: August delivery
| Z 1907 l7c September delivery 7ylS17 lsc,
| october delivery 1907 SOC, November delivery
| 7 500 400 December delivery 7 49,, 5Cc,
| Z 6S6p7 69c March delivery 777@7 79c, April
delivery ST@7 sec.
| NEW York, Aug 1O-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say: The Liverpool market advanced .-64d to-
day and closed barely steady. Our market had
| responded by an improvement of between and
! points by II o'clock. Trading was slow. how
await the publication of the government
| report. This was issued shortly after
y o'clock. 1t is the worst re-
| port since 1886 Its effect was to cause
an immediate advance in the market of points,
| and for time considerable excitement pre-
vailed. The advance was met by free sales for
| both long and short account. and by O'Clock a
| large portion OF the advance had been lost, and
| prices were only about points over last even
ing. During the afternoon the excitement,
| consequent upon publication of the government
| report, somewhat subsidized and the market was
without change to the close. which was barely
steady, points over last evening
| GALVESTON, Aug. io.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5l6c; net receipts 1872 bales, in
| GLIDING 1865 bales n9w crop; gross 1872 bales;
sales 81 bales; stock l7.402 bales.
| NORFOLK, Aug. 10.-Cotton closed quiet;
| ulluuunS &c, net receipts 80 Dal6S, gross 30,
sales bale; stock 1889 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Aug. i0.-Cotton closed nominal
middling 1850; net receipts none, gross 1000;
sales none; stock 49, 55 bales
| BosTos, Aug l0.-Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding TIC; net receipts A. bales, gross 1858;
sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON. Aug. lo.-Cotton closed firm;
middline 7o; net receipts 3. gross 8; sales
| PHILADELPHIA, AuE .l0.-Cotton closed steady;
mid9ling 1850; net receipts 8, gross g.;
| stock 6.092 bales
New ORLEANS, Aug. 0.-Cotton-Buyers and
sellers apart; middling 1-16c; net receipts
| SO bales, gross 90; sales 200 bales; stock g. ia
| bales; exports to Great Britain 1850; to France
| 1886; to the continent 10; coastwise al.
Futuresv-The market closed quiet, with
sales of y, 200 bales, follows: August
delivery $50, September delivery $50, Octo-
Der delivery 8 CSC, November delivery z 04c,
December delivery 13c, January delivery 21c,
February delivery Sic, March delivery z 40c
April delivery ACC.
middfng l-1tc; net receipts bales, gross
| 8 bales; sales none; stock T. 999 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng 71Sc; receipts so bales; sales 400 bales;
shipments none; stock 27,7Oi bales
| AUGUSTA, Aug. l0.-CottOn closed steady;
middling &c; receipts p bales; shipments 81 !;
| sales 119; stock 1858 bales
| CHARLESTON. Aug. 10.-Cotton closed quiet
middling nc; net receipts 8, gross 3; sales
none; stock ID b67 bales.
| NEw YORK, Aug. 10.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to day were 42s bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,?3S bales; exports
to the continent 2,S05; stock at all the ports
! ali, 996 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YoRK, Aug TO- noon.-Flour steady but
1 quiet Wheat dull but firm. Corn quiet and
| steady. Pork quiet and firm at $1S25014 IS
Lard dull and weak at IS 2213 Freights steady
| and more active.
but less active; No. red Ss5Sc in store and ele-
vator; $3.50 ahoet; options closed steady at &c
| up to &c down; No. , red, August delivery
! $3.50; September delivery S4Ic: October de-
| in elevator; 650o834c afioat; optipns very dun,
closing firm; August delivery 6lssc; September
delivery 299Sc; October delivery $500. Oats
firm but quiet optious hrner and moderately
| active; August delivery 3914c; September de-
| livery 39c; spot No. 390394Sc; mixed west
| ern 3304lc. Coffee-Options closed steady and
59l5 points up; August delivery 1R 50; Septem-
| her delivery IL so@12 IS: October delivery
| u s1l2 80; spot Rio firmer and more active.
| Sugar-Renned firm and active. Molasses-
| New Orleans quiet and steady; common to
| fancy 25035c. Petroleum more active and
| firm. Cotton seed ell dull and unsettled; crude
2GQ27c; yellow Bic. Pork quiet aud firm. Pea
| nuts steady. Beef steady and quiet. Beef hams
| quiet Tieroed beef dull; city extra, India
mess, $12 010D14 20. Cut meats quiet and easy
pickled bellies sac. Midtlee dull and steady.
| Lard dull and easier; western steam g. 20; Sep
| teuber delivery SSl5 bid; October delivery IS 10
| bid FEeights quiet and steady.
| CHICAGO. Aug. 10 There were rains all over
|
| consequence the price of corn was 1A61116c
| lower at the opening Of the Board of Trade this
| morning. II sympathy with that cereal. every
thing else was lower At the start But at the re-
| cession the demand outstripped the supply, and
| there was unanimous advancement, though
| it was accomplished in hog products only after
| a little further decline. Wheat was dull
| throughout, and stagnant at times. September
opened 14c lower at 75c advanced to 1880 and
| closed at 1870. or Nc higher than yesterday.
| The chief interest cent-red In the corn pit,
where there was crowd of
excited operators. Around the opening
| September corn sold at 5lAc, decline Of l15c
| from the last quotation OF yesterday but there
was such an active demand that IL rose later to
$500. Corn reports still conflicting, but
conservative people refuse to believe the stories
about ruined corn crop that are being crcu-
lated on the board. Still most of the crowd are
strongly bullish, which accounts for the fact
that shorts are glad to come in at the break.
September closed on 1sc lower than on yester-
day. Oats active and comparatively
stronger than corn, closing with an advance OF
34c for September Provisions failed to SHOW
the great activity noticed yesterday, but there
was good business done. September pork sold
at Sl2 IS just after the fopeniGg, decline of
3215c from yesterdays closing price, but ad-
vanced to BIZ 9S on active buying, and closed at
Sl2 S7]<, loss Of 1714c compared with yester-
day Lard is 10000 lower, and ribs $50 l715c.
CHICAGO, Aug 10.-Cash quotations were az
follows: Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring 1615c; No 2 red 1870. Corn
No $3.50. ORts-No 9 3324 134c. Mess pork
912 S0nl2 Sc Lard 81 S1l[T@ ribo