The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

I 56-64d, value; November and December de-
Livery $500 = a. buyers; December and January
/ delivery 63-6Id, sellers; February and March
delivery i-6494 Esd. Futures closed
1 quiet but steady.
/ American mi3dling 8 $3.50.
! NEW York, Aug. 70, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
opened quiet and easy and closed weak, with
/ sales as follows: August delivery opened at
opened at z Csc and closed at csc; October
/ delivery opened at l5c and closed at 05c;
NoyemeeT delivery opened at z ESQ and closed
! at i6c; December delivery opened at SEC and
| closed at eoc; January delivery opened at
I Z 56c aud closed at SIC
SEv YoRK. Aug. IS, 500 D. m.-Cotton closed
| easy; Lniddling uplands s-lsc, middlinR Or
leans 9-i6c; net receipts none, gross receipts
1 none; sales l40 bales.
| Futures-Market closet weak, with sales OF
s2,20 bales, as follows: August delivery
! October delivery Z G6GI7 07c, November
| delivery 16Gt7 17c. December delivery z 200
7&3c, January delivery SEC. February
56c, April delivery : 6IG7 6sc.
New YORK, Aug. l3-Hubbard, Price &
| Co s cotton report says: The weekly state
| by this mornings Chronicle. is as follows:
| Total visible supply 2,Sl0,442 bales, OF which
| 2,Sl3, 442 bales are American crop IN sight
9uO!,1I0 bales; came Ia sight turing the week
| 10 23i bales. plantation deliveries 1881 bales
| The crop, as will be seen, has passed the
| 1900 OOO-bale mark. IL seems more than
probable that at the final count 1t will exceed
200 bales There is no diminution in excess
of the visible supply, and it seems certain that
| we shall &c over into the new season with the
| heaviest stocks ever known by over 100000
| bales, An analysis and acceptance Of these
| figures has led TO considerable selling on the
| part OF those who were long on the market,
and the result is decline of about Is points.
Silver in London is still quoted at 37k pence,
and the depression in the value of this metal
continues adversely 20 affect Manchester and
led TO a further decline OF sd in Liverpool to-
| day. Spot sales were {, COO bales. Large selling
| orders from New orleans has assisted in de-
pressing our market. Spot is rauitly declining
| in anticipation of the early arrival Of new cot
| ton, of which lis bales were received to-day at
! Galveston"
GALVESTON, Aug. l2.-Cotton closed easy;
middling l51ec; net receipts 121 bales, gross
| Ia. including lis bales nsw crop; sales iOG;
| stock TO- 1893 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug 1S-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 71so; net receipts II bales, gross II;
sales none; stock 8, l40 bales; exports coast
wise lS2 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. i3.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 7SSc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock Il, 4s9 bales.
BosToN, Aug. ls.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding re; net receipts SO bales, gross l, l4l
| sales none; stock none.
| w LMISarox, Aug. I3.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 10; net receipts I, gross 4; sales
| PaILADELPHIA, Aug. i3.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 79sc; net receipts 40 bales. gross 40;
| stock 6,22l bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l5.-COCtO1 closed 0uli
| mlddling l5-lOc; net receipts 30 bales, gross
SO; sales 100 bales; ct >ok s. 13S bales exports,
| to Great Britain $50 bales to France as, to the
| continent 10l. ooastwise Az.
| FUtures-The market closed steady, with
| sales Of 2J.S00 bales. as follows: August
| delivery 6Gc, September delivery 8 60c, Octo-
| Der delivery &c, November delivery 75c,
| December delivery S5c, January delivery 94c,
February delivery O3c, March delivery lSc,
| April delivery 23c.
MOBILE. Aug. l3.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 71sc; net receipts 10 bales gross
10 bales; safes none; stock 1913 bales; exports
| coastwise bale.
| MEMPHIS, Aug. l3.-Cotton closed easy;
middlng &c; receipts 81 bales; sales 500 bales
| shipments %: stock q ,4i5 bales.
AUaUsTA, Aug. lS.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; receipts III balss shipments
1876; sales 1856; stock 7149 bales.
| CHARLESTON Aug. 13.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling T1kc; net receipts IL, gross 49, sales
| 10; stock 14512 bales; exports coastwise q
| bales
| New YoRK. Aug. 13.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipts At all the ports to-day were sos bales;
| exports. to Great Britain $50 bales. to the
continent l43 bales; stock at all the ports
| $4,000 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The total visible supply
| of cotton for the world is 2,e10,442 bales, of
| which 2,Sl3.442 bales are American. against
| 63S and 800, S38 bales, respectively last
| year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 42ss bales Receipts from plantations
l,5sl bales. Crop in sight 9.Oo2,7Oo bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13 noon. Flour quiet and
| steady. Wheat dull but steady. Corn dull but
| firmer. Pork easy and Quiet at Sl5 250l4 IS
Lard quiet and frmer at IS So Freights quiet
| and steady.
NEw YORK. Aug. is. 5 D. m.-wheat .rife
| firmer but dull; No red s2}4c in store and ele-
| vator; $3.50 afoat; options dull but 1411Sc
higher, with only local trade; no outside iniu-
1 ence: No. red, August delivery S234c; Sep
| TENDER delivery $3.50; December delivery S736c.
| Corn dull and easy; No. 2 63c in elevator; 64c
| aHOafs DUH and MANI md
| steady; local trading; August delivery 60I4c;
| September delivery SOC; October delivery SIC
| Oats quiet and steady; options dull and &c up
| TO &c down: August delivery SS5Sc; September
delivery $3.50; October delivery $3.50; spot, No.
| 3S154 $3.50; mixed western 3g14O15c. Coffee
| Options closed firm and 1920 points up;
| 12 e59l2 90: October delivery u 951l3 90;
! spot Rio quiet and firm; No. : l4c. Sugar-Re-
| fined fairly active and firm. Molasses-Ne~
| Orleans quiet but steady. Petroleum firm ami
steady; crude 260.l7c; yellow Sic. Pork dull
| and steady Peanuts quiet aud steady; fancy
| Beef hams quiet. Iierced beef dull. Cut meais
dull and steady. Middles quiet and steady.
/ Lard higher but very dull; western steam
s 80; September delivery esq bid; October de
| livery SS Is nominal Freikhts dull and steady /;
cotton 6-64p3-32d; grain 215d-
CHICAGO. Aug. 13-E eaSness, which has
| been conspicuous feature Of the markets. had
| disappeared at the opening to-day, and as a re
suit of the day trading everything dealt in on
| the Board OF Trade is higher than at the close
| yesterday. This fact is due in part to a natural
| reaction from recent deci 1es, and IN part TO
news of the day. The trading. however, was
| generally light Wheat opened L4c above yes
| terday's close and closed with further gain of
| 15c. Corn was very firm, opening at 52}{c
/ and closing 53c. Oats fiuctuated within narrow
| limits ami closed with gain of Nc. Provisions
| opened active and strong, with an advance of
| SC in pork; ESQ l219c in lard aud 5(el0c in ribs
| Armour's brokers were taxing everything that
was offered. There some realizing at the
| advance. which brought reaction from the ex-
| tremes reached on the first bulge. but in the
end prices remained higher than at the core
| spending time yesterday by l2I5c in pork, 50l0c
| In lard and NC in ribs.
| CHICAGO, Aug 13.-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour unchanged. Wheat-No. 2
| spring 7sc: No. ? red 77Jz07sc. Corn-No. 2
| 5314c. Oats-No. 2 3sI49 INC. Mess pork
| Sl2 .00l2 IS. Lard s. 9O17 80. Short ribs
| IS 000s 10. Dry sailed shoulders 81 2Ol7 80.
| Short clears IS 1OG1S IS. Whisky at 81 is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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