The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19

Montgomery. Ala, Aug. is-Receipts re
bales; shipments lao bales sales i56 bales;
stock lS93 9is bales; stock iss2 o. fSs bales.
shreveport Aug. is-Recciuts 81 bales.
shipments SO bales; sales none; stock
/ 2.Sta bales.
Atlanta, Ca Aug. is-Receipts none;
shipments none; stock 2.220 bales
Columbus, Miss, Aug. lS-Receipts none;
shipments none; sales none stock 9S5
! bales.
Galveston. Aug. ts.-Net and gross receipts
!, AS bales; exports cOastwisc 69s bales. sales
,235 bales; spinners none.
Norfolk. Aug. is.-Net and gross re-
ceipts 2l6 bales; exports. 10 Great Britain
3 995 bales; to the continent nome coastwise
81 bales; sales ,237 bales.
Columbus, Ga, Aug. ls.-Rceeipts % bales;
1893, 1, li9 bales; stock 1892. 3,053 bales.
Baltimore, Aug. 1S.-Net receipts $50 bales;
gross 1 ,S32 bales exports 10 the continent . 755
| bales; coastwise 3 700 bales; TO Great Britain
none; to France none.
Boston Aug ls-Net receipts 597 bales;
gross 2,2lO bales; exports 20 Great Britain l.
800 bales.
Wilmington. Aug 1s--Gross and net re-
eeipts % bales; exports coastwise 400
Philadelphia, Aug. is.-Net and gross re-
ceipts 2,S42 bales; exports TO France 400
Mobile, Aug. 1s-Net and gross receipts
l75 bales; exports, coastwise 229 bales; sales
bales
Memphis, Aug. ls.-Net receipts $50 bales;
gross 4OS bales shipments 029 balesi spin
ners none; sales 225 bales; stock none
Augusta Aug ls.-Receipts 279 bales; ship
ments 1928; sales 491 bales; stock none,
Eufaula, Aug. l8,-Receipts II bales ship
| ments none; stock, corrected. 500 bales.
Charleston, Aug 1S-Net and gross receipts
| 80 bales; exports coastwise. $50 bales; to the
continent none; sales 200 bales spinners
| none.
ST. Louis, Mo, Aug 1s-Net and gross
receipts POP bales shipments i,s5ibales; sales
| 1870 bales
Charlotte Aug. ts-Receipts ane shipments
| 80 bales; stock 80 bales,
Greenville Miss, Aug. 1s.-Stock 4s3.
Rome Ga, Aug. iS.-Recelpts 81 bales;
shipments AZ bales; stock, corrected, s2l
bales.
receipts $3.50 bales; shipments 2,l69 bales;
sales 363 bales.
Cincinnati. Aug ls-Net and gross receipts
1,467 bales; shipments 975 bales; spinners 1887
bales: spineers 800; sales $40 bales.
Macon, Go, Aug. l8.-Receipts bales;
shipments bales; stock, corrected, 1893,
l,l5O bales; stock 1892, .26o bales.
New Orleans, Aug. ls,-Net receipts 4479
bales; gross 5,55l exports, to Great Britain
| 1,O4S to the continent 434 bales; TO France
none; coastwise 1872 bales; sales $500
bales. Correction Exports eoastwise July
p should have been SO bales, Aug 5S2 bales,
and Aug. II SIS bales.
Grain "a nd Provisions.
New York Aug 10, p. m.--Flour very
duh and steady; winter wheat, low grades
81 95lpS2 75 winter fair to fancy 81 45D
3 As; winter patents 81 l00DSt 90; winter state
So 4O04 90; Minnesota clear So 50@3 90;
|
steady common to fair extra ~ l0mS 10;
good 20 choice extra 81 i50ol % Wheat
opened dun and lower, closing steady. No
red in store and elevator 67%G168c; afOat
6S6106SAc; options declined %m8c, trading
was very dull and closed steady No > red
closing May delivery S2Ac; August delivery
675sc; September delivery 6sBc; october de-
livery nc. Corn, spots, very dull and NC
lower; No. in elevator 47lsGp47%c atloat
| 41Bc; options decline nose and closed
steady with duh trade August delivery 47Mc;
| Sentpmbgr DELIVERY lpliVpTV
47hc; December delivery 47%c Oats, spots
quiet and steady; options dull and lower
closing steady; August delivery 30Ac; Sep
TENDER delivery 30hc; October delivery 3iMc;
spot prices, No. 9 304W30&c; No. 2 white
4O%c; mixed western 3lQ32c; white western
39d44c Wool unsettled and dull; domestic
fleece 2)G82sc; pulled l6612jc; TEXAS l2GBl7c.
Beef QuleJ and steady; family $40 O0Gll2 90;
extra mess 81 500SS %. Beef hams easier at
Sl7 50bSis 90. Tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess Si5 000f17 90. Cut meats quiet
and steady picked bellies 1ihc picked
shoulders 644DIc; picked hams l0h6pllhc
Middles nominal, short clear g.. Lard
quiet and easier western steam closed at
50 900S9 90; city steam 81 25618S 80; 9eptem-
per delivery * " bid: October delivery ~ IS
and nominal; refined duh; continent 80 70;
South America $40 90; compound 81 rs Pork
firm and dull; new mess ga 507n&15 80
MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice 31Gp3Sc and mar
ket good and steady. Peanuts easy aud quiet
fancy hand picked 4d14hc Flax seed nomi-
nal. Coffee Options barely steady AZ 10 points
3 .
November delivery Sl4 506bSl4 50; January
delivery 8l4 55; May delivery 8l4 80; spot Rio
quiet and steady; No l5Ac. Sugar raw
| quiet and steady: fair refining 81 ccntrifu-
gals 96' test 3Nc; refined steady. fair de-
mand; of A l3-l6m5Ac; standard A 3l6
\ 615%c; cut loaf 5 NOS l3l6e: granulated 5 3-t6
5Hc; cubes 57-l6n5bc FreightS to Liver
pool market dull and firm cotton steam
| I'D: grain Id. asked.
Chicago, Aug. ls-The prospect Of delay in
financial legislation at Washington seemed to
put the board Of trade in the dumps today
The decline IN wheat since last night amounts
to lc per bushel and corn and oats arc each
nc lower. Provisions lost from Doc to 40c
In pork l0c. to 20Hc. In lard, and from l5c. TO
| 17%C. In ribs Wheat at the opening was
about the same as yesterdays clos,
firm and prices were weak. and this time de
clined &c for September, and nc. for De
, cember, then ruled steady for some time
became firmer and tho closing was easy, nc
from the bottom Trade was light Most Of
the business was In the way of changing Sep
TENDER into December Wheat does not ap
| pear to move out OF Chicago as 10 should and
there is some talk OF the bulk Of IL staying
here all winter. Corn was quiet and
| easy on more rain I'm the interior to
the weakness in wheat The offerings, while
not very liberal or urgent, exceeded the de-
! mand. The close was steady at inside fig
ures. In oats little more pressure to sell
was observed, and prices receded &c, the
market closing weak at about the inside.
The provision market weakened under the
receipt of 80 600 hogs Pork and lard closed
at the lowest point Of the day range, but Sep
TENDER ribs recovered 1c from bottom
| prices. Armour g. Company andthe American
Packing Company bid up the ribs toward the
| close.
Chicago, Aug. 1s.-Casn quotations were
as follows: Flour dull, prices favored buyers.
Wheat-No spring 60Hc; No. spring wheat
| T. o. b. Coo; No. 2 red 60l4c. Corn-No 2
38l6c Oats No. 2, 234c; No white (. 0. b. %
1l@l29hc No. 3 white I. o. b, 2S1lqb29c. No.
fax seed 81 O2h Prime timothy seed SO %
as "a No. rye 47c. No. barley, - No.
3 barley f. o. b., 35l145c; No. barley T. o.
b., 3Ol93lc Mess pork per barrel, Sl2 $40
S12 67h Lard, per 100 pounds, - 27la0
~ 40 Short rib sides loose 81 1901 80 Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 25D7 so; short
clear sides boxed, ~ 25ll3S So Whisky,
distillers finished goods. per gallon, 81 II.
Butter firm; creamery 190o2ic; dairy $50
2Oc. Eggs, l3013Rc. Sugar, cut loaf -;
graduated &C; standard A %.
Leading futures ranged as follows