The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

/ ~ bales. NniuuUTa ~ bales.
s54 bales shipments g75 bales, spinners bon
bales sales 80 bales
81 Louis Mo, Aug ll-Net receipts 2t0
bales, gross 1870 shipments 5~o bales sales
Norfolk, Aug. l-Net and gross ne
! ceip;s $40 bales exports. 20 Great Britain
| LOO bales; to the continent none; coastwisc
/ 3i4 bales sales 23i bales.
Philadelphia Aug ii.-Net and gross re
ceipts 1870 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
/ 622 bales.
Wilmington. Aug. u.-Gruss and net re-
! ceipts 80 bales; exports coastwise i,i5b
/ bales
! Baltimore. Aug. 1l.-Net receipts $50 bales
gross 1925 bales exports TO the continent 1t25
/ bales; CoaStwise B. 600 bales; TO Great Britain
none, 10 France 30 bales.
| Nashville, Tenn, Aug II -Rcceipts IS bales
| shipments 100 bales; sales IA bales, sptunerS
| Montgomery. Ala. Aug. u.-Receipts IS
/ bales; shipments II bales; sales II bales;
stock 1893, actual, 2i5 bales; stock 1892 2,772
! bales
Il bales; stock 1893. 67B bales; stock 1892 sol
/ bales
| New Orleans, Aug. i1.-Net receipts e,63O
| bales; gross 3,7l0; exports, to Great Britain
/ 4383; 10 the continent ! .27p bales to France
| 2S72 bales, coastwisc 4.726 bales; sales 1850
/ bales. Correction: Make exports constwisC
| Aug Tls7 bales, and Aug. ,953 bales
| Breuham, Aug, ll.-Receipts 1873 bales, ship
| ments 299 stock 255 bales.
! Macon Ga, Aug ll.-Receipts B bales
| shipments los bales stock 1923, l,0i5 bales
Columbus, Miss, Aug lI-Receipts bales
shipments l bale; sales bale; stock
| 0S5 bales.
Grain aud Provisions.
| New York, Aug. II, o, m.--Flour steadier
and in better demand. Winter wheat low
| grades 81 95l52 45; winter fair to fancy 81 400
clear 40 502S o.; Patents ~ 1904 30; southern
! -four duh and steady; common to fair extra
| - lOGfS 10; good to choice extra So 1904 %.
! Wheat moderately active. 1A@2l4e higher
! and firm; No. red in store and elevator 81
! @6oAc; atioat 70h@7Ohc; options opened
/ fairly active and Am2&c higher No. rcd
| closed MAY delivery si5sc; August delivery,
| 6sSc; September delivery, 7OAc. Corn duh
| and easier; No, 2 In elevator 475a0474c;
| afOat iShQ4SAc; options opened at a@%c
| decline. rallied l4m%c and closed steady NJ
/ lbc under yesterday with trading dull; August
/ delivery axe; September delivery 4Sbc; Oc-
! tober delivery 4SBc December delivery 4Sc.
| Oats dull, and steady; options dull and
! irregular; August delivery 3iHc; September
delivery 8l9c; october delivery 3lbc; spot
! prices, No. 2 81 G32Rc No. white 40AGp41c;
mixed western 396lAc; white western 800
! 45%c. Wool very dun and unsettled domestic
| fleece G42Sc; pulled lfI22c Beef steady and
| quiet; family $40 OO6t12 90; extra mess IA 500
! 500 Beef hams trm and duh at Sl7 O0@l7 30.
| Terced beef more active and steady; city
extra India mess SIS 00l617 90. Cut meats
| quiet and steady; picked bellies ilho;
| picked shoulders 6Ac; picked hams lO19@
/ ll%c. Middles nominal; short clear g..
Lard quiet and easier; western steam closed
at - 70 bid; city steam - ONfls 20 option sales
| none; refined easier and dull; continent 50 50;
South America 80 ~ compound 81 1893 90
| Pork firm and quiet; new mess Sl4 50nSi5 90;
| MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice 3063sc. Peanuts
| steady and quiet; fancy ig4he picked $1,000.
/ Coffee Options closed steady, $3.50 points up;
! August delivery Si4s0; OCTOBER delivery Sl4 co.
December delivery Si4 20; March delivery
| sli 30@l4 90; spot Rio dun and nominal; No,
| 49,. Sugar raw quiet fair refining az;
centrifuRals 06o test 34c Of A 13-t6d5bc;
| standard A 5 2-lG05%C; cut loaf 8 'Gb5 i3-i6c;
| granulated 3-l6D5Ac, Freights to Liverpool
market inactive and weak; cotton steam I'D;
| grain 3%d.
Chicago Aug u.-Corn broke one cent ON
| account OF the rains over the west, and only
scored net gain of \ Provisions were de,
PC down for pork and 12tq for lard and ribs,
Wheat at the opening was about &4h higher
| than yesterdays closing, reaching 9SM6; ad-
vanced ! q eased of 19c; hold steady, and
then advanced &c; and the closing was about
2Ac higher for September md ~ for De-
cent er, and closing at the figures OF yester-
day. The government report was somewhat
| bullish English cables higher Continental Ca
| bles showed an advance all round, and
| there was gradually increasing confidence.
| New York exchange was prime factor In
| the market as showing the tendency OF the
| financial situation. There WIS more dispost-
| ton 10 buy for some investment, with some
| covering OF shorts Cash wheat was also In
better demand, and n little more business
was transacted for export, the fact that
exchange is much more salable helping this
branch OF trade There were rumots OF pos
sible frost In the northwest. There
was a good deal of corn sold at the
start on the showers reported through the
Mississippi Wiley and westward, and were
snid 10 be extending eastward, with indica
lions Of becoming general through the cen
trail states. Opening trades were i4aNc loss
and after selling down 40 moro rallied &c on
good buying by parties who construed the
government report as quite bulltsh. changed
| some, ruled steady and closed with trife
gain. Trade in oats was liberal and
stronger feeling, due chiefly
to the advance in wheat,
and also to the government crop
report reducing the condition over 10 points
last month Tho market opened unsettled
and prices advanced &GDhc., butyieldcd Nc,
rallied and closed steady, with net gain of
| 9tmAc There were 1900 hogs az the yards,
5000 over yesterdays estimate. The provis-
ion market started weak and although 10 re
cCivCd some support at the lower
prices which prevailed the tendency was to-
ward easiness. LaEd was the article principally
| offered. The Anglo American were the chief
! sellers and HatleY. the buyers OF lard. The
Chicago lacking Company were sellers OF
ribs. The inquiry for rates on hay for export
has fallen on and freight brokers say that
there is nothing doing. Estimated receipts
for to-morrw: Wheat 100 cars Corn 800 cars
Oats l57 cars Hogs 10000 head.
Chicago Aug lt.-Casn quotations were
as follows: Flour easy and nomnally un-
changed Wheat-No. spring 62Ac; No 3
spring wheat. +. O. b. 54Gl60c; No, red 624c.
| Corn-No. 2 39c Oats No. 22fIc. No white
(. o. b. 2s15a29i5c: No white l. o. b. 2724@
28hc No / flax seed 95G000o Prime timothy
seed s3 d. No. rye nc. No barley blank;
| No 3 barley. t. o. b., 35c; No. 4 barley + 0. b.,
BIC Mess pork, per barrel, S12 501l2 10. Lard,
| per lO0pounds, 81 17l56s 29h. Short rib sides
loose. II 32i56iS7 375&. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, 81 OOG17 Is; short clear sides, boxed,
81 S7hG1S t215. Whisky, distilers finished
goods, per gallon, 81 H. Butter steady and
unchanged Eggs l4c. Sugar, cat loaf ---;
j graduated e; standard A C
! Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Hight Low't. Close
| Wheat, No p
| August ......-....6OR .... 81
September o.. ...6l5a -. .... 81
December, ........694 .... .... 70B
Corn, No. p
| August ..-............. .... .... 80