The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-19

4 1-64d, also Id; February and March delivery
4 464d. Futures easy.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling CLAUSE, August delivery 66-64d,
buyers; August and September delivery 56-oId,
buyers; September delivery 3 56-640b3 67-64d;
September and October delivery SO 6i0
57-64d; October and November delivery
8 5s-64Ge3 5s-64d; November and December de-
livery 6i-64d, sellers; December and January
delivery 63,6sd, buyers: January and February
delivery 2-64d, sellers; February and March de-
livery s64t4 4-64d. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug. is, noon Futures opened
easy, with sales as follows: August delivery
Coc September delivery O0c. October delivery
| tic, November delivery BIC, December de-
livery sic, January delivery SOC.
SsT 69G6 Aug Is oEo GOtt9n closed
leans 9-16c; net receipts none, gross receipts
| none; sales 335 bales
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of 80 100 bales, as follows: August de-
livery 07@17 09c. September delivery 06@
07c, October delivery 2 1907 lie, November
vac, January delivery z 1907 46o. February
delivery 5497 o5c. March delivery GAO
Csc.
New York, Aug. 1s-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: The cotton market
on this side OF the water continues to show
stronger tone, despite the discoura4ing charac-
important Anglo-Indian bank had disturbing
effect In Liverpool to-day. and the quotations
for futures there, although higher at the open
ing, were at one time 264d lower than yester-
day. The rumors were denied, however. and
the market rallied and closed fo4d over last
evening. The shares of the bank in question
have 1t is said, shrunk over rs per cent in value
during the past sixty days, and 1t is now an
nounced it will go into liquidation. The decline
| in silver is the cause assigned for the decline.
In our market the rumors above referred to
caused a decline Of points at the opening,
which, however, was followed by sharp re-
covery, and by O'Clock prices were 2Q3 points
over last evenings. The cause OF the recovery
is again light receipts Only 211 bales OF new
c3tton came in sight to-day, against l,403 bales
last year. The total quantity OF new cotton
coming in sight thus far is 1887 bales. against
$685. bales last year. During the afternoon the
market relapsed into comparative dizziness, and
closed finally steady at last nights figures.
GALVESTON, Aug. 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 63sc; net receipts I'll bales, gross
2ll, all crop; sales none; stock is, S57 bales;
exports ooastwise 935 bales.
NoRFoLk, Aug. 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling lilo; net receipts is bales, gross 10;
sales 2S7; stock 2.S26 bales; exports coastwise
467 bales.
BALTIMORE Aug 1s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlng 75sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock ,S19 bales.
BOSTON, Aug. lS.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 7a4c; net receipts ST bales gross COZ;
| WILMINGTON. Aug. 1S-Cotton closed steady;
middhng 70; net receipts 10, gross 10; sales
none; stock 1875 bales; exports, coastwise rs
bales.
PHLApKLPH1A, Aug Is.-Cotton closed steady
middling 7Ssci net receipts " bales. gross az
stock 6,I47 bales.
4
middling 15-1Gc; net receipts 354 bales, gross
$3.50 bales new; sales $50 bales; stock 81 ,S19
bales.
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales of Ii, 100 bales, as follows: August
delivery 76c, September delivery 73c Octo-
Der delivery SIC. November delivery ole,
December delivery Ole January delivery 09c
February delivery 1sc, March delivery CSC,
April delivery $50.
MOBILE, Aug. lS.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinR 10; net receipts bales, gross 4;
| aAlas stock 7 RAG halpa
i MssM,Pg1s Agg 1sLCotton closed steady SGg;
shipments 574; stock 20, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. ls.-Coston closed quiet but
steady; middlfng &c; receipts IS bales; ship
ments Is; sales l6; stock 6,S6e bales
| CHARLESTON. Aug. 1S.-Cotton closed nominal
middling 71kc; net receipts none gross none;
sales none stock II, 1913 bsles; exports coastwise
2S bales.
ATLANTA. Aug. 1s.--Cot.on closed dull; mid
ding 6S4c; no receipts today.
| New YORK, Aug. 16.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were T46 bales;
exports, to Great Britain none, TO the CONT
nent none; stock at all the ports 41o, 4S6 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEw YORK, Aug. is, noon Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn moder
atsly active and firm Pork dull and weak at
S12 1904 90 Lard Quiet and steady at IS IS.
Freights weak and quiet
NEW YORK, Aug. IS, 300 M.-Southern riour
quiet and easy; good TO choice So 1904 60.
Wheat frmer and moderately active; No. red
62Ssc in store and elevator; 6255D633sc afoat;
options closed firm; No. red. August delivery
e211o; September delivery $50: October deliv-
cry SAGE. Corn frmer and dull; No. $50 Ia
elevator; $40 ahoat; options closed firm,
A@1ac over yesterday; August delivery eslkc;
September delivery 5912c; December delivery
57e: Oats Quiet and frmer; options more
active and stronger; August delivery 9S16o;
September delivery $500; October delivery
3SlSc; spot, No. 3S34@39c; mixed western
points up to 10 down; August delivery 10 so;
September delivery Is s5@13 IS; November
delivery 10 40013 45; spot Rio firm and quiet;
No. 1850. 5ugar-Refned firm and in fair
demand Molasses-New Orleans steady and
quiet; common to fancy S50S6c. Petroleum
quiet and steady. Cotton seed oil steady but
| quiet; crude 26027c; yellow Bic. Pork duh
and easier; extra prime S12 75013 90. Peanuts
quiet; fancy hand picked 414c; farmers 2140
0314c. Beef steady and dull. Beef hams
quiet and easy. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats
| quiet and steady; picked bellies 89s@l0824c;
hams l149l216c. Lard quiet and shade
easier; western steam closed at s. IS; Septem-
| Der delivery IS 80; October delivery IS ~.
Freights dull and easier; cotton b-64d prompt;
| grain I16d.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s-The wheat market sIanted
| a little under various items of news. The open
| ing price for September was from 77c to 17IAc,
| but there we're lots for sale at lower prices and
1t was soon selling at 76c. That very narrow
| range marked the breadth of fluctuations up to
| within an hour Of the close of che session, when
| prices reached nc and stayed there. Business
was extremely dull. Corn started with Septem-
Der $40, and after touching 51Ao 1t had a bulge
to $3.50. good deal of long stuff came out on
the advance. and the price gradually declined
to 517sc. The market was very firm as
the session approached its close, September
advanced again to 5211c. Oats opened tri1e
easier, but buying orders proved to be plentiful
and the execution of them caused gradual
hardening Of prices. Parties who sold short
early became nervous as the advance continued
and came in, thereby giving the market addi-
tional strength. September closed at $3.50
against 327s at the close yesterday. Provisions
were again very much depressed by the Buffalo
strike and bad condition Of the hog market, and
packers we're free sellers September pork sold
shortly after the opening at S1l 95, but il de-
clined later to 81 60 under active realizing by
holders, closing at 81 rs. Lard and ribs were
steady.
CHICAGO, Aug 1s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring 760777sc; No. 2 red 7717T1sc.
| Corn-No. 521hc. Oats-No. 2 $50. Mess
pork S11 rs. Lard g. O5. Short ribs So OO0
8 10. Dry sailed shoulders 81 1907 80. Short
clears IS 90G18 IS. Whisky at 81 is.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
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