The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
amounted to 900 bales new dookets and 100

middling CLAUSE, August delivery 60-646
36l-54d; August and September delivery 60-64d,
September delivery 60-64d; September and
october delivery 60-64Gl3 61-64d; October and
November delivery G2-64a3 g3-64d; November
aud December delivery 400 1-64d; December and
January delivery 2-64G4 3-64d; January and
February delivery 4 4-64G14 5-64d: February and
March delivery 7-6id. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug. %, noon Futures opened
stea iy! with sales as follows: August delivery
c, September delivery 0ac, October delivery
2Oc, November delivery SEC, December de-
livery &c January delivery S3c.
NEW York, Aug, g., 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middltng uplands l6c, mlddling Or
leans 9-lbc; net receipts none, gross receipts
Is bales; sales sis bales
Futures-MarKet closed quiet with sales of
livery oOGD7 02c, September delivery $50
99c, October delivery 1907 l4c, November
delivery $50, December delivery $50
36c, January delivery 1907 47e, February
delivery 5697 SIC, March delivery z ESQ
66c, April delivery 1897 nc, May delivery
New YORK, Aug. 29.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: spot sales Of 600
bales and an advance of from 2 64l13-64d in flu
lures was Liverpool's report this morning. This
was quite up to expect atous, but the believers
IN higher prices expressed some disappointment
that the response from 904 points established
in our market at the opening was not greater.
After the opening the market relapsed into
dullness, and lost slight portion of the i'm
provement. Crop reports received this morn
ing indicate some improvement The rainfall
tuEOusuOuk Guo CDtlOn OeIt is EhLu6F IlSOt, Dub
the cold wave extending over the whole coun-
try is on its way from the northwest. During
the afternoon the market continued dull and
through sheer inanltiOn had by the close sold
off some points"
GALVESTON. Aug. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middung G3ac; net receipts 1873 bales gross
l,35o-an new crop; sales l4S bales; stock 2O,92l
bales.
NoaFo1K, Aug 29.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 1-1cc; net receipts 10 bales gross 10;
sales 50; stock 2,oy5 bales exports, coastwise
BALTIMORE, Aug 29.-Cotton closed nominal;
| mlddling 713c; net receipts none. gross none;
| sales none; stock 1889 bales.
BOSTON, Aug 2s.-Cotton closed dull; mid
Aling 74c; net receipts bales, gross S;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bril-
tain 555.
WlIMINeroN, Aug. 2s.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net receipts bales. gross 9;
sales none; stock 2.256 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling iGc; net receipts none gross none;
stock $50 bales.
Nav ORLEANS, Aug. 2o-Cotton closed steady;
| middlng &c; net receipts 1854 bales, gross
| 1,s54-6.6 new; sales 100 bales; stuck 65,oSs
| bales
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF IL 600 bales, as follows: August de-
livery O0c, September delivery & 7sc, October
cember delivery 99c, January delivery orc,
February delivery 1Sc, March delivery Csc,
April delivery SSc. May delivery 49c
t, MOBILE, Aug. 29.-Cotton closed nominal;
sales none; stock 7055 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
| middlng &c; receipts 100 bales; sales rs; ship
ments 202; stock 5,3l1 bales
| AUGUSTA, Aug. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng &c; receipts l02 bales-4l new; ship
ments 1879; sales %0i; stock 5. 1856 bales
| CHARLESTON. Aug. 23.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 71sc; net receipts 1853 bales, gross l59;
sales none; stock a. FAC bales.
ATLANTA, Aug 29.-Cotton closed Quiet mid
| ding SIC; no receipts to-day.
NEW IoaK Aug. 29.-COnsolideted net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 4,004 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 574 bales to the
continent 5s5, to France 100; stock at all the
| ports 407. 1872 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Mark Lane ErDres7.
| in its weekly review of the British grain trade,
says: The favorable weather lest week has
allowed an unprecedentedly large area of land
to be harvested The probable yield will be
81 1891 bushels of wheat 251, $40 bushels Of
barley and l12, S56,25l bl-lels Of oats Best
new English WHEAT mas sold for 32s Cd Old
wheat was largely offered al 29s and was readily
sold. Foreign wheats were al most unstable
aud prices declined Is. American red wiuter
wheat has declined steadily, and values lost
Is sd in eleven days. Barley and corn are
cheaper Oats are firm
New YORK, Aug. 90, noon Flour quiet and
| steady. Wheat firm and in fair demand. Corn
| dull and firmer Pork quiet and steady ct 81 rs
| OBJ so. Lard quiet and steady at IS 10 Freights
| dull and weak.
rEw YORK, Aug. %, 500 P M-southern flour
quiet and steady; good to choice extra 81 $50
| No. red e01bfSS094c is store and elevator;
| 6iISiMc afioat; options closed weak and 35eHSsc
| over Saturday; No red, August delivery S025c;
| September delivery S0Isc; October delivery
| e23sc. Corn dull and steady; No. 6Oc in
elevator; ole afoat; options quiet and 3BQ1%5c
| up closing firm August delivery 60c; Septem-
Der delivery 5614c; October delivery 681c Oats
! steady and more active; options dull and lower;
| August delivery 3S34c; September delivery
| 881sc; October delivery 3915c; spot, No. $500
| S916c; mixed western s@s401fc Coffee-0p-
/ tons closed lower and StpaIy = pOiDhR down
| 10 up; August delivery II 600 Il 10; September
delivery 10 s5@i3 30; October delivery 10 600
| - 10; spot Rio steady and quiet; No z l4A
| @l42sc. Sugar : Refined Arm and activ';
| standard A 4]s@94S4c; cut loaf 5 1906 S 16c.
Molasses-New Orleans quiet and steady; com,
mon to fancy g5035c Petroleum quiet add
steady; refined, New YORK 81 10; Philadelpnia
| and Baltimore So 05. Cotton seed oil steady
and quiet; crude 25027c; yellow Bic. Pork dull
and frm; extra prime $l2 So. Peanuts steady;
fancy hand,picked 454c; farmers 2@31Sc.
Beef easy and quiet family IS Oo010 90; extra
mess IS OJN So, Beef hams quiet. quoted at
| 81 80. Tierced beef dull; city extra India mess
J SIP OO9l4 90. Gut meats quiet and steady;
| 05c; hams ll01i1Sc Middles steady and quiet;
snort clear IS O11f. Lard duh and flrmer; west
ern steam s. 1O; city 81 SO; September deliv-
cry IS 09; October delivery SIS 10 Freights
eady ard quiet; COTTON 64d; grain 114d bid,
| l19d asked.
| CHICAGO. Aug %. Wheat had strong OPEN
| ing to-day and made cons derable gain. but all
! the advance was not held. It's strength was
que 70 str 0S cables, partial recovery OF trade
! from the cnolsra panic aud the very general
| impression that the Vienna congress report
| was likely TO prove bullish one. But the prin-
| cipal strength was reports from the northwest
! that it had rained continuously for the past
| twenty four hours, and that the farmers were
| apprehensive of great damage to the crop
| September opened sc higher at 76c.
and after advancing sc receded, closing easy at
| '6c. Corn was fiFmer on reports of cold weather
! IL the northwest, and vas also sympathetically
affected by the strength Ia wheat. There was
no pressure to sell. AID with good demand for
| shorts and a fair amount of buVing for long &C
count, the feeling generally strong and
+ prices averaged considerably higher, clos
| ing up nc. Oats were quiet and
| firm, principally in sympathy with
the strength In corn and wheat. Hog products
were more active and higher, LIQUIDATION was
| less pronounced and buying was more liberal
while strengthening rains also helped to make
| strong marKet for provisions as did compare
lively light receipts and higher prices for hogs.
| October pork huctuated within a narrow range
c osng with an advance of 15c. Lard was 719c
| up and ribs l5c.
| CHICAGO Aug 29.-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
| No. spring 77G1761sc; No. ? red 760761sc.
| pork Sl0e5l11067l6. Lard SO S2lS. Short ribs
| Short clear 81 sos 90. Whisky 81 IS.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.
Aug. delivery, 15H 58!!s 1925