The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-04
expor. 1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales


8 6l-64d, also 60-64d; October and November
delivery 4d also 6S-64d, also 62-e4d. also
63-64d; November and December delivery
and January delivery 5-64d also 4-o4d: Jan
uary aud February 7-6td; February and
March delivery 1o-6ad. Futures easy.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearngs
amounted to $50 bales new dockets,
n mixtures: American mddlinR, low
niddling clause, August delivery 57-64d. buy
srs; August and September delivery 51-64d,
buyers; September delivery 5964d. buyers;
September and October delivery 8 59-64d, buyers;
October and November delivery 5 62-64d, buyers;
| November and December delivery 4 1-64d. sell
ers; December and January delivery $500
4-64d; January and February delivery 6-64d,
buyers February and March delivery a64d,
sellers. Futures closed steady.
American middlinS fair 4skd, good mid
ding 416d, middling I'd, low middhng 3 1850,
good ordinary SsAd, ordinary 7-l6d.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 3.-The Guardians com
uercal article says: Sellers report q poor
days work yesterday. The attendance was
small, and the demand for cloth was almost
| suspended except for retail quantities. Orders
| for small lines of shirtings were executed at
unchanged prices Yarns were dull but steady.
The desire TO sell diminishes as the likelihood Of
| spindles stopping increases"
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, noon.-Furures opened
steady, with sales as follows: august delivery
lie, September delivery 21c, October delivery
$780, November delivery 42e, December de-
livery SIC, January delivery CSC.
New York, Aug. 8, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplsnds 79sc, middling Or
| leans lt4C, net T6celDbs none, gross receipts
1871; sales $50 baies,
Futures-Narket closed quiet but steady
| with sales OF &, 500 bales, as follows: August
delivery 1907 20c September delivery 40
22c, October delivery 7 32O7 3ac, November
delivery 1907 4hc, December delivery o49
soc, January delivery 64G7 65e, February
delivery 74d7 75c, March delivery S4@7 s5c.
Nkw YORK, Aug. 3.-Hubbard, Price s. Co.
say OF the cotton market: Current expecta-
ton here last evening was that the Liverpool
market to-day would show decline of from
k-kA arSad All EPnA0 %
| The extreme decline for the day was slightly in
excess OF this. and the final quotations as
ca6led were 7-64d under those last ruling before
| the holidays. The result was an early break In
our market OF from 4Q5 points AT the de-
cline, however, n large number Of limited buy.
ing orders were met and prices became steady.
| at O'Clock quotations we're only about points
| below yesterday official closing. DuHng the
| afternoon the market Continued STEADY, re-
covering slightly toward the finish. and closed
steady at about points above the lowest
| figures touched"
GALVESTON, Aug. s-Cotton closed easy;
middling 71sc; net receipts u bales, gross 12 =
includlu bale new crop; sales 81 bales; stock
l7.1s9 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug 9-Ootton closed quiet
middling S-16c; net receipts bales, gross 9;
sales 2fbaes; stock 296 bales; ex ports, to Great
Britain 55l bales, coastwise 4s baleS
BALRINoRE, Aug 3.-Cottqp closed nominal;
middling 7sAc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock II, $50 bales.
Boston, Aug. S.-Cotton olosed dull; mid
ding 7-l6c; net receipts 6IB bales gross
SIC; sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
Britain 100 bales
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3-Cotton closed quiet;
piddling $50; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1886 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, AuS. 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 75ko; net receipts none, gross none;
stock s, 965 bales
New ORLEANS. Aug. a.-Cotton closed
irregular; middling 7lse net receipts S94 bales,
gross 634; sales $50 bales; stsck 50 347 bales;
exports, to the continent 900 bales, coastwise
2,875.
Futures-Fbe market closed quiet. With
delivery SIC, September delivery SOC, Octo,
Der delivery 8 99c November delivery 01c,
December delivery Ice, January delivery 24c,
MoB1LE, Gug. 8.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 3-!tc; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales so; stock 1888 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
mtddllng z4e; receipts a. bales; sales IS bales;
shipments IL; stock 26.s3s bales
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3.-ICotton closed steady;
nidding 7S>716c; receipts "a bales; shipments
| 10; sales 80 bales; stock 6i5 bales
CHARLESTON. Aug. 3.-Cotton closed frn;
| middling 7IS net receipts ~ bales, gross "a;
sales none; stock IA, COZ bales.
| NEW ToRK, Aug. 3.-Consolldsted not
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 2,A5 bales;
exports to Great Britain 451 bales, t6the con-
Trent 1000; stock at all the ports 44S,765
bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Aug. 8. noon.-F1our steady aud
in lair demand. Wheat higher and fairly active
Corn G quiet gud frmer; Pork steady and dull at
Freights steady and quiet.
NEW YeRK. Aug. 8, u m.-Wheat hrmer and
fairly active for EXPORT No. red ssh 0S31Sc in
store and elevator, S49s9S5c afoat; options
| closed firm with August delivery NC up ana
other mouths unchanged trading fair No. ,
red, AUGUST delivery oa1fc; September delivery
scarcity, but Quiet; No. 26716159e in elevator
| 5e130G0c afioat; ungreded mixed 5716G15S1xc;
| options closed dull and 16ssc up for Che day;
| August delivery 561Sc; September delivery
| 551sc; December delivery Aa16c. Oats higher
| but less active; options a4c up. Arm aud fairly
active; August aud September delivery 81 C;
| Conee-Options barely steady closing l00l5
points down; August delivery II 40Dl2 As: sep
tember delivery ~ 4591@55; Decen] DER deliver
| 1880 l31Sc. Sugar Refined in moderate de.
manu- ana steady. Molasses-New Orleans quiet
and steady; common to fancy 25l35c. Petro-
and quiet; crude 2ac; yellow Sc Peanuts
| steady. Meat market steady and duh Land
higher but very dull; western steam 81 721a;
| city So so; September and October delivery
| 81 p. Freights steady and quiet.
| CHICAso, Aug. 3.-rhe SWIFT turn in prices
made matters interesting to-day on the Board
clio sed at decline of 14c and corn lost the &c it
| gained early, and was without chan 70 from yes
| terday S closing prices in the end. Oats
tanned at the close NC gain, Just 0ne-half of the
| days advance Provisions were mol far from
their best as the session ended, and show gains
| of 5Q11213c Tor the day. The decline in wheat
was principally due to pressure of August de-
| livery
| CHICAGO, Aug Clash quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady aud unc1an4 ed. Wheat
No. spring 71A9773sc: No. red 7734G67Sc
| Corn-No. ? 49Ac. Oats-No. 9 3203l1kc
Mess pork $l2 305;2 S2lh Lard 81 45Gs7 AZ.
| Short ribs 81 70@7 so. Dry sailed shoulders
81 O007 %. Short clear 81 9599 90. Whisky
| $ll5.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Closing
WHEAr. No. q
Aug. delivery. Ts15 7S54 7?Ma77N
| Sept delivery. 7SA 7S31 77&
| Dec. delivery. 81 slAS SON
Corn, No .
Aug. delivery. so 50M 4976
Sept. delivery. 49M 1881 az
OATS No. 3
Aug. delivery. 321k 31& 90
Cox Al 90