The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-25

4p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
midding CLAUSE, August delivery 8 o6-64Q
as 57-G4d September delivery So GAGS 57-64d;
september and October delivery 56-646Q
: 5,'64d; October and November delivery
6s 646D3 59-e4d; November and December de-
livery 6O-64Ql3 6164d: December and january
| delivery 6S-o4d, value; January and February
| delivery 4 l-64 "a 2-64d February aud March de-
livery 4-64d. sellers Futures closed qaiet but
steady.
MANCHESTER, Aug 24-The Guardians com
mercal article says: The inquiry for India
| Is mainly from Calcutta which is racticabie.
| Prices are fairly steady. Sales OF light shirt
| ings have come to a standstill. Lighter fabrics
move slowly. Buyers seem Indifferent except
| ing at lower rates, although spinners and
manufacturers are suffering from insufficient
margins Printing cloths are dull and slightly
easier. There is occasionally slightly improved
| inquiry from China for good qualities OF shirt
ings. In Mexicans there is no actual business.
Yarns are HAT and barely firm
ATLANTA. Aug, A.-Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding SIC; no receipts day.
NEW YoRE, Aug. "a. noon.-Futures opened
easy, with sales as follows: August delivery
| lie September delivery Csc, October delivery
| iSc November delivery 25c, December de-
livery $50, January delivery acc.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 81, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplsnds 7Lsc, middlinR Orleans
71kc; net receipts nome gross receipts 81; sales
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales OF
| 1870, 100 bales, as follows: August de-
livery ss97 ole: September delivery $50
|
delivery a097 2lo December delivery Z 3l@
sc January delivery z 4i97 42c, February
delivery 1907 SOC. March delivery $50
| oOc, April delivery 6s07 zoe.
| NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Hubbard, Price q 90.
| say OF the cotton market: THE feature OF the
| market to-day has been the liquidation of Sep
! TENDER contracts made in anticipation of
| the tenders to- day. Up to 12 o'clock this
selling taken in connection with the disappoint-
| Ing foreign markets, resulted in decline of
| l01i1 points on September and 500 points on
more distant positions. Liverpool closed 1914
lower than yesterday after opening at an ad-
vance Of about point There is but very little
| new cotton offered for sale from any quarter as
yet. Farmers are reported to be different
about gathering and selling their cotton at the
present low prices. Weakness in the market
under pressure to sell September continued,
| and closing prices were lowest # the day"
GALVESTON, Aug. A.-Cotton closed steady;
middGng l5-16c; net receipts 504 bales, gross
5o4-all new crop; sales l4l bales; stock 17,646
| bales; spinners 12l.
NORFOLK, Aug 24-Cotton closed quiet;
middling lilo; net receipts 81 bales, gross 60;
sales 20; stock 1859 bales; Exports. ooastwise
BALTIMORE, Aug R4-Cotton closed nominal;
niddling 7s6c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 13,542 bales; exports. to Great
BosroN. Aug. 24.-Ootton closed dull: mid
ding nc; net receipts none, gross Sc bales;
sales none; stock none.
WlLMINGroN, Aug. 2i.-Ootton closed firm;
niddhng 70; net receipts bales. gross 9; sales
none; stock 2:6l7 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24=Cotton closed steady;
middlinR 1850; net receipts ~ bales gross AZ;
stock 6,772 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 24.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlipz 1e net receipts Tl9 bales, gross
719--126 new; sales $50 bales stock 81, S65 bales;
exports, 60 Great Britain 600 bales coastwise
$50 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of &c, 400 bales, as follows: August deliv-
cry SOC, September delivery $50, October
delivery roc. November delivery 65c, De-
cember delivery SC, January delivery 0Sc,
| N,hr AaIf a. aml4- IL
April delivery soc.
MOBILE. Aug. 24.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinR &c; net receipts bales, gross 81
new; sales none; stock 1851 bales; exports,
coastwise 2.
MEMPHIS, Aug sa-Cotton closed steady,
middling &c; receipts SO babes; sales 50; ship
ments none; stock 20 ,526 bales
AuousTA, Aug, 24.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling &c; receipts IS bales; ship
ments 50; sales 81; stock $3.50 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Aug. 2s.-Cocton closed quiet;
| middlinE INC; net receipts Is bales, gross IS;
sales none; stock ID $50 bales.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 24.-Consoifdated net re-
exports to Great Brkain LOO bales TO the con
tiuent 80 bales; stock at all the ports 4os, Se5
bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Nav York, Aug. %, noon.-FIour weak and
dull Wheat duh and steady. Corn weak and
dull. Pork quiet and firm at Sle oU613 rs
Lard easy and quiet at SS 10. Freights dull
and weak.
NEW YORK. Aug "a, D. m.-wheat dull
and easier; No. 2 red s01Sc in store and ele-
vator; 81Js0s1Ac ahoat; options closed weak
and $l11sc under yesterdaY: No 2 red, Au-
gust delivery o014c; September delivery S054c;
October delivery SI1Sc. Corn quiet and easier;
No. 6514c ia elevator; 65GG51fc shOat; OPP
tons closed steady and 5S0114c below ytster-
| 5s1sc; October delivery 5sc. Oats dull and
lower; options dull, lower and weak; August de-
livery S91sc; September delivery s91zc; October
delivery 59e; spot, No. 3914 q 4014c; mixed
western 3904lc. Coffee-OptioRs closed firm
and 1000 points up; August delivery. IS So;
November delivery IS IS: December delivery
| Is 25Hl3 40; spot Rio frmer and active; No.
1890. Sugar Refined firm and In gooa de-
nAnd. Molasses-New Orleans quiet and
steady; common to fancy 250S5c. Petroleum
steady. Clifton seed oil firm and quiet; crude
26621c. Pork easier but more active; extra
prime Sl2 20 Peanuts steady. Beef steady
and quiet. Beef bams quiet. TT reed beef
Midd.es quiet; short clear s. o21k. Lard dull
aud lower; western steam s. %; city 81 30;
September delivery s. IS; October delivery
81 81. Freights dull and weak; cotton G4d;
grain I'D
CHIcAGo, Aug z4-The bearish ssnttrnen,
prevailed in a. OF the trading pits in Change
terdsy's last figures. Wheat was rather strong
on curb, before the bell tapped for regular
trading, and as result of this first transactions
in q regular way were at a point above yester-
day S close, but the situation was regarded as
bearish, and there was considerable selling
pressure, resulting soon in lower prices. The
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| English cables strike at Buffalo, Increase OF
cholera in Europe and DANGER of its invasion OF
this country, and heavy receipts Of wheat at all
points Of accumulation. The weakness in corn
and provisions also affected wheat. Corn was
| lower and weak; early transactions we're at
| about yesterdays close, but reports OF generous
| rains in the most important sections Of the corn
| belt started considerable liquidation and lower
| prices. the weakness being helped
along by the softness of the wheat mar
| ket, Later It was asserted that rains
| had been light and the local and government
| weekly crop bulletin. indicating that rhe
| drought was very general, there was some re-
| covery. Good buying by shorts the break
also helped improvements, but the average
price was considerably below that of yesterday.
| Oats were quiet and easy in sympathy With the
| course Of corn and wheat closing no lower
| Hog products were generally lower. The re-
| cepts Of live hogs were some 5000 more than
expected, and there was less urgency 10 the de-
| mand aud considerable realizing, which resulted
| in lower prices The European cholera scare
| also tended TO produce weakness in the provi-
| sion pit, where the downward tendency was &C.
| companied by dullness during a considerable
portion Of the session. Pork shows a loss from
| Yesterdays close Of 3Oc, lard MO, ribs INC.
| CHICAGO, Aug 24-Cash quotations were as
| follows Flour steady aud unchanged. Wheat
| No. spring and No. ? red 755zc. Corn-No.
2 511bc Oats-No. 34c. Mess pork 81 90.
| Lard ~ B2lb6a7 IS. Short ribs ~ s06hT a