The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. II, observation-disclosures
moderate at easier prices; American middling
15-l6d; sales 5000 bales-American 1900
bales; speculation aud export 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales-American /, 400
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause. August and September delivery none;
September and October delivery 57-d4d, also
5s 64d; October and November delivery
59-64d, also 60-64d also 59-64d. also 5S6dd;
November and December delivery 8 6.-64d, also
81 SAD, also 60 Cad; December and January
delivery l-o4d, also Id; January and February
2-64d also S64d, also Id Futures easy;
opened with an apparently better feeling, which
has since disappeared.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-dAy's clearings
amounted to $40 bales new dockets
4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause. August delivery 56-o4d.
sellers; August and September delivery o5-o4d,
sellers; September delivery 8 S5- 64d, buyers;
September and October delivery So Cad,
buyers; October and November delivery
soT-64q3 5S6id; November and December de-
livery 69-64Gb3 60-64d: December and January
delivery 8 62-64d, sellers; January and February
delivery 444 Lad; February and March de-
livery 2-6404 3-64d. Futures closed steady
mercial article says: Recovery in the price
OF silver and the advance IN American cotton
| at Liverpool has impaired more cheerful
feeling without any increase in practicable
business. Large transactions are not heard of.
Sellers who need business have q difficulty In
finding purchasers at lowest points Orders are
restricted TO the retail business. Stocks Of bet
SSNesa@~NA
lating."
New YORK. Aug. II. noon.-Futures opened
easy, with sales as follows: Aus lst delivery
none, September delivery 00c, October delivery
loc, November delivery Bic, December de-
livery Bic, January delivery 4oc.
NEW YoRk, Aug, II. b;o0p. m.-Cotton closed
middlinR Orleans 9-16c; net receipts none.
gross receipts 23S; sales lao bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
livery O7dD7 Ogc. September delivery oo0
07c, October delivery 1907 lSc, November
delivery 107 go December delivery B. %
delivery 56l87 SIC, March delivery $50
&c, April delivery 1897 76c.
New YORK, Aug lT.-Hubbard. Price & 90:
say Of the cotton market: "Our market opened
at points decline, dropped points more on
realizing sales, but by o'clock had recovered
nearly the entire loss, and was within points
of last evenings figures The cause Of the
early decline was the unexpected weakness of
Liverpool The quotations for futures there
were 2-64d below last evenings close, The
rumor that the New Orleans crop authority,
who had in June predicted that the crop of
1929 would not exceed 100000 bales, had
now raised his figures to $50, 00J bales is said
to have been the principal cause OF the lower
market abroad. Improved crop accounts, in
conjunction with gloomy accounts from Man
chester. were named as the secondary causes OF
the decline. Silver In London is 1sd lower and
now quoted at IS 3-l6d. Here the strength of
the market aud recovery in prices is due TO
light receipts. Only ia bales of new cotton
nave made their appearance to-day, against
1901 bales for the same day last year. Port
receipts for the week will not be one third what
they were last year. Total receipts of new cot
ton OPS bales, against 922 bales last year.
The whole cotton world has been working on
the theory that whatever the size Of the crop,
the early receipts would be heavy and would
be pressed for sale The conviction that such
will not he the case is now being borne In upon
| many, and sentiment is gradually changing.
| In Manchester cloths are reported irregular and
yarns dun. During the afternoon the market
| D0nIinnA6
points over the lowest for the day and 102
points over last evening"
| GALVESTON. Aug. I.-Ootton closed steady;
niddtng 67sc; net receipts io6 bales, gross
l06, all nsw crop; SALES 100 bales; stock le 5Sl
bales.
NoRFoLK, Aug. 17.-Cotton closed steady;
uiddling lilo; netrsceipts 100 bales, gross 1855;
sales 1879; stock SIS bales; exports Ooastwise
| 40 bales
BA1TIMonE, Aug. t1.-Cotton closed nominal;
rniddling no; net receipts noue, gross none;
sales nope; stock 1879 bales.
Boston, Aug. H.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 71Sc; net receipts none, gross 1893 bales;
WILMINGTON Aug. 11.-Cotton. nothing doing;
middling 70; net receipts 2. gross 2; sales
| none; stock 2, 722 bales
PHLADxLPHIA, Aug I7.-Cotton closed quiet;
stock o,s7e bales.
New ORLEANS, Aug 17.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5-lGc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
669 sales 700 bales; 50 0ck e. 525 bales; exports,
oosstwise 1880
| tuLureS-Ine market closed SC9adY, with
sales of l7700 bales follows: August
delivery Soc, September delivery 76c, Octo-
Der delivery SAC, November delivery 6 dc,
| December delivery 03c, January delivery 12c,
| February delivery &c, March delivery BIC,
April delivery 41c
MOBILE. Aug. 17.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1896 bales; exports coastwise
| 10 bales.
MEMPBTs, Aug. H.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5i6c; receipts los bales; sales 100;
1 RbinmAnTg hall
AUGUSTA, Aug. l7.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; receipts Is bales; shipments
| 1886; sales 1853; stock 1854 bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug 7.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling TIC; net receipts 50, gross 49, sales
none; stock 1861 baes.
ATLANTA, Aug 1Z-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding bSxc; no receipts to day.
| NKw YORK, Aug. Demonstrated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were liza bales;
exports, to Great Britain none, to the CONT
nent none; stock at all the ports Ala, 1877 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NKw YORK, Aug. II, noon.-Flour quiet and
| weak. Wheat weak and active. Corn easier
and fairly active. Pork quiet and firm at
S1s 00@14 25 Lard duh and lower at IS az.
| Freights steady and quiet.
| new YoRK, Aug. II, 500 p. A.-Southern flour
| quiet and weak. Wheat more active for ex-
port; easier prices; Ne. red sis4c in store
and elevator; 6214Q1SSo atoat; options closed
steady; No. red, August delivery o134c; Sep
! TENDER delivery SS3ac: October delivery $3.50;
december delivery $3.50. Corn more active and
!
| B01c up: August delivery 61c; September de-
| livery 5S35c; October delivery 5Sc; December
| delivery SIC. Oats quiet and lower; options
| moderately active, closing steady Ac up to SIC
| down; August delivery sSc; September deliV,
| cry 3Sc; October delivery 1910; spot, No. .
| 371593Sc; mixed western S71a439c Coffee
| Options CLOSED firm, 25Gb35 points up; Septem-
Der delivery IS 20Gl3 so: October delivery
| Is 25Wl3 40; December delivery Is 25Gl3 20;
| spot Rio frmer and active; No. 1414c. Su-
| gar-Relned fairly active and firm. Molasses-
| New Orleans quiet; common to fancy 25@D35c
| Petroleum quiet and easier; refined, New York
| 81 10; Philadelphia and Baltimore IS o. Got
| ton seed oil steady but quiet; crude 2o6l27c;
| yellow 3lc. Pork dull and easier; extra prime
$12 750l3 co. Peanuts steady. Beef steady
| and quiet. Beef hams quiet and easier;
! quoted at $l5 co. Tierced beef dull. Cut
| meats dull and easy; picked hams l11SGtl21zc
| NIiddes dull Lara duh and lower; western
stoam SS 321S; September delivery IS "a asked;
October delivery IS 28 bid. Freights dull and
| weak; cotton 3 Cad prompt; grain I'd
CHICAGO, Aug. IA heavy movement of
wheat and hogs TO Chicago gave the markets
for grain and provisions a further decline to-
day. Wheat opened easier ar nc for 6eptem-
ber sold 1910 to 76ISc, to 761xc, to 765S67o34c
to 761ac, and closed at 1890. 1t is feared that
II tue Buffalo railroad strike continues longer it
will injure the grain markets very seriously as
parties will fear TO ship with such great risk
The corn market opened weak. September
started with sellers at $50 and sales at from that
to 51I5c, il dropped to 511sc, recovered to b17kc
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