The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-01

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The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to l.1UO bales new dockets.
2. sm.-Futures: American middliug, low
middling claus, September delivery 56-64A
81 Odd; September and October delivery
5 5o-biGD3 81 SAD; October and November de-
livery os-o4I sellers November and December
delivery o. odd sellers; december and January
delivery 6!-64d, sellers; January and February
deLvery 4B4 l-b4d; February and March de-
livery 2-64ls4 $50; March add April delivery
5-o4d. sellers. Futures closed asy.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 3l-The Guardians COM
mere a. article says: There is little doing.
Many Eastern houses are hardly operating.
The orders are for plain staple goods, mostly at
buyers terms. Shirtings do not move; sales
for India and China are unimportant Print
ing cloths are nat in jaccouets, mulls and other
light goods; buyers offers are considerably
under recent quotations, although manuiac-
'urers are ready to take the prices previously
refused. Few transactions occur, and tenn
porary stoppage OF looms is largely resulting
Dealin . in heavy goods are also poor. Yarns
are steady, but business is dragging"
ATLANTA, Aug Sl-CottOn closed quiet; mid
ding 6aGc; no receipts to day.
New YORK, Aug 81, noon Futures opened
al but steady, with sales as follows august
delivery &C, September delivery 3 CSC October
delivery orc, November delivery lSc, Decem-
Der delivery 29c, January delivery SOC.
New YoRK, Aug. 81, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 1lsc, middlinR Or
leans 71oc; net receipts none, gross receipts
none; sales 1855 bales including lz4Oo bales
contra,t
Futures-Marxet closed easy, with sales Of
l390JJ bales as follows: September delivery
s386 94c, October delivery $685. s9c, No
yember delivery O9G1 loo, December delivery
2J67 2lc, January delivery Sic bid, Feb
ruary delivery 1907 4lc, March delivery so
al sic. April delivery S.@7 die.
NEw YORK, aug. 3l.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say Of the cotton market: The weekly gov
eminent report can hardly be regarded as
especially favorable in its character. and the
North Carolina state report, which reached us
this morning, puts the condition OF the crop in
that state at 20, winch is low. This news, how
ever, Las been entirely without effect upon the
market, and reports of the extension of cholera
have had depressing effect both in Liverpool
and here. In Liverpool futures closed easy at
2-64d decline, and by ! O'Clock the New y Ork
market showed loss of about points as com
pared with yesterdays figures. During the
afternoon the report that cholera had developed
in Liverpool and that steamer with several
cases of it on board had arrived in lower New
York bay led to a sharp break in the market,
and a rther decline of about 5 points was
established. The closing was weak and about
Is points under last evenings fgures. ~
GALVESTON Aug 3l.-Cotton closed steady;
mddliug % lee; net receipts ;, 47o bales, gross
2,47o; sales 20 bales; stock Is, O5l bales.
Net receipts for the year 1,l54, 209 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 3I-Cotton closed quiet
middliug 1-16c; net receipts IL bales gross 1S-2
new; sales none; stock 5,S6s bales.
Add to net receipts since Sept. 1, 1889 bales,
making total for the year 524, 9lS bales
BALTIMORE, Aug S1.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling NC; net receipts 2 093, gross 2093
sales none; stock $3.50 bales exports, coast
wise 2 9lO.
BesroN, Aug. 3i.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding s-16c; net receipts l42 bales, gross 1885,
sales none; stock none exports to Great Britain
3 bales.
Net receipts for the year $50, 1884 bales.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3t.-Cotton closed easy;
middlinR $40; net receipts bales, gross T.
sales none; stock :, 966 bales.
Total net receipts for the year 161 $50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Aux. 3l.-Cobtop closed steady ;
middling loc; net receipts IS bales, gross
9, 1913; stock 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3i.-Cotton closed easy;
middiing fc net receipts 2.e9S bales, as new
crop; gross 1928; sales $50 bales; 50 lck s. s96
bales; HpInners G99 bales; exports to Great Bri-
tain |, 423. coAstWise 1886.
Net receipts since Sept. /, 1879 bales, making
total for the year 253 25I bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales Of 1850 bales, as follows: September
delivery dOc, October delivery 6 CSC, Novem-
Der delivery 6 7ac, December delivery SIC,
January delivery 90c, February delivery O0c,
March delivery 1Oc, April delivery zoe
MOBILE, Aug. a.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c; net receipts 50 bales, gross 81
oalc new; sales none; stock, actual, 1891
bales; exports eoastwise 50 bales
MEMPBIs, Aug. 91.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng &c; receipts s. bale5 sales 992; ship
ments none; stock, corrected. "a, $40 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3i.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling &c; receipts 104 balss-2o new
crop; shipments 329; sales g72; stock b45l
bales. Net receipts for the year is, 500 bales,
CHARLESTON. Aug. 3l.-Cotton closed steady
middling 634o; net receipts LAT bales gross l41 ;
sales 1900, all 70 spinners; stock, actual, II, 2l3
bales.
Add 60 Charleston net receipts since Sept l.
1853 bales, making total 81, 800 bales; counted
in above receipts are a, 1858 bales clainHed and
counted by Savannah.
New York, Aug el.-Consolidated net re-
ceiptS at all the ports to-day were 7,7SS bales !;
exports, to Great Britain 4,0S8 bales, to the con-
ttnent 1913 bales; stock at all the ports wsro
S09 Se4 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81, noon. Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat moderately active and weak. Corn
lower, with moderate trade. Pork quiet and
weak at 81 37<9tl2 90 Lard dull and lower at
81 95 FreightE dull and weak
EEw YORK, Aug. 81, 500 p. M.-Southern flour
QUIET and weak Wheat active for export, but
prices lower ard weak; No. red 7916c in store
and elevator; 79A0s01c shoat; options 2497ec
livery 6Os8c; October delivery S034o; December
Sic. Corn dull and decidedly lower; No 2
cash 56455c IN elevator; 5638469c adoat ;options
tember delivery 56c; October delivery
56Is05614c. Oats more active but
lower and weak; options dull and lower; Au-
gust delivery SSISc; September delivery ST94c;
mixed western 35046c. Coffee-Opt ions closed
barely steady ana 5000 points down. Septem-
Der delivery Is 100l3 80; October delivery Is 80
OILS so; November delivery Is s0GDi3 IS; spot
Rio easier and quiet; No. z l43161{Tkc.
Sugar 49, Refined firm and in good demand
Molasses-New Orleans dull and steady; com
mon to fancy g5Q35c. Petroleum steady and
dull. Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude
26GD27c. Pork dull aud weak; old mess Bill 25db
II rs. Peanuts steady. Beef dull and cas- y
Beef hams duh. Tierced beef quiet. Out
meats dull and weak; picked bellies 7S4cASc;
picked hams 1OS4 0I1l34c. Mi dies steady and
dull; short clear IS 05. Lard dull and easier;
western steam g. 30; city 81 2561S 30; Sep
TENDER delivery 81 50; October delivery 81 -.
Freights steady and quiet; cotton l8d; grain
1850.
CHICAGO Aug. S1.-There was weakness and
depression in all The pits on the board of trade
to-day, and sharp decline all along the line.
Everybody seemed disposed to sell, and there
was little inclination to buy. New York and
ST. Louis led tie selling. The chief cause OF
that cholera would gain q foothold in this
country, with all sorts of panic possibilities as a
result. Wheat showed downward tendency
from the start, and first transactions were at
sc decline from yesterday. The expected frost
did not materalize, the government weekly crop
bulletin was unexpectedly favorable for crops.
domestic and foreign markets we're all lower
and weak, anc receipts were very large The
close was Sc lower than the lowest
prices of the Other months
share in the decline. Corn depressed and
lower from the start opening 3Sc lower and
losing nc additional for September. Oats sym
pathized with the general weakness but prices
not SO demorslZed. Hog products were
weak and at times seemed demoralized. Offer
inzs were urgent, with very little demand. Sep
tember pork started at SO %, a less of lOc raj
lied, but broke badly, closing $40 0714. Lard
cd. - . l..