The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-02
THE MORNING NEWS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1892.

4ec, November delivery COO, December de-
livery 7tc, Japuary delivery Sic.
New YORK, Aug /, 500 p m.-Cotton closed
quiet; piddling uplands NC, mjddlng Orleans
Futures-MarKet closed easy, with sales
of i37, 400 bales, as follows: August delivery
2 2s07 2ec- September delivery 3l@7 3lc,
| October delivery 4aD7 &c, November de-
livery o497 500 Decsmber delivery $50
csc, January delivery 74@7 75c. February
delivery s407 65c March delivery aA1T sSc
april delivery oi9S O5c,
New YORK, Aug. l.-Hubbsrd. Price & Co
say of the cotton maz1er The fact thst The
aaitston of the anti option bill is TO be nenewed
| UfSDeoember, doubtless with the result q again
unsettling the market, has Jed to considerable
LIQUIDATION, which is an EXPRESSION of the dis,
gustafelt by traders that their oonJIacts wiz
again become liable to liquidation. the result
was an orening decline Of points ip our
market, which was followed after the opening
by@a further decline of points, so that by
O'Clock the market was from 9G1o points lower
than Saturday. General rains are reported to
have fallen IN Texas and have improved the
crop outlook there to some extent. This fact
was made the basis of an attack upon the
market, but the main cause Of the decline has
hen the fear above referred to Of the renewal
or the snti-option agitation. During the AFTER
noon an easy tone continued to charaeterizs thf
cotton parket, and the liquidation OF djsgustsd
longs led to a further decline. E1sl prices
davis quotations OF from l2@ls points"
GALVESTON, Aug. l.-Cottop closed steady;
midding 11ss; net receipts 5 bales. gross 5;
sales ~ lies; stock e, 9S5 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. Cotton closed quiet;
piddhng S16c; net receipts az bales gross 342;
sales l35 bales stock 4. 100 bales; exports coast
wise 1875 bales.
BALT1MoRE, Aug. Gotten closed nominal;
piddlng 7ssc; net receipts none gross none;
sales none; stock 120OB bales
Boston, Aug. l.-Cotton closed dull; mid
dlipg 711c; net receipts 434 bales, gross
6Sl; sales none; stock noneS exports, to Great
Britain SO.
niddling SJsc; net receipts So bales, gross 81;
sales none; stock 1896 bales; exports coastwise
S23 bales.
PBnADELpHIA, Auz 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlipg E8c; net Seceipts none, gress none;
stock. actual, 5, 800 bales
NEW QRLEANs. Aug. l.-Cetton closed
dul; mddlng S-lGc; net receipts az 4SS 9aSes.
spiuners S%Tb bales
Fntures3 7 re market closed easy with
Der delivery 1oc, November delivery { lsc,
December delivery 26c. January delivery Sac,
February delivery Acc, March delivery Sic
MoBILE, Aug. l.--Cott9p closed nominal;
middling 81 c; net reoefBts IS bale. gross 26;
saIeS 500 bales, all to p9nsps; stock 7;747 bales
middling nc; receipts Is bales; sales 200
bales; shipments 1876; stock 2o,so7 bales.
Auausr4, Aug. 1.-CoSon closed steady
sales q bales; stock z ,9{5 bales
CHAHLEs1pN. Avg, 1.-COttou closed firm;
middling '9$e asked; net receipts "a bales
gross "a; sales none; stock IA. 5.S bales
NEW YoRK, aug. 1.-Cansohdated pet re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1925 bales
exports, to Great Britain S,429 bales, to the
continent $500 bales; stock at all the ports
44S. $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
EEw YORK, Aug. /, noon.-Flour easy and
dull. Wheat fairly active aad steady Corn
nodeFately active and firm. Pork Quiet and
| at &1S 2slh1A 25 LAM fTnAr and nlliet
at 81 62l5 rFreRnts quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, Aug l. 500 U m.-Nneat mod
aud elevator, S39s0SAI6c afoat; options closed
cry s1 &c. :; September delivery $40; Decsmber
delivery Sc co.9 lover and a. m 400 e icy
vator, 5sI4c aeoat; options closed steady
Snd UNCHANGED to &c S up AugaH d9l H
cembsr delivery A94c. Oats fairly &C.
tive and frmer; August delivery $3.50;
September delivery 561fc; spot. No. 2 S61s0S5c;
mixed western 3o@S1c, Codee-optioss steady !
August delivery II 40912 IS: September and
December delivery IL 45Ql2 90; spot Bio quiet
and ste.dy; No 1a;sc. Sugar Refined faisly
|3s045sc. Molasses-New Orleans dull and
steady. petroleum. quiet apd steady; refined
aey York So 90; Psiladep9ia and Batjmore
29c, yellow 3203214c. Pork quiet and steady;
extra prime go 80 Peanuts g steady; fancy
mana plcKeo 9gp9ac; formers Z140 sac. Beer seer
Z 50. Beef hams quiet at Sl7 90. Tisrced be Il
J steady; city extra India mess $l2 BOB so.
Cut neats yey dull ctced bellies 8 7o99 co.
and steady: snort clear 81 a5. Lard quiet;
} western steam 81 70; city $6 rs; September and
October delivery 5: 80 bid. Freights easier aud
duh; cotton 5-G49S-32d; grain 29sd and nom
J iuaL
CHICAGO, Aug. Corn aud wheat are trifie
higher tonight than on Saturday evening, Good
ryir, aT1fb mai :
although the country took quite lively nibbe
at corn. Provisions are unchanged. The tning
uppermost in the minds Of traders was tie
ACTION OF the Senate in deferring consideration
OF the Hatch bill uutil December. In all mar
kets tie first result vas better support aud
higher prices. The opening here was about 1sc
better for wheat than on Saturday, with prices
subsequently nuctuating within the &c range.
the market closing vath an improvement of &c.
There was good buying of corn. chiefly to cover
shorts put out on high prices but there was
some investm spt buying and, with little for sale,
Rrmness vas the rule. After opening at about
the snail quotations Of Saturday the market sold
up with small reactions &c. receded 1bc, ruled
steady, and closed with gain for the day of
A0ssc. Oats fiuctueted with corn and closed
from &c to ssc nig1er Trade was quiet. In
provisions the heavy volume of trade lasted
most Of the session, while prices showed no i'm
portant change. Heavy receipts of hogs started
pieces lower. Fork was off 7}kc and other prod
ucts 5e from Saturday. Packing conpanies be.
came good buyers and prices recovered, follow
ing the advance in corn. The lowest and
nlgnest PRICES weke MAGE the nrst hour, ana
dnFng the later hours there was great deal Of
changing from September to other months
: caiedy to October, ribs changing even, and lard
at &C difference.
CHICAGO, Aug Cash quotations ware as
, follows: Flour slow and uncbsu ed. Wheat
No. spring Tl1se; No. red 7715c Corn
No. , 49.5c. OatS-No 2 3o16d13O5kc. Mess pork
Sl2 071a912 TO- Lard 81 SlQ7 321e, Short
ribs 81 6007 IS. Dry sailed shoulders 81 600
25. Shor5 clear 81 90G1T 95. Whisky 81 Is
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening Highest. Closing.
WHEAT. No. 3
Aug. delivery. TsS 7S5s M
Sept delivery. n3s TN TAM
Dec. delivery. so sou S0A
Corn. No p
Aug. delivery. 4SH 1871 4995
Sept. delivery. 1873 494s 4S1s
May delivery. 1875 80 Az
| OATS, No. 3
Aug. delivery. 30M S916 500
Sept. delivery. 9s SOA $3.50 30H
Der. livery. 30N 81 81
MESS PORK-