The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-31

| quiet but steady, with sales as follows: August
delivery C. September delivery &c, October
Der delivery Sac January delivery dc
NEw YoRK. Aug, 80, $500 p. m.-Cotton closed
leans 9-l6c; net receipts COZ, gross receipts
,444 bales; sales $40 bales.
Futures-Market closet steady with sales of
T9 SlGS 6 bales, as follows: August ode de,
SIC, October delivery 2 l!@7 l2c, November
| delivery 22jJS geo. December delivery 2 800
sc, January delivery 1907 44c. February
| z o4c, April delivery T26T 94c.
| NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market: The closing cables
| from Liverpool report decline Of 2-64d from
yesterdays quotations. and our adVices state
that the decline Is due to the fear Of the spread
| or cholera throughout this manufacturing dis
/ trlct OF Lancashire. Our market opened quiet
/ az slight decline, though selling orders from
the south finally broke prices points arom
yesterday. Heavy rains are reported from
Alabama. The market continues very quiet
| with no disposition on the part Of holders to
press cotton for sale. The market during the
afternoon improved slightly, and closed quiet
| at 263 points above the lowest and about
| points below last nights figures Some appre-
hension is felt that the issue OF September
notices Tomorrow may cause a repetition of
| the liquidation of Friday last, but our impress
sion Is that the interest in September is fairly
| well disposed of. and we do not look for any
| very general selling of this position Tomorrow.
| The market remains narrow one. The dis
position is to discredt absolutely all reports Of
! crop damage and the only evidence that will
| be accepted OF a smaller crop than last year is
the daily receipts which from now on will DO
GALVESTON. Aug. 3O.-Cotton closed steady;
middling csc; net receipts 1854 bales, gross
SS4; sales FOG Dales stock y. $40 bales; spin
| ners 80 bales.
NoaFoLK Aug 3O-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng lite; net receipts 22J bales, gross 80;
sales none; stock, actual, $3.50 bales.
| BALTIMORE. Aug. 30.-Cotton closed nominal;
n n no ORC
sales none; stock l2,0ll bales; exports, coast
| wise 1900
BosToN, Aug 3O-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding z 3-16c; net receipts noue, gross 1873 bales;
| sales none; stock none.
! WILMINGTON, Aug. 30.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 6Ac; net receipts bales, gross 8;
| saies nome stock :, 262 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3o.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9 I6c net receipts % bales, gross Iii;
| stock $3.50 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts 2169 bales, gross
| 2, 1853 lei new; sales 425 bales; stock 67055
| bales; exports, to the contine $50.
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales or i27UO bales, as follows: August de-
| livery none, September delivery 74c, October
| delivery 7sc. November delivery 8 soc, De-
| cember delivery 95c, January delivery ole,
| February delivery lac, March delivery 23c,
| April delivery 83c, May delivery 4Sc
| MOBILE, Aug 30.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middhnR &c; net receipts bales, gr IS 3
new; sales none; stock 10S9 bales; exports,
! coasJwise bale
MEMPHIS, aug. SO.-Cotton closed steady;
: middtng &c; receipts 81 bales; sales 81; ship
mentS 40; stock Is, 3O) bales.
| AUGUSTA, Aug. 3J.-Cotton closed steady;
| miidIing &c; receipts so baes-all new; ship
ments ~; sales 50; stock 5.1s7 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Aug. 30.-COtton closed nominal;
middling 6s4c; net receipts ~ bales, gross %;
sales 100; stock IA, 766 bales; exports coastwise
| 2 bales
ATLANTA, Aug 30-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| dlilg 6S4c; no receipts to DAY.
New YORK, Aug. DEMONSTRATED net. re-
ceipts al all the ports to-day were 5,4J5 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain none TO the con-
| tinent $50 bales; stock at all the ports were
| 423, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Aug. 80, noon.-Flour steady and
| in fair demand. Wheat heavy and dull. Corn
| weak and dull. Pork quiet and firm at 81 70
@l2 So Lard quiet and easier at So 05. Freichts
dull and steady.
NEW YORK. Aug go, 5 D. m.-Wheat mod
erately active Ard easier closing steady; No
| red e0QSol4c in store and elevator; so "a
| S034c afoat; options closed weak and lb134c
under yesterday; No red August delivery
S01sc; September delivery s0l4c; October de-
livery Sl5sc. Corn dull ana weaker; No.
5SQ15e14c in elevator; 595Sc adoat; options de-
chned &c OF August, $50Ac on others and
closed dull; August delivery 53c; September de-
livery 511Sc. Oats dull ard weAser; options
dull and lower; August delivery 3S14c; Sep
TENDER delivery 3S14c; October delivery soc;
| spot, No. $3.50 3S34c; mixed western $50 Zoe.
Coffee-Options closed firm and unchanged To
delivery 18 55oGl3 60; December delivery - $50
| - 90; spot Rio firm and quiet; No. l45s
| q l6c. Sugar - Refined firm and in good
demand Molasses - New Orleans quiet and
steady; common to fancy 250S5c. Petroleum
| quiet and steady. Cotton seed oil dull and
| steady; crude 26@27c. Peanuts quiet. Meat
market dull and quiet. Lard dull and easier;
western steam 8 90; city 81 40; September
| delivery 81 90; October delivery s. 90 asked
FretghtS lower and weak; cotton 16d; grain
| l19d.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Everything dealt in on
the Board of Trade opened somewhat higher
this morning, but the strength was not long
| lived. Wheat sickened at once, and as there
was no quarantine to keep lower prices out OF
the other pits the silment soon became cpl
deTnlc ali over the floor and values receded in
unison, and closing prices we're generally at or
near the lowest Of the day. The improved
tone Of wheat at the start was due chiS1y to
cold, rainy weather 10 the northwest. The
downturn was helped by lib raj receipts. the
firm cholera grip on Europe and lioui-
higher, but rapidly eased off, clos
ing $40 lower, Corn was weak aud lower
although almost everything in the way Of
news seemed TO warrant better prices. Septem-
Der opened Sc higher at 5l&5c, but sold down
and closed at 509sc. Oats in view Of uufavor
, able crop news we're steader than other grains
and only 1sc lower Hog products were lower
on Tree selling, very little demand and weak
ness IN wheat and cora IN spite of liglt receipts
of hogs and a better tone at the yards Pork
shows a loss OF NC, lard 1216c and RIBS 10c
CHICAGO, Aug 30.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull ami easier: not quotably
lower. Wheat-No. spring 15Ac: No. 2 red
75I4c. Corn-No. 5O1sc. OatS-No 3i16c
Mess pork $40 350l0 371s. Lard 81 6507 67IS
Short ribs 81 17lh07 30 Dry sailed shoulders
81 i5e'' w. -'' ''e'' 'O<'' d. WHISKY al
Leading futures ranged as follows: