The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-23

livery 63-64d, buyers; December and January
delivery 1.64d. buyers; January and February
delivery 3t4Qs4 s-64d; February and March
delivery 4-64d, sellers Futures closed dull.
NEW YORK, Aug. -, noon.-FuLures opened
qalet' with sales as follows: august delivery
! &c, November delivery Csc December de-
| livery SIC. January delivery 4Sc
| NEW YORK, Aug. %, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 714c, mlddug Orleans
1850; net receipts none gross receipts 52l bales;
sales lj9 BALES
Futures-MarKet closet quiet but steady, with
sales Of 800 bales, as follows: August de-
livery 1907 l5c, September delivery 100
Z lSc, October delivery 22Go7 23c, November
| delivery 3ZQo7 80. December delivery 42D
Z 45c, January delivery Z 5207 SIC. February
delivery z 61@7 6Sc March delivery no
z &c, April delivery s0G7 sc.
! NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: Receipts OF new
cotton at all the southern ports to-day are 30
bales, against 1914 for the same time last year
Total receipts at all the Atlantic ports to day,
| including new and old cotton, will be only
about 1900 bales. against 1856 bales last year
These figures proved sufficient to Offset the de-
cline IN Liverpool, and bave resulted in an ad-
| vance of 2Q3 points on Saturdays quotations
in the New York market Before they were
known the loss of from 2-6403-64d which was
made in Liverpool to-day had resulted in a
| sympathetic decline of some 495 points at the
| opening here, but as the movements of receipts
became known, gradual Improvement has de-
veloped. During the afternoon the market
continued steady, improving gradually until
January contract sold at 04c. From this q
slight reaction followed. and the close was
steady at about 1@2 points below the highest
prices. Continued light receipts seem likely to
result in a continued advance in prices"
| ATLANTA, Aug 22.-C otton closed quiet; mid
ding 6a4c; no receipts to day.
| GALVESTON, Aug. 2.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddhng lJ-l6c; net receipts 2)y bales. gross
2Gs-all new crop; sales IS nales; stock. actual.
| 7,220 bales; exports coastwse Al
! NORFOLK, Aug. % Cotton closed steady;
middling 1-1Cc; net receipts Al bales, gross III
sales 50 stock :, 105 bales
| BALTIMORE, Aug 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 79sc; net receipts noue, gross 200;
sales none; stock l3,9o4 bales; exports, coast
wise 2s5 bales.
BosFoN, Aug. 22.-Ootton CLOSED dull; mid
ding 3-ldc; net receipts none, gross 81 bales;
sales none; stock none.
W LMINGToN. Aug. 22.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; net receipts IA bales gross IL; sales
none; stock ?. i99 bales.
PaIL .DELPHIA, Auy. 22.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinE 796c; net receipts none. gross none;
stock 6,67l bales
New ORLEANS Aug. 22.--Cotton closed steady;
middlinS &c; net receipts 1893 bales, gross
1.03S; sales 80 bales; stock 65,274 bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain 1850 bales, to the con-
tinent so.
Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales of 1890 bales. as follows: August
delivery none, September delivery 79c, Octo-
Der delivery SSc, November delivery 6 &c,
| December delivery 06c, January delivery 15c,
| February delivery 24c, March delivery Sac,
April delivery 44c. May delivery 55c
MOBILE, Aug. 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c; net receipts p bales, gross Il
new; sales none; stock 7,l5l bales; exports,
| coastwise 1853.
MEMPHIS, Aug 2e-Cotton closed steady:
middling &c; receipts 40 bales; sales so; ship
mentS 1868; stock 26 ,69l bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 22.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling 7e; receipts 4! bales; ship.
| ments III; sales II; stock 1851 bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 2!.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 71kc; net receipts 1853 bales gross 1873
! new; sales none; stock a. 635 bales,
| NKw YoRK, Aug. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1.92o bales;
exports. to Great Britain 7S bales to the CONT
nent 664, TO France IS; stock at all the ports
400, 92l bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LONDON, Aug. 22-The Mark Lane Express
In is weskly rev5w of the British grain, saws:
Crops have been benefited by rains that have
fallen during the past week. This is espec ally
the case with cats in the middle and north OF
| England The new wheat crop has commenced
selling at 32s per quarter, which IS IS bsow the
first lies of 1891. Foreign wheat has dropped
Is, except Indian, which has been steadied by
the diminution of shipments The total
B Britain IS $4,000 Quarters, against iGst
3sOeo qgters for the oeG
firm, Corn is Sd cueaper. At to- days market
there was far attendance. New and old En-
glsh wheats sold at an average Of as lid. Many
! weight. Foreign wheat was neglected and Cd
lower. Flour declined Cd. Pease were Cd
dearer. Beans advanced Is. Barley was
| strong. Corn and oats unchanged"
New YORK, Aug. g, noon.-Flour quiet apd
steady. Wheat moderately active and steady.
Corn firm and fairly active, Pork quiet and
at IS 1915 Freghts quiet and weak.
NEW YORK, Aug. q, 5:0OP. M.-Sou:hern flour
dull dql and easy; good TO CHOICE So l5@4 50;
and "e elevator Saa Size aoa 'e0 options pS
closet steady 1&036c over Saturday; No. 2
red AUGUST delivery sic; September delivery
dull but drmer; No. 681l06ic in elevator; Gle
ahoat; options closed firm and i34c up on Au-
gust, others ste}dy; August delivery 64Rc; Sop
| TENDER delivery 59l6c; October delivery 5S4c.
| Oats, spot Quiet, 1926 up and firm; options firm,
| fairly active and stronger; August delivery
| 40c; September delivery 1850; October de-
livery 1880; spot, No. : 3934 @4lc; mixed vest.
ern 40@42c. Coffee-Options closed firm and
unchanged to Is points up; August delivery
IS 45; September delivery IS 359 IS IS: October
delivery Is 80; spot Rio steady and quiet; No.
| demand; standard A 45s@s34c; cut loaf and
crushed 5 8-16c; granulAted 4380456c. Mo-
| lasses-New Orleans quiet and firm; common
TO fancy Y5935c Petroleum steady and quiet
| refined, New York So 10; Phils de- phia and Bal-
| timore s. g. Clifton seed oil quiet and steady;
| crude 2G@27c; yellow Bic. Pork dull weak and
lower; mess S12 506l1S 90; extra prime Sl2 75G
13 90. Peanuts steady; fancy hand picked 4
Gl44c; farmers 2G13Ifc. Beef was quiet
| fanny S. 0o010 90; extra mess IS 0)u CO.
Beef hams dull at SIS co. Terced beef quiet;
| duh and lower; Tckied bellies SIC; picked
snoulGers 67bc; do hams 1l16012c Middles
dull and weak; short cl-ar SIS. ard dull and
lower; western steam 81 o714ib7 50; city 81 80
| FreiShts inactive and weak; cotton bod; grain
| 11hd.
CHICAGO Aug -. Dealings on the board Of
trade resulted in moderate advances in the valu ;
! of grains and further declines in the prices OF
hog products. While tie receipts of W neat
! were larger than expected and foreign markets.
lower and weak. the general sentiment of trade
| seemed to favor higher prices at the ope=ing.
| The Mark Lane Express confirmed the reported
d hcencY in the India wheat crop, putting it at
| 50 900 900 bushels less than last year. Another
| bu liSh item was tbs reported prospect of an
| early settlement of the railroad troubles in the
east. The bears were nervous, and
| in covering shorts advanced prices, which
! closed &c above Saturday Corn showed
great deal of strength, influenced chiefly by
the firm feeling which ruled in wheat most OF
the time and receipts exceeded expectations
and there was good speculative demand.
| Trade seems to feel that crop conditions are by
no means promising and closed 3sc higher. Oats
ruled strong On good buying by shorts and the
| strength Ia other grain. Offerings were mod
| crate. nervous and unsettled feeling pre-
vailed in ho; products. Quite good specu
lative business was transacted. The receipts of
| hogs were larger thal generally expected. and
| although no marked changes in prices occurred,
! operators regarded the increased supply as a
| weak feature, and there was a general inclina-
! ton to sell du Ing the early part of the sess on,
while the de uand only fair, resulting in
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