The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-04

Legal TENDERS decreased. ....-..... 2,Oo4JsUO
Deposits decreased ...................- sOIe, 100
Circulation increased 80. ............... 500
Banks now hold s.. $50 500 in excess of the
requirements OF the Is per cent. rule.
coTToz.
! LIVERPOOL. Sept. 3, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middlinR 1880; sales 900 bales-Amerl-
can 300 bales; speculation and export 600
bales; receipts 1900 baies-American !, 100.
Futures American middling. low middllng
| clause, September delivery none; September
and October delivery 1894, also 56-64di
October and November delivery 50-64d; No.
yember and December delivery 6l-64d, also
eo-64d; December and January delivery
) oS64d; January and February delivery Esd.
| also 4 sd; February aud March delivery
| 4 4-6id. Futures dull.
1p. mixtures: American middliug. low
middling clause, September delivery e5-64d,
buyers; September and October delivery
livery s57-s4aS So cad; November and Deem
! Der delivery 3 o9-6409 60-64d; December and
January delivery 61-G403 62-64d; January and
Msso5 delivery ID buyers Fs6rusTy and
| delivery 5-64d, buyers; April aud Nay delivery
1905 s-o4d. Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, Sept 5, noOn.-Futures-market
| opened easy, closed steady, with sales as fol.
lows: September delivery opened at S5c and
| closed az SIC; October delivery opened at
| o Soc and closed at 99c; November delivery
| opened att orc and closed at 100; December
delivery opened at l5c and closed at 2lc;
January delivery opened att CSC and closed
at Slc; February delivery opened at SIC
New YoRK. Sep. 8. 500 p. m.-Costou closed
| quiet; middling uplands l-16c, middlinR Or
| leans 1-l6c; net receipts none gross receipts
none; sales $685. bales, including 5000 bales Tor
| export.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales OF
| 5000 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 8 SOS SOC, October delivery 1907 00c, No
vember delivery 1907 lie. December delivery
| 7 2ls7 &c, January delivery 31@7 32c, Feb
| ruary delivery 4lD7 42c, March delivery 81
| o. 52c. April delivery 6O47 Gle, May delivery
New YORK, Sept. S-Hubbard Price g.
| Co.'S cotton report says: "Hhe weekly state
| ment of the statistical position, as made up
| by this mornings Chronicle, is as follows
! Total visible supply 2,6l0, 1898 bales, of which
| 2l4o,s5o bales are American; plantation de-
| lveTies 2l463 bales. at last the statistical
position seems to be turning In favor Of the
| holders of cotton. For the past two weeks the
| excess OF the visible supply as compared with
| last year has shown a decrease, and the prob
aoihtes seem TO be that for the present, at
| least, 1t will continue to do this. The Liverpool
| market opened dull this morning. with sales OF
5000 bales and receipts Of 1000 bales Spot cot
ton there Is unchanged. Futures opened Gid
better than last nights closing prices, but lost
the improvement during the day and closed
| barely steady at 1-64d lower than yesterday g
close. Before the opening In our market rumor
was current that steamer had arrived from
| Hamburg reporting tWenty-three deaths from
cholera at sea and ten more cases on board.
| The effect upon the New York stock market
was to cause decline at the opening, portion
| Of which was recovered before the close"
! GALVESTON, Sept 3.-Cotton closed firm:
middlng G]4c; net receipts LOIS bales gross
| 1893; sales sol bales; stock Is, IA bales.
NoaFoLE. Sept. 3.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 70; net receipts l43 bales, gross 143;
| sales bales; stock SAB bales.
| BALTIMORE, Sept 3.-Cotton closed nominal
mlddling nc; net receipts none, gross none
sales none; stock $500 bales
BOSTON, Sept. 3-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 716c; net receipts none, gross 10; sRleG
none stock none
WILMINGTON, Sept. 3.ZCotton closed firm,
middliug 6lSc; net receipts pa bales gross "a
sales none; stock 2,4I3 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3.-Cottou closed cuiet
middling 7-lsc; net receipts none. gross none
New ORLEANS, Sept. 8.-Cotton closed easy;
mlddling &c; net receipts 2,465 bales, gross 2 as
sales 250 bales; )ck 62,229 bales; exports
coastwise 1851.
Futurss-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales OF $500 bales, as follows September
delivery &C, October delivery CSC, Novem.
Der delivery 8 73c, December delivery SIC
January delivery s soc, February delivery 05c
narcn delivery z lOc, April delivery 20c May
delivery 39c.
Mon1iE, Sept. 8.-Cotton closed nominal
middling &c; net receipts IS bales. gross %;
sales none; stock e,46I bales; exports, coast
wise i.
MEMPHIS. Sept. s.-Cotton closed steady;
middhnR l5-l6c; receipts 80 bales: sales Is
shipments 90; stock % ,915 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. S.-Coston closed quiet but
steady; middling csc; receipts 495 bales; ship
ments l73 bales; sales gag bales; stock soft
bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. s-Cotton closed steady,
middling 63Sc; net receipts 595 bales, gross 595
sales $50 bales; stock 16,4O3 bales exports,
coastwise 165.
NEW YoRK, Sept s.-Consolidated net re.
ceipJS at all the ports to-day were s. 1873 bales;
exports, to Great Britain none; stock at all the
ports were Ill, Asa bales
NEW YORK, Sept. 3-The total visible supply
OF cotton for tine world Is 26lJ,998 bales, OF
which 2,l4S.99S bales are American against
| 1862, 596 and 2l5,596 bales, respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 3l,2J3 bales. Receipts from plantations
2l,463 bales. Crop in sight - bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, Sept 3.-News Of the arrival OF
another cholera ship at New York had been re-
ceived before business opened on the Board OF
Trade this morning, and this, together with
weaker cables, reported fms weather. an antici
pated Increase Ia the visible supply, aud falt
ing Off in exports caused lower opening in
wheat. AT the outset the feeling was inclined
to be panicky, but the fact that wheat was al
ready very low, and that all adverse conditions
had already been pretty thoroughly
discounted, led to free buying by cooler headed
traders. This, with covering by shorts, not
only prevented any further decline but caused
a steady appreciation in values until the loss at
the opeang was about recovered. Trading in
all the pits was light in view of the holiday on
Monday. The market became hesltatiug and
nervous, with narrow fluctuations until near the
|
cholera in Baltimore caused a STAN.
pede. December closed nc lower and
September touched 1850, the lowest figure in
years. Corn opened very weak and seemed
without friends for some time. Selling pressure
was heavy until q sudden bulge was caused oy
cold weather reports. The advance did not last
and the market closed weak. Oats were quiet,
weak and AQ11c lower. Traders in the pro-
vision pit at the opening seemed to feel that the
cholera scare had been fully discounted by the
recent heavy decline In hog products. In ad-
dition to this receipts of hogs vera very light.
| PORK opened unchanged and after selling Zoe
higher and then 10c lower than yesterday, shows
a loss OF only cents. Lard is 21&c lower and
rios Ego t0c higher.
CHICAGO, Sept; S;-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour dull and easy. Wheat-No Z
spring 7924c; No. red 7234c Corn-No :
| 1890. Oats--No. 3214c Mess pork $40 25A
10 80. Lard 81 so. Short ribs 81 75dl7 so. Dry
sailed shoulders IS 9017 %. Short clear S. GOA
| Z IS. Whisky 81 is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
| WHEAT. No. g.
e. S:s @ Ssii!:5y g. i2 { 81
CORN No. 3
S6s sP! S 5slissEy ~ ~ 81 i
OATS, No. e
Sept delivery. SEA 80 32Il
Oct. delivery. SO S31S 325S
NJ ESs PORK