Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-01

atSssc. Sugar quiet and unchanged; fair to
goou rehnin 5lsG5Io; ref ned quiet. Molasees
steady. Cotton seed oil-S2@Sbo for crude, sSc
for refined. Wool firm; domestic tieece 27ln
Y1c, Texas 9lG22c. Hides steady. Pork dali;
nothing done. Middles dull. Lard 2(e8 points
lower and dull; contract grade on spOt Is
az ll1Sc. August delivery 6 1896 7bc Freights
10 Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam 3-32d;
wheat. per steam 21zd.
CHICAGO, July 3l.--Heports from the North
western wheat fields continue bad, and it is
thought the prospective yield would be re-
duced from 20 70 40 per cent, as compaeed
with estimates made on July l. Some of the
kilograms asserted that many fields were in
critical condition, and that q continuance of
the present hot weather would completely
ruin the wheat prospect in certain localities.
The market started upon this news, but fell
back on rumors of "hOtn or musty wheat in
the Chicago elevators. The story was given
currency in morning paper here. and was
used by the bears in depressing prices, and
certainly had its effect upon the course OF the
market. August future began selling at a dis
count OF from 2]6929sc, rs compared with
september, but at this difference there was
free buying OF August, which, in measure,
restored confidence. On the afternoon hoard,
however, the difference again widened to
ss4c. Receipts were light ana shipments
limited. Nothing was developed during the
day as to the truth Of the statements concern
ing wheat beyond q dental by the elevator
people that any of the wheat had boon in
Jured The market closed 20 lower for
October than yesterday. Lake engagements
for 4S,00e bushels were reported. There WAS a
tatr amount of speculation IN corn at a sOme-
what lower range OF prices. but the closing
was about the same ae Yesterday Freight
engagements for $4,000 bushels were re-
ported. Receipts wore little larger, but cash
lots was Ia on up quite readily at current
figures. The looked for corner in July oats
failed to materialize, and the market col
lapsed. There was a &c decline from the in
side quotations of yesterday for July, and the
market closed 2Sc sellers. but no demand.
Receipts were large aud are reported large
again for tomorrow. Provisions ruled n
shade stronger early, but fell back, and closed
tame.
Flour unchanged. Wheat strong and the
market generally nervous. closed l9(19zc I'M
der yesterday; regular, July delivery $500
Sl5sc, August SGSi3Bc, September SOssG905sc
Corn shade easier; cash 4b9Ste4 5}@c, August
delivery 45A@i5l&y. september 45lf6G45%c.
Oats--rhe anticipated corner i'm July did
not materalize, and the price closed &c under
Yesterday; NO. ., cash lots 98c, July delivery
2b(02Sc, August 25bsG25&Sc. Provisions-Mess
pork steady; cash $40 0o@l0 %; August de-
livery $40 05(0l0 70. September SO 00t0l0 22l6.
Lard steady; cash snd August delivery u 500
5215c, September $500 6216c. Boxed
meats firm; dry sailed shoulders 25(l4 soc,
short ribs 65G95 81 81 short clear 050b6 l0c.
Whisky firm at 81 IL, Sugar unchanged;
graduated sac, standard A olSc.
BALTIMORE, July 81, noOn.-Flour quiet
but steady; Howard street and Western
superHne 50 O0(nS 40, extra 81 5000 20. family
81 2506 rs. city mills superine 81 1903 80, extra
81 1904 90, Rio brands 81 1000 10. Wheat
Southern steady and active; Western Opened
higher but declined and closed steady; South
ern, red 94a9jc, aul Der 01c@$l 90; No. Mary
land. S6sz 0D91c; No. Western winter red, on
spot 92%G93c. COrn-SoUthern irmeF but
quiet; Western steady but dull: Southern,
white 57o05sc, yellow 5Gg 561Sc.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat slow and unsettled: No. red. cash
9s(GgS5zc. August delivery 9SlzG9S5sc. Corn
slow and easy; No. mixed, cash lllkd42l4c,
August delivery 4l1S@4lHc. Oats steady but
SLOW; No. mixed, cash 2p4g2i]4c, August
delivery 22IsG23c. Whisky steady at 81 ~.
Provisions steady; pork and bacon firmcr.
Pork, $40 50nl0 IS. Lard, small lots At 40c.
Bulk meats-lOng clear zoe, short rib Soc
short clear l6c. Bacon-lOng clear l2H@
l5c. short rib 45(l66 soc, short clear 62l4c.
CINCINNATI, July 8l.-FlOur easy. Wheat
steady; No. . red, CSC for new. Corn in
far demand; No. mixed. 4Sd40c. Oats
IN good demandi NO. niXe'', 2ic Tor new.
ProylsiOns-POrk dun aud nominal. Lard in
far demand at 6 Sac 40c. Bulk meats in good
demand: short rib S5c. Bacon stesdy; shout
ders S715;, short rib 55c, clear zoe.
Whisky quiet at 81 ID.
LOUIsvILLE, July 3l.--Grain quiet. Wheat
- No. 2 red. Use. Corn-No. white, sic. Oats
No. ? mixed, SIC. Provisions unchanged:
BacOn-Clear rib sices 35c, clear sides sc,
shoulders 4 75c. Bulk meats--clear RIB sides
3 Soc clear sides g 25c, shoulders 4c. Pork
mess $ll. Lard, choice sac.
NEW ORLEANS, July @.-CoGee firm; Rio
cargOes, common to primo. 7Ht@5Ac. sugar
dun and nominal Molasses steady; common
to good conn l6ey32c. Cotton seed oil
prime crude 2SiG2sjlc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, July 81, 200 p. m.-spirits turpen-
tine har; spot 26s Sc, August delivery 2Ss Sd,
September to December 2Ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July 81, noon.-kOsin, common
IS sd
NEW YORK, July 81, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine steady at SIC. ROsin steady at 81 l5G
IN.
500 p. m.-spirlts turpentine quiet at SIC.
CHARLESTON, July 3l.-Spirits turpenttne,
SAC Rosin-strained SOC good strained 81.
WILMINGTON, July 3l.-Sprits turpentine
firm at 33Xc. Rosin--str0ined S712c. good
strained 9Oc Tar Grm at 81 %. Crude tar
pentine steady.
RICE.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Market firm.
CHARLESTON, July 3l.--Marzet dull and
unchanged: no sales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-harket quiet;
Louisiana, ordinary TO prime 4ssQG5szc.