The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-23

July delivery IS So; August delivery Sc IS;
September delivery s. 95; October delivery
g o5; refined quiet; continent 81 6o87 10.
Cheese active; light SKINS 5DSl6c Peanuts
quiet; fancy nand picked. 41sG &c; farmers.
2S403S4c. Freights TO Liverpool quiet and
ire gular; cotton, per steam. 56id; grain Cd.
CHICAGO, July 23.-There was another boom
in wheat to day and another advance in prices
was scored. The early news was all of bullish
character. The market opened quiet and tor
awhile trade was dull and the feeling seemed
inclined to weakness. For time buying was
slow and selling rather free. For some time
December held between sS14GDsSasc ana showed
no decided trend in either direction. Then To
aid the bull news, including the rumor that
Russia had prohibited the expectation OF grain
came heavy buying orders from New York and
st. Louis and the Northwest also began to take
good deal of shorts. Shorts became alarmed
and under sharp buying the advance was rapid,
December selling up to S9l5c In a few minutes
and with much excitement. After touching
S9Ihc realizing sales sent it back to S9lsc; il
reacted to S9ISc and receded again to sec The
crowd was anxiously watching Partridge, and
there was general expectation that he would be
run In on his shorts. but he stood his ground.
After the noon hour the market was unsettled
December sold up to S99Sc, back to SsJSc and
then up to 90I6c. The last advance was made
on the report that Partridge and Bryant had
surrendered and begun to cover. The feeling
toward the close was very nervous and feveriSh
with advances secured more easily than de-
clines. the close was at $500. against SSIsc at
Ine close yesterday. corn WAS strong most of
the day. TAere were a few weak spots. but
they did not last long. Shorts seemed to be
DISPOSED to cover while there was not much for
sale After a time the sharp advance in wheat
gave much strength to corn. As the day ad-
vanced the market continued to develop
strength and shorts covered freely There was
| an active demand for the cash article and this
stirred up shorts IN July. who exctedy bid
that month up to 601fc at the close September
started at $3.50, sold to 54s6c, broke to 52sIc
then near the close doomed to 553s and close
at 65]5c Oats were strong and higher, July
showing most of the strength on the small re-
ceipts of now oats, cars being in today. That
future closed at Ale, against Sec at the close
yesterday, while September closed at 2766c
&c yesterday. Hog products were higher in
sympathy with wheat, though hogs were lower
Shorts in pork became alarmed and proceeded
to cover their trades with considerable excite
ment September pork opened at Sl1 1915
broke to 81 40, sold up with some fluctuations
to S11 TO- receded to 81 d5, rallied to 81 IS and
closed at 81! 72If, against 81 nv at the close
yesterday. Lard closed with an advance of
l0O1216c and ribs were 5Q719c higher.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; spring patents 81 IS
05 10; winter patents 81 6004 90; bakers
81 1904 35; straights "a 6505 TO- Wheat
No. spring, S994c; No. ?, red, S9&4c Corn
No. 2, 60Ac. Oats-No. q 41c Mess pork.
per barrel, gil c5. Lard, per 100 Ms, SO 62I6
Short ribs sides, loose S6 50666 IS Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, IS 1905 IS Short
clear sides. boxed, s. 2005 3d. Whisky at
| 81 i6.
Leading futures ranged as follows.