The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27

fair cargoeS lSc; No. Z. loS40liotsc. sugar
raw. quiet ana steady; fair refining PC; cen
trifugals. $50 test 7-160Sls; Muscovia acc;
refined quiet and easy; No o. S1sc;
No. ;, $3.50; on A: e49+ n6G;.,,, mould
A 414c; cut loaf. 5Isc; crushed. 51sc; powd-
cred. GIG; grsnulated. 5l694 7-l6c: cubes,
7.6c. Molasses-Foreign nominal; 500 test,
ilN012c in hhds; New Orleans quiet. steady;
and steady; crude in Dbls., Parkers' S. 30;
crude in baIs: IS aoi o,, seapea; New
Baltimore, SO 4566 60; in bulk. g. l0DI IS. Cot
ton seed oil dull and nominal: crude prime 2 90
29c: crude of grades 2103Oc; yellow of
grade 52936c. Tallow firm and quiet Wool
pulled 260SSc: Texas 1920. Provisions
Pork duh and EASY; prime 9ll 5O4l2 90;
old mess, 80 10010 IS; new mess 81 81
OLE 90; extra prime $40 25qIo 20. Beef duh,
80 500l0 %. Beet hams quiet, uuchangei at
$l7 90. Terced beef steady, quiet; city extra.
India mess. $40 500ll 90. Gut meats
strong wanted; picked bellies SC. bid: pickeed
shoulders 6GG6Ac; pioked hams NOll16c.
Middles quiet aud firm; short clears, Septem-
Der delivery 81 %. Lard stronger ana quiet;
August delivery 8; September delivery
So 40; October delivery 80 80; November
delivery s.; December delivery 3 OS' bid;
JanuaEy delivery 8, bid: refined dull; CONT
nent s.; South America g.. Peanuts
quiet: fancy handpicked, 4O4Isc; farmers,
2H03]3c. FreightS to Liverpool quiet and I'M
changed; cotton. per steam. 8(oo SO; grain 80.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-The speculative markets
on Change to-day acted irregularly, with grain
averaging weaker and provisions hrmer. The
trading was fairly active and the local feeling
in corn and wheat was bearlsh, bur easily
startled on receipts of any bulllsh news. The
lower cables from Liverpool and the weak do
mestic market together with nervous fear of
lmme se receipts, were weakening factors and
caused a weak aud lower opening for wheat.
December started at 81 Ot1f0l ol34 and sold
being liberal seller. as has also the northwest
in anticipation of bad deliveries IN that quarter
The offers were readily absorbed. however, and
early sellers were soon fighting TO get back the
wheat they had parted with and giving the bulls
a chance to get ia their work. Some bull news
was circulated and the market soon began TO
display much strength. and December finally
improved 114c selling up to u OjM. Then
December broke and fell to 81 099s nervous
feeling being apparent on the part OF traders
VINO were apprehensive over the erect lnpend-
ing large deliveries of grai1 in the northwest,
might have occurred. Another cold wave was
reported from the northwest with the mercury
lowering near the frost line. Wheat again had
a bulge, December selling up to 81 1854, sold off
day was almost repetition OF yesterday
though on a smaller scale. The clique let the
crowd sell themselves very short, then supplied
their necessities at higher price. The market
was quiet and easy during the first hour. The
anticipation Of big receipts, and the fact that
to-day's arrivals exceeded the estimate, being
t-O COTS. 6uu Iuo ldCk OF COnliuSLtb anu lrOBL
talk were the weak features. October started
| at 5911c, sold downt to 5S1Sc early then rallied
aud held steady until later on, when sudden
| jump in wheat caused q scare among the corn
| shorts, and September made a quick squirt to
6Oc and October went up to 6O14c The clique
| then began to sell and there was a rapid break
| to 6414c for September aud SOC for october.
September closed at e431c and October at 59lsc
| Oats were again weakened by large receipts,
| the arrivals reaching 322 cars. The market was
| rather quiet, with the sales Of September at
| S094c, and closing at 3016. May sold at 371ac.
| Rye ruled quiet with cash lots irm and options
| weakening about NC from yesterdays closing
figures. The receipts continue heavy, 1865 cars
| being reported to-day. No. 2 sold at 941Sc and
| September at $3.50 and 94c and closed at 931tc
| Provisions were only fairly active and prices
were generally easier Lard and ribs as well
/ as pork. sold considerably lower early, hogs
being 50l10c cheaper, but subsequently values
rose in response to better inquiry. October
| pork opened at $40 25, sold TO so Az broke
| TO $40 l711, then back to $40 10. and at II
| O'Clock was at S12 rs. Lard was quiet but firm,
at SO 5506 go for October. Ribs sold from
S. 6s1s TO Sc 7216 for October
| CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. Unchanged; winter patents
| 81 1904 so; bakers 81 1904 25; straignts
| No. 8 spring wheat 81 036t1 0314: No. 2, red
| 81 031511 04. Corn-Eo. Q, 651s0G5s4c Oats-No
| 2. S0}sc; No. white 333sQ35c; No. white
| 29030c. Rye--No- 2, 81 04. Mess pork, per
barrel, $40 2716. Lard, per 100 Ms So 55.
| Short ribs sides, loose, SO 62l6l6 65. Dry
| sailed shoulders, boxed, s. zoos - Short
clear sides, boxed, &c 25QG60. Whisky at
Leading futures ranged as follows: