The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30

western steam So SIS; city IS 95: options
July delivery 80 30; August delivery -;
September delivery g. 020D7 05; October delivery
81 II; refined strong dull continent s. 60n7 TO-
South America 3; so. Butter quiet at isA25c
Cheese active; light skins 50S1sc. Peanuts
steady; fancy hand picked, 41SGg4lac; farmers
2s413S4c Freights to Liverpool active ana
stronger; cotton, per steam. 5-o4d; grain %
CHICAGO. July 29.-The wheat market to-day
was wobbly. The news was not of a character
TO give II decided impetus in either direction,
SO it veered up and down comparatively narrow
limits, according to the temporary temper Of
the pit. closing near the lowest prices Of the
day. December opened at SOAc, against 90J<c
at the close yesterday. There was a weak ten
dency for q time, but good buying soon gave
the market a turn upward, December advanc-
ing to 90Ssc, the top price OF the day ScalpinR
crowd was, as rule, disposed to sell For a
time offerings we're readily absorbed and the
feeling kept firm. But they finally became too
heavy for the bulls, and late cables showing
some appearance of weakness abroad. the mar
ket began to wobble, then came Bradstreet's
reporting an increase of 14,52S,OO0 bushels in
the the available supply last week and sons of
the leaning houses turned sellers. There was a
spa sm of weakness, under which December fell
to S14zc. The private advices brought a strong
London market, firmer in Paris and very I'M
favorable weather in Russia and large export
buying at New York and shorts began to cover
sending December back to 9Ol3c. The advance
was only temporary, however, as later public
cables contradicted the reported strength on
the continent. In the afternoon there was CON
siderable pressure to sell, but as the big buyers
had filled uD and Withdrawn 1t was difficult to
place and weakness was the result. December
sold off to S914c and closed at 69lSc loss of
lc compared with yesterdays close. Cora was
weak early, owing to excess of selling orders
over the demand. Continued fine corn weather
induced longs to throw over their holdings
especially in view of the fact that shorts had
apparently about covered their deals. Start
ing at bS6e5S11c, September sold off 10 5f56c
and rested for time at about 57s4c. Later on
wheat making partial recovery corn rallie |,
September selling back to bS14c, then broke 20
511Gc. There was little squirt in July caused
by an attempt to cover a small short liue and
it sold from 6i1bc up to. 64c, while Septem Der
was on the down grades There was reaction
later and it sold to &c and closed at CSC. In
the afternoon September was very weak and
finally toucked 56246 Selling against puts dis
posed of yesterday at 671kc deInorali1ed the
market, when it reached that figure Toward
the close there was rally and the close was at
81 14c, against 5S5bc yesterday. Oats we're weak
during most of the session in sympathy with
wheat and corn because of rather heavy re-
ceipts of which 80 cars were new Provisions
were weak In sympathy with grains during a
considerable portion of the day The opening
for pork was slightly lower than Yesterdays
close, but the loss was quickly recovered. Then
there was recession to point l5c below the
opening, followed byan advance to the highest
point of the day and then another decline to
medium figures, at which it closed Lard and
ribs we're somewhat flrmer and closed at about
the top figures. zoe ~5.
CHICAGO. July 29.-Cash quotations vera as
follows: Flour steady; spring patents 81 rs
05 10; winter patents 81 60@4 80; bakers
"a 1904 %; straiRhts 81 65615 TO- wheat
No. 2. &c. OatsaNo q &c Mess t}ork,
g. OaT s6cr F IS L Sides per n 900 g cog
6 So. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, IS con
90. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 2507 80.
Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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