The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-19

higher: sea island bagqinR. 199Isc. Iron Ties
Large lots, sc; smaller lots, sOs0*l %
-. Dry Goods-The market is quiet, demand
Ing, "a, sac; IS do, &c: a. brown sheeting,
be: white osnaburgs, 6497o: checks,
S5sg554c; brown drilling 5G6Hc
Ocean Freights.
COttOn-By steam-Market dull and nomi
nal; moderate inquiry for room. Rates are,
per lOJ Ms: Liverpool via lew York. 3Jc;
Havre via New York, 3sc; Reval via New
York. sic; Amsterdam via New York, Csc;
Amsterdam via Baltimore, 35c; Antwerp via
New York, 35c: Antwerp via Baltimore. 3Oc
Bremen via New York. 35c: Bremen via Bal
burg via New York, 40c; Boston per bale
81 .; New York, per bale. 81 %; Ph1ladel-
phia, per bale, 81 %; baltimore. 81 o.
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this and noar oy
Georgia ports are quoted at 81 OO695 % for o
range including Baltimore and Portland, Ne.
Railroad ties, basis a feet 14C. Timber 50c0
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario
Sl2 OJ0l3 90; BuenOs Ayres or MontevideO,
$40 O00ll 90: to Rio Janeiro, S14 90; TO Span
Ish and Mediterranean ports, Sii 301it 80; to
united Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum
BY Steam-To New York, 800; to Phila-
delphta, 500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
very dull, with no demand for
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
rive. Large, Cork for orders. are
and IS. South America, rosin, zoe z barrel
OF 2SO pounds. Coastwise-Steam- to Boston,
lie p 100 rs on rosIn. 90c. on spirits: to New
York. rosin. SIC. z 100 bs. spirits S5c; to
Philadelphia, rosin. nc. p 100 MS spirits
soc; to baltimore, rosin, rae 2 100 bs;
spirits. 1Oc.
Gr sin, Pfogistons. Etc.
New York, Aug. ls.-Flour market dull and
1ng IA.
fair to fancy s. 4)6s2 80: winter patents
81 "a %; Minnesota clear g. 2 az g.; Min
nesota patents 81 4O9i W; low extras elSp1
20; supcrune 81 90 10: southern -four
dull and weak, common to fair extra So 100
3 10; good to choice extras IS 0O03 50.
wheat H. lac lower. ste ,Uy; No 2 red in
store and elevator 564057c; ahoat 571(e:
options were dull and opened weak, declining
a. rallied nc, tell 1sc, and closed steady at
Scc under Yesterday With only local trade;
No red closing August 55lsc; September
So sc; December 81 &C: Nav 65s4c Corn
steady; No. 2, 6O1ac in elevator; SIC ahoat;
options dull and weak, A0Hc lower:
o?7ac' May 0412c. Oats dull and lower Op-
lions dull and lower; August 33lBc; Septem-
Der 33Ac; October 4iac; spot, No . req IS a
q sac; NO. white 371a@574c; mixed west
ern '49 ioc: white western 800 "A Wnite
state 5bG44c. Hay weaker; shipping soc;
good 10 choice eO6390c Beef sJrau family
5 O(gl4 co. extra mess as 00D8 s.. Beef
hams hrmer at :, o. Tierced beef que
am easy; city extra India mess 81 OO3G5 %.
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies sc; picked
shoulders 694ci picked nams lIa4DlZc; mid
dies nominal. Lard dull steady; western
steam y %; city 81 57i9@7 90; september
~ 50; refined easy; continent s. %; South
American IS 80; compound SO .. Pork in
moderate demand and steady; mess So O9Gl
Is IS; extra prime 5l3 OO0I3aO Butter fairly
active and urmer: state dairy l G123c: state
creamery 17025c: western dairy 1,@16c west
ern creamery 100 &c; Elglns 23c. Molasses,
foreign nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
good to choice 27037c. Peanuts quiet ana
steady; fancy hand picked 41sGl44c Coffee
options opened barely steady closed steady
at 30 10 points down; August IA s0014 %; Oe-
tober IL 4OQGl3 IS; December l. o5; March
y 50; spot Rio dull and steady: No. T. 165sc.
Sugar raw quiet and firm; fair renning 2Sc;
fe4ned fairy active and urn; of A 4l5@
4 1l6c; standard A 4 9-I604Ac; cut loaf "a
90 1-l6c; crushed 54D5 716c; GRADUATED
I 7 ; g.ioG4 &C. cues 1 i3.ltG C Freights to
liverpool u, more active, unsettled; cotton
Chicago, Aug 1s.-1he two leading in
huences IN wheat to-day were the declining
corn market and the big estimate of receipts
for Monday. The latter was announced
shortly before the end Of the session and
forced prices TO the lowest point OF the day,
Ihe close being Just shaoe above the inside.
IL was an unlmportant market, with no trade
that could not oe cal ed above ordinary. he
range OF prices gives evidence of the narrow
and insignificant business. September wheat
opened from 544c to 54ikc, sold down to
54Ac, closing weak at 53A@53Bc A0ac un-
der yesterday Cash wheat was weak Prices
averaged &c per DuSnel lower.
Corn proved more vulnerable to the
raidnR of short" sellers to.
day than it has for some time
There was, likewise, less belt eff in the pros
pect OF an immediate advance Dy holders and
they willingly accepted the situation and
quietly disposed OF their holdings. The
weather Is less of factor than ever it being
understood that conditions will not be much
bene hted by moisture now, neither will dry
weather cause any further injury. May corn
opened from 52lsc to 524c, sold off to Size
and closed at 5lsc-asc under yesterday.
cash corn declined with the futures sales
averaging 1ac lower.
oats had no reason to advance or decline
on Its own account. September oats closed
. OF cent under yesterday. Cash oats were
weak and * to ic lower.
-Provisions-No inducement to bug product
was known OF to day. On the contrary every
thing pointed to lower prices. The close was
a out the weakest of the day, with January
pork poe lower than yesterday, January lard
sc lower and ribs 15c lower
Leading fuClres RANGED as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing