The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-31

5l4@53c in elevator; 518954%c afoat; OPP
lions fairly active and 24Q34c higher; July
5SC; August So; September 52c. Oats active.
tirmer; options dull; July 39Hc; August
344c; September 33Ac; No. , white, 1890
4lhc; spot No. 2, 4Oc; mixed western 40
4lc: white western 4C0i3c. Hay quiet but
steady; shipping 50055c, good to choice 500
go. Beet qplet hut steady; family Sl2 OO(D
IA 90; extra mess So OOl58 so. Beef hams dull
at 81 10. Tierced beef quiet and steady; city
extra India mess 81 OJQlS 90. Cut meats
| Ii nut steady; picked bellies re; picket
shoulders 64c; picked hams 1l40l2c; mid
dies nominal. Lard quiet out easier; western
steam closed at 81 80; city S. 10 July II 81;
SEPTEMBER 81 30; refined dull; continent
81 60 South American 81 IS; compound s. 90
06 25. Pork quiet and steady; mess I'll O)lB
II %; extra prime nominal Sl3 D 0l3 81.
Butter hrmer with fair demand: state dairy
l414019c; state creamery lt02Oc; western
dairy, l2G1l1c: western creamery l40hc Ell
gins 2Oc. MOlaSSeS, foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 27837c,
duu and steady. Peanuts steady and quiet.
Cofee-options firm, 10 . points up August
IA 50; December II 7u@l2 10; March u 30;
spot Rio dull but steady; No. 7, 164c. Sugar
raw steady with fair demand; fair refining
, 1l-l6c; refined trmer fairly active; of A
5SS@5 5-16c; crushed 5lsd5 5-l6c: Qranulated
4 7-I6G4AC; cubes ll6d43s. Freights to
| Liverpool depressed, dull; cotton 5-64d; grain
nd.
Chicago, July SO-Out Of pure sympathy
with corn and buying principally to cover
previous sales, the wheat market advanced
| today, in the face of the most radical bea~
news, demonstrating quite plainly, that there
has been lack of caution in short selling
| during the recent decline. September wheat
| opened from 525sc to 529s652lac sold between
$3.50 and sac closing at 54Is c over Satur
| day. Cash wheat opened easy. but later ruled
| firm and closed &c per busnel higher
| Corn-In strength and activity the corn
| market was ahead OF everything else on the
| floor, and actually setting the pace for wheat.
| as we'll as for oats. and to some extent, pro
visions. The weather was subject OF interest,
| and rain or no rain actuated traders in buy
| ing or selling Showers were shown on the
| map, and others were heard of by private
| messages. There extent and sufhciency were
| IN doubt however and when Washington
weather indications for dry weather in the
west were made public, increased energy on
| the part of the buyers was seen
| The close was almost at the outside point Of
| the day and with no elimination of the
| bulls sentiment. September corn opened at
432ic to 44c, sold between 432ic and 1910,
closing at 1880, 2Sc higher than Saturday.
May being more directly anected by the
damage to the new crop, was stronger than
| the other options closing &c to 355c over Sat
urday. Cashcorn was strong, closing lc over
| Saturday.
Oats received portion of the benefit accru-
! ing to corn, but everything was lost by some
what OF desire OF shorts to get their oats with
| little loss as possible. Their efforts to buy
| forced prices upward, closing September llsc
| higher than Saturday.
Provisions-The market for product was
dull and weak until within short period of
the close, when the strength in grain eXerted
| good influence on prices and they rallied
| the greatest measure of drmness appearing
| in pork, The fact that there was an enormous
run OF hogs at the yards, and that the market
for them was so demoraliZed that intelligent
quotations by grade was out OF the question,
| caused decidedly depressed feeling in pro
visions early The close was unchanged for
| September pork, 5@715c lower for September
| lard and sc lower for september ribs. There
was good cash demand.
| Chicago, July 3O-CaSn quotations were as
| follows: Flour was dull and the feeling
! weak; one Northwestern mill reducing prices
! Is cents and another 25 cents to-day Wheat
| No. spring 523s654lac; No. red 523sc
Corn-No ?, 1870. Oats-No ?, 232iG532c
Mess pork per barrel, S12 5711l ole ~. Lard
per 100 pounds, So s0a6 921a. Short rib
| sides So 100 m. Dry sailed shoulders,
| 81 0096 1871 short clear sides, 81 0097 IS
| Whisky, 81 Y.
Leading figures ranged as follows: