The morning news., 1894-08-30
&c. white osnaburgs, 6407c; checks,
31lG514c; brown drilling, 5G612c.
ocean Freights.


Cotton-By Steam-Market firm; but little
offering. Rates are, per 100 bs.: Direct
Bremen. 4oc; Barcelona, ~: Genoa.
41c; HAMBURG 43c: Reval, 50 81. Peters
burg, 53c. Liverpool via lJew York. 35c
Havre via New York, &c; RevaI via New
York. SOC; Amsterdam via New York I c;
Antwerp via New York, Il Bremen via New
York, .1c: Genoa via New York 45c; Ham
burg via New York 43c Boston, per bale
81 25; New York, per bale, 81 90; Phlladel-
phia per bale, 81 OO; Baltimore 81 co.
Lumber--By sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business Is more or less
nominal The rates from this and near-b by
Georgia ports are quoted at 81 001j 90 for a
range including Baltimore and Portland, Me.
Railroad ties, basis Al feet 14c. Timber 5000
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario,
Sl2 011Dl3 co.; Buenos Ayres or MontevdeO.
$40 0Od111 90. to Rio Janeiro, Sl4 90; to Span
lSh and Mediterranean ports, Sll 30Wll 50; to
United Kingdom for orders nominal for lum-
ber, "a 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phila-
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
Naval stores-By sail-The market is
VERY very Gull na; eseIs Wth no vaeeas demand ioF
rive Large. Cork for orders are
placed at Is 415@3s 7I5d; small sized IS
and As. South America, rosin, zoe {9 barrel
of 80 pounds. stwise-steam-to Boston
lie % 100 MS on rosln 9Oc on spirits: to New
YORK. rosln. s5&c 8 1OL lbs, spirits S5c; TO
Philadelphia, rOsin, 71Sc y lG0 rs; spirits,
SOC; 10 Baltimore, rosin, nc q 100 Ms; spir-
its, zoe.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
New York, Aug. 29.-Flour weak and duh,
some grades aloe lower: winter wheat low
grades 81 S51S2 so; fair to fancy g. 4Jl12 80;
winter patents 81 @3 %; Minnesota clear
81 !o92 81; Minnesota patents 50 400 20;
low extras 81 S5d2 so; southern -four dun
but weak: common to fair extra 81 1903 90;
good to choice extras S3 00lS3 So Wheat
spot marKet moderately acuve and easier,
with options closing firm; No, red in store
and elevator 5714c; afoat 81 }B0571qc; options
weIe fairy active, irregular and lower. open
Ing weak at 3e0%c decline, tvanced l8c on
! covering, closing steady at 35ahc under yes
terday with trading chiefly switching; No. 2
red, August 58Afei September b5bc; october
5o1ac; December tO54C May Is nc. Corn dull
/ and firm; No. 2, 62hc in elevator; 62%c
| ahoat; options opened weak at 4994c de
cline, rallied H0lc closed firm at A019c
| over yesterday, with trading dull August
| t3Hc; September Gle; December 56Ac May
| 551sc. Oats, fairly active easier; options
weaker; August 32alc; September 33c; Octo-
| her 34c No. 2 white September 36c: No 2
| white, September, 36G14le; mixed western
| 331s a }4c; white western 3edH; Whi e state
| 500 ,lc Hay quiet and weak; shipping Soc
| good TO choice S0690c. Rye. % Beef
dun and steady family $40 OOg13 90; extra
mess IS 90 1S 81. Beef hams steady. uulet at
| W %. Tlerced beef duil aud firm city extra
India mess 81 90. ut meats Gnlet pat urn;
! picked bellies sac; picked shoulders ic
! picked hams llA0lZc; midales nominal
! Lara ulBl6f OUT Qul6lt western steam closed
a s. 50: city s. OO; refined trmeT and quiet;
! continent 81; South American 81 IL; com
, pound 81 5U6g6 621ac. Pork. moderate demand
and hrmer; mess Sl5 25(0 80: extra prime
| Si3 5Ogl4 90. Butter quiet; fancy steady;
state dairy li6123c; state creamery 1sGt2lia;
western dairy l3is@l7c; western creamery
l5D2l4c; Elgins 2W2l1ac. Molasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good to
choice 27Gt3oc; steady and duh Peanuts
quiet; fancy hand-picked 416044c. Coffee
options dull, easy, unchanged to % points
down; August Il 4O October i3 80: Decem-
Der l. 60: spot Rio dull and steady; No. z, 16c
Sugar raw, active and firm; fair refining
61sc: refined firm and quiet; off A 7-lfG14 C;
standard A 4 l3-l6G5c cut loaf 5A@5 g-16c;
crushed 5"sG5 9-ltc; granulated 1905 &c.
Freights to Liverpool dull and depressed;
cotton steam sd; grain Id.
Chicago, Aug. 29.-1he elevator men, with
Armour in the lead. we're buying September
and selling December wheat to-day, thus ar
ranging for the carrying charges on the wheat
in store for three months more, whilst the
spectators and the country at large were
selling long september and buying DeCem-
Der, trusting that time would bring forth
something to help them out Some OF the
new business went into May however. Aside
from this changing there was scarcely a thing
in the market to attract attention. Trading
was at lower range and within extremely
narrow limits the cioSe was e Of a cent under
yesterday. Before The market was opened
the curb was weak and with loss of Il OF a
cent from yesterday when trading began. De
Gem er wheat opened from $3.50 to 56%c, sold
between 56}sc and 564c closing at 56%0561ac.
Elevator people were buying cash wheat at a
&c line of 1I1A Of a cent from yesterday
Corn - Some mild raiding in corn kept
prices down in tpat market today. May corn
opened from 52l4c TO 52}sc. sold between 52Ac
and 81 0152c closing at $3.50; Il under yes
terday. Cash corn was in fair demand
Prices were &c per Dushel lower.
Oats-Bradstreets reported an increase Of
20l3,OU0 bushels in available stocks of oats.
Il his was one reason for weakness in this
market The absence OF any output was
another one, and the weakness in wheat and
corn helped the other two. May oats closed
A0Sc under yesterday. Cash oats were
weak and 1ac lower.
Provision-When hogs were up product
was higher, and wben they declined product
weakened. This was the action of the mar
ket to-day. During the latter part OF the ses-
sion lard and ribs had more business to their
credit than pork. The packers were the buy
ers, and the selling came from all quarters
At the close January pork and ribs were un-
changed from yesterday and January lard
2%c higher
Leading fuGures RANGED as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Wheat
Aug 52K SEX 52% 59Z