The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-29

sc decline on other months; August 634c;
September tO4c; Octooer 554c; Decemuer
571sc; May 56c Oats-less active, lower;
options dull; August $3.50; September 33hc,
Octo ler 349sc; No. white vcloner 3?lac;
No. white. cash, 361aO64c; mixed western
SO q &C: white western SOIL. wnl @ state
good TO choice s0890c. Gye 41g5 Beef
quiet and steady; family $40 00Gl2 90; extra
mess IS 90 LS 81. Beef hams stead at 81 -
Terceo beef quiet Out eIuS; city extra India
mess 81 0U09l7 90. cut meats Il b nrlu:
picked bellies. oEc picked shoulders &c;
picked hams llAQl2c. midd es nom.nal
Lard Armer out quiet; western steam S. IS;
city 81 S11a4s %; options, sales none, refined
nrmer and quiet; continent s. Is; South
American 50 10; compound S. 5C@6 6214c
Pork quiet ana firm; mess SIS 25: extra
prime Sl3 scala co. Butter quiet ana steady;
state dairy i461221c; state creamery -692l;a;
western dairy lSg0l1c: western creamery Is
@4hc: Elgins 2l15o. Molasses, foreign noni-
nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
0S7c; steady ana quiet Peanuts lmet,
steady; fancy hand picked 4ls044c. Coffee
options dull unchanged TO Is points down.
August IA e. OLA IS; October 10 350I3 40: De.
cember 12 60Dl2 IS; spot Rio dull and STEADY;
No. 7, 16c. Sugar, raw, quiet and firm; fair
re ming SIC; refined steady of A $50
4 l-l6c; standard A l5-l605c; cut loaf a
95 g-16c; crushed $500 9ltc; graduated
4 l-l6@5%c, Freights to Liverpool hrmer;
cotton steam Sd; grain ld9 Au.
Chicago. Aug. 26-phere were very good eX-
port clearances Of wheat ana -four from the
four Atlantic ports to-day, but other than
this there was not scrap Of friendly news
for wheat. The price hung around puts
for a long time, when Partridge. with the
local crowd failing on, made a determined
effort to break the market That he did not
succeed in doing so was due to the good de-
mand that sprang up. about SIC for Deem
| Der. Every commission house seemed to
| have moderate instructions to buy and the
aggregate formed a successful barrier to any
serious de Zine. The last fifteen minutes of
the session Witnessed the lowest figures OF
the day, the early support having been with
drawn. December wheat opened from $3.50
| 5IAD574c, sold between 57a8c and 56s4056 i c,
| closing at the latter, sc lower than yester-
| day. Cash wheat was in good demand at
| decline Of 4d1ac per bushel
| Coma growing disposition to shorts the
| market IS seen In corn. The latest reports
from the west are not as mOurnful as those
| that were coming forward week or two ago.
| In TACT, some OF the ones received to day we're
decidedly cheerful Whether any greater re-
| lance can be placed in them than in those
| that were formerly resolved is question.
! 1 he crowd were inclined to follow the I'M
! proved tone of the news and sell corn. May
corn opened from 521ac to 52Bc, sold between
this and closed 523sc-%@14c under yester
| day. Cash corn was in slow demand and
weak. Prices were 1c per bushel lower.
| Oats-The main bull argument Of late has
! teen the good Withdrawals from store. but it
| failed TO day not a bushel being inspected
! out There was nothing else TO hold prices
| up, and consequently they followed the course
| OF wheat and corn. Receipts of Ala cars were
| SO cars under the estimate. May oats closed
| 1sQ54c under yesterday. Cash oats were in
| fair demand Prices were l4D14c lower.
| ProvlslonS-Hogs were on the upgrade to-
day again, and product merely followed. The
! Anglo American Packing Company were do
ing their utmost to force prices upward. and
{ their eudeaVors were successful in O great
measure. Later advices from yards quoted a
| closing gain in hog product and made the
| strength in product more pronounced. The
! close was l0c higher than yesterday for Jan
| uary pork, 7lac higher for January lard and
| 2%c higher for January ribs.
| Leading tIGures RACED as follows:
| Opening. HigheSt. LoWast Clnsing.