The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-15

York, rosiu SIC. p 100 ms. spirits s5e: to
Philadelphia. rosin, re. p 100 MS spirits
SOC; to Baltimore, rosin, nc. 2 100 MS;
By Steam--via New York to LIVERPOOL. Is
I'd for, go n obls; to Glasgow, Is sd; TO Ant
weTp. 2s Sd; toLon Ion IS /; via Baltimore,
verpool $40 n barrels Is Cd
Grain. Provisions. Etc.
New York Aug l4.-Flour held steady
buyers hidding lower winter wheat low
grades, 81 s562 50; fair to fancy g. t9Gt2 90.
winter patents g. o. 20; Minnesota clear
81 2l92 g.; Minnesota patents 50 lU04 90;
and steady; common to fair extra 81 100
co. good to choice extras as 01G3 80
Wheat trmer moderatelv active No 2 red
In store and elevator 5Sl485sac; atioat IS 4Gt
asc; options opened weak and lost 54B3c
rallied lAOl24c, closed firm at llaGll4C over
yesterday with trading fairly active; No
DecemLer 6.ssc; Nav 671a g. Corn scarce
stronger AM dull; No. 6H4064e in eleva
tor; e4G644c atioat. options were more
moderately active and firm at 1ls024t ad-
vance; September 6l5sc; Decent Der size;
May $3.50, Oats quiet and frmer; options
active and tlrmer; August 3}l2c; September
SIC; OCTOBER 35c; spot, No. .. 33LsC; No
white 376371Sc; mixed western $40 415c:
white western 362l6 white state 56n46c
Hay dull and weak; shipping 50155c; good 20
choice $4,000. Beef dull ana steady; family
$40 0ODl2 co. extra mess Ss 90 ~ s. Beef
hams dull at ~ 90 1923 ~. Tierced beef
Qu.et and STEADY: city extra India mess
OIL UOQDlI -. cut meats steady and quiet,
picked bellies &c; picklet shoulders 6I5c;
picked hams llS40i2c; mludles nominal
Lard was llrmer and quiet western steam
closed al 81. %; city s. I2H07 IS refined
hrmer continent s. 81; South American
S. IT.; compound IS 0096 p. Pork quiet aud
hrmer; mess SIS OJQsl5 % extra prime 8l3 %
alb 80. Butter steady and quiet; state dairy
l492lc; state creamery 17G23c western
dairy f2120ai6e: western creamery -t4643-G:
Elgins pc. Molasses. foreign nominal: New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 27057c
ID nj nFrf md YnaH
fancy hand picked 43B@41ac. Coffee-options
opened steady and unchanged TO points
down; closed dun, 10 points down to points
up; August IA %: October Is 30 January
$3.50; March ~ 40@l2 As; spot Rio duh and
steady: No T. 164c; sales. 400 Tags Mara
clbo. Sugar, raw. firm and dull; fair rem
ing 25sc; refined fairly active and nrm. No,
6, l-lt0 We: No. Z, lj-l6@%c; off A 41a9
7-l6ci standard A Ql6844c; cut loaf 81
O. I-l6cj crushed 5AG5 7-1tc granulated4 $40
0tSc cuUes 1 IL IU015c. Freights to Liver
pool steady and marKet more active cotton
steam 1-l6d grain "a.
Chicago Aug. 14-Tnere was such a unani
nous disposition to sell wheat at the opening
to-day that for a few moments prices were in
danger OF collapse. but the very fact that
the offerings were so overwhelming large
early, was one of the best arguments for the
ease with which the market advanced later
The large receipts, SI2 cars. was the key note
to the tone at the start, some weakness also
coming from the moderately large Baltic and
| Indian shipments for the week ,0Os0)0 bush
els. Almost instantly after the early orders
were filled, there was a complete turn in the
sentiment and from that until the close OF the
session strong undertone ruled. Most Of
the strength came from corn. although these
were kindly 10 wheat on account OF the large
export sales at the seaboard. los loads yester-
day and 80 to day, and on the ground that the
passage of the tariff DILL by congress was
likely 10 lie followed by the Presidents APP
prevail.
Corn--The Iowa state crop bulletin, which
was posted on the ola 'kboard to day. called
attention to the fact that the rains which are
now quite generally distribute throughout
the west we're too late to repair much of the
damage that had taken place in that state
from the drought. That was the leading fea
ture OF the strength shown by corn to-day.
Inc country was again buying, were the
shorts and there was revival of faith gen
orally in the value of corn. AT times the buy
ing was vigorous and the tone buoyant. Sep
tenber was the strongest future. offerings in
that month being light. and the demand
from shorts VINO are apprehenstve
OF manipulation quite urgent. There we're
showers predicted for today and to.
morrow for the west, but they made no i'm
preston on the market The Prairie Farmer
estimated the average condition of the corn
crop on Aug al $50, indicating a yield OF
something under 100 100000 bushels,
si0le to state what further the los loss had
taken place during the first ten days
OF the current month the drought having
continued that much longer. May corn
opened from 5llsc to sic. advanced TO So &c.
closing at 53lm535ac, IK@I#c higher than
yesterday. september closed 2l4c higher
than yesterday Cash corn was in good de
mand and 2G521ic per buShel higher
oats followed the larger markets but a very
small business being done. The opening was
easy but prices ruled hrm during the balance
OF the day. There was no feature to the trade.
september closed "a higher than yesterday
Cash oats were strong, values being quo ed
u to lc higher than yesterday.
Provlslons-Le ealing in the market for hog
products were Affected by the continued
strength in the market for the live animal at
the yards as well as by the good feeling in
corn. That cereal has direct bearing on the
provision market and the country, knowing
the condition Of the grain, are prone TO buy
the product The close was i0c higher for
January pork, and SC higher for January lard
and January ribs Receipts we're fair and
shipments large, There was a good cash de-
mand Domestic and foreign markets we're
all 1rm.
Leading futures ra1yed as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.