The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05

Havre via New YORK 3sc: Reyal via New
York. sic. Amsterdam via New York, 3Sc;
Amsterdam via Baltimore, 35c: Antwerp via
New York, 35c: Antwerp via Baltimore. Doe;
Bremen via New York, 3sc. Bremen via Bal
timore, S3c; Genoa via New York, 46c; Ham
burg via New York 40c; Boston. per bale
81 p; New York. per bale, 81 %; Phlladel-
phia. per bale, 81 90; Baltimore. a 90
Lumber-By sail Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at - 00lt5 90 for
range including Baltimore and Portland Me
railroad ties, basis "A feet, lac. Timber 50ct1
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward. nominal; to Rosario,
ai2 006bi3 90; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo,
$40 098tl 00 to Rio Janeiro S14 90; to Span
lsh and Mediterranean ports, 3li 3Odll 80: to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
Der, "a IS standard.
delphia, 800; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
800.
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
rive. Large, Cork for orders. are
placed at p 41a@3s 7l4d; small sized IS
q and IS South America, rosin, zoe 2 barre
Of 2o0 pounds. Coastwise- steam to Boston,
lie Il 100 rs. on rosin, 90c. on spirits; to New
York, rQsin, sac. 2 100 ms. spirits SIC; to
soc; TO baltimore, rosin, FAC. q 100 lbs;
By Steam-via New York to Liverpool, Is
I'D for $50 n bbls; TO Glasgow, Is sd; to Ant
| weTp, 2s Sd; toLondon IS 81; via Baltimore,
Liverpool 3lO-b barrels, Is Cd.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.
New York, Aug. A. Flour market was
/ dull and steady; winter wheat. low
/ grades, 81 s502 SO; fair to fancy 8? 400
W; winter patents s. 1908 20; Minnesota
/ OO low extras 3 sag 80; southern -four
/ quiet and steady; common to fair extra s. 10
/ 0S %; good to choice extras IS 00GD3 80:
/ superdne II GD2 10. Wheat quiet, man, &c
/ lower; No. red In store and elevator 55l2 q
! 5oAc; ahoat 561B5O4c; options were dull with
/ only local sealplng trade opened weak at 40
| 3sc declined, rallying Nc, declining sc, and
| closing steady at nc under yesterdays No.
red, August 555sc September 56Ac; Deem
| GER 6O%e May 654t. Corn was duh and
/ firm; No. g 554056c in elevator; SIC afOat;
| options opened weak ana unchanged TO 58c
| lower, rallied I415sc, end closed steady at un-
changed prices to hcup; trading dull; August
! 55Ac; September b4lac; Decem Der 50ac; May
| 5Jbc Oats quiet and steady; options dull
/ irregular, &c up to 1se down; August SAC;
September 34c; spot, No. 2, Acc No. white
! 4l4N44tac; mixed western 4lGli3: white
western 4005lc Hay duh but steady; ship
ping 50G155c; good TO choice $4,000. Beef
| dull family ST. 0G0l5 90; extra mess IS 001b
| 80. Beet hams duh at 81. 90 Tierced beef
dull ana steady; city extra India mess 81 90
OILS CO. Cut meats quiet nut steady. picked
| bellies 7Ac; picked shoulders 66614C picked
| hams 1lA0t-c; middles nominal. Lard quiet
| and steady; western steam 81 40; city 81 S7t@;
/ September "a 80; refined nrmer; continent
81 10; South American IS Ot; compound 81 600
| 62o. Pork quiet and firm; mess l42UGl4 90;
| extra prime nominal Butter quiet and firm;
state dairy l5M2lc; state creamery 17025c;
| western dairy, l2t20l6c; western creamery
| l4G25c; Elgins pc. Molasses, foreign nomi-
| nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
2IB37c, dull and steady. Peanuts trm and
quiet. Conee-optious dull, unchanged to
| points down; September 10 30; December
| II rs; March Y IS; spot Rio dull and steady;
No Z, l6&6l8asc, Sugar, raw, steady and
| dull fair refining 1l-lOC; refined quiet aud
steady; of A iG4 5-l6c standard 4 7lG0
Ion = 49,
4Bc. Freights to Liverpool dull and weak
cotton steam llU93-84d; grain a4d.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-The only break In the mo-
notony of to-day s dull llstless, half holiday
session Of the wheat market came when the
exports from the Atlantic seaooard we're
posted. Ii has been many long day since
the clearanCes for twenty-four hours even APP
preached the million bushel mark. To day
they exceeded that figure, aggTegating in
wheat and flour l,022 $50 bushels. It was
near the lose when they became known, ana
1t was douDtfuldf their influence was fully
exerted The last few minutes trading was
the most active OF the day with
u concentration Of the strength of the
opened from 53@033@sc, closing at 53bc I'M
changed from yesterday. Cash wheat was in
good demand at unchanged prices. Corn
opened easy with the local professionals on
top of the market, as they have been for
week. when prices were up. They suffered
the usual whlpsaw before The day was over
the poor" farmer had again the best OF the
situation. having bought when
the price weak and realized
at the top. Frosts tina were predicted by the
local observer did not materialize; neither
did it rain anywhere, nor was there anything
in the shape of showers which We're promised
by the Washington bureau during the next
81 hours The weak start was succeeded by
a tirmer tone, which developed into positive
strength before the close. Last prices were
almost the outside for the day, with Septem-
Der sc higher than yesterday, and Nav
showing gain of laQ1isc. May continues to
he the favored trading option aversion to
September rising from fear Of manipulation.
OHtS-But quiet trade was shown in the
market No feature developed during the
short session, the tone coming from the
neighhOring pits Al the close September
was a shade below Yesterdays final quota
tions Cash oats were quiet and steady.
Provisions were easy from the start I'M
til within a few minutes Of the close when
the higher corn market became factor and
helped prices a little The trade was small,
and no incident worthy of note occurred. The
hog market was easy at the close which prob
ably lent something to the weakness of prod
uct. September pork closed unchanged from
yesterday. September lard and ribs each
lost ~ for the day
Leading fuCures ranged as follows: