The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-01
GRAIN. PROVIsIONs. ETc.

TIC per 100 pounds, spirits. soc; to Balti-
more, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds, spirits, zoe.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.
New York. July S1.-Flour dun. weak
Winter wheat low grades, S2.j0M310; do
fair TO fancy S330G3S0; do patents. $1,000
405; Minnesota clear, S2.9OU31O; patents.
$3.9O6t4.60; low extras, S2.5003l0; southern
dull, weak; common TO fair extra, S22Ou
$50; good 10 choice do, S3.00q3S0 Wheat
dun. firm; 1Aqli2c loweri No. red store
and elevator 7SAc; options were fairly
active and declined 1SsQ1i2c. rallied isfD
&c, closed steady at 1Aa19sc below yester-
day No. red August 1850; September
I35sc; October, 74c. Corn fairly active
firm No. 2 4SI4G elevator; 1850 ahoat
options were dull and irregular, but closed
steady at unchanged prices without spec
ial features; August and September. 4Sisc;
October, 47hc. Oats dull. weak; options
easier; August, 26%c; September, 2Gl2c
October, 269sci spot No. ?, Sic; No.
white, &c; mixed western. 29d3)c. Hay
quiet; shipping, 7Jc good TO choice, coca
$l00. Wool moderately firm. domestic
fleece, l6Q22c; pulled, l5a3ic. Beef quiet;
hams firm. $500; tierced beef dull, steady;
city extra India mess, sl65Ql7O0; cut
meats quiet, easier; picked bellies T2ci
shoulders 5Ac; hams, 9AQ9Ac. Lard
lower; western steam, 6.50c; city, 6.l5c;
September, 6.5Oc nominal; refined quiet;
continent, 6.S5c; South American, Use;
compound. 4&q5hc. Pork dun, weak;
mess, $ll.750l2.25. Butter. fancy. firm,
fairly active; state dairy, Halle; do
creamery. 1sc; western diary, lOQl3c. Tai
| low steady, quiet; city, &c bid; country,
| about steady; crude. 24a25c; yellow prime,
2Slac asked; good Off grade, 27iac Petro-
leum nominal refined New York, $40;
Philadelphia, sos; in bulk, $4.55lp4.60. Rice
firm; domestic fair to extra, 4hG6c; japan,
4tI4lac. Molasses, foreign, nominal New
Orleans open kettle good to choice, 26G
gel firm, fairly active. Peanuts quiet.
Coffee steady unchanged to points
down; September, Is. 3)a15.40c; October and
November, l5.4Oc; December, 151OH15.9Oc;
March, 15c; spot Rio, quiet No. Z, ll1
ing, l5-l6c; refined firm, fair demand;
Off A, 4l6u47sc; standard A, 4 7-1Gu45sc;
cutloaf and crushed. . 1-16d5Ac; granu-
lated, 7-l6a4Ac. Freights to Liverpool
quiet easy: cotton. 5-6id; Grain, 15sd
Chicago, July a.-Wheat began below
where 1t left off last night and with occa-
sional Interruptions, whilst the bears took
their profits, continued It's descending
course through the session Scattered
liquidation of long" wheat and steady
selling by believers in a lower standard of
values kept prices on the move all day.
Shortly before the close there was a few
more buyers than offerings could quite
accommodate, and nearly moderate raj
ly occurred. The day developed no new
features of the situation and holders dis
posed of their wheat at a sacrifice. Sep
tember wheat opened from 7024c to 70l5c,
declined to 69lsd69l4c, closing at G99sc-
1%alRc lower than yesterday Cash
wheat was weak, and from 1c to 11zc per
buShel lower.
The friends of corn were either out of
town or in hiding Very few traders had
the courage to buy il for rise, and as a
matter of fact. the offerings did not indi-
cate any aggressive activity on the part
of the short sellers. a narrow range and
an easy tone explains the condition of
to-days market September corn opened
at 427sc. sold between 43c and 425sc, closing
at 425s@42a4 c-A02sc under yesterday. Cash
corn was steady to ne lower.
Oats kept in about the same relative po-
sition as corn. No particular trading took
place, the transactions consisting mainly
Of light scalping operations for local ac-
count. September oats closed nc lower
than yesterday. Cash oats were easy
to steady.
Provisions-Some of the packers af-
forded little support to product at diff
ferent periods in to-day's session, but
as a rule, very slight and by no means
permanent. The Generalization of the hog
market and the weakness of grain were
too powerful in their influence to be re-
sisted. The closing moments were the
weakest of the day; September pork lost
4Oc September lard, l0c, and September
ribs, 17hQ20c by the trading.
Leading Futures Ranged as Follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing