The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-13

S2.10a2s 80; good to choice do, S3O0G3GJ.
Wheat. spot market fairly active and
weaker; No. red store and elevator Olec;
and lsac lower, with the west and through
free local liquidation. with the close weak;
No. , red, August 7O1zc; September, n1sc;
October, 71ssc Corn, spots active for eN-
port and lower, closing tirm; No ?, 4i5l3
elevator; 45a4c aiioat; options Were dull
and heavy, l12025sc lower August, BIG;
September 42Ac October, 4lAc. Oatsspots
quiet and steady; options fair
~ active and weaker; August. 23$sc;
September, 2SAc; october, 23l2c; spot No.
2 25isM26c; mixed western, 2U2Ic; white.
29a35c Hay quiet, liberal receipts less
steady; shipping. Use; good to choice g0cG3
$l.O5. Wool moderately active and nrm;
domestic fleece, 16q22c; pulled. l5QS4c;
1850; extra mess, $500; beef hams easy
and quiet; Sl6.5oml700; tierced beef quiet;
meats firm and slow; picked bellies easy;
shoulders, 5lkd54c; hams, 9A09$4c; mid
dies nominal. Lard lower and duh, west
ern steam closed S6.42lsq649; city at Sc, 10;
options, sales none; refined quiet; CONT
nent $3.50; South American, Tl5; com
pound, 4%G5i4c. Pork easy, moderate de-
mand, mess, $ll.00Q1l.50 Butte firm;
moderate demand; state dairy. l2Gi552ci
creamery, 200b20i2c; western dairy, 912M
l3c; creamery, 13Q20Ec; Elgin, 2Nt2Olac.
Tallow strong, better demand city, 44c;
country, 43su45sc. Cotton seed oil duh and
depressed; crude, 2ic; yellow prime, &c;
do good off grades, 26lac. Petroleum nom
inal; refined, New York, $40; Fhiladel-
phia, $7.05; do in bulk %J5WA.GO, Rice
fairly active and firm; domestic, fair TO
extra 4406c; Japan, 4d412c. MolasSes,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans, open KEEL
tie good to choice, %4S2ei hrm ana Ialr
ed, f4@4lzc. Coffee closed dull 10 points
down to Is up; December, l0.2Jc; March,
15.00c; spot Rio firm and quiet No: T. l6hc.
Sugar. raw. firm and quiet; fair reln-
ing &c; refined fairly steady; steady Oft
A, 41sQ43sc; standard a, l-l6n45sc; cut
loaf, 1-16a5hc; crushed, l-l6p9i4c; gran
ulated, i-l6ds4c. Freights 10 Liverpool,
market steady and quiet, cotton, by
steam, Lied; grain, by steam, lAQ2d.
Chicago Aug. Y. il a. m-The market
Sept. S77sG3Se; oats, August, l9ssc; pork,
September, $3.50; lard, September, $50;
ribs. September, $5.7595.771z.
Chicago, Aug Eff foreigners want
wheat, they are being afforded bargains,
a cut of &c IN prices being made to-day,
and that in the face of news that was most
ly of natural advance rather than case
of a decline. Liverpool cables this morn
ing were firm; private advices explaining
that the hardness was due TO our govern
ment report of Saturday. American trad
fairs and, WHILST concedng that the fig
ures given by the report showed a lower
condition than had been expected, We're,
however, of the opinion that the percent
are was not an accurate one and that
private estimates We're more entitled to
credence. The limp and depressed condi-
ton of corn furnished additional depres-
sion holders finding nothing of a con-
selling character IN the final outcome of
the market. September wheat opened from
Csc to 67Ac. declined TO G53sQ65s4c closing
at 6JAc-2c under yesterday. Cash wheat
in the car lot branch Of the market was
weak and from 1c to 11ac lower
The corn market was distinguished for
the popularity of the selling. SHORTS, "
longs" local operators and outsiders
WED with one another in their endeaVOrs
TO DISPOSE of the grain. Two very import
ant reasons existed for the attitude of the
traders. The government in it's report is
sued on Saturday, added emphasis to the
already well known condition and yield
of the corn crop, and farmers apparently
impressed with the situation, were hasten
ing their old corn to market. The depres-
sion of prices was continued throughout
and the close was at the inside figures OF
the session. September corn opened at
3SAc and declined to 36iac; the loss for the
&c lower
Oats emulating the action Of corn trades,
those in oats sold freely. The government
report gave no encouragement to holders
and the surrounding markets favored the
adherents of the Short" side. A fair
volume of business was transacted, and
lower prices prevailed all day. September
oats closed 1h01Ac lower than Saturday.
Cash oats We're a full cent lower.
PrOVisiOns-It was the bears day In pro-
duct as well as IN grain. The business
was not particularly large nor did it pre-
sent any new features. The opening feel
ing was easy, following which there was
slight rally. but the firmness was not
maintained, the decline in wheat and corn
extending n sentiment of weakness Hogs
were cheaper, which fact furnished an
other excuse for selling September pork
closed loo lower; September lard, TIC
lower, and September ribs a shade lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OPENING. Highest. Lowest. c losing.