The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-28
GRAM. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Aug. 27.-F'lour dull, unset
tied, weak; winter wheat, low grades,
%aSS az 5Sr t Tl famSg eesr s Ps
3.25 patents $3S0GI4.2; low extras, 2l5W
2.65; city mills, S3.90d435; southern flour
dull weak common n to- to 59 81 eXI b 800
erately active, easier; No, red store ana
elevator, 65Ac; atioat 66lzc; options were
fairly active and irregular closing easy at
&c decline; No. 2 red, August, 65Ac; Sep
TENDER, 65l9c; October. 65%c; December,
6Ilze; January, 6S5sc; February, Gy34c; May,
7l9sc. Corn dull, firm; No. 2, 40Ac eleva-
tor 4isc afioat; options were fairly active
and steady at unchanged prices to i4c de-
cline; September, 4llsc; October, 42c; De
cember. S7Isc: May, sG}ae. Oats dun.
September 269zc; October, 2Slzc; May, 66hc;
spot, No. 2 24Au2il3c; No. 2. white, &c;
mixed western, 25q26lsc. Hay steady;
Wool quiet, steady; domestic fleece. 16lr22c;
pulled, 15Q3ic. Beef quiet; family, Sole;
extra mess, T.50GSeO Beef hams dull,
easy; $15.50pl6.00 Tierced beef quiet,
steady; city extra India mess. $l650@l7.0O.
Cut meats firm, quiet; picked bellies, &c;
shoulders. 5ssQ519c hams, 9q9Ec. Lard
quiet, firmer; western steam, 6.321Ac; city,
606.l0c; September. 6.30c; refined quiet,
contnent 6.75c South America, &c; com
pound, 4%Gp51sc. Pork dull, firm; mess,
S11.G0n11.5 so. Butter steady; state dairy,
i2GlSlkc; do creamery, 19kd2Oc; western
dairy, 9lzQ13c; do creamery, 13QD20c. Tai
low quiet, weak; city, i$sMp5c; country,
4t2NNf44c. Cotton Seeu OIL uullt easy EIuuc,
2fc; yellow prime, 26Ik026Ac; do good, off
grade, pc. Petroleum fairly active; refin-
ed, New York, $40; Philadelphia, $7.O5; do
in bulk $4.5514. go. Rice quiet steady; do
mestic fair to extra, 37s6l6c; Japan, 334@4c.
MolaSSes firm, unchanged. Peanuts un
changed Coffee quiet, points down; Sep
TENDER, 14.75Q14.S0c; November l4.SOc; De-
cember,. H75c; spot Rio dull, steady; NO.
2. Ice. Sugar raw, dull, easy fair refining,
2Bc; refined fairly active, steady; Off A,
3 1S-l6Gi41sc; standard A, S-1694ssc; cut loaf
md 1,o1 la tod A
41sc. Freights TO Liverpool quiet, firm;
cotton. 1-16d; grain. I'd bid; 2Ad asked.
Chicago. Aug. q, noon..aWheat, Septem-
Pork, September, $9.5OQ952A. Lard, Sep
TENDER, $3.50. Ribs, September S5.75.
Chicago, Aug. 27.-The bulls got another
shaking up in wheat to-day, the market
opening Il to g of a cent lower and clos
ing ssGI&4c under yesterday. Trading was
light and principally local. with fiuctua-
tions covering but V of a cent range. The
weakness early was caused by the very
large receipts In the northwest and con
tinued liquidation by the longs. Ship
for last week were 1902, 900 bushels, against
estimated requirements per week of $780,
900 bushels. Bradstreets report of the
worlds visible supply of wheat shows
Pacific coast. East of the Rockies, a de-
crease of 100000 bushels. Europe and
aiioat for Europe, an Increase OF $4,000.
The market rallied on the strength in
corn, but weakened on good realizing and
the bearlsh worlds visible supply. The
close was dull at about inside prices. Sep
TENDER opened at 607sc to 60%c, sold be-
tween Gle and 60$sc, closing at OssG6O1ze-
ssMAc lower than yesterday. CaSh wheat
was quiet; prices, unchanged.
Corn-There was an easier feeling in
corn early, on the large receipts, and in
sympathy with the depressed tone pre-
vailing in wheat. The market became
stronger on predictions for frost for to-
night, good buying by New York shorts,
large export elearances and the small es-
timated receipts for tomorrow, but weak
ened on liberal realizing at the advance
by local longs. September corn opened
at 352sc sold between $3.50 and 35Ac, clos
ing at 3524 Q357sc-1sQ14c lower than yes
terday. Cash corn was firm and 16c
higher.
Oats were dull; prices were easy early on
large receipts. Later, values responded to
the changes in corn. Bradstreet's visible
supply of oats shows an increase of 1,257,-
900 bushels. September oats closed 14H9sc
under yesterday. Cash oats were weak
and 1Rc to 1c lower.
Notwithstanding in provisions con-
tinues to be exceedingly duh, business be-
Ing mainly confined to changing from the
September to the October and January
options. The market was easy earlier,
but strengthened In sympathy with corn.
At the close pork was 17izc higher; Sep
TENDER lard, 21kc higher, and September
ribs lOc higher than yesterday. Domestic
markets were quiet but flrmer
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OnenfnQ Highest Lowest. CfOtiua