The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-21

sllaac. Hay stronger; shipping, Iac; COOL 10
choice. esrrIfi.o0 Wool moderately active,
firm; domestic fleece. le4-c: p1..se1 -. -.
3le Beef inactive. family, Hi.ele so; e *
ira mess. Ssgl: beef hams quiet. Sl>-ei
tierced beef strong: city extra lnula u1tss'
Si6Ssdi7Oo; cut meats same, 6ls1tts 49,
g.. do hams. gi.lloc. Lard quiet, strousers
western steam. 6.7Qc: city, $50 jury
66Ic nominal; september, SIC notllaai. ~
fined. hrm. continent. I.fS' coint-s ~. ~,
1915. Butter fairly active ant hrIn' state
dairy. llleiscs creamery. lct Mestel-
dairy. gizulSc; do creamery. le4lfcs lActolS
SEl-sc Elgins, lsci Imitation trt~t,s,, ~ =
-3isc bid; yellow prime. &C; do gooo on
grade. 2s'sc bid Petroleum refined Ne,y
York. SIS: Philadelphia, SEQ; do IN bulk.
ana hrm; domestic fair 10 extra.
forsiSh NOMINAL 5aRaa NeM Orleans Ms'as opsa
kettle good 10 choice 26QSec; arm. fair
demand. Peanuts are firm. Coffee quiet,
UNCHANGED 20 10 points W; July l465c;
September l4.Sufi "a sc: October. 1AStC. De-
Cember. lt.sac; March. 1A10c; spot RIO DUH
steady, No. 4 l5lec. Sugar raw, quiet
firm fair refining, 2ssc, refined fairly ac-
I've, firm; on A. 4is0issc; standard A I-l6is
4ssc. cuLlOaf and crushed. 1-l6n5isc: gran
ulated, 7-l6Qi&c. Freights TO LIVERPOOL
quiet steady; cotton, SID; grain, Esd.
Chicago, July %, noon.-The market OPP
ened Tor wheat, July. .ee&a6esse; corn
July. Assc; pork, July. $3.50; lard. July,
%.5; ribs, July. $685..
Chicago, July 2o.-Some surprise was &C.
Tested by wheat to-day. Brad
streets report showed unusually
small clearances from both coasts for the
week, l.652.S92 bushels and gave an en-
couraging outlook for winter wheat. The
receipts in the northwest were large and
shipments from the seahoard were light.
These facts would argue for weakness. hut
the market acted firm and closed with
gain Of lc for the day. The buying was
scattered Armour receiving credit for
erately, their buying contributing the
greater proposition OF strength. New
York reported foreign buying at the sea-
board and Baltimore wired of "a boat
loads sold for export at that place. Weight
was attached to the buying for interior
points which has been gone for some time
past the bad harvesting of winter wheat
being thereby confirmed. September
wheat opened from 66&q66lsc, advanced to
6I%sc, closing at 6li4U613sc-lc higher than
Yesterday. Cash wheat was quiet and I'M
changed.
Corn opened strong. but eased or before
the close. There was greater firmness in
the market than had been looked for IL
and it could only be accounted for by the
disposition of shorts to even up. Ger
tainly there was no Information on which
TO base strength and the sentiment at the
present time is not bullish one Brad-
streets reported that the Ntal yield for
the years crop Will probably exceed even
previous large views September corn
z
closing at 4S5sc-unchanged from yester-
day Cash corn was easy and i4c per bush
el lower
Oats-Prices for oats changed very lit
tie. The trade was a typical Saturday,
no feature Of news Of business developing.
September oats closed isc higher than
yesterday. Cash oats were is0 isc higher
ProvisiOns.-Yesterda principal sellers
of pork were believed TO be the best buyers
to-day, although the trades were through
a different set of brokers. Light receipts
of hogs, a small estimate for Monday
and an aggregate for next week, smaller
than has been noted in some time. made
shorts" uneasy. To-day's hog market
was up 10 cents per 100 pounds. which gave
product its first lift this morning after
which the buying sustained and advanc-
ed prices. The close on September pork
was 20G22i5s higher on September lard
TIC higher and on September ribs 12lac
higher than yesterday Domestic and for
egn markets were quiet and firm.
Leading Futures Ranged as Follows:
Onening HigheSt. LOWEST. CLOSING.