The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-27
GRAIN. PRoVIsIoNs. Erc.

New York, July 26.-Flour dull, barely
steady; winter wheat low grades, S2.50Q
SIO 40 fair 10 fancy, SS.50Q3.e0; patents,
S4uJQAO5; Minnesota clear S2.sJQ5.2J; pat
ents, So y0Q460; low extras, S2.Ad310;
southern -four dull easy; common to fair
extra, S220QS.0O; good to choice do, S3.09Q
$50. Wheat duh, &c lower; steady. No.
. red, store and elevator, 13sAc; ahOat,
747sc; options opened firm, and &c up, de-
CIned 13sd2c, advanced, HG3sc; closed
lrm at 3sQl1sc under yesterday, with
moderate trade; No. red July, 7534c;
August-Septembe 1870; December 15lsc.
Corn fairly active, easier; No. >, 4Sc, ele-
vator; age ahoat; options We're duH, re
lower, closing weak july, sac August,
4olsc; September, 4S54c. oats dull 12c
higher on white; options easier; July,
2Sizc August, &c; September 26l2c; spot,
No. 2, 2Slzc; No. white, 32Q32l2c; mixed
western, 2Sl243Oc. Hay quiet; flrm; ship
ping, 75c; good to choice, 95cQSl.05. Wool
hrm, moderate demand domestic fleece,
l6N22c; pulled, l5u34c. Beef inactive, un-
changed; beef hams quiet, steady, $500;
tierced beef dull; extra India mess, $l6.50q
HOO Cut meats easier, quiet; picked bel
lies, 7i207%c; shoulders, DC; hams, Y4Wl0c.
Lard quiet hrm; per hundred pounds
western, S6.6212, city, Sb.25i september,
$685., nominal; refined easy; continent,
$3.50; South America, $3.50; compound,
44su5Ac. Pork steady mess, S2OO4l2I5.
Butter, fair demand; choice, firm; state
dairy, 11U16iac; do creamery, ll12ci west
ern dairy, 9Aql3c; Elgins, lI1zc. Cotton
seed oil, prime higher; off grade steady;
GOOD off trade. 27G27lbc. Petroleum nom
inaL Rice, molasses and peanuts firm,
unchanged. Coffee firm, lOql3 points up;
July, l5.20Q l5.35c August September, loIO
QIj25c; December, l5.l04l5l5i March,
l495Ql5.00; spot Rio firm, fairly active
No. Z, Ice. Sugar, raw, firm falr rennlhs,
2Ac; refined, firm, unchanged; Ireignts 10
Liverpool quiet steady; COTTON, 0-oiui
grain l5sd asked.
Chicago, July 26.-Noon-The market
opened. for wheat. July, CSC. Corn, july
95e. September. 43c Pork, September,
Sl070 Lard, September, S6.S2'2. Ribs
September, S6l2l2Q6l5.
Chicago. July 26.-This was another day
Of depression in wheat. Prices worked
lower; most of the sensational advance
OF Wednesday has already been lost ana
some people are beginning TO wonder why
values rose at an The gossip to-day was
THAI winter wheat would soon begin 10
arrive in more abundance ana as the
boom was largely due to the restricts
movement, the logical deduction would
be that the advance should not sustain
one of the most potent bear arguments
at the present time is the lack of for
a the seaboard to-day for export, and
frequently days elapse without even that
TENDER wheat opened from II to INC, de-
cliued TO 69sc-and closed at 699sc-lt4c
under yesterday Cash wheat was &c a
bushel lower than yesterday.
Corn-LoWer wheat was the important
cause for corn declining. Had there been
any influence Of an opposing nature,
probably prices might have resisted but
the conditions at present are such as TO
produce a decidedly bearish sentiment
Receipts are better and thus q weight is
lifted from the minds of shorts Sep
TENDER corn opened from 1880 to 43hc
sold between SIC and 42&c, closing at
43ls-lac lower than yesterday. Cash corn
was iaGlc lower than yesterday.
The trade in oats was hardly deserv-
eng of mention. What business was
transacted indicated a feeling of sympa-
thy with the action of wheat Septem-
Der closed sc lower than yesterday. Cash
oats were about lie lower than yesterday
PROFESSIONALISM exceedingly dun sessi IN
IN product concluded with prices some
what easier than at the close of yester-
day. Hogs We're higher this morning, the
effect of which was felt temporarily; but
the all-around weakness of grain. destroyed
even that steadiness later. At the close
pork was TIC lower for September; Sep
sember lard 21ac lower and September ribs
a shade lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest.Lowest.C Closing.