The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28

red May, 1870; July. T5ssc; August, Use;
September. l5-zc. October lose; Decem-
Der 56'sc- Corn. spots quiet and nrmer;
No. ?, 4sssci elevator, 4su i3isc; options
dull. declined isM4sc on local realizing,
closed firm; July. sic; August, Sac
September. 4s7sc: October 47tac: May,
4O7sc. oats. spots duh and firm; options
quiet and firmer; July, 2sisc; August. A1sc;
September, -5f4c- October, DISC; No =
sic; No. white, 52l=c; mixed western,
ec; white western, Sz4i0c; white. state.
32di0c. Hops steady; state. case: Pacinc
coast, 30sc- London market unchanged.
Wool firm; domestic. 15a2zc; pulled, ia
Sc; Texas, l0Gl4c. Beef dull; family, 10
l5ci extra mess, Sc. Beef hams. quiet AT
lec. Ilerced beef inactive; city Sl6.5lT
loo. Cut meats quiet: picked bellies,
ttzIAc; shoulders,6 &c; hams. 9A@l0c; mid
dies nominal Lard quiet and steady;
western s6.62ie; city, sos; options, sales
none; September, $5.65 asked; refined
$50; compound, 4azG51tc Pork quiet and
steady; mess. Sl2.0dl2.75. Butter firm;
state dairy. ll0l6lac: state creamery, 1T1zc;
western dairy, 9lzQl3c; Elgins. IKE; i'm
itation creamery, Ilql4c. Tallow easy;
city, 4Q4isc; country, 4lsN42c Cotton
seed oil firm; crude, 2402jc; yellow prime.
&c; yellow good, of grade. Tizc. PetrO-
leum nominal; refined New York, $50.
Philadelphia, T.45; Philadelphia in bulk,
4s5q5.O. Rice firm and in moderate de-
mand; domestic. 4i.d6c; Japan. 4Gt4isc.
closed 5d2 points down; spot Rio quiet
anu ullis NO q luc. sugar, quiet AMI
firm; fair. refining, 27sc; refined firm and
actlVe; OF A. 41sQ43sc; standard A, 7-lG4
42sc; cut loaf l-l6I54c; crushed, l-lGG
Sac; sranulated. 4 7-l6d434c.. Freights to
grain, lad asked.
Chicago. July 27.-Noon-The market
opened, for wheat. July. 70fsG70Ac. Corn,
July. 43l4c. Pork, July, $685. Lard, July,
S6.3. Ribs, July, S6.O5.
Chicago, July 7.-Wheat-Arguments
against prices were useless and the mar
ket AT one time to-day sold Sc over the
hnal 1gures of yesterday. The short lines,
which had increased on the previously
descending market, had become rather I'M
Wieldy and their covering was a matter
of considerable difficulty, accompanied by
more or less anxiety. Some one posted
newspaper clipping which, upon the au-
thority of the London Times, reported an
extraordinary deficiency in the English
crop, and stated il would Gevolve on
America to make good the shortage. A
private Liverpool cable reported the Ar
genuine crop prospects poor and New
York wired that the shipments from that
country last week aggregated but l000 900
bushels. dispatch from san Francisco
stated that the yield for California would
not exceed 700 600 bushels. The above infor-
nation attracted more attention and ex-
erted greater influence in to-days mar
ket than did the light exports from both
coasts for the week, l,265.00O bushels, and
the enlarged winter wheat movement.
Before the close, however, ] cent was
taken from the best quotations Of the
day, mainly through realizing by those
who had benefited by the rise. An inn
portant factor in the early strength was
the failure of Liverpool 10 reflect yes
terday's decline in American markets.
Closing continental cables We're lower.
September wheat opened from 70Ac to
IQs5c, advanced to 72ssc, receded to and
closed at 1ssG7lAc. 2d2lsc higher than
Yesterday. Cash wheat was firm, and
2G212c per bushel higher
Corn-The opening on corn was steady,
but prices very early began to sag off
and that in the presence of the firnnless
in wheat. Eventually, however, they be-
came responsive to slight extent with
the stronger tone Of the finer grain, but
the rally which took place was at the
inclination appears in corn, Immediately
the glowing crop prospect looms up to
discourage II. September corn opened
about 43isc, sold between 4312c and 42i5c
closing at 43i4c, sc higher than yester-
day. Cash corn was weak, and i2c per
bushel lower, closing steady.
Oats-Activity was not known in the
oats market The movement of prices was
so slow as to scarcely receive notice. The
motive came from the corn market.
With the close September was &c higher
than yesterday. Cash oats were about
steady
Provsions-The stiffness in product was
oppressive. So little business was trans
acted that the brokers were lamenting
had no effect on the tone of the prices,
the strength of wheat serving as stead
wing factor. Al the close September pork
was Pee lower than yesterday. and Sep
TENDER lard and ribs each 2lac higher
The domestic markets were quiet and
steady, and Liverpool unchanged
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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