The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-27
GnAIN. PRovIsIoNs, Erc.

New York, Aug. 26.-Flour neglected and
weak; offered a. lower prices winter
wheat. low grades, $2.15Q2.SO; do fair to
Minnesota clear, 2.650325; patents, $500
400; low extras, $2l5GI2.SO; city mills, $5.N
GALS; southern -four dS la and weak; COM
choice, $290n3.00. Wheat dull and lower,
with options closing firm; No req store store
tive and 1$sailac lower early, rallying
Ss4l5c and closing steady at ;salAc be-
low Saturday; No. red August, 651sc; Sep
Corn dull and easier with options, held
firmly on light supplies; No. 2, 4312c eleva-
active and AQ7sc lower; September. A1c;
October Ale; May, 3Tc. Oats dull and cas-
Ter; options weaker and dull; August.
2s3.e May. s5sSc; spot, No 2 344a2ise; No.
2 white, NRc; mixed western, 25u2lc. Hay
moderate demand and steady; shipping
steady and quiet; fleece. 1SQ22c; domestic
pulled. 15Q3fe. Beef steady and dull; fam
lily, $l9.00q22OO: extra, SLg9gSo0 Beer
beef firm and quiet; city extra India mess,
$l650Gl7.O0. Cut meats quiet and hrmi
picked bellies, 7c. domestic shoulders,
52s05l5c; do hams, 94912c. Lard quiet and
weak; western steam, per hundred pounds
$6.271g; city, S6.O06t6.l0; September 1922; re-
fined dull continent, $6.75; South America,
weak; mess, Si1.00a11.50 Butter moder-
ate demand and steadier; state, 12QlSl5c:
do creamery, 19lAG20c; western dairy, $40
13c; Elgins, zoe TalloW quiet and easy;
city, 416c asked; country, 4I5GJ49tc. Cotton
seed oil dull and weak; crude. 2ic; yellow
prime, 26l5Q269tc; DO good on grade, zoAc.
Rye quiet and steady; domestic fair to
extra, 33kQ6c; Japan 3%q4c. Molasses
foreign nominal; New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice, 26aS2c; firm and In
moderate demand. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
quiet, Solo points up; August 14SOc; Sep
TENDER, 14.S0q14.S5c; November and Deeem,
Der, 14.S0c; May, 1460q 14.65c; spot Rio dull
and steady; No. z, Ice. sugar, raw, dull and
easy; fair refining, 15-16c: refined quiet
and lower; off A, 3 13-l6d4lsc; standard A,
4 3-16d4Ssc; cut loaf and crushed, 4 1850
sc; granulated, 4 3-16d4lsc. F'reights to
Liverpool, grain firmer; more doing; cot
ton, l-l6d; grain, 29sd asked. rA .,,o.
Chicago, Aug. 26 noon,-The market
opened for wheat, September, 60Sc; corn,
September, 3594c; pork September, $9.27l2;
lard, September, S5.S71sq5.%; ribs, septem-
Chicago, Aug. 26.-To-day's session was
another disappointment to the bulls in
wheat. The market opened slumpy on
heavy shipments from abroad and lower
cables, but the northwestern receipts be-
ing considerably under the estimate, tend
ed to steady prices There was also a fadr
local buying around 61Ac, which was the
put price. The amount of wheat on
ocean passage increased $4,000 bushels,
and the American visible supply decreased
1904 COO bushels. The English visible sup
ply increased 2, 1000 bushels. When buy
ing against puts" ceased, that being the
only sustaining influence, the. market fell
of its own weight. but rallied on the an
nouncement of the very large decrease in
the visible supply, and closed steady at
about the opening prices. september
wheat opened 61l4c to 6lhc sold between
61ss@611zc and 60ss960&4c, closing at 61sc-
&c under Saturday. Cash wheat was weak
| and lie per bushel lower.
Corn-The depressed tone or wheat caus-
ed an easy opening in corn, but the market
quickly rallied and held steady on covering
by shorts and on the large Withdrawals
from store. The visible supply increased
| 994, 900 bushels. and the amount on ocean
passage decreased $4,000 bushels. There
was considerable selling of May by COM
mission houses and that option was weak
and lower. September held steady to firm
on the improved tone of wheat, and at the
close was at the outside price. September
corn opened from 355sc to 351kc, sold be-
tween 36c and 35ikc, closing at 36c-Ac
over Saturday. Cash corn was quiet and
unchanged.
Oats were dull and steady, prices re-
spending to the changes in wheat and corn.
The visible supply increased $500 bushels.
September closed 1sc under Saturday. Cash
oats were weak and nc per bushel lower.
Provisions were dull, but steady. Trad
ing was light, consisting mainly of chang
ing from the September option to October
and January options. At the close pork
was PIC higher than Saturday, September
lard 215c lower and September ribs sc
lower. Domestic markets quiet and rather
steady.
Leading futures ranged as follows: