The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Aug. Flour steady and
unchanged; southern flour dull, easy.
Wheat easy; options advanced Sc Corn
was fairly active; No. O. 3014c elevator;
SlAc afloat; options were quiet and steady
at unchanged prices, to &c advance; Au-
gust, 29Ac September, 30Ac; Oc-
tober, S0Ac. Oats were dull, but
firm options duh and easier; August,
25&e; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 22c; spot, No. 2,
Sl4e; No 2, white, 26c; mixed western, %
Q25e, Hay steady quiet; spring, 6215965c;
good to choice, 90cQ$1.00. Wool quiet and
steady. Beef steady, but quiet; family,
SSOUgS.OO; extra mess, S6.00a7.00. Beef
hams, $l4,5Ou15,00. Tierced beef steady;
city extra India mess, $11.OOd12.OO Lard
weaker quiet: western steam, $500; city,
4.2Oc; September, S.45c; refined steady;
continent, 4l5c;. South America, 4.75c; COM
pound, SB941sc. Pork fairly active,
steady; old mess, $S.25: new. 1915. Butter
quiet; state dairy, 10d145o; do, creamery.
aAal5c; western dairy, 9612c; Elgins 15c
Cotton seed oil steady; crude, 10000; yell
LOW, 22q2Sc. Potatoes easy dull; southern
oVeooc; sweets, 75cq$1.25 Rice steady de-
Rm9and; fair to extra, 545$4c; Japan, 4d4Ac.
H0iasses dull; New Orleans open kettle,
IIH5ie Peanuts quiet; fancy handpicked,
554f12c' Conee quiet, 1890 points down;
oepiSeInoer, 975Q9S0c; October, 9.45e; De-
Genper, 905G9, 15c; March, 9OOG9. lOc: spot
no dull, easy; No. z, 11Jkc. Sugar. = raw
4tulel hrm; fair refining, 3hc; refined,
~ III, out quiet and unchanged. Freights
Al4i, grain by steam, I'D
- chicago Aug. noon.-The market open
Gu LOT wheat, September, 561sc; corn, Sep
sseinDer' 241sc;. pork, September, Sc. 40: lard.
SS225q3271A bid.
Chicago, Aug: 1.-THE panicky condition
a nc New \ DIRK stock market found re-
necLon on the board to-day Wheat soft
leu ana declined. q general feeling of
encouragement and uneasiness taking
ti rSs7e OF the market and exhibiting
ro -,,I ~ loss In cash wheat. A buying
~ rLtoNeuent developed and a recovery was
Ill cnG result; The local operators were the
So. People taking part in transactions
tv ,pCSlhper wheat opened at 56c sold be-
WI oo7sq56Ac, closed at 56ssc. Cash
gfaeat sold at 1c decline. but rallied and
day uAchahSea from yester-
to Sorn n was affected by the temper and
ana wv 0I wheat. Opening prices Were weak
leadine, ei carry, but recovered when the
her Ing Ing cereal altered its course. Septem-
62nS II opended at 241sc, sold between "a
terdaa,. qua ru closing at A1sc-1kc under YES
Oats Sash corn is steady and quiet
presen+ Aoout the same conditions were
ana III III the oats market as in wheat
t ra corn, business was limited n locai
Nv 80 IONS and the tone was easv car
grai puI became steady with the other
un5ar september oats closed a shade
II old and new. ~ iO"er
cur iitT1ylslons.-The general feeling of ,nse-
marta+ss urrounding the grain and stock
ers Us 7eers was at work in provisions. Hold
even s sbor uneasy and willing to sell, whilst
buy, r,,Orts displayed little 1isnositfoT 10
was an ne hog market was lower. which
The iaa4tottner argument for depreciation
aboutt Yer r., recovery in wheat broIIphf
covered. IKE TX action in product, pork re-
lard was 9SIIIp o pork recovered fully;
Laa5GGS o1sc lower, and ribs &c lower
auiag futures ranged as follows.
Wbe,tO opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
aug aug ......552s 5s1z x
i13e up ......56 ASK 5sss SSz 5SA
Corn. -0S7sq5s 59lza5s% 5S5S 59Aa5S5s
Aug ......2asl .,
Nav ''''-.24B 81 241ka24% "a 81 So
Oats, ''-'7s 2S7s 271s aAa27%
May .isas d1aa3122ql7ss la5s IT'S
Pork zU1s 1874 20