The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22

powdered 63{c graduated SIG; cubes csc
MolaSses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle, common to fancy, quiet al 81 4ic
Petroleum quiet steady; refined here 81 So
Cotton seed oil closed steady al 2sc Tor crude
aud Sic for yellow Wool steady aud quiet
domestic II zee 32G37c, pulled &sG36c, Texas
13G27c Pork firm; mess, Oh, $40 GOA so;
new, $40 75G1iI Is; extra prime S92l@9 Is
Beef quiet Beef hams dull Tierced beef duh.
Cut meats inactive; picked bellies 5l405lSr
picked shoulders "A l5sc. picked hams 80
western steam, choice, on spot So 21ls; city
steam s. IS; optionS-February delivery SIS p;
March delivery 80 Is; May delivery at q a..
Freights to Liverpool easy; cotton, per steam,
15-16d; grain, per steam, Sled.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-In wheat prices touched
a lower point again to-day. Speculation was
moderate and Of about the same character as
for some days past. Opening about lsW4c
better than yesterday, later ruled easier, de-
clined 9s0I5c, touching soc for MAY, and after
that ruled a shade above, clOsin about lSG4c
higher than yesterday. But little interest was
manifesto ed in corn, trade being light and huctu-
ations narrow. Tae feeling VAS steady and
prizes showed little change compared with yes
terday's closing. being about the same. Cash
was quiet, offerings light aud prices steady
without special chance. There was little doing
in the lower grades To 20 to store. arrivals sell
ing entirely ON the track and I. O. b. cars. No.2
wnite and No. yellow sold sparuSy AT 2S a
2S3Sc, and special location 1900 1sc; No was
QuOtably nominal at DC, del ending on lOca
ton. January delivery about 20 IL and February
delivery = NC. The increased interest conferred
in oats alluded to yesterday proved to he OF
brief duration, for to-day the market again
ruled quiet. Few operators gave the market
attention, which was suggestive Of a small run
of orders. Notwithstanding the quietnesS which
prevailed and dull ess in surrounding markets.
the feeling was to erably steady. Cash oats on
the regular market were ex eedingly quiet
almost nominal in fact--due to the absence of
offerings. In the sample market, where the
main cash business was done, there was q fair
demand from shippers and local buyers. Offer
ingS were no larger than required and Consign-
ments met with satisfactory sale, ruling steady,
and prices being without special change There
was fairly active speculative trade reported on
the market for hog products; still, the volume
was not as large as that reported yesterday.
Receipts of hogs were largely in excess of all
estimates, ACCOMPANIED with decline in prices
of fully 10c, and this encouraged local operators
10 enlarge their line of shorts to some extent.
Outside orders to purchase were moderately
free. The market opened rather tame about
tue closing figures of yesterday. and a slight re-
duction temporarily submitted TO- Later,
with fair miscellaneous buying, the market e1-
hibited some strength, with trading chiefly in
May and prices were sill shtly advanced
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged. Wneat-No. spring c; No 2
r-d wheat 76c. Corn-No 2, 2SA02S sc.
Oats-No. 2, at 2OlSc. Mess pork at 50 Is.
Lard at So S116. Short rib sides, loose at "a 50
"a s.. Shoulders, boxed, 81 600 30 Short
clear sides. boxe1. at 50 05d5 10. Whisky at
81 o.
Leading fut Tres ranged as follows:
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