The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-11

helped by a rise in wheat: September delivery
SoS4ci October delivery 5S1sc; November delrv-
cry s4ssc. Oats higher and in good demand;
options fairly active and higher, September de-
livery 42c; October delivery 4l1ec; Nay de
livery 4S.4c; No, 2 spot 4lGals4e; NO; white.
but quiet; new 4sGA50c; state. new, 24G1S2c;
old l6124c. Coffee-Options closed firm and
unchanged to % points up and quiet; Sentem-
sl7 S0117 As; November delivery SIS so; Decem-
Der delivery Sl6 6O016 20; May SIS 90; spot
Rio firm but quiet; fair cargoes at 205sc.
7-I6c; centrifugals, o. test. 8 l1-I6c; refined
wnite extra q Sos Tide. Of 4 SOS 6,lsc,
tOneps ss Gu. loaf ssc cTushei sS
powdered &c, graduated sac, cubes she
Molasses. foreign nominal; New Orleans dull;
common to fancy a604Sc. Petroleum steady
but quiet; crude in hbls, Parkers. 81 IS; refined,
81 80. Cotton seed oil quiet; crude 2Sc. Wool
steady but dull; domestic fleece S30Ssc; pulled
89s4c Texas l792sc. Pork moderately active;
oil 90. Reef steady but quiet: extra
mess IS 2517 90; plate 81 O0(1s So Hams beef,
weak and dull at S16 so. Tierced beef dun but
steady; city extra Indis mess at Sis 30. Cut
meats steady and in fair demand; picked bel
lies 6ts1GSSc, picked shoulders 614c, hams 1884
Gll14c. Mfddles qulet but steady; short clear
g a. Lard firm but quiet western steam
Der delivery So IS: October delivery Sc o5 bid;
November delivery IS IS bid; December deliv-
cry 1878 bid. Freights weak; cotton l-l6G sd
CHICAGO. Sept. i0.-Wheat was fairly active
and closed MGDEsc higher than yesterday. There
was no disposition to enter largely in new spec
ulattve ventures to-day, operators generally
being inclined to await the government report
and be on surer footing as 70 which course to
pursue. Outside business was light and most
of the trading local. Operators were rather
oullishly inclined, believing that TIE govern
ment report would make poorer showing as to
the yield of spring wheat than the last report.
The opening was from at about same as yester-
days closing to 4c higher, prices varying some,
but declined after some fluctuations lSc for De-
cember and esc for May, then became stronger,
and under fair buying advanced steadily i16c,
or to 81 02l3 for Dece nber and 81 O619 for May,
eassd off some and closed s415sc higher than
yesterday. In corn there was fair business.
The feeling was at times relatively firmer on
near futures, October in particular, while MAY
was heavy. Rains were reported in Missouri,
but elsewhere in the corn belt the weather was
clear. First trades were at slight advance,
prices ruling firm for a time, then eased off
A0ssc, advanced ss@Hc. reacted &c ruled
stronger and higher Prices advanced A01Isc
and closed at nearly outside figures. The
strength was attributable TO the advance in
wheat ard corn small arrivals aud purchases
by heavy local traders Mess pork was moder-
ately active. Offerings we're light early; rather
more pressure, particularly for October, later,
and prices declined 100000 on near, and 1216@
| l5c on deferred deliveries. Toward the close
the decline in prices for deferred deliveries
| fully recovered. The market closed steady at
| about medium figures. In lard not much life
was manifested Changes in prices were slight.
rather favoring sellers. In short RIB sides very
| little business was transacted. Prices exhibited
very little change.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour un-
changed. Wheat-No. spring 81 0001 00I1.
No. , red 81 COZ. Corn-No. 2, 46L4c Oats-No.
2, SIC. Mess pork So S7t5@l0 co.. Lard So 25.
Short ribs s. 30@5 40. Shoulders S. rs
40 S716. Short clear sides. s. 7o@j ". Whisky
at 81 10.