The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-30

livery Is 1091s %; November delivery Il ESQ
u 20; December delivery Il aoGl- 80; May de
nvery Is 2oGi5 30; spot Rio easier aud quiet !;
sSlr o4aS9es sul Ne . No issSsss
5 7-l6c: eentritugals, 96e test, Is les: re-
fined dun ard steady; c 5 7-l9c; extra c
sA955sc. white extra @ 5sa965sc, yellow 5l4
standard 6tsc. confectioners' A 8 5-ioc
cut loaf &c, crushed &c. powdered 11-i6c.
granulated 9-l6c, cubes l-i6c Mo-
common to fancy 2sG4bc. Petroleum steady and
quiet; crude in barrels, ParkerS, s. 2s; rein d.
all ports. at 81 90. Cotton seed oil firm:
crude s79sSc; yellow SSGSic. Potatoes-Prime
domestic fleece s40s3c; pulled a5GSIc; Texas
lsQ121c. ProviSions-Pork quiet, AMI steady;
extra mess 81 25Gl1 so: extra prime $40 80
oil 90. Beef dun but steady; family 81 SO
@1O so; plate s. DOGS so. Beef hams, quiet
and weak at Si2 50912 IS Tierced beef dull;
city extra. India mess S14 GOALS %. Cut
meats quiet an steady; picked bellies 696lxc;
Middles steady but steady; short clear S. 20.
Lard dull, weak; western steam So ~; city
steam 50 10; options, October delivery IS SIS;
November delivery So SIS; December delivery
SO 81 bid; February delivery IS 81 bid; May de
livery 81 Is, Freights Liverpool steady; cotton
I'D; grain I'D.
CHICAGO. Oct 29.-In wheat trading was active
ana prices higher within a moderate range and
outside prices were not sustained. Shorts COW
cred quite freely, some or the local sellers of
yesterday and some outside parties being
credited as principal buyers. The market
opened about the same as Yesterdays closing
to shade above and eased off ss0ISc, then
started 70 advance, and with only slight fiuctu-
atoms prices were bid up 11sOll4c then started
reaction, prices easing off Ag5sc. fiuctuated
slightly and closed about 16c lower for Deem
Der and 14c lower for May than yesterday The
premium for May delivery over December was
wldened out TO 45s15c. Corn was rather I'M
settled, price changes being frequent within
es01c. Tho change influences ON the market
were mainly local First trades were at 1s6b14c
advance, which did not hold, buying orders on
the market being soon satisfied. Longs then
began to unload and decline OF sSc followed.
The crowd became short on the decline and
when wheat started mp an advance of Ac fol
lowed. shippers taking on good lines. The
marEet again reacted B11c and closed A1xc
lower. In oats the market was rather quiet,
with lighter volume Of trade and narrower
range of prices. There was fair demand
early, first trading being at slightly advanced
prices Later on fair selling prices receded &c,
but rallied sc, again yielded and finally closed
q shade lower than yesterday. Mess pork was
rather quiet and trading light. Prices were
irregular opening at Tle@1lOc decline, but with
fair buying prices rallied 7I50lOc Later an
easier feeling prevailed and prices settled back
71101Oc and closed steady. In lard trading was
moderate opening 216c lower, but quickly re-
covered. Later the feeling easier. and
short ribs only fair business was doing. Open
ing prices were 21sc lower, but recovered again
shortly after the opening. Later a weaker feel
ing was manifested and prices receded 21SG15c
and the market closed quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 81 OF
No. 2 red 81 Oh. Corn-No. ?, 521sc. Oats
No z, 434c. Mess pork $40 %. Lard, per 100
Dry selt shoulders, boxed, s. 621aQDb IS.
Short clear sides boxed, S. s005 IS. Whisky
at 81 IA.
Leading futures ranged as follows: