The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-21
lures ran zed as follows:

May dsiissry: IN 'SiSys iS,s
Nav MAN d dsliysry $ g seq, SIS sssS
BALTIMORE. Jan. sO.-Flour very quiet: How
ard street and western superIine So OO0
city mills, RIO brands extra, IS COOS IS; win,
ter VIII at patent SIS 90; spring patent 81 20 a.
20. Wheat-Southerhe extremely quiet offerng
insufficient to make a markei; Fultz, 95c0
No. winter red, on spot aud January de-
livery 9S,409o9zc. Corn-Southern firm; white
60060l6c; yellow $4,000; western strong.
lily s. Ss4 90; AN fancy 81 SSa s'S 20 wheat is
nominal; No. 2 red Soc Corn steady: No. 2
mixed, 51@52c. Oats barely steady; No. 3 mixed
!7ssc. Provisions : Pork easy; new mess,
$40 %. Lard dull at s. 60O5 TO- Bulk meats
dull; short rib sides 81 S7ls65 OS; Bacon
steady; short clear IS 90. Hos, common aad
light 81 rs @3 90; packing and butchers So 90
@S So Whisky in good demand and steady at
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20. Flour steady and de-
mand firm; family So 5013 rs; atents So 95
"a 10; patents 81 6004 s. Wheat opened
an upward turn and the close was 4034c
higher than yesterday; No. re- ca Sh 915s6 J3c;
January delivery closed at &C; February deliv-
cry cry closed at &c; May delivery closed at
Corn unsettled at the opening, but later there
was sharp advance in sympany with wheat
and the close was at the top prices of the day;
at &C; February delivery closed at &C; Nav de-
livery closed at 1870; July delivery closed at
SOC. Oats higher; tradns light; Nc
soss cash at 4sS MaS de Taaqary cos delivery
45S4c Bagging 516@7c. Iron cotton tie
81 35@1 40. Provisions dull, weak-Pork new
mess, $40 SI1@ Lard, prime steam, s. GOO
%. Dry salt meats, 25 to 30 days, boxed
shoulders, at 81 90, longs IS OO05 10; r bs,
S. 0001 10; short clear IS 15d6 20. Bacon
63xed shoulders, 81 s7Hf05 90; longs IS So;
ribs So 5O@5 s.; short clear IS 7015 u.s. Sugar
cured hams 80 00@11 30. Whisky steady at
81 IA
New ORLEANS, Jaa. eO.-Coffee dull; Rio, ordi-
nary to fair, 1s160i9s4c; Sugar strong; open
choice, 45IGc; fully fair to prime, 4lsas Ice;
centrltrugals higher; plantation granulated
59l6@5ssc; choice white b3s0516c; of white
5AOo 16c; choice yellow clarified 51s@514c;
prime, yellow clarified b-1e@51sc, Molasses
quiet but steady-open kettle, choice to fancy,
3sc; strictly prime, 27029c; prime. 81 23c; cen
trifugals, strictly prime to good prime. 100
l5c: prime to good prime. ll@!3c Syrup, 20
NAVAL STORES
NEW YoRK, Jan, 20, noon. = Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and strong at 4014O1ke. Rosfn quiet
and firm at 81 40D1 4alS. ~
500 p RRosin quiet and steady; strained,
quiet and flrmer at 1890 40Jzc
CaARLEsroN, Jan. 20.-Spirits turpentine firm
at So16c. Rosin firm; good strained 81 IS.
WILx1NGToN. Jan. 20 ~ Spirits turpentine
steady at 36Ifc. Rosin quiet; strained 81 1879 /;
good strained 81 171S. Tar firm at 81 As. Crude
turp 'ntine firm: hard 81 go; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 90. 1870 II -
Her. sE RICE. $50 SIS
New YORK Jan. eO-Rfce active and firm:
@6c. es re -
Nav osLsAxs. Jan. 2o.-Rlce Arm; ordinary
to good asz94S4c. III II -
PETROLEUM
New YoRK. Jan. 90 Petroleum market
to-day the only trading was IN February options
for Pennsylvania oil. Those contracts opened
weak on reports of new production, but rallied
on local buying, and closed steady Pennsylvania
oil, on spot, opened at &C, highest c.
lowest &C, closing at &C; February options
opened at 1880, highest 7414c; lowest 73ssc,
closing ct 1870. Lima oil-no sales.