The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-03

York, IS 40a6 SIS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, s. SOC 50; in 6glk' S s. 8. Cot
29c: crude OF grades 9709Oc; yellow Of
grade Sic. Tallow firm aud quist. Wool
quiet and steady; domestic fleece S00S7c:
pulled sSS'o Texas nrms 4s 81, 55s G1
old mess, $40 lo0iO 55; new mess 81 so
OLE 90; extra prime $40 s5@10 IS. Beef quiet
s5eady family SIS O9s4 90; extra s mess
IA so. TIerced beef inactive; city extra,
India mess, SD 500tI 90. Out meats
are firm; picked bellies a. SIC;
l10r1sc. Middles sreA yiSrm: short clears,
September delivery SF60S Hard quiet and Anfu
western steam 81 01l6; city 50 5j options
s. as; November delivery S December deli !
continent g; South NAhiefica 8 PeaauJs
quiet: fancy handpicked, 40lSc; farmers'
2%4031sc. Freights to Liverpool stronger;
cotton. per steam. 164d; grain. Id, asked.
CHICAGO, Sept. Gable news was all dis
coursging to holders of wheat at tn opening,
an opposite tendencyIthR market opened bere
at decline of from 1s@D34c for December. The
bulk of the business at ths start was at 81 O0H
compared with 81 0l1s, sfter the market closed
ment set in and carried the price Up
! to 81 0l14, aud after selling back to 81 81, It
! made another advance, upon which 81 0lI5 was
| reached before it turned again towart the
| lower range, These f1iictaations covered she
business of the first hour. The principal source
| of the weakness which Followed OUriAsy the
second session, and dlusng which December
! declined to 81 90, .pl9ceadei from heavy
selling orders which came from New York
Following the tiuctast.hes already recorded
were the advances TO 81 e0l6 and the decnse to
| 81 % several times rrbeateu, anu on one occs-
! sion the advance reached 81 OOzS on late quQtat
! tons for English corsols, showing declinr~u I
| Bloc from the one preceding II. The extreme
weakness of foreign markets at tbs clasf; was
reflected here in diminished business az the end
| and the figures were 9115c. Corn started on a
| boom ON reports of frest in the far northwest.
Later in the day the WORD was passed around
| that frost had Cancelled all dates, and had
| indefinitely postponed its southwark tour, and
upon that the early Iboom collapsed, AMI the
| price, which In the meantime had b en- shovelad
| up about 1$4c above the closing price of the
| day before, tumbled until all that gain was
! dropped out of sight and about sc besides
| Receipts here were almost 100 cars,
under yesterdays estimates, which was
| one of the niider Influences in
| support of the early advance, but the estimated
receipts for tomorrow being 40 cars, was on
the other hand an added reason to the post
ponement of the frost visitation for the sue
| ceeding decline. The first decline, following
the end of the frost scare, carried the price of
| October down to $3.50 after it had sold as high
| as Gle but after recovering again to 591Sc
the big break of the day FOL
lowed, and near the close 5,y4c was
recorded. The closingprics was 5Sl4c, against
5s14c at the corresponding time yesterday The
| early trade i'll oats was fairly active but tho
market was very quiet during the latter part
| of the season. First prices were 1sc above last
| nights close. An advance of &c occurred
| through sympathy with corn Elmeud0rf &
Waite took advantage of the bulge
| to unload October oats they purchased
| yesterday, and caused braek of lad,84c. An
| other advance of &c followed, when tue market
broke again and closed steady to &c lower than
| yesterday. The market for hog products
| opened rather irregular, and while some sales
were made at less than yesterdays closing
| prices there were too many buying orders to
! allow of a permanent drop at that time.
| The receipts of hogs were much
| heavier than had been estimated
yesterday and the price was lower aud conse-
| Quently when in the face of that the price of
pork climbed from $l2 80 for January at the
start to 1913 IS in about half a minute, some sur
prise wes felt by those who had started by
Offering it at lower price. The advances was in
when later 1t became very weak, pork followed
and closed 100 t2I1c lower tbau yesterday,
| Lard and ribs we're comparatively steady, the
| former closing unchanged to 2l6c lower, while
the latter closed 2lsc lower to 216c highsr.
| CHICAGO. Sept. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour frmeF, active; winter patents
| 81 50@4 80; bakers 81 1901 25; straights
81 65G05 10. Wheat-No. spring, 97I<c;
No. spring wheat 81 0S01 O3l5; No. ?. red,
sSzgc: No. 2 white 2Sz$c No. white;
barrel, $40 20010 %. Lard, per 100 Ibs, SO e7J4
Short ribs sides, loose. % 9O@7 90. Dry
salted shoulders, boxed, a9l Zoos IS Short
81 la
Leading futures ranged as follows: