The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-11

mould A os<c, standard A &c ooafectioners'
A slice. cut loaf csc. crushed 69sc. powdered
6l&e, granulated o1sc cubes sic Molasses-
common to fancy S71s4c- Petroleum quiet and
firm; crude in barrels. Parkers, 81 10; re-
fined, all ports, 81 1907 80; refined, in bulk.
demand; crude prime 26a2Tc: crude
OF grade 230soc; yellow on grade $50
29c Wool steady; domestic fleece 3iASGc;
pulled 251SSc; Texas l712ic. Hides dull and
easy. wet salted-New Orleans selected - 70
50 ms 7asc; Texas selected, so 70 60 fos 76ISc.
Provisions -Pork IN fair demand; old mess
prime 80 O60s IS. Beef STEADY and quiet;
family SO GOA so; extra mess 81 5et7 30. Beef.
hams, quiet but firm at Sls 81. Iisrced beef
quiet and dull; city extra, India mess,
picked bellies rs: pickel-d shoulders &c;
pickeled hams 7s<1sc. Middles quiet an
strong; short clear SIS 50. Lard hrmer aud
moderatelyactve western steam IS 97I6; city.
IS SO bid; options-February delivery IS IS
Did; March delivery So OF; April delivery s.;
May delivery So IS bid; July delivery s.;
South America So 90. Butter quiet at $50
25c. Cheese active; light skins 51slSc.
Freights to Liverpool steady cotton 9-6ld;
grain Sd.
tive at the start, Prices declined &c and then
advanced 1850, closing sc above the price at
the corresponding time yesterday The torpid.
ty of the bears in cold weather was replaced by
| from the existing conditions was not sufficient
to overcome feeling of greater comfort from
| the higher temperature The market was dull
and heavy. and prices had downward trend,
while outside orders were very scarce and
| heavy local Founders kept hitting il with 10 OO0
10 900 and 25 900 bushel lots, and light-timbered
| longs dropping their holdings scatteringly on
| each Lice decline. May wheat sold off TO 953lc
in the course of two hours trading. News
more to the liking TO the bnls now commenced
| to come in, and business, which was very light
| on the decline, became active on the advance
which resulted. May advanced. with slight re-
| actions, until 9S3sc was finally paid, and 9SI4c
ruled at the close. In corn trading was light
aud without signiflcance, and at times the crowd
in the pit was thinned out to the dimensions of
! a corporal's guard, The trade in oats was light
ana all for local account, the market ruling
dull ana quiet around and slightly below the
closing prices of yesterday. The trading in
provisions was remarkably dull, but prices i'm
proved owing to receipts of hogs being much
/ under the estimates made yesterday. For to-
morrow the arrivals expected are 40 900 head
Prices we're highest early in the session. but the
| close shows considerable advance over yester-
| days resting figures, pork gaining 100l2Iac,
| lard enc and ribs Sc.
CHICAGO. Feb 10.--Cash quotations were as fol
| lows: Flour unchanged; spring patents 81 400
4 80; winter patents 81 506o4 80; bakers So 700
4 rs. Wheat-No. 9, spring 1850; No. 2,
red, 9614 019114c! Corn--No. 2, 5056c. Oats-No.
3, 1890. Mess pork, per barrel, 80 500
9 621e. Lard at $5 so. Short rib sides,
SO 1904 CO. Short clear sides. boxed 81 600
95. Whisky at 81 ID
Leading futures ran red as follows:
i Onaniny fUey