The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-24

November delivery II 0OGls IS; December de-
livery -; spot Rio dull and nominal; fair cargoes
firm; fair refining Sc; centrifuSels, 96' test.
s 7-l6c; MuscOvia 2 4-16c; refined firm, good
demand; No. 9. $50; No 3, S9sc; of
404Isc; mould A. 45sc; standard A, 41sc;
size; powdered 4Slc; grsnulated, f16045sc;
cubes 4 7-.6c. Molasses-Foreign nominal; 500
test, l1Sz012c in hhds; New Orleans fairly
active and firm; common to fancy 2S6032c,
Parkers IS 90; crude in bulk. 50 80; refined New
York, 50 $500 so; Philadelphia ana Balti-
more, So 25@6 40; in bulk, IS 90Q3 IS.
crude of grades s709Oc; new yellow SEC,
Wool steady and quiet; domestic fleece
30OS6c: pulled 26@33o: Texas l6424c Pro
ylsions-Pork quiet and STEADY; new mess
Beef, quiet steady; family S1e 90; extra mess
80 001l0 90. Beef hams dull and weak
at Sl3 O0@lS So Tierced beef active: city
extra. India mess. S1S 00@sO 90. Cut meats
quiet and flrmer; shoulders 6I4c; picked
bellies 91s0914c; hams 10l4@uc Middles
easy; short clear. September delivery
81 CO. Lard lower and weak; western steam
Der delivery 3; October delivery g. IS G asked
November delivery s.; December delivery
s.; January delivery 81 "A. Peanuts steady;
8l6c. FreiRhts to Liverpool firm. less active;
cotton, per steam, 3-l6d; grain, Sd asked
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-There were no evidences
in any of the trading pits this morning or in
with which s. V. White & Co. went down yes
terday. In fact, during good part of the SEES
sion both wheat and corn were strong. After
opening at or above yesterdays clos
ing prices there were advances until
prices reached about those prevailing before
the White failure Then came period Of dull
ness and weakness, and finally a slump, in which
marked declines were recorded, knocking off all
previous advances and more, and the close in all
of the articles dealt in was at or near the bet
tom prices of the day, provisions unlike cereals,
having been weak throughout the session. De
cember wheat which closed at 99c yesterday
| opened at 99Gl993Sc, and with some minor reac-
tions sold up TO 81 001s, sagget Off to 994c,
| flrmed up some, but in the last honr
| broke badly to 961Sc. The slump was
due to the late lower cables, weakness in corn
| and the fact that the available supply on both
| coasts had increased over 3,OOJ,OOO bushels dur
| ing the past week. good deal Of long wheat
was thrown on the market, and the bear senti-
ment became quite aggressive. All the late ca
| bles reported lower markets excep, at Antwerp.
| Trading in corn was somewhat spasmodic It
opened active, strong and higher The demand
| was largely for October, and seemed to come
principally from New York, opening at 1880,
| against ACC, the closing price of yesterday.
There was an irregu' ar advance to 5O3sc. Septem-
Der was quiet and strong, and sold from the
| same as October to 14c premium, against 14c
| discount yesterday. in the afternoon an at
| tempt was made TO close some of Whites
September corn which was not liqgidated
1
| Decentralization of the market. The
| crowd, however, was on the lookout for this
move and some of the early buyers, attempting
at the same time to realize their profits, the re
| suit was decided break, October going down
| to 40c ands September receding from ID pre-
MUM to y discount, or 4S26c. both closing at
the bottom. One of the early strengthen ing
! features was telegram from Charles Counsel
man, now in New York, saying that not a
bushel of cash corn held by the clique will come
on the market. but it all will be shipped
| as originally designed. Oats advanced early,
with wheat and corn, but weakened. and closed
at bottom prices. Provisions were weak, es-
pecially during the last hour, but frmed up q
| little at the close. Compared with yesterday S
final figures pork shows a loss of 32i1c, lard 10
| 012lSc, aud ribs 10GDl712c
| CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-HCash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady, unchanged spring patents
| 81 979ACD4 973z; winter patents "a 7O0475; bak-
ers' "a 1904 %; straights 81 600 TO- Wheat
No. 2 spring, 951S@9514c; No Q red, 96c.
Corn-No.2 2, ACC. Oats-No. 2, 2634612e5sc. Mess
pork, per barrel, 80 o5; Lard, per 100
lbs, So 20. Short ribs Sides loose, SO 90
az 05. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, So 6216
| GD6 u.s. Short clear sides, boxed, 81 i0@7 50.
Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows: