The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13

Parkers' 6 90: crude in buIk, IS 30; refined New
York. Sos0G5 %; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, % 1906 30; in bulk, SO so@S s..
crude of seea rad oil % new crude crude s sSe
&c. wool quiet and steady: domestic fleece
oU0S'c: pulled 250S3c: Texas 17024c Provis-
lons-Pork in moderate demand and firm; new
mess $l2 25@1a rs; extra prime 81 0oGD1l SO.
Beef quiet and steady family S12 90: extra mess
" O009 81. Beef hams dull. easy at S14 90.
Iierced beef quiet; city extra. India mess.
Slseo0sl o. Cut meats firm; shoulders Go
6lSo; picked bellies &c. Middles are
firm; short clear, September delivery 81 rs.
LARD hrmer and quiet; western steam
" 40 bid; city &c go; opttons-septem-
January delivery 81 g. Peanuts quiet
fine fancy hand picked DC; farmers 2tf0
SIC. Freights TO Liverpool firm and quiet;
cotton. per steam. 31Gd; grain. siSd.
CHICAGO, Sept. l2 Wheat was weak all day
and closed &C lower than it dId yesterday
early news was bearish, and the cereal seemed
to have no friends. During the bulge yesterday
many traders got loaded with wheat, and they
lost no time this morning in trying to dispose OF
1t Doing so advantageously was rendered
difficult by the bearish character of the news.
CaoleS brought no ENCOURAGEMENT to holders,
and with the domestic market generally lower,
receipts liberal and little in the way of bull
news, the market had tired look and the de-
cline was easy. Selling was general and rather
aggressive. with the demand slack and mostly
confined to the covering of shorts on the break.
A small sized war rumor was thrown into the
pit, but produced very little effect. Clearances
a marked falling off, and exports from three
points yesterday foot up only $4,000
bushels. December opened 97M09S1Sc, broke
Co 96lbc, improved TO q71$c and again broke to
last hour, under continued pressure of sales. re-
coded to 9534c back to 9616c, at which 1t closed
against 9s1sc yesterday. The corn clique was
not actively trading in that article to-day
and the market freed from its interference WAS
weak and considerably lower. 1t had success
sion of slumps, and. although there were some
reactions, the declines continued to reach a
lower level as the session progressed. Traders
felt around for the clique at first and were
rather wary in their operations, but becoming
emboldened by the absence of manlpuators and
encouraged by the appearance and prospects
of the weather and heavy receipts they sold
much more freely upon each successive break
until from 5Glkc October got down TO $3.50, and
the close was nc higher. but &c lower than yes
oats within arrange OF &c. closing at the bot
tom figure and aac lower than yes
terday. The provision market was
firm to strong for time near the
later in the day. Pork and ribs suffered more
in prices than lard, which was upheld for some
time by the reported sale yesterday for export
of between 5000 and 10000 tierces Packers
sold freely of pork and ribs, and moderately of
lard also. The close was at or near the lowest
prices of the day.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-Cesh quotations were as
follows: Flour unchanged; spring patents
S4 90@D5 IS; winter patents 81 70@475; bakers
"a 1904 %; etraights 81 6505 10. Wheat--No.
2 spring, 92@c; No. red, CSC Corn
No: q; 6214c; oats-No. 2S16c. Rye
01O6 Lard, per 100 lbs, 81 OH Short
ribs Sides loose, 81 1907 90. Dry salted
shoulders, boxed, SO 62559s6 70. Short clear
sides, boxed, o. 95O8 90. Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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