The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-15

covis 9 4.lec; refined fair demand and firm;
No 8. SIC; No. 8. 3hsc; off A, 404lSc;
mould A. 4 l6c; standard A, 7-loc; confec-
TONERS SO; cut loaf. o3se; crushed,
4s-lec; cubes, &c. Molasses-Eoreign noml-
mall so test, llsz012c in hhds; New Orleans
firm and active; common 70 fancy 2o032c,
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude in bills,
Parkers' IS 80; crude in bulk Ss 80; refined New
York. Soe046 rs; Philadelphia and Balti-
more IS la06 90; in bulk, ~ SOS 50.
Cotton seed oil dull: new crude soc;
crude OF grades 97WSOc; new yellow 500
SIC. Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece
S09s6c: pulled 230SSc: Texas l792sc Pro
visions-Pork quiet and firm; new mess
Beef dull and steady; family si2 90; extra mess
50 OO89 so. Beef hams firm at tl4 81.
Nerced beef quiet; city extra. India mess.
Sl7 5000 co. Gut meats firm; shoulders 8}4D
Middles weak; short clear, September delivery
81 So Lard weaker and dull; western steam
81 s.; city 80 So06 go; options -Septem-
Der delivery $; October delivery 8: 81;
November delivery 5; December delivery S74S;
January delivery S. So Peanuts steady;
fine fancy hand picked &c; farmers 2bt1
3Ibc Freights to Liverpool irregular and quiet;
cotton per steam. l-o4DS-l6d; gram. ID.
CHICAGO, Sept. H-Mheat has ruled nerv-
ously strong throughout the session. There
were occasional weak spots, but the market
showed good rallying powers. The top figures
of the session were a fraction Of g above
Saturdays closing figures, and the close was
INC higher. Cables reported strong markets
in Liverpool. with quotations 16d higher on
spot, and ll9d higher on futures, while the con-
tinental markets were firm and in bet
ter tone. This. in connection with
the fact that the alliance was sending out an
other "hold-oack your wheat" circular made
the shorts very nervous, and there was good
covering. December opened at 96ll M9G3ic ad-
vauced to 81 NC, but eased of some on realizing
sales. Enormous receipts held the market in
check some, there being 925 cars, and about
l,SOO cars in the northwest, but there was little
disposition to sell, and outside markets show
ing strength, the feeling was generally firm.
Later in the day news of Great Brtan's action
IN the DardaneIles matter caused a stampede of
shorts to cover and speculative buying which
put the price up TO 96l4c, then realizing sales
broke the price to 9T3sc, the trade losing som,
ialth IN the war scare but the market remained
sensitive. News of wet weather in the United
Kingdom again sent the price to 9siic, and the
close was steady at 973c. The increase in the
visible supply was a strengthening feature, as it
was much less than had been looked for. Clos ng
cables reported decline of marks in Berlin,
and 10 confines off for October in Paris Corn
opened weak on enormous receiptS, the absence
of frost and free selling. During the first half
hour Septemb sold down to &c. October
to 531fc and May to 43l4c. But TIE bulge in
wheat started good buying, ana there was
sharp reaction, September selling to 63l4c,
October TO 561Sc and May to - &C. October
WAS much stronger than other futures, and
Closed at an advance of 212c, compared with
Saturdays close. while September was IN
changed TO 19c lower, aud May unchang ed
oats were weaK at the start, but strengthened
with other cereals though fluctuations were
conf ed to a range of 95c. Provisions opened
weak, but rallied with corn, easing off later aud
cl sing slightly lower than on SATURDAY.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Cesn quotations were as
follows: Flour Unchanged; srriag patents
81 sOQo5 rs; winter patents 81 7C@i Is; bakers.
81 l00h4 %; tralghts 81 656l5 10. Wheat-No.
spring, 94A09iI5c; No. red, Ai'4c Coru
No. 2, 624c. Oats-No. 2sl5c. Rye
No ?. s.. Mess pork, per barrel, SO IS
010 SO. Lard, per 100 ms, s. 90. Short
shoulders, boxed, SO 62l606 IS. Short clear
sides. boxed. 81 $500 95 Whisky at 81 Is
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OueninR Highest Closing