The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29

quite aud easier; No. 9. Sssc; No. s. $3.50;
of A. 4GD4ISc; mould A. 4ssc; standard A,
&c; confectionery A 4Ssc; cut loaf. SIC;
ssSc; cubes SssV H:sc SEES i1s
500 test, IlS6lIsc in hhds; New Orleans fair
demand; common to fancy 2sDS2c. Petroleum
quiet and steady; crude IN oois.' Parkers'
So 1905 As; Philadelphia and baltimore,
SO $500 90; in bulk, IS so0S IS. Cot
ton seed oil quiet and steady; new crude
30c; crude Off grades 970SOc; new yellow 35c.
Wool steady and quiet; domestic fleece
30d1S6c; pulled 261Ssc: Texas lbJ2ic. Pro-
vtsions-Pork moderate demand aud steady;
new mess SI2 000l2 50; extra prime 81 0e@
10 90; extra mess 30 0o0l0 90; Beef hams
quiet and easy at SlS 90 Tierced beef quiet; city
extra. India mess. S1s 0002O 90 Cut meats
dull and steady; shoulders sac; picked
SS:' short sSS o leans s6 de aasS
81 90, Lard strong, more active; western steam
g. Gs city g 1S dSSe%Y a. s "5 EN-
November delivery 81 o.: December delivery
81 IS; January delivery s.. Peanuts steady
fine fancy hand picked &c; farmers 2IS0
s11c. Freights to Liverpool firm, fair demand;
cotton, per steam. 7-32d; grain, d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Wheat opened and closed
about 1c lower to-day than the final prices
of Saturday. During the session the price
fiuctuated both above and below the opening,
but the tone was generally weak and the market
dull The news was generally unravorable to
holders. There was free selling of long wheat,
but the demand was quite sluggish and an easy
feeling prevailed. Short selling was rather
free, though not very aggressive The puts
had the market good portion OF the day,
there liberal buying against them. De
cember opened at 9676c, sold 70 wise, then re-
coded 20 9696c ami advanced to 96s3c. at which
it sold for a considerable time. then, during the
last hour, weakened to 961sc; but there was
good buying at the decline and corn
turning very strong and consols
plalxpc- drOD of XII there a ar
feeling December selling to 9634c and closing
at that price. Corn was in good demand. Of
ferings were rather light and prices firm and
decidedly higher. Shippers were, bidding
sharply for cash corn, which helped futures.
Cash corn seems to have gone into
strong hands and is firmly held,
or is being shipped out without
sold up to 50$4c eased off to 5oI4c, advanced to
5034c then after the noon hour became very
strong, shippers bidding up the price Of cash
corn, and October followed, shorts being good
buyers. October sold to 5lkc, eased off to 5034c
/ rallied to 5l16c, and closed ut 5l9sc. Oats were
easy, owing TO heavy receipts. with fluctuations
| confined to 1sc, and closed unchanged. Pork
| was in fair demand, firm and higher There
was q report from New York that
| advices there indicated that France
| would soon remove the prohibition on
| American pork and that Italy would also soon
| extend welcome to the American hog. This
| caused the shorts to cover freely. The advance
| in corn was felt in the provisions pit. There
was a recession in the price of hog products
| during the last hour, but the close at small
advances over the final prices of Saturday.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2S-Cash quotations were as fol-
| lows Flour steady unchanged; spring patents
ers', 81 1904 rs; straghts 81 6505 10. Wheat
No. 2 spring, 044c; No. red, 9il9c
| Corn-No. 2, 5139c. Oats-No. ,, 265Sc. Mess
pork per barrel, $40 90. Lard, per 100
Ms, Sc 621h06 IS. Short ribs sides, loose, SO so
| Q6 so. Dry sailed shoulders boxed, SIS %
| 06 40. Short clear sides, boxed, 81 1907 3D..
| Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OneninR Highest Closing