The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-13

seed oil dull; new crude soc: crude of grades
C; new yellow S5c. Wool steady and
quiet domestic fleece so@s6c: pulled
40; Texas l61ssc; , psoy'sio siI Poa
IT'S; extra prime $40 5o@1i %: Beef steady
and quiet; family Sll 01Gli so; extra mess
50 O00lO 90. Beef hams quiet and easy at
sl2 50. Tieroed beef quiet and steady; extra.
India mess, SIS 000s0 co. Cut meats quiet;
picked shoulders 64c; picked bellies &C;
hams C Middles weak; short clear. Novem-
Ssr Seysy 81 e. SOU Lard ctv IS g. o oDo ds
November delivery So 81; December deliv-
cry Sc s6;. January delivery 3. Peanuts
steady; fancy hand-picked 3H04c; farmers
2laOSlec Freights TO Liverpool firm and
active; cotton. per steam. .5-64d; grain. SID
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Wheat opened weak and
lower to-day. The prime cause was the gov
eminent crop report OF SATURDAY, which was
promuly gated after the close OF the board. 1t
indicated very large total of about 500 100000
bushels as the seasons yield, which
would give surplus OF about
ESQ 900 900 bushels for export. First sales here
showed a decline of 1I1c from Saturdays close,
but almost Immediately begun to develop
strength, and eventually advanced lc, but lost
a part of the improvement. The published
statement that ell American cereals were to be
admitted into Germany duty free In return for
free admission into the United States Of Ger
man beet sugar was not generally believed
here; but it nevertheless caused some covering
by timid shorts and helped the advance The
news which had a more decidedly bush effect on
the market in the early trading was the signal
service report indicating rain. with probable
snow on the unthreshed wheat shocks in the
northwest, with continued clear. dry westher in
the southwest which, it was argued, woui1further
delay winter wheat seeding. December opened
| at 9S14 G9S1sc against 99lhc on Saturday at the
Close sold up to 9S34c, off TO 9S14c, up to 99Ac
receded to 96l6c, rallied near the close to 9SISc
and closed steady at sSSzc. Corn was nervousiy
strong. The market opened AQt]hc lower on
the government report placing the condition at
| 025, against OIL last month. and indicating a
crop of 2,000,000.0O6 bushels, soon sold
up 1O215c on liberal purchases by
| the local shipping contingent and
shorts who came in on the advance.
Realizing carried the market back MOlc,
after which it ruled firm. October opened at
| 52I1c against 53c, reacted to sac, around which
close it advanced to 5434c and closed at 5415c.
Oats were quiet and steady and
closed k0Sc higher Pork was active,
bit lower early, though recovering most
of the decline later in the day. Liquidation
was again very general and the demand was
slack and bids much reduced. The big stock OF
pork here, which will become irregular on
Jan. 1, was a depressing factor, and weakness
in this dragged down long futures. The close
shows a loss of 7150l5c. Lard is 71e1I2c
lower and ribs 711D15c lower.
CHICAGO. Oct. I2.-Cash quotations we're as fol-
lows: Flour firm. unchanged; spring patents
81 97ss@4 979z; winter patents s. 7oGi Is; bak-
Corn-No. 3, 54si955c. oats-No. 2, 27%c.
Mess pork, per barrel, IS S71609 90. Lard
per 100 Ms, S. 49, Short ribs Sides
loose, So S0@7 90. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, 96 % as 40. Short clear sides. boxed,
81 35007 as. Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OnaninV HipneSr ClOSin0