The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-15

cut loaf. SIG; crushed. SIC: powdered, sec:
granulated. ~ SIC; cubes. sstc. Molasses
Foreign nominal; 9O' test. 1i2l3l2l1c IN
common 10 fancy SSGSSc. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude in bbls.. Parkers', S. 50; crude
IN bulk. SO 80: refined New York,
bulk. So SOS 30. Cotton seed oil quiet but
firmer; new crude 26G26c; crude of
grades C; new yellow 29tt030c Wool dull
aud weak domestic fleece S08s6c; pulled
active but firm; new mess. g. 753
10 IS; extra prime 80 so Beef was cuet;
family gil O0619 90; extra mess 80 900
dull; city extra India mess sI6 OO0l? so.
Cnt meats frmer; picked shoulders $50;
picked bellies 5esGg5tsci hams $40
January delivery SO 80. Lard in fair demand;
western steam &c 60; city SO 05G6 10; January
delivery s. IS; February delivery s. 90: March
delivery. 5; May delivery s. So Peanuts
quiet fancy handpicked 41s044c; farmers
29443l4c. Freights to Liverpool firm and
fairly active; cotton, per steam 1i-64d: grain Sd
CHICAGO, Jan Il Wheat was rather nervous
and subject 20 numerous fluctuations during
the day. In the earlier part of the session the
market was strong most OF the time. but to
ward the close the feeling was one of weak ness.
accompanied by decided decline, which left
prices at the close considerably lower than yes
terday figures There was very little wheat
for sale, liquidation having been apparently
complete, and buying was fair, both to cover
was recession after the opening on foreign
advices. quoting weakness in prices, which
caused free selling. The shorts took advantage
of the situation to buy, causing rally, but in
the afternoon it was rumored that Russia was
preparing to remove the wheat export prohi-
bition, which caused another break The
market rallied again on free buying, but broke
once more to inside figures and closed easy.
May opened excited and ragged, 9!1S6D92I4c
being paid at about the same time in different
parts of the pits broke to 919sc, firm up, weak
ened to 9l18c, rallied TO 921sc, broke to and
closed at l1sc. Corn was gu ct and steady. with
feeling inclined to firmness, though there were
no material changes in values. AS a rule trade
was slow and the market without much feature.
Fluctuations were confined to a range of 14c,
closing at the bottom and close TO yesterdays
last figures. Oats we're quiet, steady and with
out features. Hog products opened without
change and pork made slight advance iu the
early trading, in sympathy with wheat, but the
heavy receipts of hogs and free selling caused
weak feeling to follow, which prevailed dur
ing most of the remainder of the session. The
close shows a loss in value compared with yes
terday Of 20 in pork, sc in lard and 716c and
10c in ribs
CHICAGO Jan. 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour easy, but not quotaby lower;
spring patents "a 406o4 rs; winter patents
81 1904 20; bakers, So 60G365; straights 81 50
"a 80. Nheat-No. spring, S55sc; No.
9 red S71kc. Corn-No. 3, 3S16c. Oats-No
2, 29Ifc Mess pork, per barrel, IS %. Lard, per
100 Ms, SO 00O6 2211. Short ribs sides, loose,
So 50d6 90. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
81 1904 6215. Short clear sides, boxed,
s. s0G6 90. Whisky at 81 Is.