The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13


weak, with sales of 6J,300 bales, as fol
lows: October S9c, November 92c, Deem
Der 03c, January 8 lie. February &c, March,
Bic, April 8 soc, May 47c.
Grltn. Pro visions, Etc.
New York, Oct. 12, D. m.-Flour mar
ket steady. Wheat, spot market Am%C
easier; No. red in store and elevator 604c:
afioat 691sc; I. o. b. 69Bc; No. red 664c; un-
graded red 66Q69c; No. l northern zoe; No !
hard 73c; options steady; No. red January
72E07J4c. closing 72ac; May 7S%c; October
69c; November roc; December INC. Corn,
spots &c higher, at fair expOr demand; No.
, in elevator 4Sc; atioat 4Sc; ungraded mixed
4704Sc; options steady and dull; Octoi er
47tRc November 4714c; December 1850; May
1890. Oats, spots 544Hc lower; options
dull and 1sD$c lower on local offerings Octo
Der 33Bc; November 334c; December 334c;
May $3.50; No. 334@33hc: No. white 35Hc;
No Chicago 34A@S415c; No. 32Ac; No 3
white 34c; mixed western 344035Bc; white
western 3313039c Cut meats liaht supply and
fair demand; picked bellies 12aMl3Ac;
picked shoulders 77l0ec; picked hams 1J1a6G
llC. Lard S eady, with iar uemand: west
ern steam closed at $40 %; sales 400 tierces at
SO %; option saes none; october GlO25
steady; sales 100 barrels; extra mess 819 70 %
10 So Butter barely steady; state dairy 2l0
&c; state creamery 29c; western dairy 1S@
PC; western creamery 29c; western dairy 49,
pc; western creamery 2003)c; western fac
tory 1TGa20e; Elgin 291a030c. Molasses-
steady. Coffee options opened quiet at un-
changed prices to 10 points advance, ruled
tirmcr later on stronger European advices
and reduC ton in Brazil stocks; speculations
more active, closed firm at IS to IS points ad-
v9nce; total sales, 1850 bags, including Oc-
tober Sl7 20; November SIG 6gdSl6 Is; Decem-
Der $40 100S16 So; January St5 95: February
S15 20 March SIS 50nl5 90; April Sl5 30: May
Sl5 30dl5 30 Hamburg coffee market closed
steady at A0hc, preferring advance: sales
1000 bags; london coffee market closed
steady. Sugar-raw, firm; sales, none; re-
fined steady.
Chicago Oct 12.-The silver fight in the
Senate demOralized business on the board to-
day, but little was done and price changes
we're not important. Wheat at the opening
was about the same as yesterdays closing to
&c lower, rallied Nc, then declined &c, ruled
hrmer and prices advanced &C, eased on and
the closing was az ont 1sc higher than yester-
dav. In corn trading was scattered and in
small lots. The opening transactions were at
about yesteday S nnal quotation and, after
ruling steady for awhile, declined AG%c, raj
lied again, changed but little and @ iosed with
slight gain. oats declined IA &c, near futures
being the weakest. but rallied js04c and
closed quiet Provisions were regulated
more largely than usual by the grain markets
and outside influences, prices at the opening
were higher, because the hogs estimated at
"a 900 we're posted at 1900. II was claimed
short in anticipation of more hoys. Com
pared with last night, prices are 7H127c
higher, the greatest advance being in Janu-
Chicago, OFT i2.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour weaker and market dull and
easy NO.2spring wheat 90 = 1G3 &c; No spring
wnHat OJgUlsac, No. red 6j9sB63Ac Corn
No. 2. $50. oats. No 2, 26s820Ac, NO.
. white 29U29ifc; No. 3 white ga n29c. Rye.
No 43c. Barley, No 2 nominal, No. 3, SEQ
i4c; 10. {. r %. b., S5N43c. Flax seed. No. d.
a. % Hay-prime timothy seed a 900 % g..
Mess pork, per barrel. el7 b0M3is ~. Lard
per 100 pounds, % 63isHt9 Wis Dry sailed
shoulders oKed. e. 377s "a 30: short rib sides
lose. 30 lsb@ 81 short clear sides boxed
- 5JHsl0 -. Whisky ~ w.
LBlliugfIiIrsi ft4f54 - folllWg
Open High. Low Clos
Wheat lag. est est lug.
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