The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-11
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

New York. Oct. 10, 5 D. m.-FIour mar
ket dull Wheat, spot market dull at nc de-
cline; No. red in store and elevator 694c:
afiOat zoe f. 0 b. 701ac; No. 3 red 66Hc: un-
graded red 67G970l6c; No. 1 Northern 714c;
No. l hard 74c; options weak; No. , red May
1850; October 694c; November 70Bc; Deem
Der 72lac. Corn, spots 24G1lc higher but dull
No. 2 in elevator 421a6D4S14c; afoat 4S14n4S1% /;
ungraded mixed 4Sn4S19c; options firm Oc-
tober axe; November 4Sc; December 4814c;
Nav 1910. Oats, spots quiet but steady;
options dull October 33Ac; November 334c:
December closing 3414c; No. white 354m
Soc; No Chicago 344c; No. 3, 33c; No. 8
white 3524GI36c: mived western 34035c; white
western 366D39. Cut meats firm on small sup.
plies and fair dem No. picked bellies 121sG1
13l4c; picked shoulders &C; picked hams
10%@llc Lard steady; western steam closed
at $40 70; sa4Cs 325 tierceS at $40 2O61S1O 25;
option sa.es none: October 5000 nominal;
November SO 60. nominal. Pork firm; extra
mess $40 90 Butter quiet; state dairy 216127c;
state creamery 2903Oc; western dairy 17140
22c western creamery 290D30c: western fac
tory 116120c. Eggs quiet Molasses steady;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice 3201
3Sc. Cofee options opened SC advance to 10c
de- line ruled dull on local trade only. closed
steady with unchanged 10 l5c advance: sales
$3.50 bags; Including October $40 9j6DS17 90;
November SIG 45; December $40 056SS16 50;
spot Rio quiet; No. Z, 1S14@l85sc; sales 500
.a2s; Rio, on spot, No. at 1890. Sugar
raw steady; sales none refined STEADY.
Chicago, Oct l0.-The increasing stocks Of
wheat exceeding expectations weighed down
prices to-day for that cereal, while corn was
advancing as a result Of comparatively small
receipts and the big movement from here
Provisions ruled strong for January and
weak for CctOler delivery. At the close
wheat is &c lower. held steady for awhile
and later on declined 1ad5sc more then was
quiet, and the close was aUout 5sc lower for
December a. d &c lower for May than the
closing figures Of Saturday. Options did not
manifest much inclination to trade
evidently holding of for the government
crop eDort. There was a good trade in corn.
he letter tone was due largely to the de-
crease in local stocks last week and the &C
tive cash demand I he market opened at
saturday closing prices and worked up a
full cent under good demand, reacting &c
later, rallied 20 &C, changed some, ruled
steady, and closeu with a gain of L08sc.
here was considerable uneasiness regard
ing the government report Oats advanced &c
in sympathy with corn. Later
14U%c and closed steady, with a net
lain of i8M4c. There was a moderately &C
tive trade in provisions for an hour or so after
the opening and at better than Saturdays
prices, owing TO continued ligh receipts Of
nDgs. Later the business relapsed into pre-
holiday dizziness. there was some weakness
IN spot products and for October delivery
Prices al the close showed some decline. more
especially for pork. which is 65c. lower, and
tor January is unchanged October lard IS &C.
loWcr and January S.. higher. Ribs are nc
IT for October. and 2isc higher for January.
Chicago. )st, l0.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour easy 10 TO- lower; No.
-. 80 red 6ic. Corn-No. 39Mc Oats
20 ., q sGDSAc. 40. white. 2sbmJ0.;
~. white -s02eiic Rye No. 2 sc Barley
30. nominal SO. 3. a@A 49,; November on
rack 3s4c. Flax seed No. !. 80 o. Hay
prime timothy seed - %. Mess pork, per