The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-21

New York, Oct %, D. m.-Flour mar
lIet dull, active early on spring patents,
closing dull. Wheat-spot market quiet at
&C decline: No. red In store and elevator
684c: ahoat 6Shc; f o, b. 095c; No. 3 red
IS re; ungraded red 6Sd6Siac; No. northern
7lIa07l@sC. Options opened strong at &c ad-
vance, rose u more on active covering and
the news from Washington; broke sharply on
realizing closing weak at Nc net decline; No
2 red 7l4c; February 73fl4l6c; March 74iS6D
7S1sc; April 71Q5S14c; October closed at 68Ac;
November closed at 6S7c; December closed
at 70l5c Corn, spots lc lower and dun; No.
2 in elevator 47ac afoat 47l5c options
opened strong at sc advance sold up @o
more on covering. but broke sc on realizing
closing weak at s6MIsc net decline; October
471sc; November ~ Sc December i7%c; May
4vBG. Oats, spots dull and neRlet ted; options
firm and "a higher early closing dull at 1aG1
l4cnet Decline October Base; November 341b /;
white 376D37I4c; No. Chicago 35Rc; No 3
white Sic; mixed western 35lQ3Gc: white
western 3I04lc. Cut meats duh and pressed
for sale; pickled bellies weak l0A0l2Ac;
picked shoulders 112m1Ac; picked hams
1JfGl2%c Lard arm; western steam closed
at $40 30 asked: options sales nome October
$40 %; November 50 49, January 80 90 and
nominal. Pork steady and firm; sales 800
barrels; family $50 0JG$2O so: extra mess
$40 IS: extra prime Si 256lSl4 70. Butter
weak. Cheese dun. Eggs dull Molasscs
duh Coffee opened flrm at from unchanged
prices TO ~ points advance on Brazil adVtCeS,
assisted by some European buying and local
covering on small offerings of spot coffee lost
its advance; total sales we're 22,7j0 bags, in
Guiding October Si7 40; November $40 $50
16 IS; December $40 550Sl6 TO- January
$40 20G316 IS; February $40 %; March SIG 90
aD8l6 10; April Sl5 30; May SIS go; spot coffee
firm; No. z, 1870; sales 500 bags. Sugar
raw firm; sales 600 bags; molasses sugar,
S9' test, Be- Muscovado 500 test, SIC; 1000
bags PernambucO to arrive. $50 test, 2Bc; and
late yesterday in Boston, 1900 tons Musco-
vado, sS' test 34c
thCagO. Oct. 9U-O1SQuiptlDp OrS bOut
the silver situation apparently demoralized
holders OF gram to-day. Wheat reversed the
action Of the day before and opened weak and
1sc lower than il did yesterday. Corn fol-
lowed wheat and closed weak at l5c decline
Oats yielded very reluctantly lSc of its pre-
vious value. Provisions were very firm
leaving of at slightly better than yesterdays
resting rates. Partridge sold steadily during
the advance and covered following the decline
N. B. Ream was a free seller of December and
al the top, and hedged on the slump
Wheat at the start was strong
and prices were advanced NC over
the closing figures of yeste rday but later
eased off, prices declining 1lsc then held
steady and the closing was about nc lower
for December and &c lower for May than the
closing figures OF yesterday. rhe early
strength was attributed to the strong English
cables, and fair buying on speculative &C
count. New York was strong and said for
Cigners were buying wheat there. Shorts did
some covering naturally. But the advance
brought out rather larger offerings and there
was fair selling by parties who had bought az
the lower figures.
Chicago, Oct, 20.-Casn quotations we're as
follows: Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat
No.2 spring wheat 621021ac; No. 3 spring
wheat 5Jc: No. red G2isc. Corn-No. @
9s1ac. Oats, No 2, 27Iac; No. 2 white 5lo;
No. white 2s41D2Q1sc. Rye, No. ?, 43sSc
Barley, No. 2, nominal; No. 3. T. o. b, 48p5Sc;
No 4, +. o. b., 2Gn45c Flax seed, No !,
81 ore Hay prime timothy seed So p. Mess
pork, per barrel, slT 5Ol5&ls 90, Lard, per
100 pounds, So 1888 IS. Short rio sides
50 37la@$J 80. Dry salted shoulders boxed,
&7 C0d7 Is: short clear sides, ~ $3.50 80
Whisky, 81 Il. Sugars unchanged.
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