The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-11

easier; No. red in store and elevator 62<Gl
UAc; ano3t 63A06ic; options opened hrmer
advanced No = became weak and fell so
sc on free selling for foreign account, with
continued liquidation and depressed cables
rallylny 16&Ac, and closing unsettled at 40
&c under yesterdat with trading active; May
No red February 62,5c: March 6Skc: Nav
$3.50. Com, dun and firm; No ., 42d14214c
elevator; i3643Ac atioat; No. white 4iiac;
opt ous very dull, closing firm at &c advance
on early months and isc decline on May,
without features; February 424c; March
i2s,c; May 43Itc. Oats quiet and firm; Feb
ruary STAG March S4Ac; May 3i%c; spot
western S6l1S7llc; white western 33GJ4lc.
Hay quiet and easy; shipping 55DG0c; good
TO choice 7h1S5c. Beef quiet and firm; family
I'll OOltSl3 90; extra mess IS O0I1SS So Beef
hams dull at Sl6 80. T1erced beef dull and
firm; city extra India mess, $40 000S20 90.
Cut meats quiet and steady; picked bellies
7iac; picked shoulders 6s1TD7c; picked hams
9l4c; middles nominal Lard quiet and
hrmer western steam closed 81 SIS; city 81 90
GST7 l2F; futures nominal; refined quiet;
continent - 20 South American $ o. com
pound Sc 5000 so. Pork. quiet and steady;
mess $40 20. Buttor-fresh steady; state
dairy l6i12ic; state creamery 21c; western
dairy 49, iGbl7ci western creamery 1SlG27c; FL
gins 27sc. MOlasses-toreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 30l13sc,
dull and unchanged. Peanuts about steady:
fancy hand-pioked 3H6bSAc Coffee-options
easy, SOLO points down; February 10 Is;
Apri is 30; July Il S.; September IL 40;
spot Rio dull and easy; No, 7, l7h4l7t4o.
Sugar, raw, dull and firm; fair refining exc;
refined fairly active and firm; No 3 ll-16
g3$o: standard A. 1904 S-l5c; cut loaf 475
O. ll-l6; crushed 4SGt5 il6c; graduated as
o. 7-l6c. Freghts to Liverpool quiet and
barely steady; cotton, by steam, s-64d bid,
Chicago, Feb. 10.-A nervous and apprehen-
sive feeling was the marked feature OF trade In
wheat to-day. May sold down to 600. IL was
expected that this price would bring out nu-
merOuE sion orders N
trary II seemed to develop new buying. over
10000 bushels were sold at 60c, yet that fig
ure was bid all the time. This fact, more
than anything else, imbued a more confident
feeling, and resulted in reaction
Of sc. Bulls, nevertheless, did not
consider that they were standing
any sign OF weakness. But little attention
" as paid to the news, which was mostly OF
the routine order. First trades we're Il high
er than yesterdays close, became weak and
easing, and the close was at a net loss OF
l4QD% for the day. Corn was rather weak to-
day. and prices declined mainly in sym
pathy with the wheat market. The market
opened fraction lower, but advanced slightly
during the first few moments, became easy and
sold OF A0&c, rallied 1sDAc, declined i41Ac
and closed about nc under yesterday. Oats
were easier, In sympathy with wheat and corn
Trade was light, with the selling price es-
pecially by longs. The close was about nc
lower than yesterday. Provisions we're steady
due to lighter estimated arrivals OF hogs for
next week. May pork closed be higher than
yesterday; May lard 2lIc lower and May ribs
unchanged to 2Hc higher. There will be no
session Of the Chicago Board of Trade on
Monday, Feb. ~; legal holiday CLincoln's
birthday.
Chicago, Feb. 10.-Cash quotations we're as
ollows Flour market was dull and weak
Wheat-No. 2spring b6lc; No. 2 red 56Ilo.
Corn-No. 2, 43Ac Oats-No. 2, 27Ad62Sc
Mess pork, per barrel, Si2 05dGSl2 071s. Lard
per 100 pounds, "a 3OQ16 35. Short rib sides
nrxF
90 3d. Short clear sides o. 759s7 12h.
Whisky, 81 Is.