The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-24
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1894

patents So 4O1s3 65; Minnesota clear 50 so
as 90; patents 90 S0Gd 40; low extras
g. O51s2 IS; southern -four dull and weak
common to fair extras 81 O06sS 90; good to
choice extras 50 1904 20. Wheat dull and
weak: &c lower; No. red in store and
elevator 651s165szc; afoat, 67167h4c; options
A0Isc under yesterday; No. red, January
6 &C; February 65Ac; May CSC Corn less
active and hrmer; No. ,, 42if642sac ele-
vator; 4SH043lc; No. > white All 3c options
ifTI.o higher. quiet and firm; Jam1arv 42sIc.
February 1910; May i4alc, Oats quiet and
steady; January 3Sllc; February 335Sc; May
94asc; No. white January SO; February
3654GgS69sc; spot No. 2, SS54c: No. white
Soc; mixed western S46S5c; white western IS
140c Hay moderate demand and steady;
shipping 60165c; good to choice S0090c.
206S5c: pulled 16d25c. Beef dull and firm;
family si1 008sl3 90; extra mess IS OO6hSS 50.
Beef hams quiet and firm at SIC 5O9Sl7 60.
Tierced beef dull and steady; city extra India
active; picked bellies 7Sc shoulders eve;
hams o4Q95ac; middles nominal Lard
quiet ana easier; western steam IS Is asked;
city 7Ac; options, January s. -; February
s. 90: May 81 10; refined quiet: continent
s. 60; South American g. 90; compound Ga
@6Ac Pork quiet and steady. Butter fair
demand and tirmer; state dairy I602ic: state
creamery 1902; western dairy l3}a0I7c;
western creamery iS1251sc; western Eigins
25iIc. MOlasses-toreign nominal; New Or.
leans 3O13sc: quiet and steady Peanuts
quiet: fancy handpicked33l Coffee-options
steady and unchanged to 10 points down;
January II; March 10 20; May Is 81; July
IS 40; September "A %: spot Rio dull; No Z,
17S. Sugar, raw, dull and steady: fair rehn-
ing CSC refined quiet and steady: standard
A 4Is@5 Lice; cut loaf l5-l605 lice;
crushed I l5-le695 II l6c granulated 4t@
7-16c. Freights to Liverpool market quiet
and steady; cotton, by steam, 5-S3d: grain,
by steam. Sd.
Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Wheat made another low
water mark record to-day, May selling at
e. 20 he hizfNp yfNff l,o
trade. There was no great effort used in de-
pressing the price and no extraordinary sell
ing was noted. AS matter Of fact. at the
opening trades were made as low as 63ssc,
from which 1t may be seen that IL was the
sentiment that made the record. The open
ing was %GG4c lower than yesterday ad-
vanced 9se. declined &c, reacted and
closed lSMssc lower than Yesterday
Corn. although showing some independent
drmness, was. nevertheless, to some extent
influenced by the action of wheat. Opening
trades were at a decline Of NC from yester-
days close, advanced S0D1sc, declined &c
and closed fairly firm and unchanged from
Mondays final figures. Oats opened weak
but soon became firm. May oats closed at a
fraction above yesterday. Provisions opened
steady, with similar feeling In the market for
live hogs. speculative undertone OF weak
ness was observed, however, and when wheat
and corn declined product also yielded.
Later reaction took place on report that
prominent packing concern had bought up all
the hogs. This was displaced by a weaker
tone, which prevailed up to the close which
was l21sc lower for May pork, Sc lower for May
lard and 12xc lower for May RIGS
Chicago, Jan. 23.-Cash quotations. we're as
follows: Flour-market dull and feeling weak
with no established decline. Wheat-No.9
spring 59Ae No. red 59bc. Corn--No. 2,
Sl3 l50Sl3 20. Lard, per 100 pounds 81 80
Short rib sides s6 65Gs6 20. Dry sailed
shoulders @Ider So 25gs6 So Short clear SIDES
Leading futures ranged as follows.