The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-25

ter patents So 65@3 10; Minnesota clear 81 p
az %; Minnesota patents 50 i5@S 70; low
extras 81 S5@2 %; southern -four dull and
weak; common to fair extra g. 1908 90; good
to choice extras IS 0OGD3 so. Wheat Ia rlv
active, a lower. closing STEADY; No red in
store and elevator at 564c; atioat o6a4c OPP
tlons declined 5s02c december going lac
below previous low record, rallied 9sdisC.
closing firm at SOS c below Saturday. trading
fair; September 56l(c; December 5SHc; May
63Ac. Corn dull. lower and weak; No. 2. 81 p
b57l &C in elevator; 563i 1657 &C afioaJ: options
declined lGDl4c, rallied 4@lsc, closed firm
at 14Gl1ac under Saturdays trading and
fairly active; September SIC; November
564c; December 555sc; May 552sc. Oats dull
with options active and tirmer; September
334c; November 34Ac; December 80 &C; Nav
3sIsc spot No ,, 33c: No. white 32c. mixed
estern 33l4025c. Hay fair demand steady:
shipping 5OG5ic; good - choice 706So. Beef
QuleJ and nominal; family SlU O0ml2 90; eX-
ira mess IS 00dS 50. Beef hams dull 81 -.
Ilerced beef dull and steady; city extra
India mess Sl7 90. Cut meats quiet and eas,
picked bellies Sia@gl4c. as to average pick
led shoulders &c; picked hams 1lGll1ac
mlddleS nominal, Lard quiet and lower;
western steam s. %; city 3 2EQs 30; Septem
Der 50 90, asked; January IS 10, asked; refined
quiet and weaker; continent 81 80; South
American 50 rs; compound S6 75G7 l2l9
Pork dull and easy; mess SIS 50Gl5 70: extra
prime Sl3 500l4 90. Butter fancy firm with
moderate demand; state dairy at l4d23c state
creamery lS,G25c; western dairy l3Ql1c
western creamery 15U25lac; ElginS &c.
MolaSses, foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice 276t3tc, moder-
ately active. Peanuts are quiet; fancy hand
picked 44@42sc. Coffee-optlons opened dull
and closed steady at 5C020 points up: Septem-
Der 10 S06l4 co. November Il 706l2 50; Jan
uary ~ 05; March II 30; May II so, spot Rio
dull; No. 7. 17Ac. Sugar raw, dull and
nominal; fair refining SIC; refined quiet and
easy; off A. 4ls@4 7-l6c; standard A 4lg3
4 ll-16c; cut loaf 1-l68514c; crushed LEO
Sac; powdered 1905 Lice; graduated 4lam
4 - l6c; cubes 1905 16d. Freghts to Liver
pool unchanged; cotton steam SGD, grain by
steam nd.
the days session in the wheat market
there was very little announcement for the
holders OF that grain. Within the last hour,
however the sentiment underwent change,
| being helped both by the smaller estimates
| for the week and by. the rally in corn The
| undertOne was decidedly weak throughout the
most OF the day, new low record l5il4c for
! Dec 3mber) being made. A fair business was
| transacted local longs and the northwest
doing the major portion of the selling, whilst
| shorts were apparently the principal support
| of the market In addition to other weaken
| ing influences early, the evident aReasiness
| of holders of corn impressed itself upon their
| brethren in wheat to the disadvantage Of
| values. December wheat opened at 54lAc
| sold between 5454c and 54'5 closing at 541ic-
| ls14c higher than Saturday Cash wheat
| was in fair demand and steady.
| Corn-The light estimate Of tomorrow
| arrival OF corn, induced some shorts TO
| cover in that market during the last hour
| The buying for that account assumed good
| proportions before the close. and prices not
| only regained all that they had lost early, but
| in addition showed an appreciation over
| saturday S final figures. Early in the season
| the feeling was depressed one, dispirited
| longs selling freely, much of the sentiment
| that prevailed last week finding expression
| at the opening to-day. The demand for cash
! corn was very poor An evidence of that fact
| is found in the discount of q of a cent for
| September under May; that difference beng
| seen at one time during to-day trade. Prices
| ruled &c under saturday. May corn opened
from 50A to to 81, sold between 505sc and
SIC, closing at 5l5-l385s higher than Satur-
| day.
| Oats-With wheat and corn both weak, pre-
| served a steady tone the main reason for
| which was the continuation of a good shin
| ping demand The better tone in the carry
markets during the latter portion of session
| was participated in by oats The close was
| sc higher than Saturday for May. Cash
| prices we're steady.
Provisions The market for product was
| firm at the opening, an advance in live hog
| values excerting a good influence. Later
| there was a general selling. Armour's re-
| ceiVing the credit for being the most imuor-
! tant person on that side, whilst one of the
| ground floor commission houses made n de
| termlned effort TO force a decline. The rally
! in grain was Opportune, however, good
| demand springing up In sympathy The close
| was unchanged from Saturday for January
| pork and lard and January ribs.