The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-12

New York. Jan. 11.-Flour very quiet and
about steady; winter wheat, low grades 81 90
@2 70; patents IS 4OGS5 81; Minnesota clear
g. 5oas2 %; patents s. sO1Si so; low extras
g. O56Ss2 As; southern flour duh and steady;
common to fair extras g. 001SS 90: good to
choice extras 50 1904 90 Wheat quiet and
lower; No. 2 red in store and elevator 66i46
@67sc; afioat 6S1a@bS9ic; opJlons moderately
active, a lower; No. red, January 66%c:
February 671sc; May 70Sc Corn, spots dull
and steady; No. 2 red 4lAGHAc elevator;
42ss@42Ac afioat; ungraded mixed Hose;
steamer mixed il1zc: No. white 42Mc: op-
tions 1s91lc lower; January 4l&c; February
42c; May axe Oats, spots dull and weak;
January 331sc; February 1850; Nav 341sc;
spot No. 2, 3SG3SISc: No. white S5d354c;
mixed western 3A935c; white western $50
4Oc. Hay. moderate demand and steady; ship
ping $4,000; good to choice SOG99c. Beef
quiet and steady; family sll 00d$l3 %; extra
mess s. O0C9ss so. Beef hams quiet, frmer.
at Sl6 OO(0sl650, Tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess SO 00as2O co. Cut meats quiet
and firm; picked bellies 7&c; picked should
ers 6d6Ac; picked hams 9Il9l4c; middles
nominal Lard quiet and easier; western
nal; refined quiet continent g. %; South
American 50 IS; compound SO 25@s6 6215 Pork
quiet and steady; mess Sl4 5l@Sl5 co. Butter
quiet and about steady state dairy 17824c;
state creamery ls023c; western dairy l5H0
lSc; western creamery 1sl120lac; Elgins 25G
255ac. Molasses-New Orleans open kettle.
good to choice 3003sc, nominal Peanuts
quiet fancy hand-picked 3A0tc. Conee dull,
steady and unchanged to 10 points down;
January IL 0S1l7 TO- May l6 l0 September
IS 30Gi5 30; spot Rio steady and quiet; No.
Z, ls4c. Sugar, raw, dull and steady; fair re.
timing 21sc; refined steady and quiet No. s.
3 ll-l60SSc; standard A 4 l.16Q44o; cut
loaf l3-16c; crushed l3-1605c granulated
l-l60i7sc. Freights to Liverpool quiet
and strong: cotton, by steam SGD; grain,
by steam. 34d.
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE sole object wheat
traders had in view to-day seemed to be get
rid of the wheat they had bought few days
ago, in ut of enthusiasm over the govern
ment report OF reduction in acreage Values
did not advance, and after waiting reason
able time the general opinion appeared TO be
that they would not, The news Today offered
no encouragement and as a natural conse-
Quence, liquidation was in order The best buy
ers were shorts and the principal sellers tired
longs. The market opened with a show of
hrmness. Very shortly after the opening
prices gave way in the face OF some vigorous
selling, and after declining about "a OF a cent
held steady until the posting of continental
cables, which quoted Berlin, Antwerp and
Paris all lower. The market then became
decidedly weaker, and sold of to the lowest
point of the day. There was a tritiing reac-
tfon from inside figures, but the close showed
no strength whatever. May wheat opened
66z, ranged between 66A0k and g "a
658 closing e 90 1ac under yesterday, at 66
@6616. Corn was Iairly active. The market
opened &c higher than yesterday. declined
&c, advanced l4c,oholdlng steady for time,
but when wheat broke corn yielded also, and
values declined &C. The close was AGl14c
under yesterday. Oats were steady early
but declined with their usual promptitude
when wheat and corn gave way. May sold a
qAc higher at the opening than it
closed yesterday, but later defined
&c The close was about lk@Ac
lower than Wednesday. Provisions we're
firm at the opening on some outside buying
of pork but some buyers OF yesterday felt
disposed to take their profits and the res lit
was substantial break. Part of the decline
was recovered on moderate buying. 1t was
noticeable that those parties who were most
active In bulling the market yesterday sold
but very little today. Toward the close the
tone again became weak with wheat. MAY
pork closed IS cents lower, May lard Is cents
lower and May ribs 20 cents lower.
Chicago, Jan. 1l.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet, prices firm tut I'M
changed. Wheat-No. . spring 6io No ,
red Gle. Corn-No. 2, 343tc. Oats-No. 2
CSC Mess pork. sl3 3O9Sl3 IS. Lard, s. 25@
sailed shoulders, se 25dS6 So Short clear
SIDES, 81 O0lDs7 25. Whisky, 81 IS.
Loading futures ranged as fnllnMs.