The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-10

yesterday with fair trade; November 564c
DECEMBER 5714c; May 62hc. Corn dull and
firm; No. ?. 574@5713c inoeleyator; 57$d511sc
afloat: options dull, declining sQlc, advanced
1c. closed steady &C down on all m )uths but
October, which is only 4 OF; October BIC;
November 5S1e; DECEMBER 5tc; March 5ildc;
May 54lko Oats fairly active and lower: OPP
lions weais; october 32lic; December aAc;
May 3714c; spot No 2, S2Ac; No. white S6I4c;
mixed western S@Sic. Hay. moderate demand
and steady; shipping . c; good - choice limo
thy 65617F. Beef dulI family SlJ 00G12 CO., ex-
ira mess sS 000S 50. Beef hams quiet at SIS
Tierced beef inactive; city extra India mess
Slo 81 Cut meats quiet and easy; picked bel
lies Sc; pickle1 shoulders &C, pi -Kleu hams
S14G1Jc; m .ddles nominal Lard quiet, weak;
western steam closed 81 %; city s. %; October
g. IS, nominal; January 81 70, nominal; refined
dull; continent O. 10; South American g. 10;
compound So 5006 20. Pork quiet and steady;
mess Sl4 7561l5 70: extra prime &li 10. Butter
quiet and unsettled; state dairy 14Gl2Sc; state
creamery 1Sa25c; western dairy 13al7c; west
ern creamery 1SDsbc Elgins 2lc. Molasses,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
good to choice 2'@36c, moderate demand ana
steady. Peanuts quiet. CoIee-options open
ed steady, closed quiet and unchanged TO 10
points down; October IL 258l2 80; December
IL G@l1 20; March 10 5511O e5; May 10 556D
10 70; spot Rio dull, lower; No. z l5Ac.
Sugar, raw dun and nominal; fair refining
31tc; refined dull and unchanged; standard A
47-leG43s; on A. 3 lb-l6Q4 bic; cut loaf So
3-l6; crusho1 505 3-lec; powdered 4S@
5 Lice: granulated ITO &C; CURES ll-lt9
4bc. Freights to Liverpool, quiet and nomt-
nal; cotton 15d; grain IA.
ChicaRo October 9.-1he usual pointer on the
government report was out today, and found
many adherents who sold wheat on IT, There
was also a controversy touching the Pacific
coast crops as we'll those OF Europe. Brad
streets figures IL was commended, did not show
as fully as they should, the ofncial figures be-
ing far in excess of the difference Obtained re-
gardinB supply in Europe. The tip on the
government report was 10 the effect that an i'm
proVement would be given which means yield
t0,O0Ot0 bushels greater than previously an
Dounced. With these items. and some OF yes
terdays weakness carried over there was
downward inclination to prices until near the
close, when holders of puts" bought TO make
good their profits a moderate recovery taking
place. December wheat opened from 53a4c to
SO &c, declined TO 531R605314c advanced TO and
closed at 53ssc-Ac under yesterday Cash
wheat was weak and Il @ per bushel lower.
Corn-As in wheat, bearish sentiment
ruled the market. May corn opened from 50bc
to 50Sc, declined to SOC, rallied to sou where
IL closed 5000 under yesterday. Cash corn
was VIZ ak. sales we're made at prices &c under
those ruling yesterday.
Oats had nothing to warrant an advance in
Prices were in sympathy with those markets,
and at the close May showed loss Of Ssc. Cash
oats sold Il under yesterday
PrOviSiOns-Ihe start and early trading in
product did not present any change in prices
from those which marked the close yesterday.
Later however, the selling became more free,
the weakness and depression in grain extend
for some grades and easy for others, and had
little. If anything to do with defining the action
in product. At the close January pork was 71ac
under yesterday; January lard sc lower, and
January rios 21a@5c lower.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.