The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-26
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ENC.

New York, Oct 25.-Flour quiet, easy
freely offered; winter wheat, low grades
T.S5Q2.40 do fair to fancy $240Q2.70 pat
ents $2.65d2.eO; Minnesota clear 50 10a2.45;
patents S3.15G3.65 low extras $1S5a2.40;
southern flour quiet, easy common to
fair extra $2.1043.OO; good to choice do
$3.1OQ3.5O. Wheat moderately active, &c
lower, closing firm; No. red, store and
elevator 5412a55%c; atioat SEC; options de-
Cltned 158Ac on weaker cables, foreign
selling, local realizing and a weaker west,
rallied M9A on local covering, and closed
steady at sc below yesterday, with trad
ing drll; November SAC; December 55s4c;
March 5S94c May 60Ac, Corn, fairly active
for export, steady; No. size, elevator;
57Q5712c afioat; options duh and irregular,
but closing firm and unchanged to &c
down on local trading; October SIC; De-
CEN Der 54c May 53%c. Oats dull, easier;
options less active; October 31ssei Deem
No. 2 Bic; mixed western 32dS21Sc. Hay
quiet, choice steady; shipping soc; good to
choice 65Q75c Wool, moderate demand and
steady; domestic fleece 17G22C; pulled 100
SAC. Beef dull; family s10.0O912.00; extra
mess $8.00qS,50 beef hams inactive, 1900
1870; tierced beef dull; city extra India
mess $l6.00q16.50. Cut meats quiet weak;
picked bellies 7%c; shoulders 5kd534c;
hams 9Q9sc; middles nominal. Lard quiet,
weak; ~ western ter steam per 100 pounds,
quiet; continent 7S0; South American 795;
compound 5s4@6c. Pork quiet, steady no
steady, moderate demand; state dairy
l4G9221ac; creamery 17d23i5c; western
dairy l2Ql6c; creamery 15Gp23lac Elgins
23i2c. Cotton seed oil quiet; crude 25c; yell
low 30c asked. Petroleum steady. Rice
steady; domestic fair to extra 4l4d5Ac;
Japan 4ssQ45sc Mo1asses, foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
27436c; moderately active, steady. Peanuts
quiet Coffee options steady 10000 points
up; october 13S0413.4O; December 11.75p
1LS5; March 1105@11.2 20; May 1890; spot Rio
dun, steady; No. 15c. Sugar, raw dull,
steady; fair refining &c; refined dull,
steady off A 8 15-l6q4 5-16c; standard A
4 7-16949sc; cut loaf Sos 3-16; crushed So
5 3-16c; graduated 7-1604a4c. Freights to
Liryerpool It'd; grain Nd.
, Chicago, Oct 25.-Within a range of "a
of a cent there was quiet trade in wheat
to-day. Spectators found no induce
ment TO buy, and the low prices deferred
them from selling. Neither bulls or bears
the market being permitted to take care
of itself pretty much all through the
session. December wheat opened from
5213c to 52ssc, sold between 525sc and 52Ac
closing at 52ssq521zc-1t93sc under yester-
day. Shippers were the best buyers of
cash wheat to-day. Prices were about
Ac lower with the nominal closing
Corn-The trade was light, and the feel
ing similar to wheat in the corn market
to-day: Local operators find no news or
statistics on which to argue a rise and
for that reason much prefer the selling
side. New York did moderately well as
an accessory to Chtcago's weakness not
only selling some corn, but informing us
also of increased Offering of new corn in
their markets. May corn opened at 49Ac
sold between 4S7sc and 493sd491Rc, closing
4924c bid, fraction lower than yesterday
Cash corn was Ac lower in the active
trading, but closed nominally stronger .
Oats-There was liberal selling of oats
yesterday and to-day by a combination of
light-waisted traders, the aggregate of
whose business is large, and the local
crowd were raiding prices early in the
day, in order to give the Syndicate" as
little advantage as possible. This COM
bination or co-partnership of many shoe
string spectators has its headquarters
in Pittsburg, their trade being on the CO.
operative plan, very much after the order
of the fund wv scheme. Prices rallied
some after the pressure was removed, the
close being but &c under yesterday for
May Cash oats averaged Ac per bushel
lower. the close being firmer.
Provisons-Product was inactive and
easy early, on a decline in live hogs at
the stock yards. Later, a moderate de-
mand discovered a scarcity of offerings
and fractional rallies throughout the list
took place. Further than this there was
a lack of interest shown. The close was
sc higher than yesterday for January
pork and January lard, and a shade higher
than Monday for January ribs.
Leading Futures Ranged as Follows
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing