The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

steam closed at 50 40 asked; city g IS; Sep
TEN or closed at So 80, nominal. refined
s. @ co& 3GSReHs - a. s PorR AmeT no5
crave aenand; mess SIS 5,G3I5 IS: extra
prime SIS 5oGlf 20. Butter quiet and steady:
state dairy ir0llc; state creamery iSn2sc;
state factory l2AeD'f C; Elgins FAC. MOlasses,
foreign nominal; New Orlean open kettle
Soou'to cholce CSC, quiet ana steady.
PEANUTS quiet fancy hand picked 4i3G143sc
Couee options opened dull.5 points Up 10 10
down closed rarely steady. TO I0G 10 points
down; September 10 tO913 s.; December
l. 4u4l2 IS; March u 6I2 .; MAY II ~;
spot Rio steady and quiet; No. z IKE
Sugar raw, urn and dull fair refining Slsc;
reuned dull and steady. standard a l-l6n
5c' cut loaf 5AQs5 s-l6c; crushep 5st6t5 9-ltc:
graduated lS-l6654c. Freight to Liver
Pool urn ana irregular; cotton steam SGD:
grain IA asked.
Chicago. Sept. Notwithstanding the
tact that this was holiday in Liverpool, the
wheat market here was fairly active without
reference TO the English situation During
last night there were frOStS In the northwest,
ana me curb was higher on this Jact. the reg
Uiar market opening with the unoflicial gain
well maintained A leading local professional
was selling puts previous TO the opening.
after selling wheat TO pro,e { himself The
LnarkeJ, after good OnenIuE. preserved a
firm undertone. prices holding steady. To-
ward the close OF the session New York wired
a new mp on the government report TO the
enect thai wheat and oats would be decidedly
NeatlSh ana corn bu-lSh. The market be-
came more lmpresSlyely weak on this news.
The visl lie supply, with an Increase OF 2.2i9.-
OOJ bushels. was a surprise, nobody looking
TOT more than 1900 O0J bushels iucreaSe at the
outside. DeCem Der wheat opened from 57sec
10 54sac, sold Lelween $50 and sec, Closing &c
under saturday 1T o71ac. Cash wheat was
strong early. later ruling easier with
the option. Prices were about steady.
Corn-The forest fires in the northwest
we're considered of sufficient importance to
warrant gLer opening in corn. There
was considerable realizing by holders, who
ielt that the government report had PROBABLY
been overdone, and who wished 70 take time
DY the toreloCk, cllnchlng their paper profits.
i ne aSnlngt weather Indications for to-
night ana tomorrow were for frosts in por-
lions OF the corn belt and assisted an already
nrm tone. Prices cropped backward later IN
the session, IN sympathy with wheat. The
visible supply increased 405.tO) bushels, and
on ocean passage there was a decrease
OF 1900 bushels May opened at 56ac to
56'sc sold to aoi5c, closing at5o ca net loss
OF &c Tor the day Cash com was in good de-
manG, shippers and elevator men ouNtng
Prices opened &c to isc higher and closed
with the advance lost
Oats What little trading there was in oats
Was on the basis Of the action IN wheat and
corn. AT times complete inactivity prevailed.
re actlon was nrm, prices ruling higher
The visible supply increased 671 600 bushels
May opened &c under Saturday. Cash oats
were strong. Prices were &c to &c higher.
ProVIslons-At the opening some OF the
packing concerns were in favor OF higher
prices or product, and finding a starclty Of
ouerlngS on the market. were easily able to
cause an advance. The hog market was
higher, late report giving a strong close at
the yards. values declined during the last
hour In sympathy with grain. January pork
closed 27lac higher, January lard zoe higher
January ribs l2hc higher.
Leading FIGURES ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest (,lOgfnu