The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, ere.

New York, Sept. 10.-Flour neglected;
prices weak; winter wheat, low grades,
y. i5G250; do fair TO fancy, 2.lo432l; 40
patents, $3.50Q3.75; Minnesota clear, $3.50
$40; patents $33O04.00; low extras, S2.l5ft
260; city mills, $3.906415: do patents, 500
u425; southern -four quiet, weak; common
to fair extra, $200Gi2.70; good to choice do,
S2.SOd300. Wheat, spot market duh, cas-
Ter; No. red store and elevator, 62AN62Ac;
ahoat, 62bu62hc; options opened weaker
and lost NC; rallied hc. reacted, closing
easy at $sM9sc below yesterday, with a
light trade; sales included, No 2 red, May,
blssc; September, 62Ac; Oct, 62hc; Decem-
Der, 64Ac. Corn, spot dull, easier; No. 2,
S8lkG3SAc; 1880 anoat; options quiet and
easier, with the close steady at Ac de-
cline. September, SSSc; October, 3Si4c
May 353sc. Oats spots, moderately active
to Ac up; September, 23lkc, closing, 23l2c;
October, 234sc; May, 25&4c;s No. 2 white,
October, 25lkc; spot prices No. 2, 23stc; No
2, white, 2sl4c; mixed western, 25Q27c;
white do, 270S3c white state, 27aS3c. Hay
moderate demand, steady; spring, 656r70c /;
good to choice. S5M90c. Wool fairly active;
domestic fleece, l0a22c; pulled, 15U34c. Beef
firm, quiet; family, s9O0G12OO; extra mess,
S750d8.O0. Beef hams quiet, easy; $500
Tierced beef firm; city extra Indian mess,
S16.5oQ17.00. Cut meats slow, easy; picked
bellies, shoulders, SIC; picked hams. So
T9Ac; middles nominal. Lard lower; Wes-
tern steam closed at 6.17lac; options sales
none; September closed 6l6c nominal; re-
fined quiet; continent e.50c; South America
$500; compound, 45sM5c. Pork moderate
demand firm; mess, $l0.25Gi10.75. Butter,
fancy firm and fairly active; state dairy,
12MlS5ac; do creamery, 19l2420c; western
dairy, 9ikd13c; Elgins, Zoe pallow fair, de-
mand steady; 4Ac city. Cotton seed oil
265s q27c; do good off grades, 25Ad26c; re-
fined, New York, $40; Philadelphia. s705:
do In bulk, A.55H4.G0. MOlasses, foreign,
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
to choice, 26032c firm, moderately ac-
tive. Peanuts unchanged Coffee steady,
unchanged to 10 points down; October,
14.45q14.5Oc; December, 142g4l4. Doc; jan
uary, 400c; March, lS.SO0l3.S Soc; May,
13.70c; spot Rio dull, easy; No. z. 15sic
Sugar, raw, quiet; steady; fair refining,
&c; refined moderatively active and firm
off A, 3 15-16Gl4 3-l6c; standard, 4l4M4 7-l6c (;
cut loaf, 1905 11-l6c; crushed 45s245 Lice !;
graduated, 4A614 slice. Freights TO Liver
pool firm. Cotton bysteamer, 7-6id; grain
by steam, I'd.
Chicago, Sept. 1O.-Greater receipts in the
northwest and in consequence thereof,
another loss in the price of wheat took
place to-day Minneapolis ana Duluth re-
ported inspections of 1,764 cars this morn
ing, and at the opening of the market
prices Immediately weakened. A report
was in circulation that $500 cars were on
the track at Minneapolis awaiting inspec-
ton, and if that is the case there seems
to be no likelihood of even temporary
cessation of arrivals of spring wheat La
ter in the day, Bradstreets reported that
the worlds available stock had Increased
100000 bushels. This was the signal for
another weak spell Before the close a
SllRnL recovery look Didtts BQl at no time
during the session was yesterdays clos
ing prices even touched. The business to-
day was of a very quiet and unimportant
character the expected government report
restricting trade whilst the yacht race
tempted many brokers from the pit to the
bulletin board. September wheat opened
5s12c, closing at 5sssG587sc-ss444c under
yesterday. Cash wheat was weak and IA
y cents per bushel lower.
Corn-The undertone of corn was firm,
haf did moi deter TpriPpG from a
thizing with those of wheat to some ex
tent. The depreciation was not of great
moment, however. and the close was prac,,
holders of corn were inclined to expect
that the government report would*afford
them some assistance this afternoon.
Shorts were evidently disposed 10 leave
things alone, and as there was no partteu-
lar interest either way, the market remain
ed in a passive state. Cables were quiet
and unchanged. Bradstreets reported a
decrease in stocks of $4,000 bushels. May
corn opened at 293sc, sold between $3.50
2915c, and 292tc, closing at 2S9sc-a shade
under yesterday. Cash corn was firm and
LGT1hc per busheI higher early, but the
nominal close was easy.
Oats-The market for oats was of a
desultory kind. 1t might be said that the
action of corn governed prices, but even
with that influence the trade was so light
as to have scarcely any ERECT on values.
Bradstreet's reported a decrease in stocks
Of $4,000 bushels. May oats closed nc I'M
der yesterday. Cash oats sold at steady
prices.
Provisions-It was a case of desertion
in product. The business was Of no inn
portance whatever and the leaders dis
playing very little concern. At the open
ing the weakness of hogs and Of wheat
exercised an influence, prices declining
all around. Later. there was no trade
large enough to cause either recovery or
a further break. October pork closed
cents lower; October lard 7izc lower, and
October ribs Csc lower. Domestic markets
were quiet and lower.
leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowe Closing.
Wheat
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