The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-08
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New York. Feb. Flour. easy Winter
wheat, low grades, S1.9JQ2 30; 10 fair to
fancy S2.35427o do patents, S2.2J6t3. 90;
Minnesota clear, $2.25q2.60 Go patents,
S3.25Q400; low extra, $l90a2.30; southern
-four dull, easy common 10 fair extra,
S.3JG2.75; good TO choice extra, s.. S0dl 25
Wheat dun, lower. with options closing
firm; NO. red store and elevator, 57lD
tive and irregular, opening finn and ad-
vancing l4c, declining 12Q5sc; closing un-
settled at 3s01zc under yesterday: sales
included, No. red February, 57c, March
5l9sc; May, $3.50; June, 58hc; July, J9lsC.
Corn, dul, finn; NO. 2, 4Siac, elevator;
49AGJ49iac afloaL; options were moderately
active and unsettled; closed weak. q isc
under yesterday, with only local trade;
February, 4SAc; May, 49c; July, 1850.
Oats, fairly active, firm; options, dull
firm; February, 3jAc; March, 23i4c; May,
S34c; No. 2 white February. 3GAc; March
36Ac; spot prices, No. 2, 331aQ3334c; No. 2
white, 56AQ36lac; mixed western, 5i43J;zc.
to choice, 1CQ zoe. Wool far demand,
firm; domestic fleece, 15G19c; pulled ia
S8c Beef Lee dull family, 81. 75Q12.oo; extra
tierced beef. inactive; city extra India
mess, $l2.50d14.50. Cut meats, dull, steady;
picked bellies, 5lzQ5ssc; shoulders, 4A@
Ace hams, 7zM8c; middles, nominal Lard,
quiet, higher; western, $685.; city. 6lzc; OPP
tons, sales, none; February, $685., noni-
nal; refined. frmer; continent, $40; South
American, $40; compound 5G5Lc. Pork.
prime, nominal Butter, quiet; choice,
steady, unchanged. Cotton seed oil, more
active, firm; crude, PC; yellow, firmer, &c
Q2615c; do choice. 25h027c. Petroleum,
nominal Rice, fair demand, firm. I'M
changed. Molasses, nominal, unchanged.
Peanuts, quiet Coffee options opened
firm, to 10 points higher; closed quiet at
sails points advance; February, -; March,
14,55; May, 1f.30Q14.3J; September, a. 20;
December, 1875; spot Rio, dun. steady; No.
z, j6izc. Sugar, quiet, easier; fair refining,
. 11-16c lower; off A, 3 1858 11-16c; stan
dard. 37a03 15-16c. crushed, 4&su4 9-16c;
graduated. 37k@4 1-16c. Freighta 10 Biv-
erpool, market quiet, steady; cotton. 7-G4d
Chicago, Feb. 7.-Noon.-The market
opened: Wheat, May 53zsI5ic; corn, May
1553ss ~ A5@c; poTk, Nay $780, lard May
Chicago, Feb. About the middle Of
to-day's session wheat asserted its own
independence and weakness; previous to
that time there was very J tile OF interest
in the trades and prices. from sympathy
with corn eVinced something Of firmness
The outside business was small ana the
acsion of local spectators was spasmodic.
The Cincinnati Price Current gave q bul-
lish hue TO the crop situation. but on ac-
count of its indefiniteness excrted but it,
tie influence. Liverpool cables came
CHER. both for the opening and closing.
Continental markets We're generally un-
changed. On account Of the storm the
receipts were very meagre Foreigners DO
not display much desire to take American
wheat and the seab GARD markets are more
Of course, tends to prevent any advance
at this point. May wheat opened from
sac to 54l s4'Jf &c, sold between 54asc and
$3.50, closing at the latter %uisc under
Yesterday The cash market was Inactive
wit a shade firmer feeling.
Coru-Tnere was another boom in corn
to-day during the first of the session and
when the heavy trading was over q stub
born resistance 20 any decline held firmly
very near to the point reached on the
early advance. Towards the close how
ever, Il became apparent that there was
no support from the outside. and free re-
al Zing carried the market downward until
all that had been gained was lost and de-