The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-26
GRAM. PRoVIsIoNs. ETC.

New York, Jan. 25.-Flour more active
IN small lots, prices weak; winter wheat,
low grades, $l95d255; do fair to fancy,
nesoto clear. S755d2. 10: patents s. 25d4.Ie:
low extras S1950255. southern flour dull
weak common to fair extra, s1.90I2. so;
lower; closing steady; No 2 red store and
elevator, 5Il4 05Ii2c; afOat. FSa,659c: on
IONS opened weak, and declined Ss15sc,
rallied SsQ3se, declined sc on easier late
cables; large shipments of gold abroad.
WIN free foundations, closing steady at
9sQAc below yesterday, with trading
p pfslTe N ioS , sGis isv Oelqg
July most active; No ? red, January,
2l9sci February. 5TlAc; March, 5Sc; May,
5S5sci June, 5S!sc. Corn dull, firm; No. ?,
As1se elevator; 59d50asc afloat; options We're
duh and Irregular, closing weak and I'M
changed TO sc down; January, 4Sfsc; Feb
ruary' 4sc; May, 4slsc; July, 49l7e. Oats
quiet, firm; options dull, firm; January,
February and May, 1850; spot prices,
No. 2, S59sQ34l4o mixed western, 34135c
white do, 36laQ40c. Hay quiet, choice
nestle fleece, 15G19c; pulled, 12Q1Sc. Beef
quiet, unchanged; beef hams Gull, lie;
terced beef inactive; city extra India
picked bellies, sac; shoulders. 414c;
HAMS 7izQSc. Lard firmer; western
steam, 6S5c3 January, 6.SOc nominal;
May lose asked; refined firmer; conti-
nent, 7.40c; South American, 76oc; COM
pound, 515lbc. Fork quiet, steady; mess,
Sl2Ooql25O. Butter .oriet; fancy cream
l6g western dairy, 1Oq15c: creamery,
l4d2S15c; Elgins. pc. Cotton seed oil,
quiet steadler; crude BE yellow prime,
quiet. Coffee dull and unchanged TO
points up; January, 445; March, 1850
l440; May, l423qlASO; june 1870; Sep
tember, A4Ql4Go; spot Rio steady
firm; fair refining, 2 1l-16c; refined quiet,
steady, unchanged. Freights to Liver
pool dull, depressed; cotton, S-S2d; grain,
Id nominal.
Chicago, JAN 25-Rumors of impending
trouble which we're indefinite in their ten
or and proved unimportant when actually
announced, and reports of large failure
in the Russian grain trade at odessa, the
latter having been learned Of late yester-
day afternoon, gave to the wheat market
this morning. a nervous ana unsettled Ieel,,
ing. When business began, prices nad
not recovered the earlier losses which they
suffered on the curb, and We're, in taet,
slightly below the lowest unofficial quota
tiOns. Several of the big shorts consid-
cred the time opportune for converting
paper profits into actual ones and their
buying impaired the subsequent hrmer
feeling. When the failure OF Wllllam
Young & Co, we'll known and formerly
influential firm, became known, there was
free selling, not because of endangered in
when gave values another blow and
marked another low record. May wheat
opened from 5S4c to 553sc, sold between
5lL d543sc and $3.50, closing at 53ssn55Ac-
1a6f5sc under yesterday. Cash wheat was
weak and &c per bushel lower.
Corn-The uneasy condition or wheat
had a decided dampening effect on corn
at the beginning of the session, but the
subsequent rally in the leading grain and
a good inquiry for cash corn overcanle
the depression. The full complement OF
strength was not maintained throughout,
but. recessiOns were only fractional the
price not sustaining any loss from yester-
day. May corn opened from 450bAc-sold
between 45c and 1854 6457sc, closing at 4o12c
unchanged from yesterday. cash corn
was KMt5c higher than yesterday.
Oats-The fluctuations in oats were very
much similar to those of corn, The cash
market was still firm, the demand in that
branch of the trade keeping up, and sell
ers being able to obtain from AQ42c ad-
vance on yesterdays prices. This feature
had a good influence on the futures. NO
activity greater than ordinarily seen eX-
isted however. May oats closed 3sc high
eF than yesterday.
ProVisions-Commission houses done
some business for their country custom
ers in this market to-day, the selling be-
ing rather restricted. Packers were on
both sides of the market, but their opera
lions were not large enough TO cause COM
ment, nor TO Importantly influence the
tone. The close was PIC higher than yes
terday, easy for May pork and ribs and
TIC higher for May lard.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest.Lowest.Clo Closing.