The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-15

New York, Feb.ll-Flour dun and
steady; winter wheat, low grades, ST. U1
SOC; Minnesota clear. S2.25d260; patents,
s3.25G4.00; low extras, Sl.@92S0. Southern
flour dun and steady; common TO fair,
extra, Sl.90GD2.75; good to choice do, 81. 500
325. Wheat, spot market dun and firm;
unchanged: options We're very duh and
steady. with prices unchanged: No. red,
January. 5S5sc; July, $3.50; August $3.50;
September $3.50; December, 62%sc. Corn
moderately active and stronger' No. 2
49ikc elevator 509sc ahoat; ungraded
4914c; options moderately active and firm,
at 1sc advance; February, 4S9sc May, 4glsc
July, 4slzc.. Oats dull and firmer; options
quiet and firmer; February, S3Ac March,
33Lc; MAY, 33lc; No. white May, 36Acf
spot No. >, 33%c; No. , white 33hc, mixed
western, 34alS6c. Hay quiet and steady;
Wool firm; quiet and unchanged. Beef
active and unsettled; family, ss750l2.0o;
$500; tierced beef quiet; city extra India
mess, 81. 50d14.50. Cut meats quiet and
firm; picked bellies, 55sWJs<c; shoulders
4sc; hams, Sqsl4c Lard quiet and easy
airy, $3.50 nominal. May, $500 nominal; re-
fined dull: South American. $50; COM
sogngd $780, gs Perk fs df,eT dep pe,9I
supply; weaker; state dairy, 10Q16c; cream
cry, i3u20c; western dairy. i0Qt5ci cream.
cry. 16425c: Elgin. 25c. Cotton seed oil
prime, 26izc; do choice, &c. Petroleum
nominal. Molasses lirm ana unchanged.
Peanuts quiet. Coffee quiet and IN
May. H45ajA56c; July, H. 45c; septem-
Der, l4.50d1455ci spot Rio quiet and steady;
No z, lelae. sugar raw; steady more nor,
and unchanged. breights 10 Liverpool
quiet and steady; cotton. 7-64d; grain, %.
Chicago, FEB. 14--Noon.-The market
Corn, May, 451kc. Pork, May, S10.15. Lard,
May, $6.62i[ ribs, May. 5.27ih.
Chicago, Feb. 14.--Wheat received neigh
borly help from corn to-day, and was
thereby enabled TO weather the adverse
feeling which resulted from dullness and
kind TO disgust spectators, consisting
mainly Of small lots AZ .nrrequent times,
the intervals being devoS q TO the discus
sion Of the privilege agitation. prices IL
can be imagined. did not traverse wide
range during the session. The opening was
heavy, although firm. Prices soon
Gehey Of corn. but lateP ' reeeded when
the coarse grain reacted. MAY wheat
opened at 53l4c. sold between 5S1sc and
5sss 6T53Sic. closing at 53iac--5kc higher than
yesterday. Cash wheat was steady at yes
terday's prices.
Corn led in Interest, strength and ac-
tiyity on the Board Of Trade to-day.
There are several heavy short lines out,
one or two Of tho big houses holding
them. II IL believed that the most If this
corn would be covered on slight provoca-
H.
constant reference to the needs of those
states usually producing q surplus, but
now actually requiring supplies, is heard.
Around 45i2c tor May. o leading profess
sional sold rather freely in consequence
of which prices declined from the out
side. May corn opened from 44%c to 445sc:
advanced to 45ik. closing at 45Iza451t c--1lc
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was firm
and half cent higher.
Oats hardened with corn when that
grain relaxed, fell away In sympathy.
There was firm undertone to the market
which was apparently due to natural
strength, but the extremely small bust
ness held prices in check. May closed
shade higher than yesterday. Cash oats
Ac higher.
Provisions--Thsre was 10000 head more
OF hogs packed during the past week than
were packed during the corresponding
week Of 1894. according to the Cincinnati
Price Current. With this statement before
them and with a lower market for live
hogs at the stock yards to-day, there was
no effort made to CO much buying of