The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15

Southern flour dull: common TO fair ev-
ira SzWQ21U; good to choice do s. -
500. Wheat spot market duh, lower: vfrS
optionsi NO. red store and elevator. 6I7.e.
ahoat, 62l8Q62Sac; options We're moders7-'
~ active and unsettled, declining ~. ~
lying and closing easy at 1zd5sc beiovv
yesterday; sales included No red ~
use; September, 6l7sc October 62isc. ~,
cemoer, &c Corn, spot frmer and Grief.
No ?, 5sl4c elevator; 59i4c a1Oat: oDtions
declined early, but rallied, closed firm =
partly &c advance; September 3Sisc: o.
toher, sc; May, 35i4c. Oats spots 5r517.
nominal; options neglected. unchangei.
September, 24c; October use: DecemRe-'
2fze; May, 26c; spot prices, No. 2 24c. ~
z, "nlte, zo1zc; mixed western, 25d26c Ha['
steady spring, 56u70c good TO choics'
s9GsOc. Wool firm, rather quiet; dornesris
heece, l0q22c; pulled 15034c. Beef steaJ,.
qIlet' family, SS.OfHl2O0; extra mess 81 =
qSOO; beef hams dull weak, Sl5O1: tier1.I
peel strong, moderate demand; city extra
1ndla mess, Sl6.5gGl7.O0. cut meats GIIi-
weak; picked bellies 6I5G6skc: shouId.-e'
DC; middles, nominal Lard quiet fo4,
western steam closed at soc: city. ~.
options sales none; October closed. 8 H.,
nominal; January 6-15c; nominal: refir.i
quiet; continent 6.60c; South American
o.SOci compound, 4ssQ5c. Pork about steady
good demand. mess, $l0.25dl0.75 Butrer
firm and fairly active; state dairy ia
lsci do creamery, 2ed2O5kc; western rs,
9lsQlSc; Elgins 2O1ze. Tallow about steady.
quality. Cotton seed oil, firm; moderate
demand; crude 24c; prime yellow 80
asked; do good of grades, 26G2614c. Rice
nrn; domeshc fair TO extra, S3s06c; ia
pan, 3AQ4c. AIolasses, foreign. nominal.
New Orleans, open kettle, good to chOica'
zoqSSc, hrm, moderately active. Peanuts
quiet. Coffee closed firm, 1Gd20 points up:
october, 46OQlA65c; December l4S5c.
March, l3.95G14O0c; May. 13. 7Gc; spot MD
dull; steady; No. Z, 153zc. Sugar. raw firm.
fairly active; fair refining &c; refined quiet
firm; off A 15-1604 3-16c; standard A
4kQ4 7-l6c; cut loaf and crushed. IA
l-l6c; powdered, raQ4 1l-16c; granulated
4l4d4 9-16c; cubes. 1901 11-l6c. Freights 10
Liverpool dull and nominal: cotton bv
steam, 7-6id; grain by steam, gid
Chicago, Sept H. nOOn.-The marlxat
opened for wheat, September, 561sc: corn
september, Sllsc; pork, September, S. 1915.
S5.27ik.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE financial Sit
uation took all the stiffening out of wheat
to-day. Yesterday afternoon confidence
was partly restored by the reports thar
the bond syndicate We're about to deposit
something like 5000 900 in gold with ina
treasury, but the dispatches in this morn
ing's papers showed that the syndieafs
does not consider itself in any way bound
70 keep up the government reserve. The
New York stock market was again furth-
er depressed from the feeling of uneasI-
ness caused by the gold exports of TODAY
and wheat took the example and also De.
clined. The weakness was most uro
nounced curing the final half hour holders
showing great zeal in their efforts to sell.
whilst the bears were courageously
pounding the market. December wheat
opened JS7s@5S4c, sold between 585sc and
ol9sc, closing at the latter, 1Ssc under yes
terday. Cash wheat was weak and about
l cent per bushel lower.
Corn-The weakness of wheat and the
leading cause therefor found its way into
the corn market Those who owned the
stuff were only too willing to dispose "
it, whilst the irrepressible Short" seller
was very much in evidence. Had the bus
mess been larger no doubt prices would
have suffered more than they did but
pressure. May corn opened at 29Ac sold
between 299sc and 29c, closing at the lat
ter, Aq3sc under yesterday. Cash corn
was firm early, but gradually softened
and the close was easy.
Oats-The oats market was affected in
an unfavorable manner by the action OF
wheat and corn and by the causes which
The elevator interests bought October
somewhat freely, but at the same time
they sold the May. May oats closed q Of
a cent per bushel lower. Cash oats were
firm early, closing easy.
Provisions-The price of all articles in
this market was lower to-day. The spec
ulative sentiment was such that the buy
ers were loathe to take hold whilst
longs" sold moderately not wishing 10
carry the property under prevailing mon
etary conditions. The hog market was ir-
regular, some grades being quoted firm
whilst others were weak. This did not
seem to have any material bearing on the
provision trade to-day At the close Oc-
tober pork was 1919 cents lower than yes
terday. October lard, 5N7Ik cents lower
and October RIBS 10 cents lower Domes.
tic markets were quiet and easier.
Leading futures ranged as follows
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