The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-29

ply. 5-16c for city; country. H+a4sc. Cot
ton seed oil firm crude. 2ic: yellow prime,
zlHzii2c; do good OF grades. 26lzc. Petro-
leum steady; refined New York, $40; phil
adeiphia, Sl.o5; do In bulk. Si.55a460. Rice,
moderate demand; steady; domestic. fair
70 extra, Saa6e: Japan, 5tsa5sse. Mo-
lasses; foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good 10 choice, 2sd32c. firm;
moderately active Peanuts steady; Cor
re- closed steady l0925 points up; DC
toher. l5.25n15.50c; December 1495c; March,
dull: steady; No. T. is7 seo' suE aio
raw, quiet; iirm; fair refining. 3ha5Nc:
refined hrm; quiet; off A. 1-l6d4 5-i5c;
standard A. 4 7-l6G4ssc; cut loaf. 5 l-lG0e
yitc; crushed, l-iGn5Ic. powdered 4 ff-IG
g33zHee' granulated. 7-isq49.e; cubes. Ills
hi'sc. freights to Liverpool. market dull;
S5,9i5,on by steam, S-S2q1sdi grain BY steam.
Chicago. Sept q. noon.-The market
opened for wheat. September. &C. corn
September, 32i4c.fpork, September and Oc-
tober. sls.25; lard. September. S.s5: ribs.
September and October s537ls
chicago. Sept 2S.-Notwit hstanding that
cur wheat mU,ket closed yesterday at
practically unchanged prices from the
day before the advices came forward
this morning with Ia advance from I,iv-
erpooL This startled the trade not a little
but the bearish interest offered determined
resistance 10 any response and even sue
Eeeded IN forcing a temporary decline.
But, under the leadership OF one or two
heaVy operators, the bulls assumed an
aggressive attitude and eventually
changed the course From that time until
the close rising values we're in order very
nttle opposition being encountered, the
market closing with a net gain of lac
for the day. Bradstreets reported liberal
shipments from both coasts during the
week Sl5l,OOO bushels. December wheat
opened from 6liacstO SIC sold between
e0isc and 634c-closing at 63c-one &c
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was
strong and lian2c higher
tOrn-The strength which was prevaIent
In wheat through almost the entire session
was OF such a pronounced order that il
was not possible for corn TO escape its
eNhllirating effect. II is true the business
was wanting but the tone was firm and
prices advanced a little. Had either the
outside or local trade attempted to bull
the market, there Is no doubt but that the
assistance furnished by wheat would have
overcome the bearish conditions for a
time. May corn opened at 29kc sold be-
tween 29ssc and 29&c, closing at 29ssc-iklD
Ac higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
hrm and Aalsc per bushel higher
Oats-Ihe short session was not oondu-
GIVE 10 activity In oats. There seems to
be no interest whatever in the market.
and the trade was OF the usual miniature
Kind to-day The strength of wheat ex-
Tended aid TO prices, which held firm
May oats closed nc higher than yester-
bushel higher.
Provisions-The product market was on
the decline, save for few moments az
the start. It was somewhat surprising
that this should be in the face OF the
strength of wheat and an advance in live
hogs. IL was believed the packers were
engaged I'm forcing out some long stufe
and that explanation was probably the
Key to the situation. Last weeks report
Of receipts and shipments OF hogs AZ
Chicago showed an unusually large num-
Der remaining here. which fact was not
construed In a favorable light At tina
close October pork was Sc lower tha1
yesterday, October lard &c lower and
october ribs unchanged. Domestic mar
kets We're quiet and easier
Leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.