The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-24
GRAIN. PROI-IsIoNs. ETC.

New York, Sept. 23.-Flour barely
steady; light demaYl; winter wheat low
patents, $3,50Q36o; Minnesota clear, $500
2s0; patents, S3.2003 go; low extras, $2.16W
ESQ. Southern icui' quie and steady;
choice do, sssoas.Cs Rg1heat dull, iSc up;
End sSs@si rs ae ssa sss SPs ~
rallied 9s@a4c closing firm but dull at
&c over satqrda 81 No, red, May,
December, 6lc. Corn dull and easier; No.
?. 3712Q3SAc elevator; 3Sssc afioat options
We're dull and weak al A4Ac decline;
September, 3ilRc6 December, 35hc; May,
$3.50. Oats quiet, lower for white; options
dun and weak; September, 2SMc; Octo-
5 Der, 2s8Ae; Deeeylber, 24Ae;; spot No 2.
quiet and steady; shipping, 65Q zoe; good
to choice, S5Q90c. Wool quiet and firm;
domestic fleece 10Q22o; pulled, 15QSic;
family. S9.OOGl2cO; extra mess, s7bOd80O;
beef hams firm, Sl550; tierced. moderate
demand and teady; city extra. India
mess, Sl65Oni7 %; cut meats duh and
steady; picket bellies, 6Ac; shoulders,
532c; hams, 9q9Ae; middles nominal Lard
steady better demand; western steam,
S6.2212; city, S6dWG6.05; october, $500 nomi-
nal; refined m pre active: continent, $685.;
South Amer lean, $500; compound,
45sc Pork m -iderate demand and weak;
mess, $9.7j0lt 90 Butter, best grades
firm; state da Try, 12G20c; creamery 2liad
&c; western dairy 9]s4f3c; creamery, $50
80 IAASlls AGC fsABS QulNl anu irregular
state and Pennsylvania, Ice. Tallow firm
and quiet; ty, 4hc bid country, 4hA
4}Ac; cotton eed oil quiet and unchauged.
Petroleum, m 3derate demand; refined, New
York, 800: do in bulk, 81. 45Gt4.60. Rice
firm and moderate demand; domestic to
extra, 1906 ! Japan, S}tgie. Molasses,
choice, 1923 moderate demand and firm.
Peanuts quiet Coffee firm and 10 points
steady; No. 7, S1536 Sugar, raw, dull. but
firm, refine fairly active; firm off A, 4hc;
standard 10. 2, 1904 9-l6c; cut loaf and
4 11-i6c Fyeights, to Liverpool, market
quiet and firm; cotton, S1ad; grain. 2lad,
ened for wheat September, 573sc; corn,
September, 3l1Ac; oats, September, 1890;
pork, Oct 3ber, S.s2]2; lard. October, $3.50;
Chicago, Ill., Sept. 2S-The last minute
OF to-day s session was more exciting than
the balail ice of the day in the wheat mar
ket. The e was q decided furry during the
sixty SCI ,Onds, and prices rose half Of
cent per bushel. The buying appeared TO
result fl ON the decision of the ware house
commit zee touching the elevator contro-
Versy Though the decision was made
public property full two hours before the
close. s'fhe opinion handed down was ad-
sNerse to the warehouse men, who have
been dealing in the grain market but 1t
is unf terstoOd that the matter Will now
the Il me before the close. there was lit
tie in terest In trading. First prices were
lower than last ones OF Saturday. a rally
succe eding and the tone varying but lie
tie. '5ubsequently. December wheat open
ed II 'onr55is to 573l, advanced to 5s1s clos
ing at 5S3sd5Sla-14G3s higher than Satur-
day. Cash wheat sold al steady prices
Tho outcome Of to-day's trading IN corn
showed a slight loss in prices, although
thfs business was transacted subject to
IA rly steady feeling. May corn opened at
~ 3, sold between 2S@la28fs and 29lsQ29i+-
q osing at 2SAQ28B-B under Saturday.
B q orn did not partake of the closing
Strength of wheat. Cash corn was steady
{ o a shade lower.
No notable variations took place in oats
The situation resembles that of corn, in
that the crop is large and the supplies of
old oats are coming forward freely The
/ action of the two markets puts consider
able similarity. May oats closed unchang-
ed from Saturday. Cash oats were Adh
per bushel lower.
Provisions were moderately active and
prices ruled almost unchanged. The hog
market communicating the maintaining
force. A certain amount of liquidation In
the October option, both by longs and
shorts Is looked for from now on and the
weight Of the buying or selling viii go. a
great way toward defining the exact stat
us of values. At the close to-day october
pork and lard were unchanged and Ooto-
Der ribs five cents lower