The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-20
r.. i. SPERRY Il CO.,
DEALERS ~
Southern Securities,
239 r. GERMAN ST. BALTIMORE. MD.
Entire issues bought. Advances
made or marketable eoiIateraIs.

lions more active and frmer; September.
-ltscs OcLOoers Zt.zcs December, Zoes May,
25.se' spos prices; No ?, 25e; No. white.
2Su-ylc No. : choice, Z5asc No. 3. 2li4c
No. white 2lc; mixed western, 25Gztc,
White DO. Zln35c. white state. TIS3c. Hay
abOu- steady, shipping, 6oGl0c; good 10
choice, s5asjc. " COL quiet; frmeri Co
mess.c ueeces lO4--c; pulled. l5Q5ic; Tex
a, l0d lac. Beef firm; family, S900dl2.0o.
extra mess. Sl-5euS.o0. Beef hams easy;
$i5-Oo, Iierced beef FIRM moderate Ce-
mand; city extra India mess, S4s00GI7.00.
cut meats stronger; fair demands pick
led bellies, S6.50I6. IS; shoulders, $3.50, hams.
higher; western steam closed at S6.3U per
hundred pounds; city, $50 options sales.
none; October closed S6.2Il2 nominal; re-
nned quiet; continent, S6.65; South Amer
lean, S6.yJ; compound, 4ssu5c. Pork uui;
steady mess, SlQ.Ocql029. Butter, fancy,
In demand ana firmer; state diary, l2iza
Slzul3c; Eigins, 2lQ21isc. Tallow strong;
wanted; city. 4lec bid, country, 4A44fszc.
Cotton seed oil about steady; quiet; crude
&c; yellow prime, 26A42le; 90 good OF
grades 26d26hc; refined New York. $I.lU,
Philadelphia, SI05; do in bulk, $455Q4.G9.
Rice, moderate demand; firm; domestic,
far 10 extra, 33sGt6c; Japan, 5sau4c. Mo-
lasses, foreign, nominal, New Orleans
open kettle, good TO choice, 25032c; moo
erately active; firm. Peanuts firm; un-
changed Coffee closed firm, lJQS0 points
up; September. 1A95c; october, 1AS5Mlf.95c;
December l4.59Ql4.65c; March. 1860 l4.20c;
spot Rio steady, NO. Z. 1534c. Sugar, raw,
quiet and firm; fair refining, 3u3lsc, of A,
4QiAc; standard y, 4 5-l594ac; cut Ioa-.
4 l5-l6U5lsc; crushed. 4 l5-l605Se; grant,
lated, 4 5-l5043sc. Freights 10 Liverpoo;,
market, grain more active and firm; co..
ton, by steam, S-S2d; grain, by steam,
Chicago. Sept. 10. noon.-The market
opened Tor wheat. September, 60isc asked;
corn, September, 33iac; oats, September,
29tsc; pork, October. SS;22l2; lard, October,
S5.Sj; ribs, October, S5.l5.
Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. l9.-Wheat advanced
this morning with so much show ana pOmp
that for a time the bulls were deluded into
the hope that the tide had at last turned
but they were forced to alter their minds
before the session closed, for, not only
was the entire mornings appreciation lost
but lew fractions more were dropped
from values. Partridge was the buyer to-
day. That is TO say his purchases led all
others in size, and their extensive proper
lions caused the early bulge. BY noon,
however, he withdrew from the market
and the crowd came to the conclusion
that the plunger's short line was out of
the way. me support then became very
lukeWarm, and as the feeling developed
weakness, offerings enlarged and the natu-
raj consequence lower prices followed De
eember wheat opened from $3.50 to soc, sold
between 6lssQ 55$sc, closing at 59l2c; sellers,
9sc under yesterday.
Corn followed the example of wheat
early ana advanced, but when the col
lapse of the boom in the me grain took
place, there was no pretense for tirmness
in the coarse. 1t was a very unattractive
and undressing session. Some shorts
covered early, but put the corn out later
the trade being entirely local in charac-
ter. May corn opened at 1850, sold be-
tween 3Uc and 1sdzyssc, closing at 295sc
asked-a shade under yesterday. Cash corn
was steady TO &c higher.
Oats-Scarcely enough business was
transacted in oats up to the time that
wheat broke to establish quotations Even
on the decline that ensued there was but
a moderate trade. May oats closed
shade lower than yesterday. Cash oats
sold at A0lsc advance, but closed easy.
Provisons-A very slight Improvement in
point of activity was noted in provisions
to-day. The business was still in a con-
dition far from what would be classed as
normal The strength Of wheat governed
the tone early, then when that failed, the
market suffered depreciation, but pre-
sented some steadinessfat the close. The
hog market was generally firm At the
close October pork was unchanged. Octo-
Der lard and ribs each 7l2c higher. Domes-
tic markets were quiet and firm.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HiRhest Lowest Clnsinr