The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-28
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Sept. 27-Flour, quiet, very
steady. Winter wheat, low grades, $2 15GD
fancy S2.6OQS.25; patents, $S.SOQ35o; Min
nesota clear, $2.50Q2.90; patents, 49, 2O6I4. 10;
southern flour, quiet, steady; common to
fair extra, $2.006i270; good to choice do,
81. SOd3.1O. Wheat, SPOT market unsettled
quiet, closing steady; No. 2 red store and
elevator, 603sc; afioat, 661sc; options opened
nervous eI.3 and higher on local buying and
helped by the excitement in cotton; ca
bles We're quiet and prices declined NC
closing steady a &c over yesterday; Sep
TENDER, 64%c; October, Sc; December,
steady; No. 2, 3S14c, elevator; 39Ac afioat;
options advanced sc, fell 1890 closing
vance; September S77sc; October, 375sc;
December 36Ac, May, 351zc. Oats, spots
quiet; mixed firm; white, nc lower; Cpl
TONS, dull, unchanged; September, 24ssc;
spot: No. 2, 24Ac; mixed western, 25d27c.
hay steady cleaning up better; ship
Wool, quiet, firm; domestic fleece, i0a22c.
Beef, quiet, unchanged; beef hams, dull,
$I5Wgl5.50; tierced beef, strong; city ex-
s va, $55aO; cut firmer; picked bellies, &c;
er, quiet; western steam closed 6.3Oc
asked; option sales, none; October, 625c;
pound, 412Q5c; Pork, f1rmer; moderate de-
mand; mess 50. 100000. Butter. moderate
demand. Tallow, quiet, f1rmer; city,
Z 5-l6c; country, 46G412c. Cotton seed oil,
nrmer, moderate demand crude, 24c; yell
low prime, 27Q271sc; do good off grades,
5N92 a,,! Petroleum, steady; refined,
New York, $40; Philadelphia, $7O5; do
IN bulk, $4.5Od460c. Rice, steady; domes-
tic fair to extra, 3%Q6c; Japan, 35s0324c.
1MoiIaisses, nominal; New Orleans open
6 9e11ie jgood to choice. 26QS2c, moderate
closed firm, unchanged, to q ip points O up;
september, l525c; October, 15.05c; Novem-
1t,zOg I425c; May. 15.S5c; spot Rio, dull,
steady; No. Z, 1870. Sugar, raw, dull,
urn; falr refining, 3lsG8Ac; refined, quiet,
nErm; off A, 4 LISA 5-16c; standard A,
4 7-l6q4zsc; cut loaf and crushed, 5 1-169
274c; graduated, 4 7-1604%c. Freights to
Liverpool, market dull, nominal; cotton
Dy steam, 3-32d; grain, 214d.
chicago, Sept. q, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, September, 591zc; corn,
september, 3l1hc; pork, October, S. 20;
6 alu, october and January, $5.S71a; ribs,
Chicago, Sept. 27.-From the manner in
Mhlen wheat trading started IN this morn
record Of the days doings in the market
would show a goin of some Importance in
Prices' put quite the contrary was the re-
suit. First quotations We're from sc to
esc above the final ones of Yesterday. with
the local crowd playing for a sharp ad-
vance. Almost at the outset, however,
buyers met with enormous offerings, a
Secllne Immediately taking place. New
orkerS We're selling here and foreigners
We're selling in their market. st. Louis
mad wheat on sale and il was but a short
time until local longs changed their atti-
tude. Liverpool quotations were higher,
9ut private adyices from that place gave
decidedly bearish opinions on the market.
Within an hour of the close the crowd,
Iea by a prominent scalper, turned bullish
ana worked prices back to about yester-
udy closing figures. December wheat
opened from 611ac to 61sc, declined to 603sc,
closing at size bid-5sc higher than yes
Iefday. cash wheat was easy, but closed
nominally steady
Corn was again dull to the verge of neg
lect. NO news of any moment and no or
GERS OF consequence reached the pit and
traders found their motive for Advancing
or depressing prices in the action OF
wheat. May corn opened from 29stc to
1sc under yesterday. Cash corn ruled
steady.
oats were again lifeless, prices hanging
around one quotation most of the day The
strength or weakness of leading markets
was felt to the extent of a fraction. May