The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-11
GRAIN. PRoYIsIoNs. EMO.

pounds; spirits. zoe.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.
New York. Oct. l0-FIour duh. barely
steady; winter wheat. low grades. S2e5ir
zo0; do fair 10 fancy. s.. SOFAS. 40; do pat-
snls, S;5oqS.15; Minnesota clear, S275G
n. pJtSn's, $3.50 W. low extras. S225u
S,egi city mills, SS.S59AC0; do patents,
SAUVd445; southern -four dun, easy; COM
mon 10 tair extra, S2.l0fl2S0; good to
choice do. 50 90032l Wheat spot mar
ket dull. easier. No . red sfora a,,a -.
Vator, 66ss066'sc; ahoat. 6Tisc; options
opened steady at Sc advance. Prices
were firm on rumors of a large export
trade, but later reacted on a denial of
inc rumor. and the close was easy at
Qtze below yesterday. Sales included
no : red, February, 6Siac; March. 69isc;
geAc. Corn, spots quiet and firm; No. ,
St4sc, elevator; SSisc. afloat; options de-
eiined on an expected bearish govern
ering, but closed heavy at Adasc below
yesterday. with light trade; October.
s6lsc; November, S5Ac: December. 349sc:
higher options quiet, frmer; October,
23ssc; November. 23$c; December. 232t /;
May, 25.2c; spot prices, No. ?, 252sc; No.
2 white, 25c; mixed WESTERN 24G25iac.
Hay firmer, clearings up closely; ship
ping, fudi2l2c; good TO choice, S5m95c.
Wool quiet, firm. domestic fleece. i0d22c.
pulled at l5d3ic. Beef steady, quiet:
family, $900ql2.OO; extra mess. $7.5OaSO9;
beef hams inactive, $780, tierced beef
dull, steady; city extra India mess, SlT.00.
cut meats steady, quiet. picked bellies,
6A07c shoulders. 6d64c; hams, 9d9itc
middles nominal. Lard lower. quiet;
western steam closed at 6.l0c; city at
9.i9Q5.9Oc; october closed G.l2l9c; refined
duli continent, 6.50c; September, 6.S5c;
compound, 4ss05c. Pork steady. quiet;
mess, S9.d50lO00. Butter steady moder-
ate demand; state dairy, l2a2le; do
creamery, 22i2a23c; western dairy, l0Ac;
Elgns. pc. Tallow quiet, steady; city.
4ssc; country, 4Ssq49sc, Cotton seed oil
nrm, quiet; crude, 23i5c; yellow prime,
2IiRQ2Sc; do good of grade, &c Petro-
leum steady, quiet; refined New York,
$40; Philadelphia, sos; do bulk, Sl.55W
400 Rice steady, moderate demand; do
nestle fair to extra, 334 use: Japan 39sM
sac. MOlasses, foreign, nominal; New
Orleans, open kettle, good to to choice,
26aS2c; choice firm. Peanuts quiet Cof-
fee closed steady. unchanged to 10 points;
October, l5500t5 Coo; December, 1920;
March. l4.7OulAS5c; May. 1890; spot Rio
firmer, quiet; No. Z, l6ls@l6Ac. Sugar,
8 ssg re f a dary rm OFF a' TsH sse
standard A., l3-l6c; freights to Liver
pool, market dull. nominal; cotton by
steam, 7-64d; grain by steam, 2l2d asked.
opened for wheat, December 60lsc; corn,
October. 2S3ic; pork October, $3.50; lard,
October, S5.75; ribs October St95.
Chicago, Oct 10-After passing through
a session marked by much irregularity
and uncertainty wheat closed weak at al
most the inside, bQAc lower than yester-
the last hour when New York bought
wheat around 6OAc for December, and
wired that twenty-eight loads had been
sold for export. Without moments hesi-
tation the local crowd rushed 10 buy anu
forced prices about lac higher New York
supplying the demand on the bulge. Upon
investigation It was aScertaine1 that not
more than six loads were sold for foreign
shipment. The failure to confirm the first
report resulting in the subsequent weak
ness. At the opening il was evident that
the shorts had hppOma easier in their
minds over the Turkish war scare than
they were at the close yesterday. With
weak, and errauc action being noted AFTER
ward. December wheat opened from COZ
ut0Ac, sold between 6JMW60Mq59Bc, clos
ing at 597s0G0c, with the loss already stat
ed. Cash wheat sold at steady prices,
but closed weak, with the futures
Corn-The trade In corn was repetition
Of yesterday, Tuesday and any day for a
and of such trihing interest was IT, that
the pit was at most times deserted. The
slight fluctuations were Influenced by
wheat. May corn opened at 2Ssd29c, sold
between 29c and 2S4M28Ac, closing at
2S%c-isc under yesterday. Cash corn was
weak and l2Mlc per bushel lower
Oats dragged during the entire session.
Little change in prices took place, varia-
tions rejecting the weakness or strength
Of wheat. May oats closed UNCHANGED
slight fractional changes from yesterdays
quotations being noted
ProVisions-Product was soft to-day.
Whilst there was only a moderate bust
ness, there was nevertheless more disposi
ton to sell than to buy. New product Is
pressing for sale, and the cash demand
is far from being what II should be under
the circumstances The choicest makes of
lard are being delivered on contract,
which is another bearish feature of the
situation. At the close to-day, January
pork was 10c lower, January lard, sc
lower; January ribs 2izM5c lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing