The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-29

pc; mixed western, 24025isc Wool quiet
unchanged; domestic fleece. 16422c; pull
ed, l5Q34c- Beef, quiet, steady; family,
5.OO0lZO0s extra mess, S.5JdS.00. Beef
hams dun, $500; tierced beef nrmer, quiet;
city extra India mess, Sl6.000llO0; cut
meats easy, dull. picked bellies. 6isc;
mai. Lard easier, quiet; western steam
closed at oSJc asked; city, 5.6Oc, October
9-glc nominal; refined quiet; continent
soc; South American, 6.15c; compound
4lsQfsc. Pork dull, steady: mess, $500
1923. Butter steady, moderate demand;
state dairy l2G2lc; do creamery, 22l20 BE;
western dairy, lC1l5c; Elg.ns, DC. Tai
low, weak, quiet; city, 4sQ4 slice; country
4Al 04'2c. Cotton seed oil weak, quiet,
crude, 24024iac; yellow prime, 2l%tc; do off
grades, 26lz027lac. Rice, moderate demand
steady; domestic fair TO extra, 3A45ci
Japan, S5s0S&sc. MOlGsses, foreign, nOmi-
mai; New orleans open kettle good to
choice, 26G32c firm. PEANUTS steady. Cof-
lee quiet. unchanged TO 10 points up; Oc-
tobcr, l5.0C0l5.1Jc; November, 15.O0ql5.cjc;
December lAS00l4S5c; January, l4.65c;
March, 14.35c; May, 1850; spot Rio duh,
steady No. z lose. Sugar, raw steady
dull; fair refined, SIC refined steady,
quiet; off a, 4 3-l6Nf3sc; standard A. 45sc;
cutloaf and crushed, SIC; graduated,
45sG4%c. Freight 20 Liverpool. cotton
quiet; grain firm; room scarce; cotton by
steam, T-Gid; grain. by steam. Siad.
Chicago, Oct 2S.-The market opened
for wheat, December, 6O14c; corn Octo-
her, 29A asked; pork, october, $3.50 asked;
lard, October, S5.52ia ribs. October, $40.
Chicago, oct. 2S.-There was an album
dance of news in wheat to-day, but bus
mess was insufferably dull AS foreign
ers are not taking an active part in the
market it remains for the home trade
to decide matters for itself and on the
issues Of dry weather and the supplies in
the northwest values are likely to be
settled. The Thoman crop report was
out to-day 1t stated that rain was urg-
emily needed and also indicated cur
tailment Of the area owing to the unfav-
OTllle weather. The Orange Judd Far
mer was likewise bullish in its summary
The market opened firm this morning
on the drought and soon declined on the
Northwestern receiving l,1O cars and
lower Liverpool cables. When puts were
reported, support enough developed to
enable prices to hold steadily until the
close The visible supply occasioned sur
prise, increasing, as it did, 4,2Sz000 bush
els, where not more than 2,O00,0CJ bushels
gain was looked for, but it had no eff
feet whatever on prices. December
wheat opened at 6O2ic, declined to 601sc,
closing a G0Ac-4d3sc under Saturday.
Cash wheat was easier and l4c per bushel
lower.
Corn-The principal cause of an an
noyance to corn shorts was partially re-
moved by fair receipts this morning 1875
cars, twenty-six more than estimated ar
irving. The decline in wheat also exer-
cised a detrimental influence in corn
prices. The Thoman crop re-
port 81, estimated d59 StS nu the late crop
Orange Judd Farmer placed it at 2272,
09O00O bushels. Business was still of a
draggi-; kind, nothing interesting trans
piring throughout the session. May corn
opened at 292sc. declined to 29is029Ac,
closing at 29Ac-ls4Ac under Saturday.
Cash corn was easy and &c lower.
Oats.-ln oats, as usual, there was
practically nothing doing. To agree with
the course of wheat and corn, prices
were easy Estimates are in excess of
any previous one. May oats closed I'M
changed from Saturday. Cash oats were
AQlac lower.
Provisions.-The run of hogs was great
er even than the free estimate on Sat
urday 5000 arriving. Under the cir
cumstances prices at the yards were of
course lower, and responsive to the fact,
product also declined. Business was still
in a lifeles condition and nothing out of
the ordinary was noted in the trade. The
close was 5Q7l5c lower for January pork.
PIC lower for January lard
and 21245c lower for January ribs. Do
nestle markets were quiet and easy and
Liverpool was steady.
Leading Futures Hanged as Follows:
ODeniQg. Highest Tsowcsf Closing