The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-20
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, ETC.


New York. Jan 19-Flour, dull. neg
iected, easy; winter wheat low grades
~ Uoq2bOi fair to fancy, S2.50n295; pat
ents, S27503.20; Minnesota clear, $500
2 20; patents, S3.4OQ5.95; low extras, s.. 05lD
ECO; southern flour dull, easy; common 10
fair extra, S2.1003O0; good to choice
~ lOn35O; Wheat dun; 12c lower, steady;
no. 2 red store and elevator 60azc afioat
62h0b PC; options were dun, and 1s6f14c
lower, but closing steady; No. red Jan
uary, 60Ac, February, 6llsc; March, 6lSsc;
May, 62lsc. Corn, duh, easy: No. ?, sic;
elevator, 5lAc, ahoat; options We're dull
and steady, at 6d63lc decline; January,
ole; February and May, 507sc, Oats duh,
lower, weak; options easier January,
SS89sc5 February $3.50; May, S45c; spot
No. ,, 333ic; mixed western. 1412dl5e Hay
dun, easy; shipping, 50Gf55c: good to
choice, 70d 75c. Wool, moderate demand.
steady; domestic fleece, 15c; pulled, 12G
53c. Beef, quiet unchanged; beef hams
dull, lie; tterced beef -dull city extra In
dia mess, 150l6c. Cut meats, quiet weak.
picked bellies 57sc; shoulders, 4l2G45sc;
hams, SdSl2c. Lard, quiet, steady; west
500, nominal; May, 1920 nominal; re-
fined, dull, continent. $3.50: South Amer
lea, $3.50; compound. S2505.37l5. Pork dun,
steady; mess, Sl2 75ul3.00. Butter quieA,
easy; state dairy, l0G20c; creamery, 166
&c; western dairy, 10ql5c; creamery l66t
25c; Elgins, 25c. Cotton seed OIL dull.
prime, 2Sq2S!ac; do choice. 2Slac petro-
leum, nominal Rice, firm fair
demand; domestic fair to extra
4l4c; Japan, 414QH2c. Molasses. steady,
unchanged. Peanuts, dull. Coffee steady
unchanged, to 10 points up; January IA 35G
1870; March, l4.20Q1I25; May, l405; June,
4.i5' September 1920; December, 14.3Oq
lao; spot Rio dull steady; No. T. Ice.
Sugar, raw, dun, steady: fair refining
z9sc; centrituSuls SO test, Sc; refined quiet
steady; off A, 3l2Q3s4c; mould 4, 4 Lisa
ers A, n-16037sc cutloaf and crushed.
t-l6G4 2sc; powdered, 4 1-i644l4c; granu-
lated. 13-l6d4lsc; cubes, 4 1-lGd4I4e.
Frellghts TO Liverpool duh, weak; cotton,
Chicago, Jan. 19.-There was a repetition
Of the dullness of the preceding DAYS of
more pronounced by the Indifference
usually accompanying the half-holiday
session. The opening was nothing more
than steady and up until the close heaVi-
ness reigned in prices. Weekly puts"
were the only support that the market
had, and to them was given the credit of
preventing break of greater proper
tons. May wheat opened from 57k6
5784c to 5734c, declined to 575sc, closing at
5t2c-lsdAc under yesterday. No change
in the prices of cash wheat was reported
Coma bearish sentiment, with the in
clination of wheat to go lower. tended to
promote weakness in corn May corn
opened at 47ssc. touched 472sd471ae immedi-
ately after the opening, thereafter exhibit
ing no strength whatever. declining to 47G
4lsC, closing at 4flsc-Ssc under yesterday
Cash corn, was weak, a, decline of 1a@hc
ally accepted by sellers.
Oats-Selling orders from the country
were on the market to-day in fair num-
bers and local professionals We're on the
top of prices. Nothing very remarka bic
in the business transpired, however, the
trade on the whole being of l-tle impor-
lance. The weakness of wheat had its due
weight in defining the course. May closed
isMLc under yesterday. Cash oats suf-
fered a loss Of 14al4c per bgshal
MISUNDERSTANDING of the product
market gave no relief to the WEAKNESS
prominent in other portions of the floor
to-day. The action of Armour's trader led
to the belief that he was more than will
ing to do some selling, and the crowd i'm
mediately displayed with WEAKNESS about
buying. Slightly lower quotations were
established, the close being 2iac lower than
yesterday, sc lower for May lard and a
shade lower for May ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.