The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-10

505Ac; hams Sl4dS%c; middles nominal.
Lard, quiet; weak western steam, 5.h2ibc
asked city, 5.l5c; December, $500, nominal
rehned quiet; continent, &c; South Ameri-
can, 63Cc; compound, $1,000. Pork dun,
weak; mess, S9.O0d950. Butter choice
strong; fair demand: state dairy l9G22c:
DO creamery, lSdp25c; western dairy, luH0
I1c. Cotton seed oil quiet; firm; crude, 26c
yellow prime, new, 2Yd29isc; do off grades,
2Slac. Rice firm, fair demand; Domestic
ialr to extra SaoAc; Japan, SA@ic. Mo-
lasses. quiet firm: New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice, new, 27035c. Peanuts,
quiet. Coffee, easy, 15dSOc points doNn;
| l3Soc; March, 13.50G13.75c: April, - 2jc;
May. l295Gl3O5c; July, II. 45dl2.60c: Sep
tember, 12.O5c; spot Rio quiet; firme-; No.
z 4lac; Sugar raw. quiet; firm; fair re-
filming 3lsq3Ac; refined moderately active;
! steady; on A, 43-lGN43sc; standard a, 4gkc;
cut loaf and crushed 5Ac; graduated, 4Aa
4sIc. Freights to Liverpool steady, quiet;
cotton by steam, 6-6ld; grain by steam,
Chicago. Dec. .. noon.-The market
I opened for wheat, December, 577sc; corn,
december. 26c; pork. December, SnH;
lard, January, $527la; ribs, January $4.30.
Chicago, Dec. "a decrease I'm the WISH
bic supply of wheat of 117,O00 bushels in
stead OF an increase of about 100000,
as had been looked for caused conster-
nation in the bear camp to-day. An adj
vance of 1tac resulted in a singular feat
ure being the relative small amount OF
stun sold on the rise. Shorts sold and
| took the wheat back again on each frac-
] llOHdi ADVANCE, the market all the time
/ presenting an unusually active appear
/ ance. Early the crowd was banking on
/ large increase in stocks under the ef-
/ fective expectation prices easily declined
! lsc, but, as the figures were received
/ from the different points included in the
/ statement. it became apparent that there
/ was misrepresentation, and values stead
/ lily recovered what they had previously
| lost. The final announcement causing a
sharp bulge, the strength being maintain
| ed until the close. May wheat opened
! from 6llRW6l$c, sold between 61Ac and
63Ac closing at 62Mm63c-lIsc higher than
! Saturday. Cash wheat was firm and 1Ac
! higher.
| Corn-The corn market depended and
/ relied on wheat for impulse. The down
| ward inclination of the finer grain early
/ was more willingly participated in, how
ever than the later advancing tendency.
/ The trade in this grain looks with con-
| siderable doubt on any immediate appre-
/ citation in values, and for that reason were
| adverse to buying any great amount, even
| though IL was raining with alacrity. May
corn opened at zee, sold between 285sc and
/ 29lsc, closing at the outside, unchanged
| from Saturday. Cash corn was quiet and
/ steady
The oat market was, as usual. lethar-
gic. A very narrow range, with the tenn
| per of the other markets governing the
/ moderate fluctuations, was noted May
/ oats closed unchanged from Saturday.
| Provsions-Again the hog market was
| lower this morning, and product traders
were discouraged on the news. Packers
! sold considerable and holders of long
stuff were disposed to liquidate. Under
| these conditions there was not much
/ strength. At the close May pork was
sc under Saturday, May lard and ribs
/ each 2l3c lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.