The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-30

weak; common to fair extra, s190@2 so;
good to choice do, S2S43.40 Wheat more
store and elevator. 561sc; afioat, 572lc. OPP
tons were active, excited and irregular,
opening weak and declining at l4Gll5c;
price rallied &c, closing steady at IaQa4c
and February, 56i2c; May, 5z1sc. Corn
more active; weaker; No. 2, =7lc elevator;
clining l1sc, rallying lc and closing steady
at 7sq11sc below yesterday; January, 47Ac;
February 47Ac; March, 573lc. oats
dull and weaker; options easier; January
and February, 33lsc; May, 32$zc; spot No.
2, 34q34i4c; mixed western, 3412Q36c. Hay
quiet and steady; shipping, 50q55c; good
to choice, 7OQ75c; Wool fairly active and
hrm; domestic fleece, l5419c; pulled, 129
3Sc. Beef dull; extra mess, S7.25d775
Tierced beef dull; city extra mess, 81. 800
l4-50 Cut meats quiet and weak; picked
do hams. 71zGSc; middles nominal Lard
more active; lower; western steam, $40;
city, s6.25; January. $50 nominal; May
$3.50 nominal. Refined lower; continent
BAG. Pork quiet and weak; mess, Sll.25l
dL15. Butter quiet; choice firm state
dairy, $1o0oa1s0o: creamery. $l4.44@2l. 90;
western dairy, I0@15c; creamery. 14Q24c:
Elgin, 24c. Cotton seed oil quiet ard
easy; crude, 22Q2215c; yellow prime, 260
2675c; do choice, &c. Petroleum, nominal.
and unchanged Peanuts quiet. Coffee
barely steady; 1920 points down: Janu-
airy, l470; March, l475114.S0, May, IA GOO
i470ai4S0; october, 1465dSi1.76 No 51eni,
Der, 1475; December. 14.75G14s0; spot Rio
quiet and steady no. z, ice. Sugar, raw,
quiet and steady. Freights to Liverpool,
little firmer, more doing; cotton 3-32d !:
grain, 1szd asked.
Chicago, Jan. 29-Speculation took i'll al
the reception accorded to the Presidents
message by congress yesterday. There was
a feeling of uneasiuess ana unrest in all
the board Of trade markets for that rea-
son to-day. a loss Of over night in wheat
was shown at the opening, and another
flood of liquidating sales followed. The
weakness resulting was more pronounced
than at any time since the present long
term of depression. The last hour of the
session was given over, to. covering of
Shorts which rallied prices to a fair
extent. The routine news had little effect
on the trade. The universal opinion be-
ing that strong prices would not avail
till something was accomplished in the
direction of relief of the general business
situation. Bradtsreets report gave an in
crease of 5000 bushels in the worlds avail
able stocks. May wheat opened from 50
to 5234c, declined to 52c, rallied to 527sc,
terday. Cash wheat was 154%c under yes
terday. Nominal hrmness marked the
close.
Corn-This market promptly declined at
the opening sales of long corn being
large ana margins expiring on numerous
open trades. the stop loss orders came in
~ AuIllcf SilpudSllc the weakness. lnefe
was no effort made to check the down
ward inclination, covering of Shorts be-
ing performed with difficulty, no necessity
for bidding arising. An increase in stocks
of $4,000 bushels was reported by Brad
street. A portion of the loss was regained
before the close. May corn opened from
444sc TO 44c, declined to 4zlze, ra lied to
a33sc, where it closed, lc under yesterday
Cash corn. 1c lower.
Oats-Observing that everything else
was depre ciating, occasion was taken by
two or three prominent professionals, to
raid the oats market. Nobody felt in
elined to exert themselves as supporters
of that grain so that prices were not sus-
tanned. May closed I9Nssc under yester-
rrr~4er9fe rocOverv favf~g fake
place in the last hour OF trading. Cash