The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14

and steady; western steam. $3.50: city.
612M69sc; February, $500 nominal; May.
$40; South American. sz75; compound,
51sH5ssc. Pork moderate and steady
mess, 81. 25a12OO. Butter quiet and steady
state dairy, 10d1sc; creamery, 13a20c;
Elgin 26c. Cotton seed oil quiet and
steady; crude, &c; yellow prime. 2612c;
choice. &c. Petroleum nominal; Rice
firm and unchanged. Molasses fairly act
i've; unchanged. Peanuts steady Coffee
quiet, 15M25 20 nts up; February. 100
March, l4.6oq1470; April. May and Sep
r o quiet and steady; NO. z. l6hc. Sugar,
raw. steady; light demand; fair refining.
11-16c; refined duh and steady off A,
cut Ioaf and crushed. 4sST4 s-i6c: granu-
lated, 35k74 l1-16c Freiphts Liverpool.
quiet and steady; cotton 7-64d: gran, "a.
opened-Wheat, May. 533sc; corn, Nav.
DISC; pork, May, sl0.2J: lard. May. $3.50;
Chicago. Feb. IS Wheat received trans
itorv relief from the monotony caused by
duiIness and heavy declining prices, when,
about the middle Of the session Liverpool
reported an advance or "a &c; corn also
throwing some Of Its strength into the
market. There WIS but scant encourage
merit for the bulls. taking everything as
n whole and the temporary relief proved
unavailine and unsubstantal. There was
consiGe ra bic gossip from Argentine 10
day. One report gave out that the eXpor-
table supply now ava able IN that coun-
try was 10000 tons. The Argentine con-
sui al New York was quoted as stating
that 100000 tons was probably closer
estimate. A New York exporter had pri-
vate mail advices from Liverpool stating
that up to Jan. q, 50 steamers had been
chartered TO carry grain from Argentine.
Bradstreets report Of decrease IN the
worlds visible supply or 558WJ bushels
was disappo' ing and was the occasion
of a major portion of the late selling, the
pressure of which weakened the market
TO 5S1kc; sold between 53Ag5Szse, and
531Lc closing at 53ssc-Ac under Monday.
Cash wheat was steady
Corn-The trading in corn YVES depress-
fng1y dull during the early hours of the
session, most of the business being of a
local scalping order, and very light at
that About the middle of the session there
was a unanimous movement by shorts to
cover IN their trades. St Louis report
ing a sale OF 100000 bushels of cash corn
for shipment east, and at the same me
ket. Pefore the close prices eased of
some from the opening May corn opened
ut 44ibc sold between 44Ssc and 45zsc, clos
ing al 447sG45c-H ssc higher than Mon
7av. Cash corn was A4izc per bushel
lower
Oate-FIuctuations in oats seemed to
take place under protest. II was dull
trade without azure, ana absolutely un-
interesting Variations were in accord with
those OF the larger markets. Bradstreets
reported a decrease of 10000 bushels in
took. May closed isc01sc higher than on
Monday. Cash oats were easy and 12c
over
Provisions were firrner and higher The
r1In Of hogs was light and the market al
the yards both yesterday and to-day was
higher. The feeling was extended into the
iroduct trade, prices maintaining q firm
tone THROUGHOUT The packers bought faif
1uant'Fes, and shorts did a mode rate
'rrount of coVer'ng. Liverpool was easy
Domestic markets were quiet and firm.
Leading features ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing