The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-09
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New York. Feb s-Flour dun: steady.
WINTER wheat. low grades. S.90N23Q; DO,
lar 70 tsncy sS..5gzI5; DO patents Zen S2.60q
5.VJ. Minnesota clear, S2.2542.6J; do pat
ents, s323d400. low extras, Sl9JG2.30;
southern Hour dull; steady; common to
fair extra, SL90d2.15; good to choice do,
szoJe5.2o; " heat uull; STEADY; no. red,
store and elevator, SHE; anoat. 5Siac. OPP
Tons opened nIm and advanced sc, Tell
re on the issue OF bonds, and. following
the west with The close weak al yester-
Gay prices and 9 moderate trade. No.
red, February oGc; March, 513sc; May,
5S'sc: July, 5914c; August, 59ssc. Corn dun,
ailoat; steamer mixed, 4Sc. options ad-
vanced, but closed weak at partly ibc
decline, with a duh trade May. 49c; July,
45Ac. oats duh; nrmer. Options quiet;
steady; February and May, 33Ac; spot
PRICES, no. 2, 33'sU35isc No. white, 36l2c,
mixed western, 34G35lec Hay dull; steady;
Wool less active; firm; domestic fleece, l50
lgc; pulled, l2U33c. BE eff quiet and un-
changed. Beef hams duh and unchanged.
Tlerced beef quiet; city extra India mess,
alAoU014 50. Cur meats frmer; picked bel
lies, use; shoulders, 4j2c hams, 7i4QSc
Lard Quleti easy; western steady; $3.50;
February, S6.95, nominal May, 500, NOM
inal; refined quiet; continent, $40; South
America, S7.75; compound, S500n5.25. Pork
dull: steady; mess, S1.25dtl2O0. Butter
fair; dull and firm; state dairy, l0Qlsc
do creamery, l6Q25c. Cotton seed oil quiet
steady; crude, &c; yellow prime, 25n2oi e;
90 GHQiGEs EOr2aLElC. IElIOlEulM HQilA4llhl
kce fairly active; hrnl; domestic, fair
TO extra, 41a06c; Japan, 4AG4lac. Molasscs
firm; unchanged. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
auet loa29 points s down j., Masgoh; I4i4 Sl
a. 20ul4 25c; October. 14,20d14S0c; Deem
Der, "a 2OQl4.2O; spot Rio dull; steady; NO.
7. l6Ac. Sugar raw, dull; steady; far
refining 1l-16c; refined quiet and steady:
off A, 7-16c; standard A, 3. t5 l5-l6c: cut
loaf and crushed, 4}su4 9-l6c; granulated.
S7sd4 l-l6c. Frelghts, to Liverpool quiet;
81 axy. 4. IN, fs,o1
Chicago, Feb. S.-Foreign and New
Workers came TO the support of wheat this
morning, the former buy ng freely at New
York, presumably because of the cold
weather, which is prevailing abroad as
well as on this SIDE of the Atlantic. and
the latter In turn buying in this market,
thout having any clear concept on Of
why they were do ng so. The 10, nj crowd
sold considerable wheat yesterday at the
close and finding the inclination of prices
at the opening this morning were upward
instead Of downward, likewise changed
front. Pardr dee was the be I seller. his
offerings and those Of his followers MAX
ing little impression at FIRST, but finally
winning on. May wheat opened a. SIC,
sold between 5IAd54ssc and 5}12c. closing
q $3.50 536aC--a shade under yesterday.
Cash wheat was dull, be of the light
arrivals and offerings Prices were nom
inally unchanged.
Corn-The cold weather continued to
impart hrmness to corn and the shorts
wera corresPoaeingly uncomfortable dur
sert themselves before the close, the de-
cline. in wheat serving to modify the
strength 10 a marked extent and the offer
tngs eventually fore ng prices below yester
days closing figures. May corn opened
from 4hilc TO 455sc. ranged between 457sc
and Az 45c and closed at i5c-Ac under
yesterday. Cash corn was dull and I'M
changed
Oats were almost neglected. They were
governed IN Their tr fling changes by the
action of larger markets, the opening be-
ing firm and the close easy. May oats
closed Unbalanced from yes erday. No
change was reported in the cash market,
where the trade was exceedingly light
Provisions-The packers were on the
selling side of product to-day end the mar
ket in oneequence thereof declined not
w,thstanding good reports from the yards
as to the hog trade. The opening was
fairy firm. but the later action was not
in Iine with the start. A the close, May
porl5 ives 221sc under yesterday. May lard
nc uncer and May ribs Zoe lower. Do
nestle markets We're quiet and easier.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Cpeuing Highest. Lowest Closing.