The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-10
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

new YORK, sept. y,-tlour quiet; freely
offered; prices weak; winter wheat, loW
grades, g. 15GD2.60; do fair to fancy, S2.750
80; do patents, $3.J0N375; Minnesota clear,
S5.69qSl0; patents, $5;3gaAgi lew extras,
$L0Od425; southern flour dull, weak: com
mon TO fair extra, S2.C0u2.70; good to choice
DO, $2;9aSO0 Rye -four dull, easy; $.5Qn
30 Wheat duh, easier with options; No.
z red store and elevator, 62jz162Ac, atioat
tZAM63c; options opened weak and declin-
ed 7aqlc; September, 629sc; October, ee2Ac;
active, weaker; No. ?, 3S4 a39c elevator;
33h0g40c afiOat options were dun, but
sstsatdy ht pnehangea PRICES to Sc decline
Oats dull, frmer for white. options dull
firm; September, 2Sl2c; October. 232sc; spot
No. ?, 2315c; No. white 2S4e; mixed wes-
term 2lGf25c Hay light receipts, steady;
spring, 65d70c; good to choice. S509Oc.
WOOD, fair demand; firm; domestic fleece,
10W22c; pulled, l503ic; Texas, 10M14c. Beef
quiet, family, $9OJal20); extra mess, $500
500 Eeef hams duh, weak; $500. Tierced
beef quiet, firm; city extra India mess,
$l6;5Odl7 o. Cut meats easy, quiet; picked
9Ac. Lard quiet, weak; western steam,
6.25c; city. 6.00ft6.10c; September, 6.25c, nom
inal; refined quiet; continent, 6.60c; South
America, Loco; compound, 4ss95c. Pork
steady moderate demand; NESS $l02J@
1915. Butter moderate demand, unchang-
ed. Tallow duh, easy; city, 4Bu4Ac; coun-
try, 4AMf2c. Cotton seed oil, firm, moder
ate demand; crude, 24c; yellow prime, 26%
qNc; do good off grade, 2534M26c.. Petro-
4
adelphia, S7.05; do in blk, A.55Gt4.6O. Mo
lasses, foreign, nOminal New Orleans open
kettle good to choice 26Q32c; moderate de-
10 to 20 points down; September and Oc-
tober, 14.60c; November, H35c; December,
4@Q14.S5c; January, lf.l5c; March, 1850
Sugar raw. dull firm; fair refining, &c; re-
fined fairly active, firm; off A, 1860
4 S-l6c; standard, ,4l4Q4 l-l6c; cut loaf, 47s@
Lice granulated, 1904 9-l6c Freights to
Liverpool quiet; nominal; cotton, 3-S2d;
grain, 2l4d.
Chicago, Sept. 9, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, September, 51Aci corn,
September, S2Ac; pork, October, S8.32l2;
lard, October, $5S7Iz; ribs October $5.522.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-C0ntrary to all
expectations, wheat closed higher to-day
than il did on Saturday. There was some
disposition among shorts to anticipate
the government report ana 10 that fact the
market owed the strength which governed
the final hours trading. The northwestern
receipts this morning were ,431 cars, and
again took the wind out of the bulls sails.
After a little Indifferent and scattered
trading, the market degenerated into
local scalping deal of decidedly modest
kind. Liverpool cables at the beginning
and end of the session were lower. Those
from the continent were unchanged to
higher. The visible supply increased 1885,
600 bushels. This was little more than
ii was thought stocks would enlarge The
amount on ocean passage decreased 1000
OC0. The worlds shipments to importing
countries We're moderate at 100000 bush
600 bushels. December wheat opened
from 59Ih to 5S7sc sold between 5S9sc and
59%c-closing at 591Rc bid-1sc higher than
Saturday Cash wheat trading was at
steady prices to a shade lower, with the
nominal close firm in sympathy with the
futures.
Corn moved so little that it could scarce
ly be said that it was Influenced by any
thing, aside from sympathy with wheat.
Responsive to the weakness OF the leading
grain markets al the opening, lower quo
tations were established at the start. La
ter business became very duH and prices
developed a steadier tone. May corn
opened from 29Iac to 299sc, sold between
29s4 &c and 293sc, closing at 293sT29s4 c--1s
mHc under Saturday Cash corn sold at
unchanged prices.
Oats gave no alarming symptoms Of ac-
tivity to-day. There was but a small vol
ume Of business and values changed only
easy one, but as the other grains display
ed a hardening tendency, oats were Obliged
to assume a similar tone. May oats closed
a shade higher than saturday. There was
very little change in the cash market
ProVisions-Dealers in provisions put in
a duh dav In the matter of business there
was hardly and distinction between grain
and product Tho opening was lower on
the action of the hog market, but the re-
Operative ability of wheat was not in
evidence and the close was lower all
around October pork lost 10 cents; Octo-
her lard 10 cents; October 9ibs > cents.
Foreign quotations were uIHhange1. The
cash market was quiet and easier.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Onanfng HIGHEST. Lowest. e Closing.