The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-27

Beef quiet, steady: family. S9OOG12. 90;
extra mess T.50dS.00; beef hams inact-
i've, N0.WQl550; terced beef firm, active;
city extra India mess, $500. Cut meats
quiet, steady; picked bellies, csc; Shout
ders, &c; hams Su9Ac; middles, nominal.
Lard quiet, firm; western steam closed
at 6.20c bid; city at 5.95a6c; options sales.
nothing; October closed 6.20c, nominal;
refined, moderate demand; continent.
Goo, South America, &c; compound, 4ia6p
&c. Pork dun, steady; mess, S9.50q9. 75
Butter moderate demand; fancy, steady;
state dairy i24ac; do creamery, 2l1aW
pc; western dairy, 9l2al3c; Elgins, BE.
Tallow steady, quiet; city. 44c; country.
4hM4l2c. Cotton seed oil quiet, hrmer;
crude, 2ic; yellow prime, PC; do good on
refined New York, %:l0 Philadelphia,
S705; do in bulk, S.55di6O Molasses.
foreign, nominal; New Orleans, kettle,
good to choice, 26N32c firm, moderately
barely steady, 10u25 points down; Sep
TENDER, l5.35Ul5.4Oc; October, l5.Ulnl5 loo;
May, 1SS5q14oOc spot, Rio steady, dun;
No. Z, l5Ac Sugar. raw, quiet, firm fair
refining. Sts@Shc; off A. 4 1851 5-l6c;
standard A., I-l6q63sc; cuiloat =, ana ieet
47sc; graduated, 4 7-16q4Ac; cubes,
4 11-16d45se; freights to Liverpool, mar
Net quiet; cotton, by steam, S-S2d; grain
Chicago, Sept. 26 Noou.-The market
opened for wheat, September, 5S%c; corn,
September, 3sc; pork, October, $l21ai
Chicago. Sept s6.-wheat shorts" ex~
hlbited a lack of courage to-day and local
bulls were made valo1ous by the timidity
of their opponents. These conditions eN-
listed with marked prominence during the
closing half hour of the session. Up until
that time the market displayed hrmness,
but il was not Of buoyant kind The final
strength seemed to have been touched on
by an advance of i4d at Liverpool. from
which place earlier advices had quoted
ONeTS0lU market,
offerings, however, moderated, being
quickly seized upon by those who are
known to be short. The advance afforded
an opportunity for the sale OF the so much
talked of long line and before obtained
that portion of 1t went overheard. Decem-
Der opened 59ls659Ac, advanced to GlAc
closing at 61ls-17sGI2c higher than yester-
day. Cash wheat sold at lc advance, but
closed nomlnally much stronger.
Corn was firm. advancing triiie
through it's affinity with wheat. The Price
Current stated that the corn crop was Sc
cure. The consumption and the demand
are all that apparently now interests the
trade. Prices are very low, however and
few are willing to assume determined
attitude against them Anything that
tends to help wheat may have an indirect
effect on corn. May opened at 291sc, SOLO
between 291f29lsc and 29ssc closing at the
latter-l5c higher than yesterday. Cash
corn sold at steady prices, closing nomi-
nally frmer.
Oats-The attention received by oats
was of an exceedingly diminutive KIND.
Firmer prices naturally prevailed in as
much as the only influence at work was
that of sympathy with wheat and corn.
May oats closed kGiAc higher than yes
terday Cash oats were steady.
Provisions-The only Interest attached TO
provisions was in the liquidation Of Octo-
Der contracts. To-day's market would in
dictate that the shorts" were in the ma
jority The crowd We're conscientious
about advancing prices when any cover
ing was attempted. October was rel
ativey stronger than the more distant
deliveries. Hogs were firm and higher,
and that with the Improvement in grain
extended a beneficial influence. AT the
close October pork was l712c higher. Oc-
tober lard 24c higher, and October ribs
7Isc higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.