The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-19
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ENC.


New York Sept. 1s.-Flour, steadier,
grades, 81. 15d250; do fair to fancy, 81. 60GD
3.25; do patents, $330Q3.50; Minnesota
tras, $2l5Q2.5O; city mills, $S.S5Q410; south
ern flour, quiet steady; common to fair
extra, S.OOQZ.70 good to choice do. S2:OQ
800. Wheat. dull. tirmer, with options
checking business: No. red store and red
elevator 6314 a6Si5c; afloat, 63Ac; options
were irregular and fairly active, advanc-
ing 1Q13sc, decling 3sd19c, closing firm at
S@1Ac. over yesterday; No. red Septem-
Der, 633sc; October 63lsc; December, 659sc;
February, 675sc; May. sc. Corn, quiet,
stronger; No. 2, S9Ac, elevator; 40Ac
and strong at ls11Ae advance; Septem-
Der, seize; October, 391sc; November, 3S9sc
December. 36kc; May, 35&c. Oats, quiet,
firm; options dull, tirmer; September,
prices, No. 2, 24Ac; No. 2 white, 2S3ac;
mixed western 24Q26c. Hay, liberal re-
good to choice, S5QsOc. Wool, firm, I'M
changed. Beef quiet unchanged; beef
hams, dun, $500; tierced beef, quiet
firm; city extra India mess. Sl6oOqIl;O 1i
bellies, 6Ed6&c; shoulders, 5l4G512c; hams
S1aQ9c. Lard, irmers quiet; western
steam, 6.22l2c; city. 5000; october, 6.2Oc,
nominal; January, 6.l5c, nominal; refined,
better demand; continent, 6.60c; South
American, $500; compound, 4SsQ5c. Pork,
steady; mess, $4,000 O25. Butter, fair de-
do creamery 201502ic; western dairy, 9i2d
13c; Elgins, PIC. Tallow, firmer; city, 4Ac
BID; countrv 4Am4lhc.- Cotton seed oil,
dull; crude, 24c; yellow prime, &c asked;
do off grades, 26u2S14c. Petroleum, mod
erately active; refined New York, $40;
Philadelphia, sos; do in bulk, S4.55Q4.69
Rice, molasses and peanuts, unchanged.
Coffee steady; unchanged to five points
up: November, l4.50Q l4.55c; December,
1430614 40; March, 13.95@l4.0O; May, 1910;
spot Rio, quiet steady; No. Z, 15%c. Su-
gar raw, dun firm; fair refining, SQ3Ac;
refined, firm, unchanged. F'reights TO
Liverpool, quiet, nominal.
Chicago, Sept IS, noon.-Wheat, Sep
TENDER. 592sc bid; corn, September, 3212c;
pork, October, sS22is; lard, october, $oS252;
Chicago. Iii. Sept. ls-The strength
which was noted in wheat yesterday did
not end with that days session. Trading
after hours was at an advance over the
final official quotations and when the mar
ket opened this morning shorts We're con-
siderably worked up over stability of
tone and 20 their energetic buying prices
were indebted for the further apprecia-
ton which took place to-day. The return
ing confidence in financial circles, due to
the willingness of banks to deposit gold
with the treasury in exchange for cur
rency, destroys one of the most potent
bear arguments and leaves the market
responsive to direct news and statistics.
The posting of higher Liverpool and con-
tinental closing cables was the occasion
OF a second bulge in prices, the highest
point of the day being attained at that
time. December wheat opened at 59Lc,
advanced to 60Stc, closing at 605sc-1Ss61iac
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was
strong and from 1l4u2c higher than yes
terday
Corn derived benefit from the buoyancy
of wheat. No trading that could be con-
sidered significant or influential appeared.