The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-10

6S1ac; November, 64%c; December, 65ssc.
Corn, dull and firm; No. 2, 25l4c elevator;
26hc anoat; options were dun and steady
at unchanged prices; September, 25Ac; Oc-
tober 25%c; December, 27bc; May, 2SIhe
Oats, quiet and firm; options, firmer. but
dull; September, 19l3c; October. 1850; De-
cember. 20Ssc; spot No. @ zoe; No. 2 white,
2Slsc; mixed western, 19isGac Hay. weak.
liberal supply; shipping, 6OG65c; good to
choice, new, 72ledS2lac. Wool moderate
demand, steady and unchanged. Beef
quiet; family, S00Q8.O0; extra mess, $3.50
$500; beef hams. firm at SIS 50d16 90:
tierced beef steady; city extra India
mess, $.50d9.5O Cut meats, firm, quiet;
picked bellies 505hc; shoulders, 3ssd32.c /;
hams, 9AQ9%c. Lard, quiet and unset
tied; western steam, 3.60c asked; city,
330c, options: Sales none; September
S57lsc nominal; refined, quiet; continent,
4c South American, 440c; compound 37s
Q4c. Pork, steady; new mess, 81. 504S. 25.
Butter, choice, steady, fair demand; state
dairy, lOql5c; state creamery, 11hQ16l4c:
western dairy SGl2c Elgins, 161kc Cot
ton seed oil, active and higher; crude zoe.
Petroleum, steady and unchanged Rice,
fair demand, firm and unchanged. Mo-
lasses, firm, quiet and unchanged. Pea
nuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, 4d4Ac.
Coffee, steady to 25 points down; Septem-
Der, 9.OOQ32O October, S.55dS. zoe; No
FNhAbNAS osfoNto.oOCt GtttuDef, q. fuNlS. 4OG.
March, 8.40G8 45c; April s. 40c; May, $40
QS.45c; July, S40qs.5Oc; spot Rio, dull and
weak; No. Z, l0Ac. Sugar, raw dun and
weak; fair refining, 13-16c; refined, fairly
active and unchanged. Freights to Liv-
erpool, market firm, fair demand; cot
ton, sgd; grain, sgd
Chicago, Sept 8, noon.-Wheat, Septem-
Der, 56Ssc. Corn, September, 1917 @l97sc
Pork, September, $5.62l5 Lard January
S.621&q3.65. Ribs, January, $3.35.
Chicago, Sept. 9.-Wheat advanced to-
day without any particular reason, other
than an oversold market. The news yes
terday and to-day, was too unanimous
in bearish character. Shorts found Of
ferings curtaied and in endeavoring 10
cover necessarily advanced prices, the ap-
probation being on an average about PC
over yesterdays close. Early in the ses-
sion trade was inclined to be slow and
several Intellectual attemps to bull the
market were noted. December wheat OPP
ened from SIC to 577sc, advanced to 5s9sc.
closing at 5Slsc-1sc higher than yester-
day. Cash wheat was firm and higher.
The business in corn was stagnant and
prices in lieu of direct information were
dependant upon the action of wheat for
inspiration. Cash corn was Ac per busnel
higher.
Oats-The dizziness Of wheat and corn
found reflection in oats. Prices moved
slowly and within a narrow range. The
sentiment was firm, however, news ne
ing generally encouraging to holders. May
oats closed A@%c higher than yesterday.
Cash oats were firm.
Provisions-Trade in provisions was so
quiet that prices were inert during most
of the session. Opening advances due 10
a steady hog market, were sustained later
without any exertion in that direction.
The subsequent strengthing of wheat
prices conveyed a good influence to pro-
visions. January pork closed 121ac higher
than yesterday January lard and ribs
each 5Q71kc higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.