The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-11
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Jan. 1O.-Flour unchanged,
dull, steady; southern flour unchanged,
quiet Wheat spot market more active
Tor milling, sc lower; closing steady; No.
2 red store and elevator, 6S1sq6S}lc; afioat,
OdOAc; options were less active and
weak at unchanged prices to 12c decline;
March, 69Ac; May, 671sc; June, 66l5c; July,
8'2c Corn, spots, dull, firmer; options
Gun and steady at 1sQ1sc decline; June,
S5,2c; February, S51sc; May, S51sc; July,
dull steady; January, 2c; February, 24c;
May, 24$sc; spot No. 2, 24Ac; No 2 white,
1974c; mixed western, 2412Q2512c. Hay
strong, active; shipping, 750S0c; good to
choice, 95cd$1.1O Wool, fair demand, firm,
unchanged. Beef quiet, firm, unchanged.
Beef hams dull, $3.50; tierced beef, steady,
unchanged. Cut meats firm, quiet, un-
changed Lard quiet, lower; western
steam, 5.75c; city, 5.35c; January, 5.75c,
nominal; May, 6.O712c; refined quiet; con-
unent, 6.15c; South American, 6.4Oc; COM
pound, 4AQ5c. Pork steady, unchanged.
Butter moderate demand unchanged. Cot
ION seed oil quiet, steady; crude, 24I2c
SSoS,IoW prime, 2S12c; do off grade, 27Aq
Es52G Rice firm, unchanged. Molasses,
AIRY active, unchanged. Peanuts un-
changed; Coffee quiet, unchanged to 3
points down; March, II. 956I13. O0c; April,
ii7-Oc; May, 12.60Q12. Csc; September, 11.75G
Il.S0; spot Rio more active, steady; No z,
lie; Sugar, raw, dun, unchanged; refined
changed
Chicago, Jan. 10. noon.-The market OPP
vngu Tor or wheat, January, SIC; corn. jan
LAY 569sc; pork, May, $9S21a; lard, jan
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,., Chicago Il Jan. 1O.-The temper of the
sldih market to-day reflected very fully
W. subsldenee of the European war scare.
d" neat, which, when the belligerent fe-
was rife, was responsive to every
zap OIL intelligence bearing upon the
5olne' to-day barely f1uctuated &c all
Nay, and most of the trading was done
a. o4e price. The natural tendency I'M
VEL the circumstances was to decline and
66ii.ces ala lose considerable at the imme-
Gate opening. Business was very quiet,
poih sellers and buyers being inclined
Ia 5q5 OH; May wheat opened from 59%c
~ use, sold between 597sc and 591ac, clos
GIlsi at 699sQ59% CSC under yesterday
O9sn wheat was steady.
,0oI.nn-Ihe activity in corn was of a
Of sS7 sbna. kind There was some covering
efs shorts," and some selling of long
Of fu H. nut scarcely anything in the way
etaYG" business and no outside orders to
tbede o. The tone hinged altogether on
d., leenhg displayed by wheat, and the
coS trading cost prices a little. May
i an opened a PC, declined to 2Ss4c, clos
Ics at 2s1sc-14c under yesterday. Cash
Urn I'm was easy and &c per bushel lower.
Oats developed nothing of Importance
5o-IiSay Prices were lower, but at the
rnod 5ie lhere was a steady feeling. A
heir dIe trade took place, the dealings
sns rather commonplace in their char
fer5,,.- me close was a shade under yes
b 5l[da5 5y for May. Cash oats were quota
NY &c lower
edo [,oVlsions-Holders of product lost a
~ gu part of their profits by the action
scar me market to-day. Buyers were
oI @dce around the opening, and it was
9ultt a while after the start before the
W M. transactions were recorded. Hogs
jonse l,QDwer, entailing a decline in provis-
ed Inc weakness of wheat also exert
Toe q Iov, eenLeryating effect The close was
lower than yesterday for May pork,
for '22f T lower for May lard and TIC lower
dulng futures ranged as follows:
VII Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.