The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-06
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

NeW York, Feb. 5.-F'lour quiet and
.a9yi southern flour dull Wheat spot
.t'i Nel oul- steady, unchanged; f. O. b.
rs5 -Gusiaued red, 75Q95c; No. l north
H. % .eD, options opened weak at sac de-
i'Ie' rallied lQ1lsc, fell 1ac. closing steady
oe r. advance on February and March.
..., hanged TO Sc decline on other months.
Ss.' U33ll lIE dull; No. red, February,
5a hume - M'sc; July, 791sc; Septem-
er. " 'o.se Corn; spots dull east
,one ~. =, -3Sg elevators; 293sc ahoat; OPP
|Febwgry 9 W. ana steady at 1sc decline;
0ats,' s' y, -Ssci May, 297sc; July, 3l1sc
AMI spol7 i4lrly active firm; options dun
IG easier, February, 2l1sc: Nav 22r.
|W6ite at5e' SPOT prices; No. 2, 2l14c; No 2
|miet. SKI 1a mixed western, 21Aq24c. Hay
m uiiI.IpilhS' 3oc; good to choice, 721bD
Wa Iaa1ts Fairly active, firm, UNCHANGED
fam,i, '' I a,L -unc changed. Beef firm, quiet;
hecf 2'-74lV5o; extra mess, 81. 00G1S. 90;
beef finn. steady $ll .J0alS00. Tierced
Ilfm Nv, CITY extra India mess, Sl3. GOA
|ien CuJ meats slow. steady. nicl,Ied
hams 81 ~ 90 shoulders, 4lbMf3tc: do
g.. rt,. " ~. Lard steady; western steam,
continent. 55a Nay so4 4;tqbl3ac refined slow;
mess w w ta4Ac. Pork dun, EASY: new
ll0GlS, 90 oVH6.io Butter; choice STEADY
i 2p5c coT creamery, 14d20c; Elgin. 2iG
5iGue zoe; yellow prime orc BE- S'e dI,,
|uachansctdHu' unchanged Molasses quiet
|sc Peanuts quiet: hand-picked
Marcel IA. steady, Ml0 points down:
.hi s;10c; December. 9 A.. sDot Ppto
|f8.r ,SauN' No. Z. sac. Sugar raU go.
'lsi.os I,uiitiS' FAC; refined fair demand
|Qupt. 1o',,tlIlahSed. Freights to LiverDooi
Steam 2,ii py steam, 2-32d; grain by
|lhE 7lio IL, Feb. s. noon.-wheat
4 Pork sH '64c. Corn, Nav. 9HkN9iite
R5s Nav a $s; s-@, 81 Lard, May, $3.50.
Was 3.-i,,o ~" Feb. THE wheat market
4 teeW., 'te to-day. II was also verv ir
|rafktts ~ me- English and continental
ho aIloeej l.dged very little concern over
Iu4f lr.IcH prospective French shortags
or 'IInercnce having a dorided ~ 80
ptrlUy frt'NH"Ss on the marker at tbe
. prl1,i. - me- rains in the southwest win
.1t Tor H. n, coid wave to follow, we're
eIo anta, ,Hg 6pOd of prices later. but
u4 ., reared 10 be lots OF wheat f,,, ~, ~
t..i.ut i, Ndlls'and That pressure was
inI ,v.nt,,oi prevent any material BULGE
.cnlav.s a Caused reaction TO about
oNeu.l frl' Using ngWeS. Nav Wheat
~. .lom l5is 10 Nc advSpcea ~
aorlav 49, 'ossHt134c-a shade under
losing stoad@as" wheat was irregular,
aIIl,' qiinent commission house ,yos tho
gN.u.7 LIVER OF corn. taking ali that was
ae. Ma .h,llually supporting the mar
tuu- ln,.,s "as scattered and for
Wheat had . 'utIli. me early decline in
Do trs "a tendency 10 produce softpces
Do .ea3ip+, nut the subsequent rally iu
lto fo. Set was equally as effenI
'irm.u, ira1rensth. Wet weather had "A
.op,aei 5,ni5uence on prices. MAY corn
tnI au.5'ot-t 's12ll4e, sold between 2ifs
st, M, under yesterday Cash -wb9eaatt'lSSv,aaa,
81. dnd unchanged ""e"e was
la, i1a t,i treat activity was noted in oats
fi .'ranath, was not dull London quo
.aay ln "a enu "a. advance from We'd
|oH.r ~ oats prices. May oats closed &c
aHaud ASA oats were steady and un-
|p9lntInri,. lne hog market was disap-
~ hoes over this morning. The run
was several thousand head In ex-