The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

steady. pOin's higher to 10 points lower.
ruled dull and heavy, rallied on local cover
ing and closed STEADY at UNCHANGED TO points
decline; sales 1853 bags. including: Novem-
Der at Il 01Ql1 ~: December lG G5d Is SO.
January 10 S50l6 -: March 10 10: May Is IS;
spot coffee. Rio easier; No. :. ls4c. mild
market but steady: Cordova 2)W2)f; no
Hamburg steady, h0ls pig higher. Havre
dull unchanged. to &c lower.
Chicago. Nov. 2.-1he shorts to day helped
the wheat marlIe; TO pick up when II was APP
parently going to pieces. and on good reports
wheat closed sc higher than on tuesday.
Com improved on light receipts and closed
Ac hi her than Tuesday. Provisions were
extremely dull, but prices were higher
Wheat started about the same Tuesdays
closing to sc lower aud rallied &C which al
vance was followed by decline Of lc, again
became strong and prices were advanced lc,
eaSeu on and the closing was I4c from the top
hgureS The strong opening was attributed
partially TO the final ending of the silver fight
ana to rather liberal buying on the
part of the spectators. Some
Of the buying was presumably on
long account, but the short interest covered
freely. The advance brought out rather
free selling later. and. with lower cables
heavy receipts in the northwest and compare
lively small clearances. prices were forced
back to the lowest point Of the day. Ihis de
cline was followed later in the day by another
sharp advance, attributed to good export
buying a. the seaboard-some twenty one
loads being reported taken, of which 100000
DuShelS 1t was rumorcd was TO go to Lisbon.
At the same time Minneapolis houses sent
messages saying receipts there Will surely
fall of after the present week. In corn there
was just fair business, and that principally
loSal. The feeling was stronger early. lack
ing OF wheat and rather small receipts the
past two days helping the price. Open
ing trades were la@1sc in advance. and, after
selling down a fraction sold up "a 2ec more.
At the upIurn the offerings were considerably
increased, being led by a few large
shipping concerns, and rices broke
%W1ac. rallied 14@Sc, ruled steady
and closed ls04c from the top. Oats
experienced fair trade earlier. but
later qmetness prevailed. The feeling was
stronger, and prices advanced lt0aoc from
Tuesdays close and finished with gain OF
Nc. On the opening strength of wheat
provisions started firm, but with little trad
ing Later. when wheat had its midday
slump, there was an easier feeling. but bust
ness renamed dun. whether the tone was
firm or weak, Compared with last night,
pork closed 22Rc higher, lard &c ana rios l0c
hiUher.
Chicago Nov. 2.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour, no sales reported. Wheat
No. spring wheat 621sc; No. SOring
wheat 5-613yc: No. > red 62Ac. Corn-No. .,
49, &c. Oats, No >, 2S14c; No white 30igc
No. white > 039c. Rye, No = 46lsGEisc.
Barley, No. >, nominal; No. 3 +. o. b., 42c;
No. T. f. o. b. 35036e FlaXSeed, No. I.
81 0llq. Hay prime timothy seed 81 200
81 p. Mess pork per barrel, Sl7 001Sl7 50.
Lard per 100 pounds. 50 StGQHl so Short rib
sides ~ 9UdS4 l2te Dry sailed shoulders.
81 COR 25; short clear sides, 80 25da9 30.
Whisky, 81 l.. Sugars, cut loaf colo; granu-
lated SIC; standard A SAC.
Nfva4rF Pc. F,1F.