The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-08
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 7.-Flour-Active,
stead; winter wheat, low grades, $1,000
$3.20qS75; do extra. $1.9Od25O Southern
flour, quiet steady: common to fair, ex-
$50 Wheat. dull, &c lower. closing
steady. No, red, store and elevator, 56Ac
afloat, 571aq57%. options advanced 14c
and declined &c; closed weak at ga &c be-
low Monday, with fairly active trade. Corn
No. ,, moderately active; easy, 5Si2d59c,
elevator, 5Sl2@59c, afoat. Options were
duh and weak at asqlc decline. November
SIC; December 55Ac; January, 54sc; May,
543sc. Oats, quiet, steady; options weaker;
November, 1925; January, 341sc; May, 36Ac;
active. shipping soc; good to choice, 65G
Zoe. Wool quiet steady; domestic fleece,
I1Q22c; pulled, 12d34c. Beef dull; family,
$lOOO4l2QO; extra mess, 8.00qS50. Beef
hams, quiet, S17OOd175O. Tierced beef dull;
city extra India mess, $l600dl6.50; cut
meats, quiet, weak; picked bellies, &c;
shoulders, 5Q5Ac; hams, S34d9i4c; middles,
nominal Lard, quiet, steady; western
steam, per hundred pounds, 1927; city,
6l2c; November, $.25, nominal; January,
$L.20, nominal Refined, dull; continent,
$780, S. A, $3.50; compound, 5a5l4c. Pork,
steady, moderate demand Mess, $l3.50d
1850. Butter, quiet. fancy firm; state
eTn dairy, l1Q15c; creamery, 15@24c; Ell
gins, 24c. Cotton seed oil, more active,
steady; crude 24q2412c; yellow. 2SQ2s12c.
Petroleum steady. Rice steady, domestic
fair to extra 44G5Bc; Japan. 49sD45sc.
Molasses. foreign, nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice, 27G36c;
quiet, Coffee options opened steady;
closed firm l5@14 points up; November,
81 81 S Segll$ January, 81 95ql210; March,
steady, No. Z, 15l4G15l4c. Sugar, raw, ac-
tive, easier; fair refining, 27sG3c; refined,
steady, fair demand: off A. 3 11-16a4c;
4 15-l6c; crushed, 434G4 15-16c; graduated,
4 3-l6q49sc. Freights, Liverpool quiet,
firm; cotton 1-sd nominal; grain 22 asked.
Chicago, Nov. The only bright spot
that could be detected in to-day's mar
ket was the. appearance of Bradstreets
report of the worlds available stock.
This document gave an increase of but
3,Ol6,OOO bushels of wheat, where 1000 900
to 100000 bushels increase has been CON
foo looked bo for tb. The that
known was only mild one and proved
of short duration. December wheat OPP
ened from 545sc to. 549sc, declining to 53l2c
Cash wheat was quiet and steady, with
decline of 14c from Monday.
Corn-Outside business in corn was
prominently absent to-day, thus throwing
the market into the hands of local scalp
ers and room traders, who followed close
ly the lines designated by the action of
wheat. Realizing by those classes of op-
orators was the only feature, a weak
feeling characterizing the changes in
price Moderate covering purchases were
made, which acted as steadying influ-
confidence in the transactions and the
close was quiet at the bottom May OPP
ened at 511sc sold at 51Ac. declined to
503sc, closing at 50lzc-i4G3sc under Mon
day. Cash corn weak and 14d12c lower.
Oats-With everything else on the floor
in a state of dependency there was no
hope for oats to-day. Neither was there
anything like activity or interest Prices
fuctuated within a narrow limit and
closed &c under Monday for May. The
cash market was quiet and steady, no
change in prices being noted.
Provisions No help from any
direction. The hog market early
and late was weak and also
lower, and the course of grain was sucn
as to give preference to the selling side,
No pretensions to activity was displayed
and no power of recovery could be seen,
The close was 12c under Monday for
January pork, sc lower for January lard
and 7l5010c lower for January ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.