The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-15
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 14-Flour quiet held
firm; winter wheat, low grades, S1.9QG2.5O;
fair to fancy, $2.40@2.S0; patents, s2.65q
30; Minnesota clear, 81. 1o@245; patents,
$320d3.75; low extras, $190d250; southern
flour quiet. firm; common to fair eX-
tras, $2.l0q3.0O; good to choice extras,
$3.10d350. Wheat ldulH 1G1hc higher;
with options; No. red, store and elevator,
590D59Ac; afioat. 60d60l4c; options active,
excited firm and lAc higher; No. ? red
closing, January, 609sc; March G25sc; May,
64c; November $3.50. Corn moderately
active, strong; No. 2, Sc, elevator; Coo,
afloat; options fairly active and firm at
cember, SIC; January, 553sc; May 141sc.
Oats quiet tirmer; options moderately
active; November. 33Ac; December, $3.50;
January, 1850; May. 3694ei spot No. 2,
33l4 G33$sc; No. white, 37i5Gi3f: mixed
western, 33@3412. Hay fairly active, tirm;
shipping, 50q55c; good to choice, 650l2c.
pc; pulled, 12434c. Beef dull; family,
$40. 00ID12 90; extra mess, $8O0d8.50; beef
hams inactive, a700QH50; tierced beef
quiet; extra Indian mess, $l6;O09l7OO; cut
meats quiet, steady; picked bellies, 1c;
shoulders, size; hams, S$4M9hc, middles
nominal. Lard quiet easier; western
January. $I.45. nominal; refined quiet;
continent, $3.50; South American, $40;
compound, 5513Q55Ac. Pork quiet, steady,
mess, $1S.5Oql4.5O: Butter firm, fair de
mand; state dairy, 13a231sc; creamery,
18d25c; western dairy, l1G16c; creamery,
15@26c; Elgins, Csc Cotton seed oil, fair
3Oc Petroleum steady. Rice moderately
steady; domestic fair to extra, 44G5Bc;
Japan 4asQ45sc. Molasses, foreign, nomi-
nal; New Orleans openkettle, good to
choice, 27d36c. Peanuts steady. Coffee
options opened irregular, closed barely
steady, unchanged to - up; November,
i5.70ai5.So; spot Rio dull; No l.
15@4c Sugar raw, dull, steady; fair re-
fining, 4c; refined, quiet steady; on A,
3 I3-16c; standard A, 4 3-16d43sc; cut loaf,
47sd5 1-l6c; crushed, 47s@5 1-l6c; lgranu-
lated, 13-16d4i2c. Freights, Liverpool,
firm, fairly active; cotton, 9-64d; grain,
Chicago, Nov. 14-several intellectual at
tempts to change the current of advancing
prices in wheat were made by Partridge
and his following. to-day, but they were
helping the boom by covering. There was
quite a revolution in feeling In the market
to-day, from that which guided operations
Yesterday the spot market being of light
moment There was good demand for
cash lots. sales averaging 1sc better than
yesterday.
Corn-Business in corn was little bet
ter than of late, but by no means heavy.
Fluctuations were mainly in sympathy
with those of wheat, the advances, how
ever were not being so radical. May
opened at 50Ac, sold at j0lsU50Ac, advanced
TO 5o34c and closed nc higher than yester-
day.
Oats-With an extremely light trade,
oats advanced moderately, because Of the
strength i'm wheat The business did not
present any noteworthy feature. A gain
OF eAc over ytoLeiudg was 9hOWu at the
close in May.
Provisions-The speculative element In
product was stunned by the enormous re-
ceipts of hogs to-day, western receiving
stations having a total fresh supply OF
li6. $50, Of which Chicago received 81 900
Prices at the yards were weak and lower
and provisions naturally inclined down
ward. The close showed January pork
and lard In the same position as they were
at the end OF yesterdays session, with
January ribs PFC higher
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Openlng HlRhest. Lowest Clnslnr