The morning news., 1894-11-11
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Nov 1O-Flour steady; win
ter wheat low grades, $l900250; fair to
fancy, So 4002.8O; patents, S2.65d31O; Min
neapoiis, clear, $2.1od245; patents, 5000
$40: low extras, M.9Od250 Southern flour
dull steady common to fair, extra
2.lod30O; good 10 choice, do, S3.1003 50.
Wheat dun, lower, with options steady;
No. red store and elevator, 57hd57iac;
atisat, 5SlzGt5S%c. Options were less ac-
tive, but steady, at laGb5c decline; Decem-
Der, 5SBc; March, Gle; May, G2%c: corn
quiet old grades firm: new grades easier;
No 2 57c for elevator; SIC for afoat. OPP
tions were dun and steady at AM5sc de-
cline; November. sic; December. 54lc;
January, $3.50; May, 53A. Oats dull,
steady; optisns easier; November, 32I5c;
January, 3fc; May 36Kc; spot No. o
321ac; No. 2 white, 36lAc naked western,
5563ic; white do, 5000. Hay fair, firm
fair demand; shipping. 50q55c; good to
cheiee, 65lt75c, Wool quiet, steady; do
nestle fleece, l7122c; pulled, 12d34 Beef
quiet; o.. lamily !lo.ooa12oO;,, extra
mess, &.004S.50 Beef hams dull; ST. 00d
1850. Tierced beef quiet; city extra In
dia mess. $1600G1900; cut meats, dull;
picked bellies. &c; shoulders, sac; hams,
82lq5Ac; middles. nominal Lard quiet,
nrmer; western steam per hundred
pounds, %.55c; city. &c; November closed
TAI; nominal; January closed 745c nomi-
Idlt ICIueu quiet COALlnGuLt l.eJEt -. a.,
S.l5c; compound, 5dt5ibc. Pork dull, steady;
mess, $l3.J0d145o Butter firm, fair de-
mand; state dairy, 13I20c; creamery,
186f2lc: western dairy, 11WI5c; do cream
cry. l5Q25c; Elgins, 25c Cotton seed oil
quiet, firm; crude, 24G2iihc yellow 2gc
5000; do in bulk, $3.50; refined New York
S5.1j; Philadelphia and Baltimore, IS 10:
do in bulk, S26oa265 Rice moderate de-
mand, steady; domestic, fair TO extra
4A65Sc; Japan. 43s045sc. Molasses, for
eign. nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
good TO choice, 27Q36c; moderate de-
mand, steady. Peanuts quiet. coffee op-
tlons steady, closed quiet, 5Sl5 points up;
November, $lS.7O; January, si2.2OdDl2. d; /;
March, Sll.eAgll.75; May, $1i.35d1l.45; Sep
ter Der, ll15lDll.20; spot Rio dull hrm
No. T. 155ac; sugar raw, quiet, firm: fair
refining, Be; refined active, firm; off A
1-1GQ4hc; standard. A. 4 3-fs@42sc; cut
loaf, 47s45 Lice; crushe6. 47kG5 1-16c;
granulated, 4 3-l6et4Rc; cubes, 4 7-16fl49sc
frelghts to Liverpool quiet, room scarce
lrIn; csttSn, 5-S2d; grain. Sd nominal
Chicago, Nov le-Wheat was unable to
held the advance made yesterday, because
Of a waning OF the ardor OF the bulls and
because foreigners did not take kindly to
our enthusiasm. Liverpool cables showed
advances in that market, but they were
strictly in accord with the improvement
here and therefore offered no reason why
additional strength should follow. The
weather was clearing. which was another
dampener, and the government was not
going to come 10 the relief of holders by
issuing a bull circular on wheat feeding A
large amount Of "long" wheat came out
during the shOrt session, prominent
packer OF provisions unloading a line he
had bought at lever figure. May wheat
opened from 60 to 593ic, sold at G0kc, de-
cllned to 593sc, and closed at 59Mc-iIGI9sc
lower than yesterday Cash wheat was
firm, but unchanged.
Corn-Fears Of bearlsh government re-
port, clearing weather, the easier wheat
market and general lack of confidence
in present values gave weak tone to
corn to-day. Outside speculation was not
in the market, and the inclination OF local
operators was 10 sell Gales were firm,
but not particularly higher. May corn
opened at SOC, sold between J0isc and 49Ac
closing at 497sQ50c-hd3ac under yester-
day. Cash corn was weak and nc per
bushel lever.
Oats-The market was quiet and unob-
truslve. As the direction Of wheat and
corn was downward, so as a matter of
course, was that OF oats. There was moth
May closed with loss OF 40@ac from yes
terday. Cash oats were firm. without es-
sentlal changes in prices.
ProVisionS-Froduct was sold out early
by the buyers Of yesterday, but after the
lapse Of about thirty minutes there was a
reduction Of the offerings and bidding by
one or two aggressive traders led the
"shsrts' TO covering, after which the ad-
vance was rapid and decisive. The close
January psrk, 10Ql2iSc higher for January
lard and 7h6i0c higher for January ribs.
Leasing futures ranged az follows:
opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing