The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-01
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 3O.-Flour held firmer
VITA wheat, Winter wheat, low grades
Si-S2a 80; fair to fancy, S2.4O0265; patents
S-53Q5 10; MINNESOTA, clear, g. 2oa2- So pat
ents, S3.3003 IS; low extras, Sl9odZ5O.
Southern flour dull but firm; common TO
ialr extra, S2.10q3.0O; good to choice extra,
ea,ly0550 Wheat more active, Hrnler
win optionsi No. red, in store and ele-
Fator, 1914 d59lbc; afoat. 601a&60$4c. OPP
uens We're fairly active and irregular az
ga Sc advance, with a large switching
business; No. 2 red, December, $3.50; Jam
6saIg' 6O,2c; May, 6212c. Corn duH ana
AImer; No. 2, 5S52c in elevator; 5Sl2c
SHgal. options We're dun ana irregular,
1oioWlng With trading local ana closing
IIm at 3sGt7sc advance; December, Dose;
May, 531sc. Oats fairly active and strong
81. Options firm; December, SSsc; Janu-
95lsci mixed western, 33lae035c; white, do
5n4c. Hay, moderate demand and stea-
4yi shipping, 50060c; good to choice, toQ
t2c Wool steady; moderate demand DO
nestle fleece, Hope; pulled, 12034c. Beef
GUN: family, Sl0d12; extra mess, &Q69O;
Beer hams inactive. $l7QlL5O- Ilereed
ue quiet; city extra India mess $l69ll'
CUT meats quiet and weak; picked Dellles,
ostc, shoulders, 5ssQ5lzc; hams 612d5Ae'
iAlldles nominal. Lard quiet ana stead
iieri western steam closed at ,$7S2; city;
sot9; December, $3.50, nominal Rehned
qull contingent, $40; S. A. $500; COM
pound. S5.5045.75. Pork quiet and STEADY
mess, $l3.50dl4; extra prime nominal; 6ut-
seI quiet and steady; state dairy, l54s z5t2c,
creamery, 18d25c; western dairy, 1l4l6c;
creamery, 15G26c. Cotton seed oil dull and
steady; crude, 25c; yellow, 291ad50c. Re
Ifoleum steady and unchanged. RICE
moderately active and steady; do
nestle fair to extra, 4Aq6c; Japan, 440
sec. MOlasses foreign nominal; New Or
Ieans, open kettle good to- choice, zSa5Sc;
IoWestc, moderate demand ana Steauy.
6seanuts stsady; fancy hand picked, 5324
&c. Coffee, options barely steady at I0sg
90 points Decline December, 10. l5ql3.95;
February, 1880: May 12.45013.50; Septem-
Der l75Q12.10. Spot rio dull and STEADY; ,
80. 4. l994c Sugar, raw, dull ana stea9y /,
on A.. 3sta4c5 STANDARD A, 1-l6Q454c; cut
49aI, 1915 1-l6c. crushed, 43sQ5 l-l6c5 gran
47lateq, 1-l6q4ssc; cubes, o-io4412c'
frelghts to Liverpool firm and fairly aG-
i've Cotton by steam 5.32d nominal
Chicago, Nov. S0.ZUntil the call price
was encountered, wheat did not meet with
elougl selling 10 stay its rising pfopeh-
shy to-day, but the willingness Of the
holders of those privileges TO accept
tIleaser fraction as sufficient return on
LHelr investment checked the advance
most efectually. There was really out
one bear argument heard and that was
NE weather. The bull points all came
rom abroad and We're various. May
wheat opened from $3.50 to 6Qa4c, sold pc
tNeen o93sc to 603sc, closing at 60r4a9O1ec
was i2Q%c higher than on Wednesday.
b4Eers were scarce.
he ready manner with which holders
ana early buyers took their profits IN corn
,5sdIle s prices off from the high point o.
ne days session. The bulls have not
me strength of their convictions in this
market and are easily forced from their
toSiuon. The wet weather was favor
aole influence, in corn to-day. Ihe
strength in wheat was as important as
eHy lhing else in causing the early ad-
Hance- May opened at 49ikc. sold between
''7sc ana 49c, closing at 4944slzc-l4c higher