The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-10
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. s.-F1sur-Held higher;
grades S1.90d$2.50; fair to fancy, $s,408
I, 95 patents S1s0 & S 19 Minnesota " clear
S,90d250 southern ofur, duh and firm;
common to fair extra, $210@300;
gsod to choice. s3.1og8.5o. Wheat,
ing business; No. 2 red, store and elevator,
bl&G5Sc; afioat, 59Ac. Options were ac
tive, and excited, closing strong at 13s1
Der, 5S%e; January, 5s&o; March, 612ic;
May. 63hc. Corn, fairly active and firm;
Me-, SIC in elevator; size ahoat; options
November, 55%c; December 551Ac; Jan
usry, 557sc; May, 545sc. Oats, firm and
Moderately active; options, quiet
vary, 3ic; February, 8ie;; May,
3sAc; mixed western, 3SQ34c. Hay,
steady and fairly active; shipping, soc;
good to choice. 65975c. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece. 17d22c; pulled, u
T34c. Beef, dull; family $1o.00912.OO; ex-
ira mess, SS.00dS.50. Beef hams, quiet.
India mess, $1S0Od165o. Cut meats, quiet
and weak; picked bellies, 7c; shoulders,
29s4al2c; hams, S@449Ac; middles, nominal.
Lard, quiet, hrmer; western steam closed
at T.45; city at $780, November, S.35; re-
fined, dull; continent, $40; South Ameri-
can, $500; compound, 50512c. Pork, dull,
steady; mess, $l3.50Q1450. Butter, fancy,
strong, good demand; state dairy, 1S623c;
creamery, 1Sd2i15c; western dairy 11d15c;
creamy i5q25c; Elgins, 25c; cotton seed
oil, hrmer, active; crude, 24Q2412c; yellow,
2sc Rice, moderately active and steady;
domestic fair to extra, AZ 657sc; Japan. 43s
q43sc. Molasses, foreign, nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 27Gl
36c; moderately active and steady. Pea
changed to 10 points down; November,
Sl3.509l&7o; January, 81 154l230; March,
$Siii'60gl1.I0; May, S11.S00ll. AS; September,
$SllI1oQ11,15. Spot Rio, quiet, steady; No. Z,
loi@c. Sugar, raw, very active, firm, fair
retlnings, &c; refined, active, firm; off A,
2 l3-16q41sc; standard A, ! S-16Q49sc; cut
ulated, 3-16Q4l3e, Freights to Liverpool,
nrm, quiet, room scarce. Cotton, 5-32d;
grain, Sd, nominal.
was steadily upward to-day, prices gain
ing strength as they advanced. The in
Splration seemed to come from abroad,
ment. Liverpool cables at the start came
with gain that was entirely out of pro-
portion to our appreciation of yesterday,
ad advance of from II to Id being given
and closing advices represented iI11ad
additional. New York was leading in
strength, and early in the day was promi-
nently identified with the buying side in
this market Later, however, showing but
little, II any, interest, May wheat opened
from 69hq59lzci sold between 59lsc and
o0hc, closing 12sc higher than yesterday
al 60kn9Ac. The demand for car lots
was good. sales averaging nc higher, the
nominal close being full cent over yes
Corn--A strictly local business was
transacted in corn. with the firmness due
entirely to the strength of wheat Specu-
lation was, as far as the outside was con-
cerned, out of the market. May corn
opened from so to 50lsc, sold between
4gtsc and 503sc, and closed at 50Ac-1zG3sc
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
about &c higher than yesterday, with
tendency to weakness.
Oats were moderately higher than yes
terday, but nothing OF interest came to
the front during the session. The tone
was borrowed from the other markets,
the range keeping within narrow bounda-
rles throughout. May closed with a gain
OF sc over yesterdays final figures. Cash
oats were steady to &c below.
Proyision-The Anglo Pack
ing Company sold some stuff to-day,
which was bought earlier in the week at
cheaper prices. The Cudahy Packing
Company bought fairly well OF pork.
Aside from these transactions, which
were by no means of significance, there
was nothing OF Importance in to-days
provision market. Prices were well sus-
tanned, und at the close received some
benefit from the bulge In wheat. At the
close, January pork was 547Iac higher
than yesterday, january lard TIC higher
and January ribs q shade higher
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.