The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-20
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York Nov. 19-F'lour-Quiet; held
tirmer: winter wheat low grades $3.50
go; fair to fancy, $2,4002S5; patents, $3.50
6310; Minnesota clear, $220a2. 50; patents,
So S56i3 80; low extras, 81 95u2.50. Southern
quiet. firm; common to fair extras, S2.lO4
800; good to choice do, $510q3.50. Wheat,
dull, u C lower. No. red store and eleVa-
tor 5912c afoat. options advanced 12Q2sc,
closing steady at 1sd3sc under Saturday;
fairly active No. red, November, 58!4c'
January, 609sc; March, G212c; May, 65asc'
Corn, spot dull, easier; No. >, 59s4a6Oc.
options were moderately active and weak
a AG7sc decline. November, 5S34c; De-
Oats, spot; quiet and easier; options dull;
November 33l2c: December, 33%4c; May,
3S12c; spot No. 2. S39sd3S12c; Mixed western.
33l3q34lac; white do, 57@4lc. Hay, moder-
ate demand; good to choice, 75nS0c. Wool,
dun, steady; domestic fleece, l1u22c; pulled
12a34c. Beef dull: family $lQ.O04l2.0O eX-
ira mess So. 006iS. 80. Beef hams, quiet
ST. 0001750. Tierced beef inactive; city
extra India mess, $l6.000l90O. Cut meats,
dull, steady; picked bellies, &c; shoulders,
5l3c; hams, S%Q91ac; middles, nominal;
Lard, quiet; western steam per hundred
pounds, $3.50; city, TIC asked. December,
$50 nominal; refined, quiet; continent
512654c Pork, moderate demand, steady;
mess, $1375GI1475; extra prime nominal
Butter, moderate firm: state dairy 1 l3o
231ac; creamery, 18GG25c: western dairy ln
Ice; creamery, 15021c; Elgins, 26c. Cotton
seed OIL better demand, irmer; crude,
26l5c; yellow, 81 Iad32c. Petroleum, steady,
Rice moderately active, steady; domestic
fair to extra, 4l4Q5fs; Japan, 42s449sc.
Molasse, foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open kettle good to GOOD TO cholce' ztQSoc'
moderate demand, steady. Peanuts, quiet,
fancy handpicked, 312G394c. Comee op-
tions opened Irregular closed steady, Ign
30 points up. Nov, 400; January, 1910;
March. 10 1Od1015; May, 11.75d11.S0. Spot
Rio. quiet steady; No. I. 15S4c. Sugar, raw,
quiet. steady; fair refining 3c; refined;
steady; off A, 3 13-16G4ls; standard A, BIO
0l42sc. Cut loaf, 47sq5 l-16ci crushed, 4@g
5 1-16c; granulated. S-16d41ac. Freights,
Liverpool. quiet, firm; cotton steam, 5-32d
Chica 60 Nov. 19-The wheat bulls had
their own troubles to-day and mourned
a loss of y of a cent iii prices when the
started auspiciously for holders, but at
ter that it was but little encouragement
they received. May wheat opened from
61slc to 6lssc declined to 605sGl60a4c, clos
inc at 60s4c with the loss already stated.
Cash wheat was steady whilst trading
was in progress, the nominal close being
easy.
Corn-Bulls were hard to find to-day,
even harder than in wheat. The news
was not of a very striking character, but
If was continuously in favor of the bears.
Nav corn opened at 1876, declined to
49Lc, where it closed hs0&c under Satur-
day Cash corn was weak and from nc to
1C per hushel lower.
Oats were easier, in sympathy with the
weakness in corn and their merit. The
sentiment that prices for this grain should
suffer a decline prevails, although bust
ness to-day was of a very slow character.
May closed l4d9sc under Saturday. Cash
oats were Nc lower.
Provisions had a relapse to-day, al
though the opening took strength from
the i've hog market The weakness of
grain, principally of corn, produced a feel
ing of depression i'm the product later
and brought ont many selling orders. The
close was 712c lower than Saturday for
January pork and January ribs. Janu-
airy lard lost 5G1713c for the day.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.