The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-22
Grain Provisions. Etc.

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Grain Provisions, Etc.
New York. March 21.-Flour dull steady:
winter wheat, low grades, s. 00lJS2 ~; pat
ents g. EGGS 30; Minnesota clear + 500
g. 20; supernne II 900 8 10: Minnesota pat
ents SO 1864 30; low extras e. O56S2 A..
southern -four dull; common TO fair extras
g. 0OlbS3 o.; good to choice extras - no
g. 20. Wheat tirme': No.2 red in store and
elevator, 6O1ac; aiolt Ole; options active,
but closed weak: NO. , red March 6Otsc; May
6l3ic, July 6I'sc. Corn quiet, No, . +5c cle-
vator 46c: options duh and steady; March 44c:
April 42Sc; May 429s. Oats firm; options
quiet; March 34}sc; April SAGE; May 81 Sc,
spot No =, 3lsc; No, white 3Iv, mixed
western. S5c; white western 3sisc, Hay
quiet; shipping 60065c; good To choice.
750S5c. Beef quiet; family SIP O01$lt %.
Beef hams dull at $40 t0Sl6 80 TIerced
beef quiet; city extra Ind ia mess SIS OOsL
SEQ 10. Cut meats easy; pickeJ bellies c;
picked shoulders CSC; picked hams s3c,
middles nominal. Lard quiet and steady:
western steam closed at s.; city 81 31ia.
March g.; refined quiet; continent s. ST.,
Sc 90. Pork steady; mess 81 O0W&l2 -
Butter easy; western dairy, new, l2GGl5c;
Elgins 22lac. Molasses foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle. good to choice
3OG3ec, Peanuts quiet. Conee-optlons un-
changed to 10 points up; spot Rio dull; No. Z,
17%@l7asc. Sugar, raw, easier and more
A ll-ltc; standard A, 4sM44c; cut loaf
4 3-lfG15c; crushed 4 l3-lGW3c; Erauulated
4 l-lt@tRc. FreightS to Liverpool dun and
weak; cotton 9-64d; grain lad,
Chicago. March 2l-Operators in wheat
were considerably worked up At the opening
of the session, and for that matter the anxiety
was manifest throughout the entire day, he
cause of the belief that there would uc freeZ-
ing weather over the winter wheat belt within
twentvfour hours. The fear was potent
enough to cause an advance which though
small, was accompanied by firm feel
ing but Just before the clos offerings became
large and some of the advance was lost.
The situation in cash wheat showed little
change. Prices averaged atOIt lsc higher.
May wheat opened at $50. advanced to 3s &c.
changed, finally easing off to jSi &C. where 1t
Closed with net gain OF lstCic for the day,
Corn was ruled by the feeling in wheat. The
trade was unimportant and the line strong
until near the close, when a decline
took place, following similar one
in wheat, with the exception that
it carried the price below yesterdays close.
whereas wheat showed gain at the
end. May ranged between o14C and 81 &C.
The close was a slight fraction below that Of
yesterday at 3hQ3I96c. The cash demand
was light. Prices averaged p &c higher. Oats
To-day 5 market was nrm, with the strength
fairly induced on May at one time snow
ing advanced &c over yesterday close,
but last prices We're only fraction
higher Provisions established a slightly
higher range of prices today. The pit
seemed to be well supplied with buying or
ders. Packers bought. so did commission
men. steady firm hog market, and the
rather strong wheat market helped to sustain
and Streng then product. At the close Nav
pork was Zoe higher than yesterday; May
lard 7lac higher and May ribs rec higher.
Chicago March Clash quotations were
as follows Flour was slow. the feeling
easier ana prices shaded Wheat-No. .
spring SEC No. red 56'.c Corn-No. ,,
3,'sC. Oats, No 2, 3Ol403O1ac. Mess pork
per barrel. SO 92%01O % Short rib sides
- 67lau5 20. Dry sailed shoulders So GOA -.
Short clear sides S. OO0$6 Is Lard per 100
pounds, SIS 62l28S6 S. Whisky. 81 10.
Leading futurps raDuad as follows.