The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-09
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York. Nov. S.-Flour dull, barely
steady; winter wheat. low grades, 81. 23U
275; do fair to fancy, $2SOQ3,40; do pat
ents, S3.5OQS9O; Minnesota clear. g l94
G25; patents S3350420; low extras, S2.25g
10 Southern flour dull; easy; common
10 fair extra, s. 1902 50; good TO choice DO,
S-.sJu3.50. Wheat spot firm; dull;r No. 3 red
store and elevator, 6734c; afioat, 6954c; OPP
tons were fairly active; open weak ana
declining h@Ac; advancing &c, declined
&c. closing firm at ss4Ac oyer Yesterday
No. red January, 663sc; May, 6S3sc; No
yember, 64S4c; December, 6534c. Corn spots
dual firm; No. 2, S6l5c, elevator; 3l14c
atoat; options full, frmer; without spe-
cial features; November $3.50; spot No.
oats 23A N23iac; No. white, 2i5sc; mixed
western, 2id25c. Hay, firm; fair demand;
shipping, l5c; good to choice, Si124412c.
Wool quiet, steady; domestic fleece, l6422c;
pulled, l503ic. Beef, quiet, steady; family
&o0Nl2OO; extra mess, s.. 504S.OO. Beer
firm; quiet city extra India mess, $1,000
1900; cut meats dun, easy; picked bellies,
&c; shoulders, &c; hams, 84Q612c; middles,
nominal Lard, quiet steady; western
steam, 5.90Q5.95c; city, 5.6005.65c; Novem-
Der, $3.50; refined dull, easy; continent,
6.30c; South American, 6.6Sc; compound,
+l204tsc. Pork, dull, steady; mess, S9,150
1913. Butter, quiet, fancy; steady state
dairy, l2u2l12c; do creamery, 20023c; west
ern dairy, 10laG15c. Elgins, 23c. TalOw,
quiet steady; city, 41sc; country, 4943sc
Cotton seed oil, stronger, further specu-
lauon demand; crude, A424lzc; yellow
prime, 2Sl2c; do off grade, 27l5c. Rice, quiet
steady; domestic fair to extra, %. u6c; ia
pan, 53sU34c. MOlasses, foreign, nominal;
New Orleans open kettle; good to choice,
55452c PEANUTS, quiet Gomez, steady, "a
~ points down; November, l4.50Ql4, Toe (;
January A50c; March, H.15U14,35c; May,
15S5c; SPOT Rio, more active steady; No.
Z lJ1s0l5alc. Sugar, raw fairly active,
steady; fair refining 3W3Hc; refined quiet,
steady; off A, 41-16d4Ac; standard A,
&c cut loaf and crushed, SAC; graduated
Chicago, Nov. S.-European political
complications were deemed sufficiently
important to justify a slight advance
the morning reported a decidedly unset
lied condition ON the Paris bourse and
4uote9 Enghsh eonsols lower, but the
crowd We're disinclined TO attach much
Importance, as far as wheat was concern
ti- FINALLY shorts deemed it prudent to
cover some, but the attempt revealed a
usafth of offerings, and a quick upturn
az re took place. The demand was then
iuIy satisfied, the market from that
lne I'LL the close ruling steady and with
2Al extraordinary fluctuations. Decem-
Der wheat opened from 58Md9oc, adj
NaHHed to $3.50 and closed at 58iau5SSsc-
Gee hisher than yesterday Cash
CQfn-tirmness was prevalent in corn,
WIN the near futures presenting more
IMAM an even share of the strength. This
was owing to the wet weather winch, II
auuclpauOns are realized Will reduce
lne interior movement. Fluctuations
We're however, Of little Importance or
s;sAnoance, and the close but slightly
changed from that of yesterday. May
corn opened a 29ssc, sold at 29izc, closing
al ~ n 29lac-a shade higher than yester-
gay; Cash. corn was "a Of cent per
bushel higher
Oats-The upturn in wheat had the
effect of arousing some slight interest
Zen up6r f5a me sslie s Gi fraders van
Qered TO other parts of the room. The
tone, was fairly steady. May oats closed
a shade higher than yesterday Cash
0dLS We're AfNfh3cr neF nI1EnHl nl2ner.
Proyisions-A weak hog market was dis
regarded in product; a steady to firm
zone ruled all day. Trade was not Wis
llly improved, however, and the session
II that respect was no better than any
tIaL have recently preceded it. The bet
yer feeling in wheat apparently Influenced
lne close January pork and January lard
We're each 2l2c higher and January ribs
a shade higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Onenlna Eiahest- / -oMesf. Closing.