The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-08
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York. Nov. 7.-Flour dull and I'M
$2.25G275; southern flour quiet and easy;
to choice, $2.30GJ3.30. Wheat spot market
quiet and lower; No. bred store and ele-
vator. 66S4ci afioat, 69kc, Options. No. 2
Der, Gilac; December. 65ho. Corn dull
and steady NC. 2,36lsc elevator; Size a1oat
Options quiet and without change; Nov
vember, 36Ac; December S5asc; May,
355kc. Oats dun and steady Options dull
and easier November, 23isc; December,
2s9se spot 23Bsc; No 2 White 2ic J., mixed liked
demand; shipping. 75qUc; choice, soc.
Wool steady and quiet; domestic fleece,
16G22c; pulled, 25uSic. Beef dun and
5ea dy oo taRRi aSi bs, gSqdE at eH s4
Tierced beef dull and firm; city extra In
dia, mess. $170odlS.00. Cut meats steady
and quiet; picked bellies shoulders. &c;
hams, sac; middles nominal Lard quiet;
western steam, &c; city, 5.6OQ5.65e; NO
vember 595c; refined quiet; continent,
6.35c; South America g. zoe; compound.
4IhGl7sc Pork quiet and steady; mess,
$975diO.25 Butter quiet and steady state
dairy 12d21lac; do creamery, SOg25e ;
western GARY, 10lR415ci Elgins, 2Sc. Cot
crude, 24d241bc; yellow, 2slzc asked; off
grades. 27lsc. Coffee unchanged; spot
Rio dull and steady; No. III. 15ssQl55Ac.
Sugar raw, steady; fair refining, 54sc;
refined quiet and steady; OF A. I 1-l6Q4Ac;
standard A. 4lkc; cut loaf and crushed,
5Hc Freights to Liverpool quiet and
steady; cotton by steam, 7-64d; grain by
S sfi Nov. 7, noon,-The market
opened for wheat, December, 5Sl2c; corn,
November, 29hc; pork, January, S2oi
lard, January, $5.6Ilsq51o; snort rlos' NO
'e Chicago. ' Nov. 7-Trading indicated
nothing encouraging or discouraging in
the situation, and outside speculation was
notably absent. New YORK buyers we're
selling in their market and seaboard or
ders received there were In the same line
Changing from December to May has be-
gun, but as yet had not assumed large
proportions. December wheat opened 59ls
M5Shd5Sssc, sold between 5815G5S9sc and
5sIkc, closing at the latter-3sc under yes
terday. Cash wheat was easy.
Corn-One-sixteenth was the extent OF
the range in corn. 1t is, therefore, plainly
superfiuous to attempt to explain the
rises in prices The feeling was very
steady. the considerations affecting, be-
ing an unusually good cash demand, ana
the wet weather. The latter mas tended
10 effect the interior movement, but, in
asmuch as the supplies can, at best, sur
fer only retardation. it is rather a remote
bull argument. May corn opened at 29Ac
sold 2S14Q29asc, closing at the opening
price-a shade over yesterday. cash corn
was firm and NC higher.
Oats-Uness familiar with board Of
trade precincts, 1t was difficult TO nnq
the place where this market was located
to-day. There was occasions when not a
trader was present. Scarcely a dozen
trades were made all day. The feeling was
steady May closed unchanged from yes
terday. Cash oats were re higher for
Provisions-Inside quotations ruled at
the close, although quite the reverse ruled
at the opening. January pork closed 212c
lower, January lard TIC lower. and Janu-
airy ribs, &c lower
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing