The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1895

dec; Japan, 3Fsd3ste- MOlasses. foreign.
nominal; New Orleans open kettle. good
to choice, z5fl52c, quiet Peanuts, quiet
up; November, 1460c; December, 1455l1
l4-61c; March, 14l5@l4Z5; May, 1375Qi3. $;
September, l2.s5Ql2soei spot Rio. dull
steady, quiet; fair refining. 3d3isc; re-
fined, steady, quiet; OF A. l-l6a 4l4e;
standard A; 4lze; cut loaf and crushed,
SIC; graduated. 4izqfssc. Freights 70
Liverpool, market quiet, firm; cotton BY
steam. 7-64d; grain by steam sizd asked.
Chicago. Nov. . noont;-Ih .z,. n ma Ark
November. 2slsc;. pork, November. Ss-F;
lard, November. S.52l2; ribs. NoYemoef'
Chicago, Nov. at having been learned
that the decline in English consols and
the weakness in French was due. not 10
a political trouble, but TO an unsettled
financial situation in Europe, the wheat
market to-day naturally displayed weak
ness as against the strength OF yester-
day The activity was mainly local VITA
an occasional order from New York OF
the northwest. Privilege holders and
scalpers were the only active people IN
the market. Puts" were good at the
close, and the fortunate possessors OF
those options had abundant of opportuni-
~ throughout the session to recover the
money invested. Estimates Of the in
crease that will be shown in the visible
supply Monday ranged from 10000 BUSH
els, 10 100000. but they were merely
guesses. December wheat opened from
oof2E 10 0e'rCr tOlQ DtLWEEn po1-C anu ato1sCf
closing at 5Sl4Q5SHsc-14c under yesterday.
each wheat was weak and nc lower.
COrn-Ihe nrmneSs, which has been q
prominent characteristic of the corn mar
ket for several days past, was absent
from that grain to-day. 1t was substi-
tuted by an easier feeling, with the basis
of weakness to be found in wheat. Trade
was dull as il could well be. and still re-
tain th- semblauce of market. The
half holiday probably helped to curtdil
business, but aside from that the indif-
ference Of operators was quite conspic-
uOus. The St Louis Modern Miller report
ed crop returns as more favorable than
supposed. May corn opened at 29l2c, de-
clined to 29l4G 293sc, closing at 293sc-a
shade lower than yesterday. Cash corn
was easier. Sellers reported difficulty in
obtaining yesterdays prices, and con-
cessions averaging Ac had to be made to
effect sales.
Oats-An elevator concern appeared to
much as their trader was making all
the bids and offers without succeeding
in transaCting much business. The range
OF this market was confined within the
itself tells the tale of inactivity. In SYM
pathy with wheat and corn, the tone was
an easy one. May oats closed a shade IN
der yesterday. loss of IA &c was noted
in cash values.
Provisions-In the first fifteen minutes
Of the session the sum total of the trade
in product was one transaction in pork.
From that time until the close not over
dozen orders were executed, although
at The close the offerings became rather
free, but the demand remained light. A
weak feeling predominated from start to
nnish, ana at the close January pork had
declined l2i9c from yesterday; January
lard and ribs each 2l2d5c. Domestic mar
kets were quiet and easy.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. Highest. lowest. Closing.