The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-19
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Flour dull; freely
offered; easy; winter wheat low grades,
$2.25G275; do fair to fancy, $2.sOG34O; 90
patents, $S.50Q3.90i Minnesota clear, $:75M
1925; patents, $33Od4.10; low extras. 1928
G275; southern flour dull; easy; common
to fair extra, $2.l0n2SD; good TO choice
S2.90M3S0. Wheat quiet; hrmi No. red
store and elevator, 66l9q67lac; afioat $50
66Ac options were dun and irregular al
1sdAc decline, closing steady, with trad
ing only local and prices following the
west; No. 2, January, 655sc; May, Size;
December, 645sc. Corn duh; firm; No. :,
36Q36Ac elevator; SIC ahoat, options
were dull and steady at sc decline; NO
vember, $3.50; December. S5he January,
35sc; May, 35sic. oats dull; steady; OPP
tons steady; dull; November, 23c; De
cember, 2312c; January, 233sc; May clos
ing 25l2c; spot, No. ,, 23Qt23l4c; No. white,
247sc mixed western, 2244m24lsc; white 40,
24Q2Sc. Hay, moderate demand; less firm
shipping. !OQl5c good to choice 5000.
Wool quiet; firm; domestic fleece, 16022c,
pulled, 15MS4c; Texas, 94i3c. Beef quiet,
firm; family, S9.O0N12.OO; extra mess, $500
500. Beef hams slow at S14O0G14.50. There
ed beef dull; steady; city extra India
mess, $l7.OOH1S.OO. Cut meats quiet; firm;
picked bellies, 59sc; shoulders, &c; hams,
SAQ9c middles, nominal. Lard quiet;
weak; western steam, 5.S0c, nominal; city,
5.50c, nominal; refined, moderate demand
continent, $500; South America, 665c;
compound. 42Q4Be Pork quiet; steady;
mess, S9.754lO25. Butter quiet: unchanged.
Tallow firm; moderate demand; city, 4bc;
country, 4Gt43sc. Cotton seed oil less firm
quiet; crude, 25Q26c; yellow prime, new,
Soc asked; do off grade, 2Sd29c. Rice
steady; moderate demand; domestic, fair
to extra, 3Ac; Japan, 3hGI44c. Molasse9,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans. open ket-
tie, good to choice, 26932c; fancy fairly
active. Peanuts quiet Coffee quiet ana
steady; 54l5 points up; January, 1435c;
March, 10. 95ql4: Coo; spot Rio dull; steady;
No T. 15Ac. Sugar, raw, quiet; steady;
fair refining, &c. centrifugals, 96-test. 3asc;
refined quiet; steady; off A. 1-l6a4Ac;
standard A., 4lse; cut loaf and crushed,
SIC; graduated, 4lzQ4ssc Feights to
Liverpool market quiet easy; cotton, by
steam, 3-32d; grain, by steam. Sad asked.
Chicago. Nov. 1S.-Noon,-The market
opened, for wheat, December, 571kd575sc
Der, 1s1sc: Pork, January, $500. Lard,
January, $5.571a. Ribs. January, A55.
Chicago Nov. B;-Wheat1There was a
marked falling off in northwestern ie-
ceipts both as compared with a week
ago and with a year ago. The bulls FRO
fessed great qualification over the mat
ter, claiming that the rush of wheat to
market in that section was subsidized
whereas on the other hand, the bears
found various reasons for what they
thought was but a temporary break in
the movement. A slight appreciation in
prices came about through this question:
but the market went to pieces before the
close, on selling by a local professional
trader, who inadvisedly covered his short
wheat early and went long" in the eX-
pectation that greater results in the way
of an advance would take place. Deem
Der wheat opened from 573s6J571ac
sold between 57s40577sc and 57lsc, closing
at the latter-1dU3sc under Saturday.
Cash wheat was steady.
The session was tiresome in corn. No
new or important feature developed and
prices changed only to agree with the
strength or weakness of wheat, and with
no wide or rapid fluctuations occurring
May corn opened a 293sc, sold between
29ssG2912c or 29hc, closing at 294I29fsc-
a shade under Saturday. Cash corn was
steady and unchanged.
Oats-The lifeless and inert feeling still
prevailed in oats. Prices were, for the
most part, unchanged, and no DISPOSE
ton to business was noticeable. May
oats closed unchanged from Saturday
Cash oats were, on the average without
change. Some grades brought a trlhe
more than on Saturday, and others a
fraction less.
Provisions sank in value to-day. The
decline was caused by a loss in prices Of
hogs at the yards. III there was any in
crease in the amount Of business in pro-
duct to-day it was not apparent in the
pit. general complaint of the mac
tiyity and duilness was stu heard At
the close January pork was 715G10c less
than Saturday: January lard sc lower
and January ribs, sc lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.