The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-02
nRAIN. Provisions. Erc.

<aw York. Nov. Flour quiet, prices
uuchanged winter wheat low grades, 1925
Ga6j: do fair to fancy, S2.S04S45; do pat
-nts s. J003.I5; Minnesota clear, S2.lJ4
.15. do patents, S3.55l14. 10; low extras, S. q
G4W. city mills, $3.S04O0; do patents,
81 gG04 IS. southern flour duh, steady; COM
mon TO fair extra SZ. l0q2.sVi good 20 cholSe
do S2.013.30. Wheat, spot market, dull,
lower. No red store and elevator, 59lt
oslo; ah0at, 70Q707sc; options opened ac-
tive az ease decline, rallied, closed easy
at a.f--c below yesterday; No. led
March 695sc; May, 691fc; November, G5aa
December 662sc Corn, spots, easy, mod
eratcly active. and lost SAKE, with whea [,
and on free HquidatiOns rallied and closed
steady at i405ac below yesterday; NoVem-
Der 36iec; December. 35sc; January Jisc,
May 355sc. Oats, spot, duh, steady; OPP
tons moderately active, easier; November,
81 4c. December, Z3tsc; May, 293sc; NO. Z
white November, 23isc; spot prices No. ,,
2ic, No. 2 white 25c; mixed western, 24gt
Csc. Hay, moderate demand, unchanged
Wool quiet; domestic fleece, 16QZ2c; pull
ed 15a34c; Texas, 9N13c. Beef quiet,
steady; family, s9O9412egj extra mess,
1900; tierced beef dull; city extra India
mess, S16.0Gdl700; cut Sneats quiet, weak
picked bellies, CSC; shoulders, 6Q6Ac;
hams, Sl2c; middles, nominal Lard quiet
unsettled; western steam closed at 5.95c;
city, 560c; October, 5.92c nominal; re-
fined duh; continent, 6.35c; South Amer
lean, o.1Qc; compound, 4!a44sc. Pork
steady, moderately active; state diary,
12d2112c; do creamery, 2OQ23c; western
diary, lQql5c; Elgins, 23c. Tallow weak,
quiet; city, &c bid, 41sc asked country,
4Aa43sc Cotton seed oil quiet, steady
crude, 24c; yellow prime, 27iac bid, 2Sc
asked; do OFF grades, 261aM27Ac. Rice
moderately active, domestic fair to extra.
o&04c; Japan, S9sa3&e. Molasses, foreign,
nominal; New Orleans open kettle good
TO choice, 26432c, firm. Peanuts quiet.
Coffee dull, 5Ql5 points up; November,
TX *. .
Rio dull, steady; No. z, 15Ssdl534c. Sugar
raw, dun, steady; fair. refining, 3q31sc;
refined quiet, generally &c lower; off A,
q l-l644Ac; standard A, 4l8c; cutloaf and
crushed, SAC; granulated, 4lkd45kc.
Ereights to Liverpool, cotton quiet, grain
nrmer, room scarce; cotton by steam,
ESD, grain by steam, December, at S2ad
Chicago, Nov. I, noon.-The market for
wheat, December, 585sc; corn, November,
ssAc; pork, November $50; lard, Novem-
Der, $3.50; ribs, November. S4.45.
lsGhieago, Nov 1.--Wheat was again in
the hands of its enemies to-day. Prices de-
preciated under free selling by local
bears, by New York and by the north
west. Disccurag cement came from St.
Louis, the stronghold of the bulls, where
the market was weak and lower. A por-
ton of yesterdays advance was lost on
the curb and when the market opened this
morning, it was with a weak and depress-
ed air. Liberal selling was the prominent
feature and the demand was not of the
kind that strengthens. New York advices
were to the effect that foreigners were
selling in that market, which does not bear
of the late reports of an improved export
demand. December wheat opened from $685.
to 59lac, declined to 5SSsc, closing at 59c
asked 5sGt1c under yesterday Cash wheat
was weak and re per bushel lower
The weakness that encOmpassed wheat
was likewise visible in corn which
through sympathy with the finer grain,
opened weaker and evinced no disposition
TO revive later. The trade is still on the
fence. neither bulls nor bears having the
courage of their convictions. The former
are in fear of an early heavy movement of
new corn and the latter are not confident
ing as the margin of profit for the pro-
Queer is extremely slight at the present
standard. May corn opened at 299sc, de-
clined to 291s029A-146D3sc under yesterday.
Cash corn was easy and A052c lower for
old and steady for new.
The action of wheat and corn was emu
lated by oats only in q more moderate de-
gree. OF business there was but little and
orders were for the account of local men
and specialists exclusively. May oats clos
ed is9phc lower. Cash oats were generally
steady.
Provisions-A stronger hog market acted
in the capacity of a sustaining factor in
product. There was quite little outside
buying and scalpers were trying to force
an advance but when the demand showed
symptoms of relaxing prices dropped away
The weakness Of wheat indirectly affected
product AT the close January pork was
2i2q5c lower, and January lard and ribs,
each 2i9c lower
Leading futures ranged as. follows: