The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-12
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 11-Flour dull, hare
" steady; winter wheat, low grades, 225
patents, S35OQ39O; Minnesota clear, $2.75
d3.25; patents, $S35a3.40; low extras,
$225q2.75; city mills, SSS50400; do patents,
S410d4.35; southern flour dull, easy; COM
mon to fair extra. &.1002.S0; good to
choice do, $2.90Q3.10. Wheat, spot market,
fairly active, lower; No 2, red store
elevator, 66I5c; afioat, Csc: options were
fairly active and weak at a decline of "a
1kc from Saturday; January, 65l3c;
March. 67?sc May, 6Shc; July, Slssc; De
easier; No 2, 35A 436l2c elevator; 37Ac
afloat; options We're dull and lsc lower,
closing steady; November, 357sc; Deem
Der, 35Ac; January, S5c; May, 359sc oats,
spots, easier; fairly active; options duh
and weaker; November, 23c; December,
233sc; May, 253sc; spot, No. z, 23c; No. ?,
white, 24l2c; mixed western 2SlsQ25c. Hay
Toe; good to choice, Sfls4&1ec Wool
quiet, steady; domestic fleece, 16d22c;
pulled, 15M34c. Beef steady, quiet; family,
S9.000f1200; extra mess, %.50qS00. Beef
hams quiet, Sl45OGl5OO; Tierced beef dull,
firm; city extra India mess, $1700d19.C0.
Cut meats dull, weak; picked bellies, 59sc;
shoulders, .5&q6c; hams, SAQS1ac middles
steam, 5.S5c; city, soc; November, 5.9Oc;
refined dull; continent, 6.30c; South Amer
lea, 6.65c; compound, 4laQg45sc. Pork
steady; more demand; sales, 200 barrels;
mess, So. 75010.25. Butter quiet; choice,
steady; state dairy 12lil212c do creamery,
20q23c; western dairy, lOl5ql5c; Elgins'
23c. Tallow quiet, steady; city, 4lsc. ask
ed; country 4@43sc. Cotton seed oil
strong, light offerings; crude, 2in25c; yell
low prime, new, 29Ac bid, SOC asked; do
off grades, 2tc bid Rice moderate, de-
mand steady; domestic fair to extra, S34@
&c; Japan, 3sk0324c. Molasses, foreign,
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
to choice, 26132c. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
barely steady, unchanged, to is points
down; December 1445@1450c; January,
H90G14. 35c; March, HO0ql4l 5ei April, lac;
May, 13.6GQ13.75c; August, l3.l5c; Septem-
Der, 12.s0c; spot Rio duh, steady; No: z,
1512@155sc. Sugar, raw, dull, steady; fair
refining, 3Q3kc; refined more active,
steady; off A, l-16a44c;, standard A.
4lsc. Cut loaf and crushed, sac; granu-
lated, 4i2G4@sc. Freights to Liverpool
firm, quiet. Cotton, steam, 7-64d; grain.
by steam. Sd asked.
Chicago, Nov. IL, noon.-The market OPP
ened for wheat, December, size; corn, No
vember, 2S1sc; pork, January, S9O21a; lard,
January, S5.571AQ5.6O; ribs, January, $4.55
Q4.57l5.
Chicago. Nov 1.-THE visible supply of
wheat increased $4,000 bushels last week.
During the spring and summer, whilst
the crop damage stories were pouring IN
from all quarters, anyone who VentureG
an opinion that stocks would, at any time
on the crop, show more than an eX-
as little short of insane. To-day's raised
the same individual to the ranks of the
prophets. The accumulation of stocks
have discouraged the holders, who bought
December in the belief that supplies would
be low about this time. The selling to-
day was in liquidation and prices were
weak no new bulls taking hold, and the
demand being principally to cover shorts.
December wheat opened from So to 57kc
sold between So and 57isc, closing at 5714c-
&c lower than Saturday. Cash wheat
was 150%c lower, closing weak.
The promised government report or
this afternoon on corn did not cause the
slightest ripple in prices of this grain to-
day. The declining wheat market was or
greater Importance as an influence anG
caused a fractional decline, but business
was in the same apathetic state that IL
has been for so long that nothing in the
trade was worthy Of especial note May
corn opened from 2j&n23 Sc, sold a 29lkc
with closing at &Ac-isc under Saturday.
Cash corn was &c lower
Oats opened and closed with scarcely
any change in the situation or price. The
slight loss in value at the close was due
to the declining nature of the session in
the other markets. rather than to any di-
rect motive. May oats closed nc lower
than Saturday. Cash oats were &c lower
Provisions-The product market remain
ed In practically a stationary position
The hog market was in that state, and
probably prevented a break in provisions,
as the tone of the latter was scarcely
more than steady, the depression in wheat
having a bad effect here, as elsewhere,
on the floor. January pork and ribs clos
ed unchanged. January lard shade lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HighestL ovest.C Closing.