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

New York, Dec. 1O.-Flour about steady;
more active; winter wheat, low grades,
pa patents So 45 5 Minnesota Gear s25S
$40: patents, $315d4.10; low extra, $2.25G
2.64; southern flour quiet; steady; common
to fair extra, $2.10Q2.S0; good to choice do,
81 90G3.00. Wheat lower; more active; No.
2 red, store and elevator, 70AGf703sc;
afioat, 71AG72c. options were fairly ac-
tive and declined through free local reai-
zing, with the close weak at %a1c below
yesterday; No. red, January, 67Ac;
March, 69Ac; May, 6S1sc; December, 665sc.
Corn fairly active; easier; No. g 351lc, eie-
vator 36c afioat. Options were moder-
ately active and unchanged to sc lower;
December, 35c; January 34l2c; May, 35isc;
dull easier: December, 22%c; January.
231sc; May, 25c; No. white January, 24$4c;
spot: No. 2. 23c; No. white, 24%c; mixed
western 231Am24JRc. Wool firm; quiet; do
firm; quiet; family, $10.O0d12O0; extra
mess, s7.5OdS.OO Beef hams inactive; s14.5O
11500; tierced beef quiet: firm; city extra
India mess, $1,000. Cut meats weak; dull;
picked bellies, 4kM5c; shoulders, 5M5hc;
hams, Sh@8Ac; middles, nominal. Lard
ouiet: easy: western steam, 5 soc asked
fined dull; continent, 600c: South Ameri-
ca 630c; compound 49sn5c. Pork easy;
quiet; mess, 9OOd9.50. Butter firm; fair
demand; state dairy, Pope; do creamery.
1926; western dairy, 1012n17c; Elgins, &c;
Cotton seed oil steady; quiet; crude 26c;
yellow prime, new, 290291ac; do off grade,
mand. Molasses, New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice, H435c: Peanuts
- zoe: February, 1850; March, IL. 4Od13 soc;
May. 13.2OG13.90c; June. 12.65c; July, 12.40d
12.45c; SEPTEMBER l5-2Oc; spot Rio dull;
firm; fair refining, 3hd3Ac; refined quiet
steady; off A, 4 3-l6d49sc; standard A.
4ssc; cut loaf and crushed, SIC; granu-
lated. 49sn4a4c. Freights to Liverpool
quiet; steady; unchanged.
Chicago, Dec. II, Noon.-The market
opened for wheat, December, 5s1kc; corn.
December 25c; pork, December, $3.50; lara,
January. s5.25; ribs, 81. 20Gf4 27la
Chicago Dec. l0-The bull campaign
in wheat in a wave Of success came 10
of the session holders had lost almost
all the profits that the advance promised
them. There were all kinds Of selling to
be seen. but the most notable was that
OF the elevator concerns and the big pro-
fessionals. Armour was a conspicuous
depressing factor, whilst Linn and Cud-
ahy were credited with being almost
equally influential on the selling side
AT noon Bradstreet's report of "A decrea SO
of AZ, 600 bushels in the worlds visible
a bullish document but the crowd was
generally Tong" Of wheat, and was will
ling TO sell. so that prices did not rally
much on on th ee. fsuressd NAY wheat opened
6i7kc, closing al G2c-7kaic under yestcr-
day Cash wheat was h4Ac per bushel
Corn-Occasional moments OF moderat e
activity were seen IN corn. but the aver
age was not quite 40 20 the ordinary
mark The corn that was bought yeater-
day in the hone that the purchases wousl
prove rfmuuerailYe. Was sold to-day and
iu some Instances the round Transaction
showed q loss rather than a profit The
trade Nas local mainly, very few OUT
side orders coming ~ hand. The tone
~ fhc market Was defined ~ that Or
ehrnt AaY corn opened "a zsc. declined