The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-15
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, ETC.

New Y Ork, Nov. lA-Flour, dull, freely
offered. easy; winter wheat, low grades,
81. 25G275; winter wheat. fair to fancy,
81. S0d340; winter wheat patents $500
$50; Minnesota clear, S2.75M3.25; patents,
SO. 35I410; low extras, $2.2502.75; southern
flour, dull easy; common to fair extras,
81. 10G2S0: good to choice, 81. 90M3.30. Wheat
spot market dull, firm; No. red, store
and elevator, 663t q0c; afioat, 6SAq66lsc;
closed steady at unchanged prices to sc
decline, with light trade; January, 65Bc;
May, 677sc-; June, 677sc; July, 67Ac; De
cember, 641sc. Corn, spots dull, firm; No.
2, 96lsc elevator; 37l2c ahoat; No. 3, 35Ac;
options advanced &c, fell Ease, closed
steady at hqhc decline, with light
January, 3512c; May, $3.50, oats, spots,
quiet, firm; options, dull, nominally an
changed; November, 2Shc; December,
235sc; May, 259sc; spot prices, No 2, 23hc;
No. white, 24lc; mixed western 23Ha
25c. Hay, fair demand, firm shipping,
75c; good to choice, S712G90c. Wool steady
15d34c; Texas, 9dl3c Beef, firm and quiet;
family, $9.O0Q12O0; extra mess, $7.50dS.C0;
beef hams dull at $l400q1450; tierced beef.
steady; city extra India mess, $1,000
1900. Cut meats. dull and unchanged.
Lard, quiet, easier; western steam closed
at 5.S5c; city, 5.6Oc; November, 5.9Oc; re-
fined, fairly active; continent, 63Oc;
South American. 6.65c: compound, 40
43sc. Pork, dull, steady; mess, 80. 75d10. rs.
Butter. fancy, steady; state dairy, 12D
Bic; state creamery, 2O02212c; western
hdily IO1Zl4lJCs Els ms 1Ot- i dllOWs quiet
firm; city, 41bc; country, 4GI4sc. Cotton
seed OIL firm, quiet; crude 25026c; yellow
prime, new, 3c; yellow prime off grades,
2S12c. Rice, fairly active, steady; domestic
fair to extra, 3MMoc; Japan, 33AM3Hc
Molasses, foreign, nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good to choice, 26n32c
quiet. Peanuts, quiet. Coffee, steady,
uary, 14.20d14.2 5c; February, 14100l5O0c ;
March, 10 9004400c; May, 49, 45dl3. soc; spot
Rio, dull. easier; No. Z, l5l4c. Sugar. raw,
a aDff CT fol Fr,gr Do
standard A, Acc; cutloaf and crushed,
5Ac graduated, 4l5M45sc. Freights to
Liverpool, grain market quiet; cotton
fairly active and firm; cotton, by steam,
sgd; grain, by steam, Sgd.
Chicago, Nov. IA, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, December, 5SMn5SAc
corn, November, 29i4c bid pork Novem-
Der, .SS121z; lard, January, $5.65; ribs, No
vember, $40.
Chicago, Nov. IA sensa tfonal advance
in December wheat in st. Louis was the
leading influence in this market to-day.
The trade in that section has arrived at
the conclusion that the proportion of in
ferior winter wheat with which It is pos
sible TO fulhll contracts is not quite as
large as has all along been thought Shorts
in the St Louis market were nervous
about the matter and sharp bulge Of NC
took place in the December option. The re-
port that English cOnsols We're lower also
contributed to the strength in wheat, but
with a denial later and an abatement of
the excitement at St Louis, all the early
gain in prices was lost and the close was
at p fractional decline from yesterday
December wheat opened from 57st 0575sc,
sold between $3.50 and 58c. closing, 575s n
57Ac-a shade under Yesterday. Cash
wheat was A0izc per bUshel higher, clos
ing easy with the futures.
Corn-The corn market rose ard fell
with that of wheat. and the influence
coming from the latter was beyond doubt
the most important factor. May corn
opened at 29Ac, sold between that and
29l9c, closing at 2912Q2S3sc-1sc under yes
terday.
Oats-There was fair trading on occa-
sions, still in the aggregate transactions
were far from being important A com
paratively steady tone ruled, the early
strength of wheat and corn evidently fur
nishing the motive. May closed unchanged
from yesterday. Cash oats were nc per
cent. per bushel higher.
PROFESSIONALISM the strength that early
prevailed in product was lost by the last
hours trading. The action Of the hog mar
ket was apparently disregarded in provis-
ions, prices displaying a certain amount
of frmness, although hogs were not So
This was due to the wheat market no
doubt. 1t was consistent, therefore, that
the late decline in grain should be instru-
mental in bringing prices for product
down. At the close January pork was ~