The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-20
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New York, Nov, 19.-Flour dull: easy;
winter wheat, low grades, S2.25Q2 70; fair
Minnesota clear, s275d3.25; patents. 1886
Clio; low extras. S2.256f2. 75; southern -four
dull; easy; common 10 fair extra, $2l50
$50; good to choice do S2.s0Q3.S0. Wheat
spote market dun firm; No. red, store
and elevator G8ac anoat, Csc; options
very duh and firm at &c advance, with
only local scalping trade; January, 65%c;
May, 633sc; June, 6IAc; December, 61@4c.
Corn spots dun; firm; No. 2. 3Gc, elevator;
SIC, afoat; options We're dun and firm az
unchanged prices and without features;
November 355sc; December, S5Ac; Janu-
airy, 351sc; May, 35&e Oats spots dull /:
steady; options steady; quiet; November,
2, Z3u23hc No. white, 2flac; mixed west
ern, 23120t24l2c. Hay about steady; fairly
actiye; shipping. 7OQ75c; good to choice,
S5m90c. Wool FIRM quiet; domestic fleece,
l6022c; pulled, 15N3lc; Texas 9a13c. Beef
firm; moderate demand; family, SO. 00Gl2 0J;
extra mess, .S5oasOQ. Beef hams dun;
city extra mess. $lzO001S06 Cut meats
firm picked bellies, 55sc; shoulders &c 4;
hams, SAq9c. Middes. nominal Lard
steady; quiet; western steam, $500: city,
5.3SG5.50c; November. 5.S0c; refined fam
demand; continent, 665c; South America,
66Oe; compound, H2@5c. Pork steady
moderate demand: old mess, s9.50dl0.60
Butter quiet; fancy steady; state dairy.
l2U2lc; creamery. 17022i pc; western dairy
Sec creamery l4423c Tallow firm fair
Cotton seed oil dun; rather easy; crude.
25l2426c; yollow prime new, 2gibc. do off
grade, 23hc. Rice, fair demand; steady:
domestic, fair to extra, 3%0jc; japan.
39sm3#c Molasses, foreign, nominal;
New Orleans open kettle. good to choice
2G452c; quiet. Peanuts quiet Coffee bare
~ steady; unchanged to points down
November. 1850; December, i45Oc March,
14.00GIl405c; May, 12.45Gi 10. soc; September
12.80c; spot Rio dull steady: No z 49, IN
l5l2c. Sugar, raw, dun; steady; fair refin-
ing, &c; refined quiet; steady; off A. 1-1eT
sac; standard a, acc; cut loaf, sac;
crushed, 5Ikc. Freights quiet; easy.
Chicago, Nov. 10, noon.-Wheat. Deem
Der, SIC; corn, December. 279sm271kc; oats.
December 1861Slsc; pork, January, $500:
lard, January, $5.55Q5.571z ribs, January,
Chicago. Nov 19.-The arrivals of wheat
in the northwest to-day did not show
any serious falling off in the movement
in that section, and the bears claimed
vindication Of the views expressed by
them yesterday. OF course prices were
easy on that news. but, owing to stormy
weather, wires were working bad and
outside orders were scarce. To-day's bus
mess was transacted principally within
range of hc, quotations only occasion
ally moving outside OF that limit Local
shorts were good sellers through out the
day, but upon learning of a good cash
business before the close thew covered
rather freely, the best prices OF the ses-
sion then being established. December
wheat opened 51ls0J1c, sold between 537k0r
5l9ac, closing at 57isQ57asc, %dAc higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was steady.
Corn-One-eighth cf q cent covered the
fluctuations in corn. The first transact
tons were with symptoms of considerable
feeling that receipts would be retarded
by the storm, being instrumental in bring
ing in some buying orders. The eXecu-
ton of those orders apparently ended
the business Of tha session. for trading
from that time until the close was Of q
most Indifferent sort. May corn opened
a 2S5sc, sold a 291lc. closing al 2tazc ASKED
a shade higher than yest Crday. Cash corn
was steady.
Oats remained in pretty near the same
position il has been occupying of late
Nothing developed to attract the slightest
attention and during the most of the
session the pit was about deserted Nav
oats closed a shade lower than yesterday
Cash oats were steady and UNCHANGED
Provisions-The tone of the provisions
market was easy at the start and steady
later A few outside orders were re-
ceiVed, but they were scattered. and in
dicated nothing particular. Very little
change in prices was noted during the
session. and at the close January pork
and lard were unchanged. and January
ribs 2izc higher
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest CIoefusr