The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-11
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Nov. 10.-Flour quiet, firm,
unchanged. Southern flour quiet, steady.
Wheat, spot market fairly active strong
err with options; ungraded red, S2qNc;
options were active and excited, advanc-
ing 2h@3Bc, fell 3bc, and closed unset
tied at 2a234c over yesterday; No. 2 red,
November, Use; December, SSc. Corn spots
dull, firmer; No. 2, 314c elevator; 32l5c
ahoat; ungraded mixed, 29c delivered OPP
tons were quiet at i50Ac advance: No
vember, 31Ac; December SIC; May, 351sc.
oats spots quiet, steady; options firmer,
quiet; December, 2412c; May 27Ac; spot
No. 2 23Ac; No. white, 26c; mixed
western, 22@25c. Hay steady; shipping.
55Gb6Oc good to choice, 75qS5c. Wool firm,
unchanged. Beef steady, quiet; family,
$.5OQ900; extra mess, $6.00@7O0; beef
hams firm. S15.5O916.0O Tierced beef firm;
| city extra, India mess, $1O25d12.5O. Cut
meats steady, quiet picked bellies, sac;
shoulders, 4A@41sc; hams, 9d9lkc Lard
quiet, nominal; western steam, $4.2JJ2;
city, 4SOQ440c; December 4.45c; nominal;
refined dull; continent, $3.50; South Amer
lea, 1928; compound 4ssG4Ac. Pork duh,
steady; new mess, IS. 50690O. Butter fair,
demand steady; state dairy 1f61Sc: do
creamery, 121s@1916c; western dairy Sa
l21ac; Elgins, zoe. Cotton seed oil quiet,
firm; crude, 22c; yellow prime 26c Rice
firm and unchanged. Molasses quiet
steady, unchanged. Peanuts quiet; fancy
handpcked, 31sc. Coffee barely steady,
5q10 points down; November 10 25c
March, 9.954l0.05c; May, 9.95GDlOc; Sep
TENDER, 10.05c. Spot Rio dull; No Z. 1O7sc
Sugar, raw, quiet. firm; fair refining
&c bid; refined fairly active, firm an
changed. Freights to Liverpool, market
quiet; cotton by steam, 11-64d; grain by
steam, sgd.
Chicago Nov. TO- noon.-Wheat, Deem
Der, Sic; corn, November, 25Ac; pork, De-
m her RI o. la napaV11 Eay n. 81.
December. $S.77l9@3.S0
Chicago, Nov. 10.-Bull news and bull
enthusiasm carried the day in wheat.
Anything bearing the stamp of dfscour-
agement was rejected and the least item
tending to stimulate and enhance prices
was circulated industriously. The cash
situation and higher Liverpool cables re-
ceived the greatest attention. but other
matters, such as late seeding In Russia,
| the famine in India, and a probable mod
crate crop in Argentine were duly con-
sidered. The market opened quite &c
higher than yesterday and, excepting for
brief reaction during the morning, re-
tanned the advantage, hardening further
towards the close, which was but mod
crate recession from the outside. Decem-
Der wheat opened from S01bc to SO15e, sold
between 1870 and S1hc closing at sO7sc-
2hc higher than yesterday. Cash wheat
was strong and &c higher
Corn-A slight advance i'm corn was
deemed an adequate concession to the
sympathy existing between it and wheat.
The conditions I'm corn are not such as to
warrant anything important In the way
of an advance. so that the booming char
acteristics of another commodity exerts
scarcely any influence. May corn opened
from 2914c to 299sc. sold between 29Ac and
2s1sc, closing at 299kQ299l c-ssaAc higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was AGhc
higher.
Oats rose proportionately to the strength
derived from the other grains. A reason
ably fair business was transacted May
oats closed lke higher than yesterday.
Cash oats were firm and Nc higher.
Provisions-Initial business In provisions
showed a disposition to sympathize with
grain. but the hog market lacked
strength, that causing the product to
display an easy feeling. At the close JAN
uary pork and ribs were each 2lzc lower,
and January lard 2izd5c lower
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
Wheat
Nov .....79lla799s SO7s 1874 80
Dec ......S01s0SOls Slh 1924 IVA
May ....S4l4@sl9s o57s S53saSS4 e4s4aSi7s
Corn
Nov ....As 2Ss 27s z59s