Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-01

SIC; No. Rio, on spot CSC, Decent Der de-
livery SoG6 b5c. Sugar steady but quiet;
z .5ssg5S9c, extra c 5lSc,. white extra
Z 5s4c, yellow 41sG5c, mould A $50. coniec-
TONER'S A 615(06ssc, of A &c, standard A SIC,
cut LOAF ana crushed 71se, powdered 707Isc,
graduated SIC, cubes 65s9Tc. Molasses
unchanged. Cotton seed oil quiet; 29(g30e for
crude, Silac for refned. Hides hrm; New
orleans SEC, Texas l056. Wool closed ste ady;
domestic fleece 27OGSSc, Texas 9CD22c. Pork
stronger but quiet; mess, $40 GOAL so for in
ec'ed Middes duh; long clear 5ssc. Lard
4GH points higher; 81 sed weak; on spot 40
b 45c, anuary delivery 1905 b0c. Freights
to Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam. 5-Ssd;
wheat. per steam, y d.
CHICAGO, Nov. S0.-On Change this morn
ing the opening the tendency in the wheat
PIT was unuenlaby besrI h, hut the light IN
spectlon Saturday, and the absence of auy
IRE h tax making any longer figures on the
Vl'loie supply than the crowd had heard for
two or three days past, started the spirit of
the short covering, which proved contagious,
ana by 10 80 nearly all the crowd were on the
buying side. This ma. offerings less free,
and prices slowly mounted upward, strong
even around SlAGS53sc for January, though
around that agure the advance was slow,
owing to general covering. Prior TO this time
the marS ct touched that point. For Mondty
there was very satisfactory volume of bust
ness. IL was noticeable that fewer orders
than usual came in from New York or the
South The deu and continued up to the close
OF the morning session, January having sold
al S55sc. The market was strong at this
Prices for corn averaged higher than for
Saturday. year being the favorite feature,
ana selling up lc over the opening. Other
grains are tClined to be featureless. while at
the same time quotably firm. Short interests
and 10 al traders were quite liberal buyers OF
provisions, principally pork, January OPP
ton picking up l71&c and sustaining the adj
vance. The whole ist closed firm at O'Clock.
Flour unchanged. Wheat active, strong
and higher; regular, November delivery sSi4
GS5Ac, December S3l50s513c. January $3.50
Atun fT~sn ODD hF.r1..a
cash 4ll4c, November delivery 4l4042sRc,
December and ye r 40l 4tG4lAc, January 3715
GS8Isc. Oats higher; cash 29l3 &C, December
delivery 2S3slD29c, January 2S1A12SAc. Pro-
visions-Mess pork fairl active and higher;
cash 50 0O@9 05, Novem err and Decembnr de-
livery SO, January $40 071@Gl0 10. Lard fairly
%ctive and higher; cash. November and De-
cember delivery O712@6 lOc, January 60719
at 2oc. Boxed meats-dry salted shoulders
70ta3 75c. short rib S50e5 00c, clear sides Is
@5 zoe. Whirky firm at 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-Cofee dull;
Rio cargoes, common to prime 1880. Sugar
steady and in fair demand; omen kettle,
choice sc, fully fair 45sc, good common to fair
45aG4 7-l6c, choice white SIC, choice yellow
clarified SIC. Molasses in fair demand; open
kettle, choice 48G44c. prime 34c, common to
good common l5t017c. Cotton seed oil quiet
but steady; prime crude s5D2515c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 0.--Flour steady but slow.
Wheat aclve and finished 1910 above
Saturday; No. red. cash 9212c, December
delivery 9l12@. Corn closed higher but dull;
No. mixed. cash 35@351sc. January S43sC0
3459c. Oats firm bur slow; No. mixed, cash
2712c. Whisky St. ady at 81 10. Provisions
firm ann in fam demand: Pork, SO 0oG9 25
for old, $40 for new. Lard small lots at &c.
Bulk IN ats-car lots loose long clear c,
short rib 90c. Bacon-long clear COOS 62l5c,
short rb 75CG5 soc, short clear 90 0oc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90.-Flour dull; family,
81 GAS. Wheat firmer; No. 2 red, 92c
Corn neavv; No. 2 mixed, 45c. Oats firm;
No. 2 mixed, 20. ProvlsiOns-Pork firm at
SO. Lard steady at &c. Bulk meats hrmer
and nominaIly unchanged. Bacon nominally
firm and unchanged. Whisky clo'ed steady
at 81 o. Sugar drm; New Orleans, new crop
1860. Hogs steady: common and light
So 0OtG3 65, packing and butchers So 65@3 80.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 8'.-GraIn closed STEADY;
Wheat-No. red, 9Sc. Corn-NO. white.
47c. Oats-NO. 2 mixed, Bic. Provisions
closed firm: Bacon clear rib sides nominal,
clear sides 25c, shoulders nominal. Bulk
meats--clea: rib sides l5c, clear sides 5 4Oc.
shoulders &c. Pork. mes $40. u ms, sugar
cure l0c. Lard. choice leaf 75c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, noOn.-Flour easy and
quiet; Howard street and Western super6ne
50 1903 rs, extra So 5000 10, family 81 25@
500; city mills superfne So 00(03 40, extra s. so
OF Is; RIO brands, 81 s7(95 o.. Wheat-South'
ern lower; Western steady; Southern. red 30
lGq4l<c. amner 96@99c; No. Maryland 92l%c
bid; No. Western winter red, on spot, SIC
hid, fresh. Corn-Southern easier; Western
irmer; Southern, white 4sG52c; yellow 45(0
4Sc
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine. 27s.
LONDON, Nov. go. 500 D. m.--spirits turpen-
tine fiat; spot 26 9d. December delivery 26s
Cd January to Anril 27s Cd. Stocks 1920
barrels. float 800. deliveries 800.
NEW YORK, Nov. 80. noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 8714GS71zc. Rosin steady at
81 O2lSlnl 10.
500 D. m.-Spirits turpentine dull at S7szc.
Rosin steady at 81 O21S0Dl 10.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-Spirits turpenttne
duh at 3lc. ROsin-strained SOC, good
strained S71EfG90c.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 30.-sp'rits turDentIne
firm at 3S3zc. ROsin steady; S211c for strained
and size for good strained. Tar firm at 81 &c.
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90, yellow
dip and virgin 81 90.
RICK.
NEW YORK. Nov, 80.-Ddessrs. Dan Talma9e'e
Sons & Co. furnish the following report of the
rice market: ''rhe demand in English and
continental markets is slow, but AS prices are
deemed abnorm ally low. holders refuse TO
mase anv concession to facilitate trade. The
culture of rice in the East has been grea' ~
disturbed during the past few month";. aud
the outlook Is now that the yield of next year
viii chow q great falling OF. In Burm an
military operations have excited the appre-
henson OF the natives, and in instances lite
culture has been suspended. In HindOstan
the drought prevailed in some sections and
deluge in others. As q result OF the loss Of
crops, supplies have TO be drawn from adj
Joining sec ions. Shipments from the East
Indies since Jan. were 1890, 230 hays, stock
in English ports 697, sS4 bags, quantity ahoat
$50 829 bags"
CHARLESTON, Nov. sO.-Market dull: fair
1890. good "a b4c; prime S1%,9S '5c
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