The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-15

cargoes 1886; No. : lsc sugar-raw dull
and steady, fair refining &c; cenfrifn-
gals. 90 test, So . 5asc; refined quiet Q 55sc:
extra c ( 1865 5l6c. write extra c a,l6
% 1l-l6e. yellow 554a5JSc: on 4 5 30
@S9Sc mould A Size. standard i-lGc,
confectioners' atsc cut Loaf aud crus1ei
6i4c. Moiasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
easy common 70 fancy SSGB47c. Petroleum auirt
and weaks crude in barrels Parsers, s. -;
refined, all ports, at s. - Cotton sect oil
%Gc35c. Potatoes-Prine fairly active Wool
quiet and firm; domestic fleece 3il31c; pulled
2'4Sic; Texas lsO25c. Provisions Pork ii
and weak; extra mess 81 > d. so: extra
prime SO 500Ii 90 Beef dull an
steady; family 81 5O610 80; plate s. 0o0S So
Beef, hams. quiet AM easy al S!2 00612 80.
Dried beer dull but firm. TisrCei beef quiet
but firm: city extra. India mess Sl4 O0l5i5 on.
Cut meats dull but steady; picked bellies
5!s96lsc; picked shoulders size; hams
S1sGe9c Middles quiet, weak; short clear s. a..
city steam s. -; options, November delN-
cry -; December delivery SO - asked: Jau-
nary delivery IS 81; February. delig-ry
freiEhts to Liverpool stronger; cotton 964l;
grain ESD.
CHICAGO. Nov. i4.-Sellers we're around the
pits IN overwhelming numbers. aud there was
practical Illustration on change exhibited I'M
der very exciting circumstances. OF the dtti-
Guilty OF disposing of goods upon an overstocked
market except at slaughter prices December
wheat showed az the closing prizes today loss
since yesterday at the corresponding time of
ls4c and May OF llsc. There was an excited
struggle at the opening 20 get rid Of wheat by
those who were still holders OF IL. Statistics
was not factor in the business today. IL was
principally matter of exhausted margins, and
at such times OF monetary strinSency and van
lshtng values full margins have become wonder
fully narrow. The usual infuenc s occasioned
by the daily movement fell fiat. When the mar.
ket opened there were sellers OF December anx-
| ious to get 95lhc and few buyers at over g5lac
am the AlInesS with yhnn these Kyt.ra
| supplied made those who were wiling TO buy
! hold of for still lower figures and they did not
nave very long TO wait. There was an immedi-
ate decline 10 9ila aud May which started at
around 81 U20 0214, slid of rapidly to 81 0lSs
| Al these prices trading was very excited and
enormous lines OF long wheat were dropped
| and corresponding lines OF short wheat covered.
| This caused the market to rally aud December
advanced 70 96lsc and May To S. 02l1 This
turn was taken advantage of to put out addl-
| uonal lines of short wheat, and before the SEES
sion was two hours old the prices Of Dec amber
! had gotten down to g3 pc aud May to 81 O0l6.
| There were sales of flour reported for export
| from Minneapolis, OF wheat loading at st. Louis
for foreign shipment, aud for considerable pur-
| chaSes on foreign account at New York but the
| moderate rallies oCcasiOned by such news had
no staying qualities. December after selling
| up to 94ISc ana May to 81 0ll6c, relapsed to
95s4c and S. OlSs respectively, aud il was not
until within fifteen minutes of the close that
traders began to have any confidence bottom
| prices Tor The day having been alrea iy expert
| enced Liquidation which was SO prominent
| in wheat, was also notable circumstance in
the corn deal May opened 5261529lc below the
| point at which il closed yesterday IL did not
| long remain at the prices named, and 1t was not
| until II had declined lc more that there was
enough buying by previous short sellers TO
cause reaction, which could hold more than
| one or two minutes. The buying in of snort
| corn was the only kind of buying of sufficient
| bulk TO turn prices. Hutchinson tried TO stop
| the decline, but he soon perceived that there
| was too much force arrayed agginst him, aud
| he abandoned the ltLemOt Tharta w haQ
| liquidation of country holding. and altogether
| very large business Data were active but
| finish showing net loss OF f1s0134c from yes
| terday s closing. The opening was weak and
| es0Ac lower and quickly started on the down
| grade, at one time dropping lc for May, with
| few intervening trades. Shorts bought literally
| on the decline and reaction of &c followed
but was not all maintained until the close In
| pork quite an active business was transacted at
| irregular prices. opening sales made at i0Gnl5c
decline, ana general business 10 realize caused
a further reduction OF l5@20c, AZ the dacline
tae demand showed some Improvement while
offerings were lighter, consequently a rally of
| 2S1D29lac was gained. Toward tn, close the
| telling was easier and prices sUttlbd back again
| 5D113c aid the m rket closed rather quiet at
medium figures. In lard there wae rather more
| doing. The feeling was somewhat unsettled
Opening sales were made at 2695c deobne and
a further reduction Of 21A615e followed, with
rather liberal trading. Latsra st~adier feeling
was manifested and prices rallied 30 but settled
back again TO inside figures aud closed quiet.
| In shorI ribs quite an active business was trans
acted aud prices ruled Irregular. Opening sales
were made at about 216c decline aud further
| reduction followed. Later the feeling was
| steadier and prices rallied again 2Ifc but
settled back TO medium figures and closed
| rather quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
| steady and unchanged. Wheat-No. 9
spring 02he: No. 2 red 5s)4c. Corn--No. 2
4.c. Oats-No. ?. 40IlGe4O5sc. Mess port 80 3715
| az 90 Lard, per 100 lbs 81 90. S0ort rio sides
loose, s. 1000 90. Dry self shoulders, boxei
| s. 1908 3!35. Short clear sides. boxed, IS 20 d
8 Is. Whisky at 81 II. fr' W. '@
Leldns futures ra I 20 as follows;
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