The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-01

delivery u s5; January delivery II ssGu 20;
spot no dull and steady; fair cargoes C;
No. 7. ls>se sugsr-raw. dull but stea5y;
. .s s scoh No g. SC No. Sc; refined quiet
and easy; OF A, lSl60sAc; mould A. 44sc;
standard A, 45i6c; confectionery A. 40;
cut loaf. SIC; crushed. SIC; povdered. 7-l6c;
sranulated. s-l664 7.leo; cubes. 44sc. Molasses
Foreign nominal: 50s test, ilASl21To In
hhds; New Orleans fairly aetive and nrm;
ssy crude e IL fancy SO. fsilerI F''r:sSg
crude in bulk. IS 90; refined New YORK.
e %: PnrSsIPhA q. s and % BAi aa's
grades sc; new yellow sO9slc. Wool steady
and quiet; domestic fleece 80 sSsc: pulled
4e9SSc; Texas I642&c Provisions Pork
s s9. but Of5 .ssAd go 0c @ s. Beef S ssssdS
family sii OO0iI 50: extra mess So COO
10 90. Beef hams firm. quoted at $ls o.
Tered beef quiet; city extra India mess, $40 90
5ssa5lSc: picked bellies &c; hams lODS
Ole; Middles quiet; short clear. No.
Vember delivery SO 421s Lard lower and
quiet western .,,s steam % 4Oi n.S city 20 10;
iiSsTy g s. '' asked; January y delivery ST
IS % bid. Peanuts firm; fancy hand
picked 41494I5c; farmers SGSAc. freights
TO Liverpool dull and weak cotton. per steam,
CHIcA5o. Nov. SO. Wheat was dull aud weak
during the most OF the session. Bulls were
Lluil1 Wlite the pears, WHO WoAC udNluE the DSSb
OF it in news, were confident and inclined 70 be
aggressive. Cables were weaker and lower.
with domestic markets also tending downward.
Indications pointed TO large increase in the
visible supply, while local receipts were largely
in excess OF the estimate, and north
western deliveries were also liberal Con-
siderable long wheat came on the
caused a lower range in prices during the fore
noon. May started at 1914 aud d. csrnber 9l%.
But there were free sellers and there was
gradual decline to 9ssS for May and slss for
December. Later there was moderate re-
| action and May sold back 70 1884 and
December to 9I&. Near the close there was
renewed weakness, December selling at 91ssc,
| and May at 961Sc. Corn was something of a
surprise TO those who had expected a collapse
| in the November squeeze. for the weakness,
which was such prominent feature Saturday,
| had entirely disappeared Transactions In that
month, however, continued very limited. Tie
| closing price Saturday was Csc. The first sale
| to-day was at 7Oc. Then there was long wait
without any trading, and finally &c was paid /;
then zoe was secured for some ana that was the
shorts, if there were any, was
not disclosed. December opened at
1910, against 1870 at the close on Saturday.
sold at 4626c, touched 465sc and closed at 46Ssc.
| May fiuctuated within a range Ac. Oats were
| quiet and featureess until late in the session,
| when covering by shorts sent November from
Se&9 34ssc, closing o4Ds4lsc. May was steady
| at 32asGo923sc. There was q very heavy run on
hogs at the stock yards this morning aud prices
were lower. Hog products were CONSEQUENTLY
lower in sympathy at the opening, but shorts
covered rather freely. causing recovery and
the close was at unimportant changes from last
| prices of Saturday
CHICAGO, Nov. 80-Cash quotations were az
follows: Flour steady, unchanged; spring patents
81 6)905 GO; winter patents "a 5O04 co; bak
ers', 81 1904 %; straights 81 6505 10. Wheat
Corn = No. ., 74c. oats-No; 2, s1SSc.
per 100 ms, SO 021f. Short ribs sides
loose, 81 5015 rs. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, 81 121104 IS Short clear sides, boxed,
So 0006 90. Whisky ct 81 u.
Leading futures closed as follows:
OnanInp Highest. Closing