The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-29
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER % 1898.

moderately active. irregular and closing
steady at lsGLi4e below yesterday. November
os'sc: December o. sc; January 6S' sc. Corn,
spots fairly active and firm No =, 43lGf4+Ts c
elevator; 45U453sc afOat. options dull and
unchanged. Oats dull but firm. November
"a 81: december 3issc; January S5'tc; No. >.
white, December 1910; spot No. = "a ,67S4 sc:
NO =, white. S6a4c; mixed western S4d36c.
white western 36Q i0c. Hay quiet and steady:
shipping 5S0 6Oc: good TO choice 1880
Beer quiet and unchanged; family 80 0sd
"A 81; extra mess $40 500SIl 90. Beef hams
quiet a Sl5 80. Nerced beef dull and easy:
city extra India mess $50 %. Cut meats
steady and quiet picked bellies sac picked
shoulders 6lsHb1sc; picked hams 94d TIC;
middeS nominal Lard quiet and weak:
western steam closed at 3 -. nominal: citv
s O0qSs -; futures nominal; refined quiet;
continent 81 IL. South American 90 60: com
pound IS ia = 90. Pork more demand and
easy; mess S15 GOdSl6 %. Butter quiet and
steady; state a ry 1926; creamery 22d-6
western dairy l1d.23c; creamery .0I21is &C;
ElginS 97M25t,c MolaSseS. foreign. nominal:
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice 500
$50. quiet and steady. Peanuts quiet: fancy
and unchanged, TO Is points down; December
ID 206pl6 IS; February Is -; May Is 2u015 30:
September Is 5SG14 8 spot Rio dull nomi-
nal; No. T. Il &C. Sugar. raWSdull and steady.
fair refining 25sc; refined steady. fair de
mand. No. 6. 3 lS-l6d4c; standard 4 3 ICE:
ConfectionerS' \ 1850 &c; cut loaf "a
> Sl6c; crushed SOS 3-l6c; granulated 4 5-l6fl
4'sc. Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton steam ll-64d grain by steam Sd.
Chicago Nov. 2S.-The wheat market was
rather of quiet order to-day. The opening
was about &c lower than yesterdays close
declined 7sGIfc advanced ls@@sc, eased on
again, ana the close was about &C lower tor
December and i&@S lower for May. Corn
opened firm at a fractional advance over yes
terdays close, but became easy, hrming
towards the close. which was about the ton
prices Of the day and ls1l4 higher than Mon
day. Oats showed considerable tirmnesS all
day. The market closed "a c higher than YES
tnrday at the outside figure for the day
Provisions opened weak and lowero Receipts
of hogs were beyond all expectations, the
Board of Trade report giving them as SC0l
over estimates. There was conspicuous alb
sence OF buying orders and free selling caused
further decline There was a slight reac-
ton on some local purchases, but upon their
being filled and because OF later advlces from
the yards, quoting much lower prices on pack
ing grades of hogs, a material break later
carried January pork So below Yesterdays
final prices, where il closed January lard
closed 27I5c lower, and January ribs SOC lower
than yesterday. These prices were the lot
tom for the day.
Chicago, Noy. 2S.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour a trIf1e Steadier. Wheat
No. spring wheat 61hadc3c; No > red &c
Corn-No. ., 3)lsc. OatS-No. >, 2sd2S8sc.
Mess pork, per barrel, Sl2 95dSl3 60. Lard,
~ 2O6l6S y. Short rib sides. 81 O0GS7 Is.
Dry sailed shoulders 81 co s. %: short clear
sides s. 75o ~ 90 Whisky, 81 10
Leading futures ranged as follows: