The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-26
EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York, Nov. 25.--Flour dull but steady;
winter wheat. low grades g. 0)Gb2 IS; fair to
fancy s. i5Q14 IS; Minnesota clear s. 50d2 W;
super fine 81 75G1o 80; patents SO S0Tf5 81;
southern flour duh and steady: common to
fair extras 81 OO6IS3 co. good to choice ex-
tras ~ l0df 20. Wheat, spot market dull
aud &c higher, firm; No. . red in store and
elevator OAO6lac; attOat 63lMBAc; options
were fairly active, opening firm at so Is G ad-
vance, closing steady at &c over yesterday;
trading dull No. red November &c De
elevator i5c; at1oat 45'sc: options opened At
&c up, fell isc and closed dun at 1sc over
yesterday: November closed 444c; December
4440HSc. Oats, spot dull, firmer: options
dun and steady November 3496c; December
3isc sept No. ,, ai1c; No. = white 36Hc;
mixed western 35l136c; white western 36l0iOc
Hay steady and quiet; shipping SOC; good TO
choice C75G1s0c. Beef hams quiet at
India mess $40 Cut meats quiet and
steady; picked bellies 89sc; shoulders 6A0
6l9c; hams 9A@l0c; middles nominal. Lard
dull and steady; western steam closed at
81 %; city ~ 20; refined quiet; continent 80 90;
South American 80 49, compound "a O)0s7 %
Pork in fair demand, steady: new mess
SIS 500S6 20. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Moasses-nominal: New Orleans open kettle
good 20 choice3Od3Sc, dull and steady. Pea
nuts quiet; fancy hand picked 46t4Ac. Coffee
options barely steady at 58l0 points down;
November 10 80; January 10 10Ml6 20: March
Is 706l5 Is; May 10 40 August 10; spot Rio
duh and nominal No. Z, 17AGli7N. Sugar,
raw dun anb nominal; fair refining csc: re-
fin5d dull and steady; No. g, 3 1316114c
standard l6641ac; cut loaf 5Cb5 3l6o
crushed 5ln5 3l6c granulated i-i66h49sc.
Freights to Liverpool steady cotton steam
1000: grain by steam Sd, nominal
Chicago, Nov. 25.-EverythinR on the Board
OF Trade was dull to-day, with the exception
OF wheat. and there WAS enough activity In IL
to cover all shortcomings In the other specu
iative articles. The late bulge OF yesterday
was still in force this morning at the opening
ana continued throughout the session, with
but slight reactions. The opening was about
66ilc higher than the close yesterday, with
some changes. Prices we're further advanced
5FM4c, cascd on sc and closed with a gain for
the day OF 9s0Ac for December and the
same for May. The strength was attributed
principally TO buying for loo Al account. Corn
was very duh. The range covered but &c
and the close was at fractional advance
over last prices of Friday. Oats we're with
out feature. Prices changed but &c during
the session. The close was a fraction higher
featureless. Higher prices for hogs at the
yards caused firm feeling and latter the
feeling was steady There was a stronger
tone manifested toward the close. on the bet
ter feeling in wheat and a gain OF 2Ac over
yesterday was noted for January pork, lard
and ribs.
Chicago. Noy. 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour extremely dull, with prices
easy. Wheat-No 2 spring wheat &c: No
red 62Rc. Corn-No. 2, 35lsc. Oats, No 2,
2sc. Mess pork, per barrel, 3t2 7561Si3 o.
Lard per 100 pounds, ~ 5O0o49 b5. Short rib
sides. "a OOn8l2i. Dry sailed shoulders
81 C0dS 25: short clear sides, 81 750Bs co.
Whisky, 81 Is.
To,dtp0 Futurov rapgad foI1ovs.