The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-01

@i135c; atoat 473s6l47lsC; options closed ia
sac net decline. Nav ace: November 46@c:
tive al &c decline: No. ,. 5i'a0HSc: No. 9
delivered 35s03jS: No. 3, Sac No. white
IS qa34c; No. white 35ifc; track mixed
western 3S6G26c; white western S584lc; track
white state 3664i option market quiet: May
20 sc; October 3i7sc; November 345ie: Decem-
Der S51sc. Beef steady; family fl2 90 5Sla %;
extra mess IS 80. Beef hams dun at Sl6 -
SIG 80 TERED beef Guiet; city extra lnuia
mess so 20 GS33 90 Cut meats steady: picked
bellies lOiaW1lc; pi killed shoulders stc5ac c;
picked hams lO4lO4c. Lard nrm; spot
sVarCe: western steam closed ut $40 50: oD-
ton nominal November $3.50, January s. %.
Pork quiet and steady-neE mess $40 5)l
So %; extra prime Sl4 50G0l5 90. CCGse op-
lions unchanged TO points higher on the let
ter cha acter Of European adyceS, and the
small olearances from Brazil; closed steady
at from unchanged TO points decline; sales
were 10 PSI bags. including; November at
Il p; De, emhcr 10 20; January Is 550 Is 6l
February Is 40; March 10 25Jl6 30; spot coffee
klo market firm; No. :. lS2s. sugar, raw d u.
heavy: sales none; refined steady with a iair
demand. Butter firm with a fair demand
western dairy l7isG22t: western creamery -
a PC; western factory l002Oc; OlginS 20;
state dairy l5G2tt; state creamery Ct2sc.
Cheese steady. Eggs steady; state aue Eean-
sylAania 23i4d2il4c; ice house /, O DC: wess-
ern fresh % sG2ic; receipts 52Su packages
Iallow quiet; city 81. Molasses steady-New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice SQ45c
for new
Chicago Oct 31.-There was most re-
markable period Of liquidation on Change to-
day, and, strange to say. il was caused by the
repeal Of the silver bill. Exactly the con
trary effe has been looked for, and il came
as genuine surprise to dealers. Apparently
everybody in the trade, big and little were
all last week loading up Tor the advance that
was expected to follow the favorable action
on silver. The report came that each holder
was to be shrewder than his fellow traders
and sell on the bulge. 50 universally
was this idea carried out that
there was no chance for bulge
Instead of a jump of cent in the price on
which the bulls might secure profits there
was break Of cent straight at first prices
This was startling to the dealers with heavy
lines on hand Once the selling was started
there seemed no end but complete liquidation
Whue Chicago traders were selling out they
had the mountain of wheat held by New York
houses to brighten them. In addition to the
reverse action on the silver bill passage. the
other news was the most beausl OF the
season. Baltic and East Indian and other
foreign ports shipped for Europe for the week
over 50)Ob00 bushels of wheat Eight
primary wheat markets mad nearly 25O00O0
bushels of wheat receipts Tor two
days. The visible supply increased 2,349, 900
bushels, or 1000 90 more than estimated
The figures all around were simply paraly-
Zlng to hOlderS-it was sell sell, and keep on
selling. There was no panic. however. simply
liquidation. From 6jhc on Saturday. De
cember prices started at C54c. and the de
cline never stopped until 1t reached 6I5sC at
i oc clock. May was at 13aac on Saturday
opened 722sc, and broke to 1O'sc. The close
wa with only afractional rally to G}ai cassie
crosse. The heaviest selling Of the day was
during the last hour. Dispatches from the
northwest said receipts at Minneapolis
and Duluth would fall of after this
week, but the bears would not allow the
bulls undisturbed possession of even that
little item of comfort. They said receipts
might diminish at Minneapolis and Duluth
lecauso some elevators up there
had arranged fer money to curry
wheat in Their country houses
but that farmers deliveries would be none
the les heavy for some time yet. Every
thing else of speculative Character was ad
yersely affected by the heaviness of wheat
but there was comps Ltively little doing ex-
cept in the big pit. Corn acted as IT, but for
wheat, II might have advanced and oats also
stoutly resisted any expression of sympathy
with the decentralization OF the leading cereal.
Corn closed at a de cline of u and oats at lac
Provisions were heavy. and the decline at
the close for January deliveries was l5c in
pork pa I'm lard and 10c in rios.
Chicago Oct. 3l.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour easier, Out not QuOtaCly lower
Mheat-No. spring wheat 64l4c No
spring wheat % lgJSc: No red exc Corn
No >. 3Slac. Oats, No ., nominal; No. =
white 5OU3O4c; NO. white 27A9 soc. Rye
No. ,, 4Sc. Barley, No. ., nominal; No. g.
T. o. b.. $685.; No. 4, T. o. b., 3Gd45c. Flax
seed. No. /. ~ o.. Hay prime timothy
seed 50 20 Mess pork, per barrel ST. 50d
Sl7 70. Lard per 100 pounds, $40 12H0RO ..
Short rio sides s. % 0S0 25 Dry sailed
shoulders "a co NJ %: short clear sides % ~
GlS9 50. Whisky, 81 Is. Sugars unchanged.
Leading flGIr5S gel as fDllDEy.