The morning news., 1894-11-24

mixed mixed western, 34035c. Hav moderate
citliaHd -i-iHd and STEADY. Shipping ro0d To-
an si,C'ct5 - '4golc. Wool, moderate demand
125519i.c Hoeslesuc Eeece, lI022c; pulled.
49, ~ heeI Gull; family. so 01al2 90:
-Ld SAILd mess, SS.o0aS5U Beef hams o11ier
i,1,ljl, 80. 1erced beef dull city extra
and as-,-- - - El-Ii-ly4 IGg; cut meats quiet
81. 81 eddSy, pivklet bellies, u7sc, shoulders.
g'2t' mans, 81 sTg4c. rniddies ror1ir.1,
L-dIa quiet and lower: closed steady.
tiorS a. 9lSdnl' SID bid; city, S6.75. Op-
S'-J, nominal; january closed 81 25
et5ASu' Ielned quiet, continent 81 G5. Sourb
r1oya a.. -. S9'I9, compound. 80 25Q551. Pork
+r;S rlGLS aSbNe and weak; Sl35gqll00. extra
pIlInSf nominal, Butter moderate da,,ar,l
qal &aH urn; state dairy. l3a23Iac. creamery
iS55t,55SC, western dairy. uu1Gc; creamery,
ana - ElsLh' -oc Cotton seed oil, quiet
Qoleum steady; Washington barraIs e. o0.
TG p{ ti ii pqih. Sa-5G, refined New York S5.15
I = 6tl+lduellhla, 500, do. in bulk 81 60G2 a.
hlce moderately active and s+s9dy,! J9
tHesuc, talr to extra. A. ta57gC. Japa1 80,
0saflo N4oldsseS, foreign. nominal: New
Sfc. opeh Kettle, good to choice, ga
~ IAoueIale demand and steady Pen
Truss, quiet; fancy hand-picked. 3isT3Isc.
C,OIlSe' ODuOnS opened steady and nm
5tioiiiiseu ana closed easy at 50515 points
T. a24l2S 50; March, 1225aI2.31: Sapten7beJ.'
IL'S2. sugar raw dun and steady, fair
AIi5i'I i3siss,' refined steady and quiet; of
cuI loat, 4Isu5 1-l6c; crushed. A. an lido.
graduated, 4 l-l6atasc I'rei1bt 70 ~
eIRo0l quiet and steady. cotton by steam.
o Sz4ll-oid. Grain by steam. 3D.
Cnlcago, Nov. 23.-The decline in wheat
SnCQu ,(-3 Q(u33lered an obstacle in the form of
puIS to-day. Yesterdays break i'm prices
hIaC[asp p'e4 ~ a rev to buying of those priv
HeSes. Inc demand arising from a de-
sire TO realize profits on them turned the
CoulSe OF the market to-day The am
itS,l, nuaI December liquidation" was still
prominent feature Of the trade and Should
De creqlted with much of to-day's weak
ness, New York was a prominent seller
carry IN the day, whilst foreipners were
SludHy as important in the seaboard
market. Late in the session the Wall
street contingent of New York was talk
nIs s hand IN the business, but was on the
opposite side from the produce coterie
The market recovered The entire loss
from the opening during the latter part of
@ nc SESSION buJ at the close was still 1sc
Tbat TIIotr Yesterdays final figures for May
Lhdt option opened from 5S5s05Ss4c, de
Ciilhe9 TO 06[4c, rallied to 5S&c, where il
ISloseu' Cash wheat was weak and 1ac
IoEWer, c,Irosing nominally frmer.
Corn-The cash corn market was very
weak to-day, made so by the continued
nedVy receipts the speculative DEPART
menI or the trade likewise bearing the
penalty, values recovering through sym-
ndthy with wheat near the wind nm
mere was a decline OF a full cent on No
casn corn and No. 8 was 12c lower Should
mere De no railing off in the supplies, the
udQe expects that present quotations will
win QlIlculty be sustained. May corn
o2ened at 494c, sold between 487sc and
yesterday.
Oats-With a range of i Of a cent it is
unnecessary to say that business in this
gram was absolutely colorless. Whatever
bent was to the tone was purely a mat
Ter or sympathy with wheat and corn.
Cash oats We're A@1ac lower
PROVISIONS The decline in product
brought out some stop loss selling To-
day, but when the pressure was re
moved prices rallied, because of the i'm
PtoNement IN wheat and corn. There was
no encouragement to be derived from t6e
hog market, values in that quarter suffer
lng early, and late The early trade was
aHected by the feeling in grain at that
Jime. The close was somewhat irregular.
January pork showing a loss of PIC for
the day, January lard a gain of PIC.
whist January ribs We're unchanged.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.