The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-27

Sac. Beef duh and steady; family. $4,000
1900; extra mess, SS.0GGS.50; beef hams
quiet; $lL0Od175O; tierced beef dull; city
extra India mess, $4,000 100; cut meets
easy and quiet; picked bellies, 500;
shoulders, $3.50; hams, $S.7dN9.25, mtddles
nominal Lard quiet and stronger; west
ern steam closed $7So; city, 500; NoVem-
Der $7.35 nominal; December, S731l2 ask
ed; January closed $40 nominal; re-
fined quiet; continent, $3.50; South Amer
lea, 8.l5; compound, $5.oOU573. PORK
quiet and steady; mess, $l3.5Ouli.OO; eN-
ira prime nominal Butter quiet; fancy
firm; state dairy, l2Q3i,2e; do creamery
15d26c; Elgin, 26c Cotton seed oil dull
lower; crude, 25G2515c; yellow, soc. Pc
steady and moderately active; domestic
fair to extra, f4M5kc; Japan, 4asd49sc.
MOlasses, foreign, nominal; Now Orleans,
open kettle, good to choice, 2fu3bc; mod
erately active; steady. Peanuts quiet. COT
fee options closed strong, 10d50 points up;
November, 13I541415; January, Foo
September, l1.60G11 .65; spot Rio firm and
quiet; No. Rio, 15s4c. Sugar dull and
steady; fair refining, Slac; refined dull and
easy; off A. 5&44c; standard a, ! l-l6p
4Ac; cut loaf, 1905 Lie; granulated
4 l-l6Gi3sc; crushed, 1915 1-16C. Fretghts
Liverpool, quiet and steady; cotton, 5-32d
Chicago, Nov 26.-The wheat market
opened firm, declined, rallied and finally
developed unquestionable strength to-day
The early announcements dampened the
fervor and gradually force prices down.
After that there was revulsion in the
feeling and a general demand as each
fraction was added to the price from
that time on. F. G. Logan & co. and
Brosseau & Co, with prominent local pro
fessionals, led the buying, their example
being followed by the pit traders and
scalpers, positive strength marking the
last hour and the close. May wheat op-
ened from $3.50 to 59lsC sold between 5814c
and Coo and closed at the OutSide-lSsc
higher than Saturday-at steady prices,
the nominal closing being firm with the
futures. The receipts at the principal
ments 3l3, 596 bushels. The receipts at
eastern points were 75,307 bushe Is; Ship
ments $500 bushels
Corn-The receipts, actual and prOspec-
tive of corn oVercame any inclination to
buy in that market to-day. Fluctuations
were far from sharp, the final strength of
wheat giving a. trtt1e of firmneSS to the
action about the close. May corn opened
at 1850 sold between 4Sc and 4Sssg483sc,
closing at 4S4c-AM3sc higher than Satur-
day. Cash corn was lie lower for new and
12c lower for old, nominal strength marx
ing the close.
Oats A quiet, unimportant market
ruled in oats to-day Corn governed the
action, which was at easier prices early,
with frmness marking the close. May
oats closed &c higher than Saturday. Cash
oats were weak and &c lower.
ProVisions-The hog arrivals started in
lively to-day, and that market at the
yards was laboring under their volume,
Obedient to the natural influence coming
therefrom, the trade in provisions was al
a loss from Saturday. At ard around the
close the wheat market tn rev q better
feeling into the business and almost com
plete recovery followed. The close was
212c under Saturday for January pork, a
shade higher for January lard and 212c
higher for January ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
f1Dpuing. Highest. Lowest. Closing.