The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-28
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Nov 27-Flour closed quiet
and easy. Winter wheat low grades,
ents, $2,65a3.10; Minnesota clear, 81 29@26O;
patents, $3.30U3.S5; low extras, $l950250;
southern flour dull, easy; common to talr
extra So 1913 90; good to choice, $3.10u350.
Wheat duh, &c lower, with options clos
ing firm; No. red, store and elevator,
5SAc; ahoat 59Ac; options were fairly ac-
tive and Irregular closing weak at 44 &c
decline; No. 2 red, November 5S3sc; Jan
uary, 59Lc; March. 6lAc; May, 6294c Corn
firm, moderately active; No. 2 5fl2c, ele-
vator; 57l4d5724c afioat; options were dull
and weak at h4ssc decline; November,
56%c; December 81; January, SIC; May,
52Ac. Oats dull; white firmer; options firm;
November, S3lsc; December $S12c5; J y95l u
mixed western, 33lRQ34l2c; white do, SO
Ale. Hay, moderate demand steady snip
ping, 5OG6Oc; good to choice, 7O475c. Wool
moderate demand, steady; domestic fleece,
17d27c; pulled, 12d34c. Beef quiet, steady;
family, $10.0OHl2.00; extra mess, SS.OOqS5O;
beef hams dull, $l7.0O4lI5O; uerced beef
inactive; city extra India mess, Sl6.OOd lIUJ.
Cut meats duh, weak; picked bellies, sac;
shoulders, 5@c; hams, Sl2G9Ac; middleS
nominal. Lard quiet, opened firm closed
weak western steam, $3.50; city 6Ac; De-
cember 725; November, 7S0; January,
100; refined steadier; continent, IlO; south
American, 500 compound 5l2q5Ac. But-
ter quiet, steady; state dairy, l3u2512c;
creamery, 1925; western dairy, 1lMlbci
creamery, 15d26c; Elgins, 26c. Cotton seed
old steady, better demand crude Zoe; vel
Rice, moderate demand, steady domestic
fair to extra, 4A05sc; Japan 42sq49sc
Molasses, foreign nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice, 2lH36c; mod
crate demand, steady. Peanuts quiet. COT
fee options opened firm, closed barely
steady, at points decline to 80 points
advance; November, 1430G14.40; January,
1315a1330; May 12.20d12.30; September
II. 00d12 10; spot Rio dull and steady; NO L
15Ac. Sugar, raw Gull, steady; fair rein
ing &c: refined dull, steady; off A, 3A04c :;
standard A. 4 1-16d4Hci cut loaf, 1850
5 Lice; crushed 47sd5 Lie; graduated,
4 1-16G49sc. Freights, Liverpool quiet
steady; cotton, 5-32d; grain, Sd, nominal.
Chicago, Nov. 27.-Yesterday's buyers Of
wheat INDUCED in the pleasant occupation
of realizing profits to-day, but the price
got away from them before the close,
although early in the day the decline
met with stubborn resistance. The Liver
pool cables were firm and higher, and the
bulls were disposed, at the start to press
the advantage they had gained yesterday,
but the futility of such a course made
itself apparent in q very few minutes.
Until noon, fluctuations were irregular,
a firm undertone making itself felt, but
after the publication of Bradstreets re-
port, which treated only Of American
stocks, giving an increase east and west
of the Rocky Mountains Of 100000 bushels
the direction was clearly defined, the mar
ket having absolutely no support. Clos
ing continental cables were all higher.
NAV wheat opened from 60A to 597s de-
clned to 59iAc, closing at 59AQ593sc-Bc
under Yesterday. Cash wheat was lrreE-
ular. me close was loIllIdlly WcdhGi
with the futures.
To-day's trade in corn was simply a
repetition of what has taken place any
day for a week past. The receipts doomed
up, and the price fell down The weakness s IS
of the tone of wheat may have had a part
in forming the tone, but there was little
or no inclination to follow that hat market oar
48Ibc, sold between 4SPs04SAc and 469sc,
closing at 489s@4Sl2c--1zqAc under yester-
day. Cash corn was &c lower, oats were
i tVa aI Tsa
fion. The strength and weakness of the
surrounding markets were reflected by
a hardening or softening of the tone but
fluctuations held within &c limit. May
closed &c lower than yesterday. Cash
oats were steady.
Provisions-Strength in product came for
ward from the hog market at the yards
at the start and wheat communicated
weakness later in the day. The trade was
not noticeably important and prices were
affected easily The close was 17l2c UNI
der Yesterday for January pork; 1Oc lower
for January lard, and 1Oc for January ribs
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.