The morning call., 1894-11-27
Raw, quiet; Refined. quiet.


CHICAGO Nov. 26-The opening of the wheat
market found buyers anxlously bidding 5S7sc and
from that up to $3.50 with very few sellers be-
low 59c. 1t continued to edge I'D a trihe more
during the next half-hour, the price about 10
O'Clock being 59H4c @59ssc, but selling against
calls at 591zc and better iaterfered at that time
with any further Improvement. The early news
was bullish. The Liverpool market opeued firm
at 12d advance for American winter and
spring. Stocks at that place showed another con-
siderable reduction since Monday last: the
amount on ocean passage was 52S. 600 bushels
since week ago, in the face OF heavy aggregate
Of shipments from ex porting countries. and the
receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were 1916
cars, compared with 1871 year ago.
After selling down to $500 on domestic Wis BILE
it soon rose after II O'Clock TO 591bc. Export
clearances of wheat and flour from Atlantic ports
amounted to $4,000 bushels Closing cables to
the Board OF Trade quoted Liverpool s4d higher
Tor American red winter. The market was strong
Mt the finish at 6014 for May.
Corh-hay was 1885, and it sold at 1880
4S19c about the same time. 1t dropped gradually
TO 4Sc during the forenoon, but revived later in
the day In sympathy with the strength of the
at the end of the session alarmed the shorts and
nnally caused an advance on May to 4S3s@04S7sc
with 1880 the closing quotation.
Oats-May sold at 32sAc and closed with sell ers
Provisions January pork was 21ao lower
Lard 21ac higher and Ribs 242c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. q Short Ribs per 100 lbs
Highest. Lowest Highest. Lowest
Nov. ....55c 5334 JAM. SO U71a So 90
Dec......551S c 53$4 May. ST 25 ST 171a
May. ..6014c 5S54c Lard Der 90 lb.--
Jan. ST O21a $6 971a
Corn No p May. 81 1872 ST IS
Noy....4S$4c 4Sl@r Mess PORK per obi
Dec.......47lsc 46l4cJan... .S12 OF 1a $l2 90
May ...."4s7sc 4sc May ST. 40 sl2 80
Cash ouOtauons follows Flour, steady;
winter patents, 50 80 "a 20; do. straights
50 POOP 80; sprEg patents. So LOG, SO; do
straights. 50 1902 rs; bakers, S. 81 10 25;
10 2 Spring Wheat. 556s q 594ec No: 5
Spring Wheat. nominal: No. ked. 547s@5512c;
No Corn, 4S4ac: No. Oats, 29s4c no. =
White. 3lS4 93212c; \ Oh Nhit 81 14G13l 81 No
2 Rye, 47c; so. Bar ey, 54@5bc; No. g. 81
@ iIqc'No. (. 42@J2c: Noll tlax Seed 81 4512 :
rime TimothySeeG. SIS 6oG25 50; Mess PORK. y Dbl.
S12 1215@l2 20: Lard. q leo lbs. $ O. 071a:
Short Ride sides 0oosel. So u5@ 10; DRY Sated
Shoulders Doxed). $55sG534: Short Clear Sides
fboxedl, S63s9512; Whisky, distllers' finished
goods. y gal. %: SugarS-Cut Loaf SO Is; Gran.
ulared. 81 25; Standard A, 81 lS.
On the Produce exchange Today The Butter mar
ket was steady. Cream cry. l4@25c; dairy, 12@z2c
Eggs steady; l2t922c
LIVESTOCK.
Hogs Receipts $4,000: official Saturday,
9.60S; shipments, 1921; left over, about 900
Quality far for the season: fair to best grades
steady: common to best lower. Sales range at
! So 6o@4 80 for light: 81 05@i 30 Tor rough
packing: 81 u5@4 80 for mixed, and s. 35@3 go
for pigs. From 3U00 to 10. 600 more hogs arrived
to-day than the board had looked for.
Cattle-Kcceiprs, 20 900; supply exceeded de-
maud and prices are ab1ut loo lower. sales were
! principally at So ESQ Is for Steers and ST. $50
! SO 80 for and bulls: Western rangers an d
! exams were lower
! Sheep-Hece!pts. 5 900 To-day's quotations
were; 10 @$3 for poor to choice sheep and 81 70
O. rs for iaInhs. The majority OF TIE sales how
| ever. were made at 81 1902 so for sheep and
| 81 1903 so for lambs.