The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-23
GRAIN. PRoYIsIoNs. &c.

New York. Nov. 22.-Flour weak. trading
neglected; wheat winter low grades, S2294
2.75 do fair TO fancy, S2.S9Gt34O; do patents,
S3.5OqS90: Minnesota clear, S2.15qS.552 pat
ents, S3.35u410; low extras, S225Q2.l5;
southern flour dull, weak; common TO Ialr
extra, S210Q20; good to choice do, @yJ4
BIO. Wheat more active and firmer; NO.
red store and elevator, 61961Ac; anCat,
6sA46Sl2c; options We're moderately &C
tive and irregular declining, sc, rallylng
Sc, closing firm and unchanged from yes
terday; No. red January, 65lsc; March,
&c; May, 65Ac; July, 6tAc; DecemDer'
64kc. Corn dull, firmer; No. 2, 36l4u36I2cl
elevator; 37Q37l4c ahoat; options were dull
and steady at 1sQAc; NoVember-Decegn-
Der, A3sc; January, 34Ac; May, 3oAc. oats
dun, easier; options dull, weaker; Novem
Der, 22$4c; December, 231sc, January, 235sc;
May, 253sc; spot No, 2, 22a4c; No. white,
244ia2419c; mixed western, 2Sa24c. Hay,
choice, firm, fair demand; shipping, lOU
75c; good to choice, S7i2M9Oc. Wool quiet,
steady; domestic fleece, 16G22c; pulled,
15Q3ic. Beef steady, quiet; family, $1,000
duh, $400d1450; tierced beef steady; city
extra India mess, $lZ00; cut meats dull;
picked bellies, 5l2c; picked SHOULDERS,
5AQ6c; picked hams, SAQ9c; middles NOM
inal Lard firm, quiet; western steam,
5.l5c asked; city, 5.40c; November DOC,
nominal: refined moderate demand; con-
tinent, 6.25c; South American 6.60c; COM
pound, 4%Q5Ac. Pork quiet steady; mess,
S95OQl0OO. Butter fancy firm; state dairy,
12d2lc; do creamery, 17u22lac; western
dairy, 10i3Q15c; Elgins &c. Talow quiet,
firm; city, 4isG4 3-16c; country, 4d43sc.
Cotton seed oil steady, quiet; crude, 25tam
26c; yellow prime new, 29Q29i2c. Rice
quiet, steady, unchanged. Molasses for
eign; New Orleans open kettle good to
choice, 264S2c. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
steady, unchanged to Is points down; De-
cember, 1430Q4.4Oc; January l4lOMlAl5c;
February, lac; March, 13.S501390c; May,
1335c june 1Sc; July 12.75c; spot Rio
dull, easy; No. T. 15l4c. Sugar, raw, dull,
steady; fair refining &c: refined steady
quiet; off A, 4 1-16d4Ac; standard A, 4l2c;
cut loaf and crushed 51sc graduated, 49,
W4&sc Freights to Liverpool market quiet,
steady; cotton by steam, 3-32d grain, 3l4d.
Chicago, Nov. p, noon.-The market Op-
ened for wheat December 555sd56c; corn,
November, 27Aci pork, January, $S.7212;
lard, January $5471gq5.50; ribs, January,
S445
Chicago, Nov 22.-Wheat values sank
still lower to-day. The opening quota
tions were about the lowest, and the
closing ones about the highest of the
session, but fluctuations We're confined
TO narrow limits, and there was more
OF weakness than of strength of the days
trading. The opening was attended with
signs that the decline of yesterday had
left a feeling of depression in the minds
of traders Further liquidation sales of
long" wheat were expected, and it was
this apprehension which tended to hold
the market down all through the day
December wheat opened at SEC sold be-
tween 5614c and 5534 G557sc, closing at $3.50
b6l4c, shade under yesterday Cash
wheat was re per bushel lower
Corn-At the start the action of the
corn market was fairly brisk but moth
time was firm, more especially for the
current month of November Dulness
succeeded, however. and with the in
activity an easier feeling prevailed
Wheat having hardened before the close.
corn also firmed, and the last prices of
the day were same as the first the en-
tire range not being a fun u of a cent
May corn opened at 291sc, sold between
29c and 29BQ29Ac, closing at the open
ing prices, a shade higher than yester-
day. Cash corn was 4c lower.
Oats-This market was still without es-
sential change Trading was very light.
and prices held steady. Orders were few.
and traders found the majority of their
time unoccupied. May oats closed un-
changed from yesterday. Cash oats were
firm.
Provisions-Although the hog market
was lower and although wheat was weak.
provisions presented a fairly steady tone
throughout, and even made a slight gain
as result of the days trading There
was not much pressure to SELL owing to
the ruling low standard of values. whilst
a good many people felt inclined to buv
IN the belief that their chances of losing
are now at minimum. At the close jan
uary pork was &c higher than yesterday.
January lard 21a05c higher and January
ribs 2Ac higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HfgheSt. Lowest. Closing