The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-26
GRAIN, PRovIsIoNs. ETc.

New York. Nov. 25.-Flour dull easier;
closing steady; winter wheat, low grades,
$2.25n2. 65 do fair to fancy, s.. 65H33O: do
patents, S3,50d3.70; Minnesota clear, $26OQ
3l5; patents, $3.15d4.10; low extras * 25Q
265; city mills $3.S0d3,90; do patents, $500
AS; southern flour dull, steady; common
S2.9003.30. Wheat, spot market dull firm
ca; No, red store and elevator. 6Sd6S4c;
atioat, 69ha691sc; ungraded red, 64Q70c; No
l northern, 66Ac; options were fairly ac-
tive and firm at &c advance; No. ? red,
January, &c; March, 675sc; May 679sc
June, 6Isc; July, 6Sc; December, 65lsc;
Corn, SPOT quiet, firm; No. ?, S6A@35lac
elevator; &c afioat options were duh and
firm at lsc advance. following the west
November, 355sc; December, 35lsc Jan
uary, 35c; May, 355sc Oats, spots fairly ac-
tive, easier options dull, firmer; Novem-
Der, 223sc; December, 23hc; January, 23Sc;
May 25l9c; spot, No. 2. 22%d23c; No. ,
white, 24Ac; No. 2 choice, 23Aq2ic; No. B.
&c; No. 3, white. 23d23ltc; mixed western
23d24c; white western, 24QZ7c. Hay, firm;
shipping, TOq75c; good to choice, S7lad9Qc
Wool, quiet, steady; domestic fleece, 16ll
lily, s10.0Od12O0; extra mess. S.5OdS.O0. Beef
hams, inactive, S14O0Q4.50; tierced beef
strong; city extra India, mess, $500; cut
meats steady; picked bellies 5lac; Shout
ders, 524Q6c; hams, S4G9c; middies, nomi-
nal Lard. quiet, stronger; western steam,
5.SOc; city, DOC; November, 5.S0c; nomi-
nal; refined quiet; continent, 6.25c; South
American, 6.60c; compound, 4%Q5lsc Pork,
fair demand; firm; mess, So. 50Ql0.0O. Butter
fancy in light supply and firm; state dairy
l2d2l12c; do creamery 15M22i2c; western
dairy 10i20l5c; Elgins. 23M231ac Tallow,
quiet, firm; city, 1901 3-16c country, "a
42sc. Cotton seed oil, slow, steady; crude,
25i2d26c; yellow prime. new, 29d2912c; do
off grade 2Sm 2Si4c Rice choice firm; do
nestle fair to extra, 3Au6c; Japan. 39sn
3%c. Molasses, foreign. nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle good to choice, 26d32c {;
fair demand. Peanuts, quiet. Coffee steady
Soils points down; November 1421Q14.SJc >;
December 420d1t25c; January, 14OOdl4 10;
February, 1850; March, 13.70G13.Sjc; May,
ID 25a1$ Csc; July, l2;Soc September l25Oc;
raw, dull; steady; fair refining &c. refined
steady quiet; off A, 4 1-16d4l4c; standard
A. ACC; cut loaf and crushed 5sc; granu-
lated, 4lzd45sc. Freights to Liverpool
market quiet; nominal; steam 3 31-32d /;
grain, 3Ad.
Chicago, Nov. ., noon.-The market
opened for wheat, December 56A Q563sc;
corn, November 2T4c; pork, January
$3.50; lard, $780, ribs, January, $i.4712.
Chicago, Nov. 25.-Elevator people were
unanimous in their desire to buy Deem
Der wheat to-day, but found offerings Of
that delivery a trifle scant. Under the
circumstances, an advance was not I'M
reasonable. the May sympathizing fully
with the nearer delivery. When prices
of the latter options reached the calls"
there was rather peremptory buying for
the account of prominent shorts" with
further appreciation resulting. The
strength was not conspicuous during the
morning. although a fairly firm tone was
noted. Higher Liverpool cables caused
a slight advance at the opening, the gain
being well sustained until the later i'm
provement took place, notwithstanding
heavy receipts in the northwest. May
wheat opened from 60laQG05Sc advanced
to size, closing a 6lhc-%c higher than
Saturday. Cash wheat was firm and va
1c per bushel higher
The corn market derived benefit from
the strength of wheat. sufficient to make
a slight fractional gain over Saturday. II
was not that any particular inducement
was held out to buyers, but rather that
bulls expected to receive some advantage
should wheat have a decided boom Nav
corn opened at 29isc, sold at 29Ac, where
it closed-kdAc higher than Saturday
Cash corn was in good demand, especi-
ally for No. 3 yellow, and prices were
firm. The old complaint of dullness and
inactivity was heard in the oats market
With wheat and corn higher, oats natu-
rally made a corresponding advance. but
there was no life to the trade. May oats
closed kmLc higher than Saturday Cash
oats were steady and unchanged
MISUNDERSTANDING in product showed
retraction to-day, and on a very little
buying there were advances, though mod
crate ones on all articles. The incentive
to curtailment of offerings to buying
were found in the stronger wheat mar
ket. and in an advance of cents in live
hogs Closing prices were l215c higher
than Saturday for May pork, SC higher for
May lard. and 5d714c for May ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.