The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-04

mon to fair extra. $21Oa2SO; good to
cholce, S2SG3SO Wheat dull; easier; No.
: red, store and elevator, 69c; afioat, i0ihc,
|. o. b., bsliql0e; ungraded red. 6S072c; No.
1 northern, 66066i4c. Options were fairly
active and closed weak at lc decline No
red, January, 66c; February, &c; March,
CSC; May. 67Ssc; June. 67lac; July. 67ssc;
december 6Jc. Corn fairly active; easier:
NO. :, SlSaQ35c, elevator; 35S4d36c, afoat.
Optlons Were more active ana closed weak
al sac decline. December, 3fssc; Janu-
airy, S41sc; May, 35Ae; June, 35Isc Oats
quiet; steady Options dull easier De-
Sember, 22Ac: January 234c; February.
Z59tc; May, 25lsc; spot: No. 3 222te: No. .
white, 24c. Hay quiet; easy; shipping 20
| Wfoc' good TO choice, S5d90c. Wool steady:
Beer steady; quiet; family, $lO.OOdl2OO;
extra mess, N.50dS.00. Beef hams mac
i've SlA50ul5.OO. Tierced beef easy; eX-
ira India mess, $500 Cut meats dull:
easy; picked bellies, SIC; shoulders, 5I4G
2Slci hams, Si2QSslc; middles nominal.
Lard quiet; unsettled; western steam,
dun; continent 6O5c; South America, 6.40c;
compound, 45sd5c. Pork active; easy; Old
mess, $9.0Oa975. Butter, light supply ana
hrmer for fancy; state dairy, I2N2ic: do
Tallow firm; wanted; city. 4 3-l6c; country
494Ssc. Cotton seed oil, quiet; steady;
crude, 26c yellow prime, new 29d29l5c; do
OH grades, 2Sc Rice firm; domestic, fair
TO extra, SS4d6c; Japan, 3ssa32ic Mo-
lasses foreign, nominal. New Orleans,
open kettle. good to choice 26ff32c: choice
hrm Peanuts quiet Coffee steady; I'M
changed TO points down; December, IL. so
ul5.Uc; January, 1860; February, 13.55c;
Na I.l $500 i5.5Oc; May, l2S5qlS 00c; July,
IZ;So1l2.4 5c; September, 1200d12O5c; spot
Htio easier; more active; No. Z, 14ikc. Sug-
ar raw, quiet; steady; fair refining, &c: re-
fined steady; fair demand; off A, 4d4hc;
standard A, 4l2c; cut loaf and crushed,
2.sci powdered, 4Ac; granulated, 4i5dissc.
treights to Liverpool, grain, firm; cotton,
sun eul5; cotton sit9 BY steam 5-6id; grain by
Chicago, Dec. 3, noon.-The market op-
ehea Tor wheat, December, 56isG56hc;
corn, December, 26c; pork, December, $40;
lard, January. $40; ribs, January A42Js.
chicago, Dec. 3.-The feeling I'm wheat
was pronouncedly weak. Bradstreet's
furnished a report Of the world stocks
about noon, which under other condi-
lions might have been instrumental In
producing better Tone but holders were
discouraged and sold freely with the re-
suit that prices rested with a loss of al
most a cent from yesterdays close Nav
wheat opened from 6l9sc to 6lisc; de-
clined TO 6J4sc closing 602c-Rc under
yesterday Cash wheat was 14diac lower:
closing nominally weak with the futures
Corn.-This grain declined in value
through its dependency on wheat. The
business was such as would attract al
tention and the session passed unevent-
ruby; The market closed quiet and easy
and but little in the way of strength OF
nrmness. May corn opened at 29Gf29lsc,
declined to and closed at 289sc-1Ac under
yesterday. Cash corn was weak and IA
zee per bushel lower.
Oats.-Free selling Of oats by profess
SIGNALS took place about the middle Of
the session. II was said that eastern
buyers OF cash oats We're endeavoring to
resell the stuff bought lately The weak
ness of the cash market extended to the
| futures and an all-round decline follow
| terday
Provisions.-The hog market recovered
J Its loss of yesterday on the receipts this
| morning being under the estimates Tn
| to noon produce prices obtained benefit
/ from this, but after that time the weak
| ness Of wheat eXerted an adverse influ-
| ence. At the close May pork and ribs
/ were each 2lzc higher, and May lard "a
| shade higher than yesterday.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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