The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-28
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York Nov. N.-Flour steady; bet
ter demand; winter wheat low grades s.. p
Q2.65; do fair to fancy, $265d3.S0; do pat
ents, S3.50Q3.70; Minnesota clear S260Q3. 10;
patents, $S.l5G4l0; low extras, S2.25d2.65;
city mills, $S.S0q3.90; do patents $.90Q4.15.
Southern flour, quiet, steady; common TO
fair extra, $10u2.SO; good to choice do,
S2.@q3,30. Wheat, moderately active cas-
Ter; No. red store and elevator. 67hc;
at1oat, 6Sl2c; options were more active and
closed weak at l5d9sc decline No. ? red,
January, 65lsc; March, 67hc: May 667sc
June, &c: July, &c; December, 6iAc. Corn,
easier more active for export, 36l2G&c
atioat: options were more active and clos
ed weak at SsMl5c, decline. with wheat and
the west; November, 35l2c December,
S4Ssc January, 345sc; February, 343tc; May,
354c. Oats, dun, steady; options dun, cas-
Ter; November, 25sc; December, &c; spot
prices. No. ?, 2Sc: No. white. 2id24i2c;
mixed western, 23G24c. Hay, choice firm
Wool quiet, steady; domestic fleece I6d
pc; pulled 156l34c. Beef steady: quiet: fam
ily, $lOOql20O; extra mess, H.500S.0O; beef
hams, slow, $l450Q15.00; tierced beef
steady, quiet; city extra India mess $17.C0;
cut meats, dull, weak; picked bellies Sac;
shoulders. 5AI6c; hams, Sl2dSSic; middles
5.70c; city, 5.30di5. Zoe; November, 570c, nom
mai; refined quiet; continent. 620c; South
american, 6.5Oc; compound, 49Q5Mc. Pork
quiet, steady; mess, $9.50dl0.00. Butter
choice, firm; fair demand; state dairy, 12m
2lc; do creamery, 17Q2l5c; western dairy
ll0l6c. Elgins, 23l5c. Tallow firm, quiet /;
y. COTTON
seed oil steady. quiet. crude 26c; yellow
prime new, 29d29l2c; do off grade 2Sc Rice
firm, fair demand; domestic fair to extra,
SAa6c; Japan, S9sq3Ac. Molasses, foreign,
nominal; New Orleans. open kettle good
to choice, 26qS2c; quiet. steady. Peanuts,
quiet. Coffee weak, Is to % points down;
December, 1405ql4.20c; January 1900
1405c; February, 13.70@l3.S0c; March, 1880
ql3.75c; April, 13.3Oq1S 40c; May 1S.15al 10 pc 4;
June, 12.40c; July, 12.60612 soc; spot Rio
quiet. steady; No. z. 15c Sugar. raw. quiet,
faf VsaFtwa Inc Do l.
moderately active; Off A, 1-16d4hc; stand
ard A, 4i2c; cut loaf and crushed, Sac:
graduated, 41ad45sc; freights to Liverpool
market, dull, nominal
Chicago, Nov. q, noon.-Wheat, Decem-
Der. 56hd563sc; corn, November, 267sc;
pork, January, SS5c; lard, January s.. AN :
ribs, January, 81 49,
Chicago, Nov 27-For the day immedi-
ately before a holiday there was an I'M
usually good trade in wheat to-day At
the outset the feeling and sentiment were
rather favorable to prices than otherwise
but holders were not anything too sure
of their position, and before the day was
over about cent was taken from values.
An Armour interview, printed in one of
the morning papers, in which the big ee-
vator proprietor and packer stated that
he would deliver out about 100000 bushels
OF spring wheat for December, served to
make the trade feel little uneasy, and
occasioned free selling, under which the
market had its first break. Near the
close the report of the suicide of a prom
inent Milwaukee capitalist, who was pre-
sumed 10 be long of wheat, caused re-
newed selling. when prices made the low
record for the day Outside orders were
not very numerous, owing to the parti-
ally disabled condition of the telegraph
companies. May wheat opened at Gle,
sold between 6l@61bc and 595sc, closing at
5S3Sq6Oc-tsqlc under yesterday. Cash
wheat was 12Glc per bushel lower
Corn-November corn was weak this
morning. Offerings of that month were
not large, but the few lots on sale We're
not wanted and the price easily receded
&c. The May option sympathized with
the weakness, but did not decline quite
as much. The continued dropping ten
dency of wheat eventually made itself
felt in corn and the close was the weak
est moment of the session. Business was
range of prices was narrow Nay corn
opened at 291sc declined to 2S7Sc, where IL
closed Ac under yesterday. Cash corn
was weak and 1tc lower.
Oats-As far as trading was concerned
there was practically no oats market
Traders, however gathered in the accus-
toned corner, and held their place from
$3.50 a. m. until 1:15 p. m. without tran
sacting much in the way of business. No
closed Sc under yesterday. Cash oats
were &c lower
ProYisions-Product went the way of
grain, everything closing lower The hog
market was &c lower, which was one ar
gument antagonistic to prices The DAVIS
business was, in the aggregate, small At
the close May pork was 71kG10c lower;
May lard 2l2G5c lower; May ribs 2I5c low
er. Domes Ito markets were quiet and
easy.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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