The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-30
GRAIy. PROvIsIoNs. ETC.

New York, Nov. 29.-Flour quiet; very
steady; winter wheat low grades, 2.25Q
, IS; do fair to fancy, $2.65G3.S0; do patents,
S3.56a37O; Minnesota clear, S260Q5.15; pat
ents So 15d4 10; low extras, &.20u2.65; city
mills, s.. SOG390; do patents, S3.90G4l5'
southern flour quiet, steady; common 10
fair extra, $210d2. 80; good to choice, $3.50
$3.50 Wheat, spot market moderately ac-
tive, firmer; No. red store and elevator,
CSC; ahoat, 69Ac; options were fairly ac-
tive and strong at 9su$c advance No.
red January &C. February. 67lsc; March,
6Sc; May, 675sc; June, 67d6l34c; july, 6lssc;
December, 65lsc. Corn, spots dull, hrm
No. 2 35iAc, elevator; 3612c ahoat; options
were dull and firm at unchanged prices
10 half cent advance; November, S5l2c;
December, 3434c; January, 343sc; May, 3594c ;
oats, spots. quiet, steady options dGtll:
May, 252sc; spot No. ,, 2224Q23c; No. 2
white 24c; mixed western, 23dZ 4c. Hay
quiet, steady; shipping, 7GaI5c; good to
choice, S7l2Q921Ac. Wool moderate De
mand; domestic fleece, 16a22c; pulled
15Ac Beef firm, quiet; family, $lOOO0
1900; extra mess, N5OnSVO; beer MANS
dull, $1450u15.00; tierced beef quiet; city
extra India mess, Sl7O0; cut meats quiet
easy; picked bellies, 5iac; shoulders, "a
m6c; hams, Sl2GSAc; middles, nominal;
Lard quiet; weaker; western steam closed
567ibc; city, 52Jd5.30c; November, 5.T0c
asked; refined quiet; continent, b15ci
South American, 65Oc; compound, 454W
5lsc Pork dun, weak; mess, ~, 5g0lO.oO.
Butter. fancy,-in light supply and hrmer;
state dairy, 12d21c; do creamery, H425c;
western dairy. 11d16c: Elgns, 23i2Q24c.
Tallow higher; city, 4 3-l6c; country, 4W
43sc Cotton seed oil, quiet unchanged.
Rice firm; domestic fair to extra, 34Q6c;
Japan, 35sd394c. Molasses, foreign, nomi-
nal; New Orleans open kettle good to
choice, 26d32c, quiet. Coffee barely steady,
15d25 points down: November, 13.70Q13. 75c;
December, 13S5Q1395c; January, 1850
Is. zoe; February, 49, 40c; March, 13.35Ql3.45c;
May, 1850 Soc; June, l2.50ci July, lZS9ci
october, 11.9Oc; spot Rio weak, low; No.
z, 14Ac. Sugar, raw, quiet, steady; fair
refining, &c; refined quiet, steady; off a,
1-l6Q4Ac; standard A, &c cuuoat and
crushed, 5isc; powdered, 44c; graduated,
4laa49sc; cubes, axe. Freights to Liver
pool, market quiet, weak; cotton by steam,
sgd; grain, Sd.
opened for wheat, December, $3.50; cora,
November, 2GAc; pork, January, $3.50;
lard, January $5.45; ribs, January, SAP.
Chicago, Nov 29.-phe difference he
tween December and May wheat widened
considerably to-day. 1t was assumed TO
he the purpose and desire of Armour, as
indicated by recent interviews ana ac-
tions, that this should take place. The
wheat that was sold Unfortunately on
Wednesday was bought back to-day, and
little of it showed a credit to the account
of spectators The tremendous deliver
les of December wheat announced by the
millionaire packer and elevator proprie-
tors seemed to have lost their power 10
brighten holders, and prices made a dis
tinct gain of May. The business in the
pit, whilst mostly of a local character
was, however, quite the largest IN
long time. Many contracts were trans
ferred from December to May and a
considerable liquidation in the former
month was not accompanied by CORE
spending purchases or sales in the lat
ter. May wheat opened from 60is TO
60Ac sold between 60Q60isc and 60ed61c,
closing at 605sG60% c-%c higher than
Wednesday. Cash wheat was firm and
l2c per bushe higher.
Corn developed no traits by which the
trade was distinguished from that of
any day for a month past. The tone of
prices was firm, but the difficulty in
achieving an advance evidently lay in
the apathy of the trade. May corn open
ed at 29c, sold between 287s029c and so
29kc, closing at 29c bid-isc higher than
Wednesday,. Cash corn was steady
Oats-Inactivity was the predominating
characteristic of oats. The tirmness Of
the other grains contributed force enough
10 sustain and even cause slight ad-
vance, but the business was lacking. May
oats closed a shade above Wednesday,
Cash oats We're steady.
Professionalism a reported decline %
to l0c in live hogs at the yards, the~e
was corresponding weakness in prod
uct at the opening. The strength of
grain counteracted that influence later
and a comparatively steady feeling pre-
vailed through the session until shortly
before the close when lard and ribs
weakened again. At the close May pork
was a shade higher; May lard, 2}s05c
lower. and May ribs &c lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.