The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-28
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Nov. N.-Flour steady, quiet
and unchanged southern flour quiet
steady and unchanged. Wheat. spot mar
ket dull and frmer; ungraded red, S7d9912c;
options opened weak at 1z05sc decline, adj
vanced 1917sc, fell hQkc, and closed firm
at 1d1Ac over Wednesday, with a fair
trade; No. red, November, 9O14c; Decem-
Der, 90Ac; May, S9Ac. Corn dull; No. 2,
291k02sszc elevator; SO1kGSOSc afioat; OPP
tions were dull and weak at 1s03sc de-
cline; November, 29s4c; December, 299sc:
May, 30%c. Oats, spots dull and firmer;
options dull and 1rmer; December, 24hc;
May, 26Q267c; spot. No. 2, 24c; No. white,
CSC; mixed western, 23G25c. Hay quiet
and easy; shipping, 60D62hc; good to
choice, 751S21ac. Wool firm, quiet and I'M
changed. Beef steady and quiet; family,
S9.O0110.00; extra mess, $7.00Q7.50 Beef
hams firm, $3.50. Tierced beef quiet and
steady; city extra, India mess. 12GI13c. Cut
meats firm; picked bellies, 5Q51sc Shout
ders &c; hams, SlsQSs4c. Lard quiet and
firmer: western steam, 425c; city, 3.75c
December, 4.25c; refined firm; continent
4.60c; South American, 4.9oc; compound
4laQ4%c. Pork firmer new mess, S.259
S.75c Butter light receipts; fancy firm
state dairy, 11Q1915c. Cotton seed oil dull
crude, 22c; yellow prime, 25c asked. Rice
firm, fair demand and unchanged. Mo-
lasses steady, moderate demand and UNI
ciduBcu. EHdIiulS HIIlt fancy ndnu-pl
ed, 31z93Ac. Coffee barely steady, 502O
points down; November, 9.50cS December
9.15G9. zoe; March, 9.2Od9.25c; May, 92O9
9.25c; July, 9.25Q930c; September, 9.30c
spot Rio dull and easy; No. 7, 1Oc. Sugar,
raw, dun and steady; fair refining, 2Ac
centrifugals, Sc test, SIC; refined dun and
unchanged. Freights to Liverpool, mar
ket quieti cotton by steam, 5-S2d; grain
by steam, 4l5d.
Chicago, Nov. q, noon.-Wheat, Decem-
Der, s1ssc Corn. December. 237sGI2lc.
Pork, December, $6.S21h. Lard, December,
S6h Ribs, January, S3.92jh.
Chicago, Nov. 27.-Nothing presenting
the least appearance Of weakness was no.
ticeable In the wheat market to-day. Those
who were unable to concur In the bullish
sentiment declared their inability to sell
in the face Of the bullish temper prevailing
but at the same time were unwilling TO
espouse the buying side. The opening was
perhaps the easier period OF the session
when prices showed a temporary decline Ia
response to q similar tone at Liverpool.
The loss was quickly recovered, however,
and during the balance of the session there
was an almost uninterrupted rise. May
wheat opened from s2ss to SIC, advanced to
S5c, closing at s4zc--l55c higher than We'd
nesday. Cash wheat was strong and 1hc
higher.
Corn was neither very strong, nor yet
weak, but 1t was unquestionably dull. The
rising qualities OF wheat held prices In
corn fairly steady, but the appalling pro-
portions of stocks prevented any material
advance. May corn opened at 2714c. sold
between 27lb, and Nihc, closing at ESQ
27lbc-hc higher than Wednesday. Cash
corn was firm and hdko higher,
Oats were quiet and steady. Wheat con-
veyed a portion OF its strength to this as
well as to the CSher grains May oats
closed unchanged from Wednesday. Cash