The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-14

May May S2is f@is / S2is SiS
The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was slow Northwestern leading
patents were quoted at S25 per barrels:
shippers were doing but little; No. spring
wheat, 5l3sQ5Slsc, No. red, 6Oa60Ac; No
corn, @lsQ291Rc; No. ? oats, 1SssMlSAc,
mess pork. $S.20aS.25; lard, $5.5Il9q6.OQ;
short rib sides, $.50Q46O; dry salted Shout
ders, $475u4.S7i2 short clear sides, A75d
4S7i2. Whisky. $.22.
I.amson Bros. & Co.'S. Chicago market
letter, by private wire to T. +. john
son, broker, Provident building:
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. IA much better
feeling has prevailed in wheat to-day,
the incentive being change of the
northwestern situation, inaSmuch as
heavy receipts from that quarter have
had such a depressing influence on our
a decrease in this movement would natu-
rally have buying effect on prices.
There was a good inquiry in our local
markets from local millers, and Indiana
and Ohio, but no import transactions
were reported New York wires that fif-
teen loads were worked there for export.
There has been considerable buying by
shorts, and undoubtedly some for invest
ment. The outside also shows more Of
a disposition to buy around present fig
ures. There is good local traders now
ever, who feel that on any further weak
ness there will be more liquidation, and
are inclined to wait till later in the month,
before making purchases Corn was firm
and higher being helped by wheat also
by a good cash inquiry 1t is quite evil
dent that farmers will not sell freely on
a basis Of 29c for May in Chicago II
takes more than one good crop to en-
able spectators to buy corn from the
farmer under 15c per bushel. Provisions
opened easy on the large run of hogs at
the yards but later advanced, in SYM
pathy with grain. Packers were moder-
ate buyers.
| winter patents. S3.30u3S0; spring patents.
| S.5C0375. Wheat quiet; No. 2, red, on
| track &c. Corn quiet; No mixed, SIC.
| Oats quiet; No. ., mixed, PIC. Pork
l steady; mess. $40. Lard firmer; steam
/ leaf. 6ibc kettle lard, sac. Bacon firm
! loose shoulders, sac; short rib sides, sac;
! short clear sides, SIC; boxed meats Ac
more. Dried sailed meats firmer, quiet;
shoulders 4l.c; short, ribs, 4Ae short
| clear sides, Sc; boxed meats Ac more.
| Whisky frmer. quiet, at $1.22.
St. Louis, Mo, Nov. 13.-Flour, I'M
changed. Wheat. higher; November,
%SS DeSSem6eT &s NAY eeb 95e e
| May S6l2d369s. Oats, trmeri November,
/ 175sc; December, 1sc; May, 2OAc; Pork,
standard mess, SS59aS. 621a. Lard, prime
! steam $5.421s; choice $3.50. Bacon, Shout
/ ders. SAC; longs, 5hc; clear ribs, sac;
| short clear 5Ssc; dry sailed meats, shout
| ders. Sec ribs. $40; clear. S4.S5. High
/ wines. steady. at Sl22.
| Baltimore, Nov. 13.-Flour, quiet and I'M
| changed. Wheat, steady; No. 2 red, spot
| and November, 6iAd6i#c; December,
| 65l4 d651zc: May, $3.50 bid; steamer No;
| red, 6lAg62c; southern by sample, toa
strong: mixed spot S51zQ865sc; November,
/ 364m36hc: November, new and old, 35hn
/ 351ec; year; 34sf03ii2c; January, 3lAM344sc;
| February, ,9ll2W344c; steamer mixed, @5a
4 35hc; southern white, 3i@0S7c;, southern
| yellow 3415G56lAc Oats. steady; No.
| white western, 23lAG24c; No. 2 mixed west
/ ern. 22iAa23c Rye, dull; No. 2 43445c
| nearby, 46047c western. Hay, steady at
/ $3.50 bid Grain freights quiet, Other
! articles unchanged.