The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-26

Oct ..60ll60s 6O&s 59A 5984 n59H
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Corn
Oct ......3l15 81 BIZ BIS
Nov .....5Ots 30ts oO9s o0B
Dec ......2e1s sd SIS Z69sU26A
May .....29H 29A 259s VA
Oats
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Pork
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The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was dull; prices We're steady and
61a4c; No. 2 red 6O%a63lac. No. 2 corn.
5l9lqS24c, NO, 2 oats, Ie52942sc. Mess
pork, $S.12l2Q8.25. Lard, $500. Short rib
sides S4.62l2; dry salt shoulders, $525q5.2T;
short clear sides, $50OQ5.121s. Whisky,
'Lamson Bros. & Co.'S review of the Chi
cago markets, by private wire to 7. T..
Johnson, broker, Proyident building
Chicago, Oct 25.-The northwest re-
cetpts, 1,OSl, wheat, to-day against sos
last year, this caused the usual bearish-
ness among local traders, Notwithstanding
wheat was in good demand at re premium
over December. The seaboard reported d
fair export inquiry but the fact that
clearances are running so light, rather
takes the edge off these reported export
takngs. Large clearanceS and less re-
ports are needed, rather than the reverse,
10 convince traders that foreigners are
buying our wheat. A large professional
who was reported buyer yesterday, was
seller to-day. Above ole trading was
narrow, and confined largely to the scalp
ing element Weather continues dry, but
the fear of a good rain, which might
occur at any time, will have tendency to
d temporary depression. Coarse grains
We're firm, but displayed but little activity
Provisions declined on local selling. Pack
eEs stil appear bearish.
cincinnati Oct. 25,-Blour active, win
ter patents, S3.35Q36O; spring patents,
S5.55QS.72B: Wheat steady; No. 2 red, 66c;
sample red, 62c. Corn steady; No. mix
cd, &c; No. white, 32G132l2c; yellow, 300
sc oats active and easy; No. white,
S!12c; No. 2 mixed, zoe; No. mixed, 19e;
30. ? white, 221sc. Pork steady mess,
Se.t9i clear mess. $1,000; family, $3.50
Lard firmer; steam leaf, 6l4c; kettle prime
steam, 5.l5c; bacon firm; loose shoulders,
o4ci short rib sides, 512c; short clear
sides, Sc; boxed meats u c more Dry salt
meats nrmer, but quiet; shoulders, 4Ac;
snort ribs, DC; loose short clear sides, 52sc (;
boAed meats 14c more. Whisky quiet, but
St, Louis Mo, Oct. 25.-FIour unchang-
Cd. W heat lower; October, 6Ossc; Decem-
ger, 81 sc; May, 66Aq66Ssc. Corn higher;
CSSs.Oper, zl14c; DECEMBER z49sc; May, 26ss
@5l2c. Oats higher; October, F5sc; De-
cember, 1Sc; May, 2O1sc. Pork, standard
mess, SS.5GQS. 62l2. Lard, prime steam,
6.loc; choice, 5.55c. Bacon shoulders, 6s4
longs, 55sc; clear ribs, &c; short clear, SIC.
Dry salt meats; shoulders, 45sc; ribs, 5S0c;
clear, 4.95e. High wines steady at 1922.
Baltimore, Oct. 25.-Flour firm; wheat
strong; No 2, red spot and October. 66&
4661sc; December, 6SA G6S1Ac; May, 75lsc;
pa; steamer No. 2 red, 6S94 Q64c; southern
by sample 67Q671ac; do on grade, 64ls@
o AZ frsT1an mi rod not
SS5sc; October, 3Sc bid: November, $500
S3ac; year January and February, 3416@
54Ae southern white, 35d37c, nominal
steady; No. 2 white western, 251Ad2615c;
NO 2 mixed, 23d23$c. Rye firmer; No. 2
44q4oc; nearby, 4SQ50c, western. Hay
freights firm, demand fair. Sugar. gram
ulated, 4.70c. Other articles unchanged.