The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25

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Flour was. firm: very few buyers were
present; Nc spring wheat. 594sQ6llsc;
No. ? red, 6l463Nc; No. corn. SliaG8l&c;
No. ? oats, lSisc; mess pork s.. 20aS. 3u:
lard, S5;51i2u560; short rib sides 81. 7O6I4. a.:
uIy salted shoulders, S5.3l 2d5.50; short
clear sides. S5.12i905.25; whisky. Sl.22
Lamson Bros. & Co $ review of the Chi
Sago markets. by private wire to T. +.
johnson, broker. PrOvident building:
Chicago, Oct. A-Wheat-The futile at
tempts on the part of professionals to de-
press prices OF late and the stubbornness
OF the market 10 respond to their selling.
Notwithstanding the very heavy receipts
IN the northwest, caused the bears to-day
TO Withdraw their attack. and instead
cover portion of their lines Commission
houses We're the early buyers, and as the
market gained strength the above parties
became good buyers, causing an advance
ol about $4c from yesterdays final figures.
News continues of a hullish character.
and with ordinary trading would undoubt-
edly nave more OF an influence. one of the
chief features is the strength abroad.
continental markets again closing higher
and Liverpool showed an advance of y to
Ia. Another feature is a better export de-
mand at the seaboard, and "A big foreign
demand in northwest. COO 900 bushels being
reported as sold direct to Liverpool being
already charged; all markets are very
sun Corn was firm and higher. Receipts
are running surprisingly light. There was
further buying by shorts Of October and
November. May closed i4c higher than
last night. Provisions were a trine higher
The hog market at the yards was &c high
er. There has been a fairly good demand
Tor January lard for foreign account"
Cincinnati, oct. 24-tlour fairly active,
with downward tendency; winter patents.
S-Sog5.6O, spring patents, $3.55G37O. wheat
market steady. No red track 664c Corn
quiet steady; No white, 32c; No. mix
ed &c. oats fairly active easy. No. 2
white track, 22l2c; No. mixed track pic.
Pork quiet. firm; mess SS.75. Lard frmer;
tTr demand steam leaf 64c. kettle GLc.
Bacon, firm; shoulders. sac; short ribs size;
short clear, &C; boxed meats &c more; dry
salted meats ilrmer, quiet, loose shoulders
acc; shorts, &c; short clear 52sc; boxed
meats llc more. Whisky quiet, steady at
St Louis. oct. 2i.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher: October 6Gssc December,
62!sc; May, 66Ac. Corn, higher: October,
2Iisc; December. 2iAc; May, 263sd2jihc.
Oats, higher October, 1714c December,
1Sc May 203ic. Pork, standard mess $500
6.92l2. Lard, prime steam, 5.45c; choice,
oboe. Bacon, shoulders CSC: longs, 55sc:
clear ribs, &c; short clear. 6ltc dry sailed
Geats, shoulders, 55sc ribs. &c; clear, sac.
High wines steady at Sl.22.
Baltimore, Oct A.-FlOur steady. un-
changed. Wheat, flrmer; No. red spot
and month. 66G66hc; December. 677sm6Sc.
steamer No. 2 red. 63d63Ac; southern 10y
sample, 65067c; do on grade. 63af d6G2ic
Corn, strong; mixed spot, 56Q3SlAc; do, 3Sa
year 3iiac; January, 3id34Ac; February,
Sic bid; southern white. SIC; yellow, 3Sc.
ern, 26c asked; No. mixed. 23iac bid Rye,
dull and steady; No. 2. 44dAihc nearby
4SU4S12c western. Hay, firm. good de-
mand Grain freights steady, unchanged
Other articles unchanged