The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-12

The cash quotations We're as follows:
Flour was firm. The demand was mOder-
ate and prices unchanged. No spring
wheat, 5yisQ6lc; No red, 60iac; No.
corn, 2tsq2s1sc; No. oats, ia a1Sc; mess
pork, S.S7lzdS.50;. lard S5.72lal575; short
ribs sides, S5.05q5l0; dry sailed shoulders.
S9;s2go.H sugar cured sides, $5.75q600;
Lamson Bros. & Co.'S review OF the Chi
eago markets by private wire to T. T.
Johnson, broker, Provident building:
chicago, Oct. 1.-THE lowest prices
We're recorded at the opening when De
cemher sold at 59lR. market steadily ad-
Nanced from that figure TO 60ib, receding
70 %, but later advancing again to 61ss.
Inc strength was due to buying by Wall
street, also covering by shorts, who feel
disposed to take very small losses. Pro-
Iessionals have fought. the advance, but
the incentive 10 the New York buying is
the very small stocks there, only about
I,Z9OO bushels of No. 2 red winter,
against 9,2l,OO0 same day last year, and
1t is understood that the milling combine
owns all Of that. The market at New
York was very strong at times at cents
over the Chicago price. The Liverpool
Corn Trade News says. 'that the pros
pective wheat supplies are certain to fall
that during the past ten weeks only
l65,O 900 quarters of breadstuffs had been
put afioat, whereas, very moderate COM
puCation requirements for that period,
amount to S,S00.000 some authorities plac-
ing them as high as 5000, 600. The export
demand seems to be better than for some
days have amounted to over a million
bushels, while prices may sag back
to 60 cents, there seems to be good buy
ing orders under that figure. The buying
appears to have been for short account.
May advanced about Is, but trading in
this option was very light Provisions
were steady, mainly due to the strength
in grain
Cincinnati. Oct. 11.-Flour fairly active;
winter patent $3.456370; fancy s.. 20G3.3 5 /;
spring patent, S3.40a360. Wheat steady,
unchanged. Corn quiet; No. white, 3ll2c.
Oats quiet, steady; No. mixed, 2lc. Pork
active and steady mess, $500; clear mess,
S11.00; family, SLIGO. Lard steady; steam
leaf, CSC; kettle, 63sc; prime steam, 5.70c.
Bacon steady; loose shoulders, SIC; short
ribs, &c; short clear, SIC; boxed meats,
Ac more. Dry salt meats steady and &C
tive; loose shoulders, SIC; short ribs, 59sc (;
short clear, SAC; boxed meats, 14c more.
Whisky quiet, but steady, at $l.22.
st. Louis, Oct. 11.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher; October, 62ssc; De-
cember, 6S#c;( May, 67s4c. Corn
higher; October. 25Sc; Decem~
cember; others steady; October lie; De-
cember, 17lsc; May, 202sc. Pork, stand
ard mess, SS.50GS. 62lS. Lard, prime steam,
5.65c; choice, soc. Bacon. shoulders, CSC;
longs, 6%c; clear ribs, SIC; short clear,
csc. Dry salt meats; shoulders. 6kc; ribs,
SIC; CLEAR, $40. High wines steady, S122
Baltimore, Oct. n-Flour, dull, I'M
changed Wheat. strong; No. 2 red, spot
67Ac; steamer No. 2 red. 624Q629sc; south
ern, by sample, 66d67c; southern, on
grade, 63d66c. Corn, firm; mixed spot, 1914
G3612e; October 36aS6hc; November, new
and old, 4Gt34cs year, 323sli33c: January,
322i033c; southern white corn, 37d3S; south
ern yellow, 3SM39c Oats, fairly active,
prices for mixed lower; No. white west
ern, 2712q2Sc; No. mixed western, 2S1kQ
47c western. Hay, firm at Sl500G15.50 so.
Freights' unchanged. Others unchanged.