The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

May a 81 2 oNtE tfAw 80
Chicago, Oct. 26.-The cash quotations
We're: Flour quiet. No. , spring wheat,
5glsN60Ac; No. red, G0la@63Ac. No .
corn S0s9S2c No. oats. 2S54c. Mess
pork, SS.l232qS. IS. Lard $55TaU56O Short
rib sides, %.52iad455; dry salt shoulders,
$$332305SF2; short clear sides. S4.6laGtASO.
Lamson Bros. & Co.'S review of the
chicago markets by private wire to T.
f. johnson, broker Provident building.
Chicago, Oct. 26.-Fluctuations have
been confined to a limit, of about nc;
trading on the whole has been largely
local. professionals being the sellers,
scalpers and commission houses the buy
ers. Large wheat receipts and a lack of
outside speculation are still the control
ing influences on the bear side. An eX-
cellent cash demand, big -four output
from foreign markets, a better export
demand and dry weather are the chief
bull features. Bulls however, do not
feel disposed to venture too much on
drought conditions, as rains at this sea-
son Of the year are liable at any time,
and will undoubtedly bring out free Of
ferings from the local bears, when they
occur. The prediction of these for Mon
day was the chief influence In causing
the weakness to-day. Exports for the
week were larger than last; Sables We're
higher; the modern miller was VerX.,5ull-
ish. and St. Louis reported sale Of a good
round lot for export, but the market,
after opening 2sc higher than yesterdays
close, became weak, declining &c. Some
holders appeared disposed to close out
their trades, rather than to carry them
over Sunday. II is difficult to express
an intelligent opinion OF the market, UNI
til further developments occur. Just at
present the trade is entirely Scalping
one. Shorts have been good buyers OF
the new delivered corn, on the good ship
ping demand and comparatively light re-
ceipts. The feeling on May, however, Is
bearsh. The belief is that receipts after
the 18th of next month viii be extremely
large. Heavy rains, however, might
cause a temporary advance, but any rise
will probably be met with liberal Offer
t-Na.f hrN rsra on IN
eral hog receipts, and the heaviness of
the hog market at the yards Packers are
hearish, and good provision traders look
for a much further decline In product.
St Louis, oct. 2G.-Flour, firm, I'M
changed. Wheat, lower; October, 6lAc;
December, 5lAc; May, 66bc. Corn, low
26Hc Oats, December. higher; May, low
er; October, lSc; December lSlsc; May,
20lac. Pork, standard mess. $50 Lard,
prime steam, 5.45; choice, 5.55c, Bacon,
shoulders, G%c; longs, 6Ac; clear ribs,
&c: short clear, exc Dry sailed meats,
shoulders, sac; ribs. 4.sOc; clear 1850.
High wines. steady at sl2.
Cincinnati. oct. 2G.-Flour fairly active;
winter patents, $3.35N360; spring pat
ents $355G3.70. Wheat, quiet; No. red,
track. Gee. Corn, firm; white ear track.
oats, No mixed, track, lSl2c; No. 2
mixed, track, l9c; No. white, lSlsc. Pork,
quiet mess, $50; clear mess, $685. ram
lily, 5000. Lard, firmer; steam leaf, 6Ac;
Kettle lard, 6hc. Bacon, firm; shoulders,
SIC: short rib sides, 5kc; short clear
sides. &C. boxed meats hc more. Dry
sailed meats, hrmer, quiet; shoulders,
41ac; loose short ribs, 49sc; short clear
sides, SIC; boxed meats, &c more Whis-
ky quiet and steady at $l.22.
Baltimore, oct 26.-Flour firm Wheat
firm; No. red spot and October, Glb0
67Hc; December, 6SMd68lac; May, 729sc bid;
steamer No. 2 red, 6id64hc; southern by
sample. 67068c; do on grade, 6iAq67Ac.
Corn steady; mixed spot and October, 1874
0382sc; November, 35lzn35Mc; year, 3i1ap
3f2ic: January. SAQ3ilzc; February. $40
34Nc Southern white, 35n6c; do yellow,
3703Sc. Oats, easy; No. white western,
firm; No. 2, 44d45c; nearby 49QOc west
ern. Hay steady. Grain freights firm; COM
mon firm Other articles unchanged.