The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-30

ne cdsh quotations were as follows:
Flour was quiet and slow. Quotations
were unchanged. but the feeling was easy
Nc. 2 spring wheat 59ian60lec; No. red
o97sa62Nc; No. corn, 297sd30c: No.
oats, lS4c; mess pork, SS.00mS.10; lard
500; short rib sides $4i0di5O. dry sailed
shoulders, A.750LS7ia; short clear sides
d1544@l2; whisky. M.22
Lamson Bros & Co.'S review OF the
Chicago markets to II. II. Johnson, broker:
Chicago, Oct. 9.-Holders of wheat are
becoming somewhat discouraged, owing TO
the stagnant condition OF the market and
the dull state of speculation, and to-day
were moderate sellers At the opening a
slightly better tone was noted owing to
firm cables from Liverpool, and the con-
tinued drought over the winter wheat
belt but the feeling soon weakened the
large northwestern receipts seeking to
over-balance everything OF a bullish ma
ture. There was, however, no marked
disposition to SELL until the signal service
predicted light rains in portions of Illi-
noiS, Indiana, Missouri and Kansas The
demand around zoe for December that has
heretofore been noted. disappeared to-
day, and the market was practically with
out support, except in a small way from
the short interest. While the drought
may be severe, il appears "A little too early
yet for this factor to make itself felt.
There was practically nothing doing in
corn. New corn for November shipment
is reported being offered quite freely The
sentiment seems bearish. The heaViness
Of the hog market at the yards was the
principal feature i'm provisions.
Cincinnati, o., Oct. 29-Flour unchang-
ed. Wheat quiet: No. 2 red. 66ikc. Corn
active No. 2 white, &c. Oats firm; No
2, mixed, PIC. Pork quiet: mess sS.75.
Lard frmer; steam leaf, 6hc; kettle, 6Ac
Bacon nrmi loose shoulders, Sc; short
ribs, Sc; short clear, sac. Boxed meats
&c more. Dry sailed meats hrmer, but
quiet, loose shoulders 4l2c; short ribs, AZ C /;
short clear, &c; boxed meats nc more.
Whisky quiet, but steady at $1.22.
ST. Louis, Oct. 29.-Flour dun. un-
changed. Wheat, lower; October, J9hc;
December, GOl2d609sc; May, 653sc. Corn,
lower October 27c; December, 2iAd2iitc
May, 257sc. Oats, easier: October 171ac;
December, l73sc; May 20Ad203sc. Pork.
standard mess, $S.25nSMl2 Lard, prime
steam, S5.45; choice, $3.50. Bacon, Shout
ders. 6⁣ longs, SIC; clear ribs, &c; short
clear, sac; dry sailed meats shoulders.
59sc; ribs. 4.SCc; clear, 4.95c. High wines
steady. ct $l22
Baltimore, oct. 29.-Flour quiet Wheat
steady No. red, spot and October 66a4 n
6G7kc: December, 673sd6Sc; May, 72d72Ac;
steamer, No red, 63siN63kc; southern
- sample, 66N67c do on grade, 64066c.
Corn, old, firm; new, easy; mixed, spot,
S75k037Ac; October 37ikM37slc; November,
33&c; February, 3SAnS4c; south
ern white, 94036c; new do yell
low, 3Sd371ac New oats, quiet and easy;
No. 2 white western, Csc asked; No. 2
mixed, 32032l2c Rye steady; No. 2, 449
45c: nearby 4Sd50c. Western hay, firm,
Sl5.50d16.O0; grain freights quiet. Pro.
visions in good demand; pork, $3.50;
shoulders CSC; short ribs and clear sides,
e1lc; sugar cured shoulders, Sl8c; nams.
small, 11hc; large, 10Ac. Lard, refined,
nc. Butter steady; fancy creamery,
23fD24c; lade Ice; store packed, 9ql2c.
Coffee steady; No. 7, 164l6hc. Sugar
dull; graduated 4Mc.