The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-24

r,i IL Cdsu quotations were as follows:
r. iour, quiet and easy; No. spring wheat,
544q55Sc; No. red, 59l4 d6Ostc; No , corn,
SS2i4c; NO. oats, Hottie; mess pork
SIDES desc 49, sa laP P9 S25a5 ~ short rib
$i.Sil2d4. 62l2; short clear Sides 81 37IbG
$50; whisky, $122
Ian Lamson Bros. & Co.'S Chicago market
letter by private wire to T. f. Johnson.
broker, Provident building:
,SS1icago. H., Dec. 23.-The recovery in
va Nv an street from. the panic of last week
nau a streng thening effect on the market
as the opening and initial transactions
were sc per bushel higher than Satur-
a LAY close. Stocks later showed weak
ness, winch was followed by decline in
this market of &c per busheI. one or two
sarge professionals, together with the
elevator people, leading in the selling
ered on Saturday, and the buying by
LUIS aIls interest was not large enough to
reached when there was disposition
among early sellers to cover, resulting
later IN a recovery of the early decline
Inc visible supply showed an increase of
2,564,0OO bushels the amount on MASSAGE
SoOOOO bushels. AS an offset LfverpooI
stocks decreased 100000 bushels for the
week, while the English visible showed
a decrease of 10000 bushels Receipts i'm
the northwest were considerably lighter
than last week, LOO cars VS.. 1923 I'm
less the action of the New York banks in
issuing clearing house certificates should
nave a tendency to depress prices, reac-
tlon or few cents from low point is
tie change in price from Saturday. The
bad weather has cut down reports ma
terlally. There is still good shipping de-
mand and very little desire TO sell short
around present prices. Provisions were
steady, but inactive, offerings have been
light the entire sessions. Some packers
We're selling little and others buying
CINCINNATI, Dec. 23-Flour active; win
ter patent So 40qS.70; spring patent, 49, 500t
S;75. Wheat quiet; No. red. track &c.
Corn quiet; No. yellow, track, &c; re-
Jected mixed, 25Hc. Oats quiet: No. 2
mixed, l91ac. Pork quiet; mess, $3.50. Lard
steady; steam leaf, sac; kettle lard 5stc
Bacon firm; loose shoulders sc; short ribs.
5lsc; short clear, SIC; boxed meats &c
more. Dry sailed meats steady: duiet
shoulders. 4l4c; short ribs, 4lEc; short
clear, 4ssc; boxed meats 14c more Whisky
quiet; steady; $122.
ST. Louis. Dec; 23.-F'lour quiet pat
en- ents, g; SOqS. 40; fancy, $2:75a2,S5; choice,
81 50q2: 60; Wheat higher; December, 53s4c;
nay NAY, oS2sq5S92c. Corn higher; December,
higher; December, 16aic; May 19i4c. Pork.
standard mess, old, $500; new IS. S7i5'
Lard, prime steam, $5121z; choice, 5. 22I5.
bacon, shoulders, SIC; longs, SIC; clear
meats. shoulders, 415c; longs, 4l5c; clear
RIBS, 4ssc; short clear, 424c. High wines
Baltimore. Dec. 2s.-Oats, steady; No. .
white western. 24@241zc; No. 2 mixed do.
2iAa2Sc. Rye, dun and easier: No. 2 42d
44c, nearby; 45G46c, western. HAY, STEADY
$3.50. Grain freights, dull, unchanged
Provisions, quiet; mess pork, $1,000; bulk.
shoulders, short ribs and clear sides, &C.,
sugar cured shoulders, 71kc hams small
l01sc. Lard, large, 1Oc; refined lard. 7c.
Butter, steady; fancy creamery, 2Sd29c
ladle, 21q22c; store packed, 12dlic. Cot
fee, steady; No. z, 149lc. Sugar, dull;
graduated, 4Ac.