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

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The cash quotations were as follows
There was a moderate local and ship
ping inquiry. Prices We're steady; No. ,
spring wheat. 5ea6oAc; No. 2 red, 60isQ
62ssc. No. . corn, 299s q 29tzc. No. oats
lSc. Mess pork, SS.37GS.50. Lard. S5Uik0
$50 Short rib sides, S5-l0Q5.20; dry salted
S5.75d6c0 Whisky. Sl22
Review of the grain market received by
T. p. johnson, broker, from Lamson Bros
Chicago. Oct. San easy feeling pre-
vailed at the opening OF the wheat market
New York leading in the selling. Some
buying, said to be for elevator account
later, caused an advance Of sc. but the
rise brought out free offerings from local
traders, depressing prices sc Liverpool
was weak, opening &c lower and closing
weak, at a decline of from Il to I'D. There
is considerable talk about that market be-
sins manipulated by operators on this side,
on account of the strange manner in which
IL has acted of late. When We have adj
VanCed they have declined and vice versa.
Continental markets We're higher for Paris
and Berlin, and unchanged Tor Antwerp
The government report, TO be issued to-
morrow, Will give the yield per acre OF
all wheat. There was rumor current
that II would be bearish, which created
some selling. The condition last month
indicated a yield of about 407 600 600 BUSH
els. although Thumann and the Orange
Judd Farmer placed the estimate at 455,-
100000 bushels The sudden strength de-
veloped toward the close was due 10 the
fact that scalpers and floor traders did all
the selling. while commission houses did
the buying. Shorts attempted to cover
and finding offerings light, the quick squirt
was the result. There has been very little
cash demand. No. has lost its premium
ana is selling at the October price. The
weather continues perfect and receipts are
large. Receivers and shippers have been
sellers of October. There Is very little
doing in May. There was little doing in
the provision Pit; prices were a little
easier"
Cincinnati. o.. oct 9.-Flour fairly ac-
tive; winter patents, S3.45d3.7O; do fancy,
8.2Od3.85; spring patent S4Od&G0i DO
fancy, S30O03.25. Wheat easy, No. 2 red
track, 65h066l2c. Corn quiet; yellow ear,
Sac; No. . yellow 32isc; No. ? mixed, 52lac.
Oats quiet, easy; No. ? mixed, 19i2uDAc;
No. white, 2]hc. Pork active and steady;
mess, 500; clear mess, $llO0; family,
Sll.O0 Lard steady; steam leaf, 6ssc; ket-
tie, 62sc; prime steam. 5.7Oc. Bacon steady
loose shoulders. 6Ac; loose short rib sides,
meats 14c more. Dry salt meats steady and
active; shoulders sac; short ribs, 5Ssc
short clear sides, 55sc; boxed meats &c
more. Whisky quiet and steady az Sl.2
ST. Louis Oct. 9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher; December, GSSsc; May, 6llsc;
October, el7sc. Corn, steady; October 25lac;
December, 2Sac; May, 2iMc. oats, steady /;
October, 17i2c December l77sc; May, 2Dlac;
Pork standard mess, sS.62kUS75. Lard,
prime steam 65c; choice, 5.12l2c. Bacon
shoulders, CSC; longs, CSC; clear ribs, sac ;
short clear, Csc; dry salted meats, shout
ders. &C., ribs. 5.S0c; clear. 5.45c. High wines
steady, S1.22
baltimore, Md, Oct. 9.-Flour steady.
Wheat dull. easy; No. red spot and Dc
tober, 64u6likc: December, 65AM66Mc
steamer No. red, 6ld5lbc southern by
sample 64066c; do on grade. 62ai65c Corn
easy, mixed spot, 1864 0367sc; October, 36ls
a36%c; November, 3iM34hc; year, $3.50
33hc; January, 32n33kc southern white,
S7m3Sc; do yellow, 39a40c. oats Arm,
fairly active; No. 2 white western, 21lRq
- rafr 4
and steady; No. 2 44c nearby; 47c western.
Hay firm, si5.00nl5.50. Grain freights duh
and steady; steam to Liverpool. "a Octo-
Der; Cork for orders, Ss, October. Other
articles unchanged.