The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-11

May ...-.ls5s lsss 1917 1888
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Flour was firm; dealers reported numer-
Gus foreign orders Hard wheat, spring
patents, quOtable at Sl0d335 in wood;
No ? spring wheat, 57i2H537sc; No. red,
6llzQ6l5sc; No. , corn. 252sc: No. oats.
llasc: mess pork, 50. 5Od9 62lk: lard. $500
5;55; short rib sides. $4.60d465; dry salted
shoulders, SiJ0U475; short clear sides.
81. 15U4S71a: whisky, SIP
Lamson Bros. & Co.'s Chicago market
letter, to 7. F. Johnson, broker. PrOvident
building:
Chicago. Jan. 10.-Early news was ex-
eeedingly bullish. Instead of the Russian
wheat shipments being $4,000 bushels as
reported last Tuesday. they amounted to
2,6bOOO bushels, this discrepancy. is ac-
counted for by the fact that last Tuesday
was holiday in Russia, and the reported
$4,000 bushels was only an estimate, and
not the actual shipments Cables We're
weak, consols higher, and Northwest re-
ceipts large. The selling at the opening
was led by large local traders. This char
acter OF selling continued the greater part
of the session, and there was little demand
from any one source. The buying being
scattered. The market was steadied la
cash demand during the past three days
has been increasing, orders coming princi-
pally from millers. IN Ohio and Kansas.
The opinion at present is not very decisive
either way and the market is easily in
fiuenced by news. Receivers and elevator
people were sellers of corn with shorts
principal buyers Increase in receipts was
the bearish influence. Provisions opened
weak on the increased hog receipts: pack
ers and one or two large local traders
were the principal sellers.
70 % h
er; winter patents. 50 45M3.75; spring pat
ent, S345d375. Wheat quiet, steady; No.
!. red, 6SQ6Sl5c. Corn quiet, steady; No.
3. white. 2Sc; Ne. B mixed, &c Oats
quiet steady; No. 2, mixed, 2012c. Pork
active, firm; mess, $9.lO Lard firm; steam
leaf 55sc kettle lard, SIC. Bacon firm;
loose shoulders, SC; short rib, 5lsc; short
clear sides, 53sc; boxed meats lac more.
Dried salted meats steady, active; loose
shoulders. 44c; short ribs, 4hc short
clear 45sc; boxed meats l4c more. Whis-
ky quiet, steady, SL22.
St Louis, Jan 1O-Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower; January, 5512c; May, 5sAc;
257sc bid; July, &c; oats lower; jan
uaTy, 1SAc; May, 1870. Pork, standard
mess, new 1915; old, $9l213. Lard, prime
steam, 5.SOc; choice, 5.4Oc. Bacon shout
ders, 5ssc; longs, size; clear ribs, 55sc;
clear sides. 594c. Dried sailed meats,
shoulders, Hkc; longs, 494c; clear ribs,
47sc; clear sides, &C; High wines steady
Baltimore, Jan. 1O.-FIour dull; I'M
changed. Wheat steady; No. red, spot
and January, 67667kc; March, 67%Q6Sc;
May, 6S1aG6S9sc; southern by sample, 6SG
zoe: do on grade, 64i466714c. Corn firm;
mixed spot and January, SSA@3Sc; Febru-
airy. 33A assoc; March, 3S5sQ337s; May, 35ikc
bid; steamer mixed, 31%d32c; south
ern white, 32I5G33jac; do vel
low, 92ls@S4c, Oats firm; No. white west
ern, 24024j5c; No. mixed, 2215d23c. Rye
inactive; No. SSc asked for nearby; 4Oc,
western. Hay firm; choice timothy $1,000
asked Grain freights steady; unchanged.
Provisions firm; mess pork, $1,000; bulk
shoulders, short ribs and clear sides. 6&c;
sugar cured shoulders, 7l4c; hams, small,
fancy, 24d25c; ladle. 1791Sc. Coffee dun;
No. Z, 14hc. Sugar strong; granulated,
495c.