Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-04

JOS ANttoWs une American o4s on.
NEW YORK, June 8, noon.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat unsettled but better. Corn
steady and higher. Pork steady; mess, $ll 81.
Lard firm al 72lac. Freights firm.
5;OO p. m.-F1our, Southern quiet and weak.
WheSt-spot $3.50 better: ungraded red S7(G
92c; No. 2red, June delivery 9el4 ,G99l4c Corn
spot advanced lS(G$4c; migrated. 5295SAc;
20. 2 June delivery 52ssG5354c. Oats 1s(@2e
higher, most marked in white; No. 2, June
delivery 35ss@3S1<c. Hops duh and I'M
changed. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot dull at Sssc;
40. Rio, on sp6t &c, June delivery S096 voc.
Sugar quiet but steady; fair to good refining
extra 5ls(G5zsc, white extra SIC, yellow
"a g5c, OF 4 5Ssc, mould A H. l6tG63zc, con-
iectloners' 6 9-lG95ssc, standard % G69sc,
cut loaf and crushed nc. powdered 7,079sc,
granulated 6SsG6 IL -l6c, cubes TtG71sc. Molas
ses firm; 80 degrees test. 20l4c. Cotton seed
oll-32tclS5c for crude, 3S939c for refined.
Hides stead ily held. Wool quiet but steady.
PORK dull ana unchanged; mess, on spot $ll so.
Mlddles dull. Lard 2G2 points lower; West
ern steam, on spot 7Od6 72l5c July delivery
sO06 SIC. Freights TO Liverpool weak; cotton,
per steam Esd; wheat, per steam 21ad.
CHICAGO, June S.-COnslderable life was
injected INTO the grain markets to-day, the
excitement running high at times, particu-
larly during the middle of the session, when
prices for wheat were ruling strong and
higher; the fluctuations were wide and rapid,
and the nervousness was attributed In a large
part to the outcome of the crop situation; the
market rose l3sc upon reports of ravages by
Fields, which was deemed y strong advance in
view of the recent depression shown by the
market, and it was ascribed to the action of a
large number Of bears who were sent into a
panic by the news and impelled into covering
their short sales; more outside orders are re-
ported, however, coming from people VINO en-
terrain belief that the crop outlook is par
tcularly gloomy one, and that q short crop
means higher prices than have prevailed dur
ing the present crop year; cables continue to
quote aull and weak markets, though the
public advices are indicative of a little stead
Ter feeling abroad; there was very little de-
mand at the opening, and under pretty Ialr
offerings prices declined &c; at this decline
good speculative demand sprang up, and, with
higher aud advancing market at ST. Louis,
prices improved l1Sc. and the crop news en-
gendered the first evidences of bull feeling
shown for some time; decline of 9sc followed
on realizing, but again advanced &c, Declined
1sc, and closed on the regular board &c under
yesterday; Il sharp attack was made on the
market in the afternoon, and the close was &c
under yesterday; the shipping demand was
limited, and exports from the seaboard also
continue small. The trading in corn was ac-
tive on spe, ulatVc account, and there was
also good shipping demand; shipments snow
falling OF, 3iS cars being received to-day,
against $50 Yesterday, and owing to this TACT
prices advanced early 40 lc, fell back nc, ana
finally closed about the same as yesterday; the
TACT of light stocks made the shorts anxious TO
cover. There was decrease IN the receipts
Of oats. and IN sympathy with the other mar
ket5 this grain ruled firm and closed A,g12c
higher than Yesterday. Mess pork ruled
steady and a shade higher, without any spe-.
cial feature developing in the market. Lard
rulad 20 as points uigner.
Flour unchanged. Wheat active, and ner
VOus; closed &c under yesterday; regular,
June delivery S53SGSj9sc, July SIGeS1sc, Au-
gust $4,000 &C.; No. ? red 94d9p2c. Corn
opened active and generally higher but closed
about the same rs yesterday; cash lots 4636G
1870, June delivery 469t71sc. July 45zsCg461sc,
August 461 s947c. oats fairly active; closed
hfrrf,a 4na,, sf1axr LOTT
321Sc. June delivery 32iStG327sc. July 32zQ33c,
August 2S1z02S1@c. Provisions - Mess pork
flrmer ard 5Gl0c higher; cash lots $40 30,Gl0 IS,
June delivery $40 5O@l0 3214, July SO 40@l0 80.
August $40 $4,000 62l&. Lard firm and 1905
points higher; cash lots and June delivery
1896 SOC, July $685. 60c, August $50
7Oc. Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shout
ders S0'G4 s5c short ribs s Csc, clean 5 75@
soc. Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugars steady;
graduated re, standard A 65Ac.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-FlOur unchanged;
family 4 1904 35. Wheat dull; No. red, 81.
Corn firm and higher; No. mixed, 4S,G4S12c.
Oats steady; No. 2 mixed. 35c. Provisions
Pork steady at $40 70. Lard in fair demand at
25c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders SIC. Bacon
firm; shoulders I5c, short RIB l6c, short
clear SOC. Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugar
steady; New Orleans 430D5$4c. Hogs firm;
common and light So l5tg4 90, packing and
butchers 81 SOFA 10.
BALTIMORE. ne3.-Flour nominally steady
but quiet; Howard street and Western super
fine 50 1898 So, extra So 1904 Is, family 81 500
5 co; city millssuperine SO 250S co. extra 81 rs
"a 90, Rio brands 81 9OG6 10. Wheat-SOuth-
ern higher and firm; Western higher but
quiet; Southern, red 950 g7c, amber 81 00(D
l 0415; No. l Maryland 9Ic bid; No. Western
winter red, on spot 93&G9il5c. COrn-SOuth
ern easier; Western higher, with better de-
mand; Southern, white 6Sc. yellow SIC.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.--FlOUr unchanged.
Wheat in sharp demand and higher; No.
red, cash 81 0l15, July delivery 81 Ol7s al 09l5.
Corn was higher early. but closed Iz(116c
uuhpF q sfardaVs M = m Vpd p4ab 44p .Iupa
delivery 4A@4412c. Oats irmer but slow; No.
mixed, cash lots &c; no options sold.
Whisky steady at 81 49, Provisions frmer:
Pork, $40 rs. Lard, 3O(&6 35c. Bulk meats
long clear soc, short rib 40c, short clear
soc. Bacon-long clear 5S5@5 S71ac, short rib
&c. short clear 2Jc.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Grain firmer but not
quOtaDly higher: Wheat-NO. red, 81. Corn
No. > white. Csc. Oats-NO. 2 mixed. SIC.
Provisions steady and firmer: Bacon-clear
rib sides &c, clear sides 6955c, shoulders 500
I5c. Bulk meats-elear rib sides soc, clear
sides &c, shoulders csc. Hams, sugar cured
959tGI1c. Mess pork, Sil 50. Lard, choice leaf
Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-CoGee steady; Rio
cargOes, common 10 prime, 69z9914c. Sugar
strong; common TO fair i54C959sc, yellow clari
fled 57SlG6l<c MOlQssesscarce and firm; com
mon to good common H022c. Cotton seed oil
dull; prime crude d G23c.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, June 3, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine, us Cd.
LONDON, June 3, 5: 100 y. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady; spot 27s. July and August deliY-
cry 27s, September to December 21s Cd.
NEW YORK, June 3, noOn.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 3S1zc. Rosin steady at 81 l2159
l Is.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine irmer, 351zc.
ROsin dull.
CHARLESTON. June 3.-spirits turpentine,
firm at 32<g33J5c. Rosin steady and un-
changed.
WILMINGTON, June 3.-Sprits turpentlne
firm at 33lc. ltosin steady: strained S5c; good
strained 9Jc. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
pentne steady; hard 81 10, yellow dip and
virgin 81 50.
RICE.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Market steadily held.
CHARLESTON, June 3.-Narket steady and
unchanged; sales $50 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Market steady;
Louisiana. ordinary to prime 42E(G55zc.
Fruit and Vegetable Market.