The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-05

steady and dull; domestic fleece 34aS7c:
pulled 2o0sSc; Texas i702sc Hides dull
and easy; wet salted, New Orleans selected.
90 Ds, 7GDSc. Professionalism quiet ana easy;
prime sil so@a 90; old mess, $40 500
IL so; new mess sic oo0I2 so; extra
sii SoNIs rs: extra 1fr mess So 5oSI6 co. ,A Reef
hams steady; SIS 5e1t900. Tierced beef steady
and quiet; city extra, India mess, SIS 600
10 90. Cut meats dull aud weak; picked
bellies sac; pickeled shoulders 42zc; piokeIed
hams 9%@lO1sc. Middles quiet aud steady;
short clears g. 90. Lard quiet and easier;
western steam 80 47,s;. city S. 80; op-
cry '' So 81; August s delivery s. q; 0 sop-
sinens s. &S5 90 South A@er El'' o. 'G a.
Butte Butter quiet at 1s@asc Cheese active;
hand picked, 414c; farmers, 2S40S9sc. FreiRhts
to Liverpool irregular and quiet; cotton,
per steam, SS2d; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The markets on the Board
of Trade to-day were in unusually close and
active sympathy The cereals all opened strong
and higher, but quickly declined. When the
bottom was reached the sentiment changed and
there was a smart rally, the close being near
the highest prices of the day. The movement
IN provisions followed the prices of the day,
though the opening was somewhat lower than
they were at the close yesterday. There was
more active trade in wheat than yesterday,
but the volume of business was still moderate.
The market opened nc higher under the nflu-
ctCc Oi IDo general 1aVOT0Dl6 tone OF european
market advices. One dispatch noting the dam
age to growing crops by storms the decline in
stocks, the large shipments of gold and the
dlsquietlng rumors concerning money matters
abroad had depressing effect and under free
selling by bears prices declined, with some
fluctuations, 11sc to the lowest point of the day,
then under an active demand by the shorts re
acted to and beyond the opening price July
closed &c higher than yesterday, June 1kc
higher and August 11Ec higher. The trading
was largely local, but there was some selling on
foreign AID eastern selling. Some long wheat,
It was claimed. was unloaded. But local trad
ers no doubt oversold themselves and their Gov
ering. together with good buying on the part
of some OF the heavy bear traders, resulted in
recovery from the bottom prices. Corn was
decidedly strong at the outset; it had rather
sharp break. and then rose to the highest price
of the session. July opened at 5s9E61567kc, sold
off to 55S4c and rallied to 671Sc OATS were not
active and followed corn in its fluctuations.
Provisions opened weak because of heavy re-
ceipts of hogs and made further declines early
with corn but when corn rallied provisions fol-
lowed at q distance, and closed about the same
prices as yesterday.
CHICAGO, June Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull; spring PATENTS s. 00@
5 so; winter patents So 600 25; bakers
50 30@3 So; straights 81 65GD5 10. Wheat
No. spring, 81 0114; No. 2, red, 81 02l4. Corn
No. 2, 5S13c Oats-No. 2, 44S4c. Mess pork
per barrel, $40 50@10 go. Lard, per 100 MS,
Sc 20. Short ribs sides, loose, S. S0n
90 Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, IS 006D5 05.
Short clear sides. boxed, So 2066 90. Whisky
Leading futures ranged as follows: