The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-07

Corn dull and firm: No. .. 45aG45Ac in ele-
vator; i6d 1910 afipat. options dull, 40 &c
lower, closing weak; July SAC August 4oA;
September 46lsc Oats dull and steady; op-
lions weaker; July 40c; August SSiic; sep
tember BE; spot No ?, 5oJ50isc No. white
5l440l52c; mixed western 50lid5lHc; white
western 5lG57c. Hay dull; fair, steady fancy
steady; shipping SOC; good TO choice 7a1t $50.
Beef slow aud steady; family sl2 00Dl4 90;
extra 5dT1I mess q CGfs So Beef hams qulet at
India mess sl7 0O1lS %. Cut meats quiet
and firm; picked bellies TAG; picked
shoulders &c; picked hams l0Ac; ml0dles
nominal Lard hrmer quiet; western steam
a. IS; city a. %; July & 30; refined dull;
continent 81 Is; South American S7S1; COM
pound 60 0UG6 1919. Pork quiet and trm
mess Sl4 00nl4 25; extra prime Sl3 %. But
ter quiet; fancy hrm state dairy l2Gl79l:
state creamery 15Gllsc: western dairy, lOi46l
li4c; western creamery, l41lsc: Elglns 49,.
open kettle, good to choice 27G37c. inactive
and steady. Peanuts dun; fancy hand picked
4is@44c. Cotfee-options opened dull. closed
easy. o0l5 points down; July - 55tBl5 20;
September II l5Gl4 20; December ID Is spot
Rio dull but steady; No. 7, lG'sc. Sugar,
raw fair demand and steady; fair refining
ll-l6c refined quiet and easy; on n $40
Sac; standard A 4Ac; cut loaf 47GD5 l-l6c;
crushed 4isGl5 l-16c; granulated l-l644 sc;
cupes l-lGD4Sc. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and steady; cotton sod; grain I'D.
Chicago. July ct looked today as though
any important action in wheat could not be
expected until the disturb bed condition Of the
country was remedied. There was no effort
made to conceal the aversion Of the wealth
Ter and moro important traders to entering
the market, whether as buyers or sellers. The
a tention of the crowd was taken up with the
reports from the different points where riot
ing was going on. Those moderate operators
who had open trades in the market were
quietly closing them up and the preponder-
ence of interests seemed to be on the long
side OF the liquidation sales made by holders,
resulted in a considerable loss to values. The
statistical and routine news Of the day has
tened the decline to some extent. Septem-
Der wheat opened from 5S9sc to 5SlsC. sold at
5S19c, declined 81 70 @5sc, closing at 5SibS1ic.
net loss OF seven-eighths of a cent for the day.
Cash wheat was lower.
Corn-The opening and early trading was
at firm prices. Shorts were still specializing
as to the prospective receipts as governed
by the railway situation. July deliveries are
the ones which are causing the greatest
amount of anxiety. After the demand, which
this topic had induced, was emporartly salts
fled, the weakness OF wheat began TO make an
impression, and there was less strength
shown by corn September corn opened at
Al &c to 4l2sOflHc; advanced to 4l'sc, declined
to 40 20 and closed at Ale. net loss from yes
tetday OF 2sQ12 cents. Cash corn was mac
tive.
Oats-Very little business was transacted in
this market, the tone ruling easy with wheat
and prices declining moderately: July
closed lc lower than yesterday. September
&G1iac lower. Cash oats were in good demand
by consumers but prices were easy.
ProvisiOns-There was no hog market at
the yards. and as natural result pro tuct was
entirely devoid of action. There was some
offerings without any demand TO meet them
and nrices saRged downward in consequence.
At The close September pork was l0c lower
than yesterday; september lard l21ac lower
and September rios 5, lower. There was
nothing done in cash provisions although
some demand existed.
Chicago, July Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour was hrmSr. owing 10 light
offerings and moderate demand Wheat
No spring 551a@5s 7sc No. 2 red 5b44c
| Corn-No. 2, i0!sc. Oats-No ?, 45c. Mess
pork per barrel, S12 450l2 81. Lard. per 100
pounds, SO GU Short rib sides So 5tQ5S6 55}.
Dry salted shoulders, s. 63l515 s7ls short
clear sides, 81 s74aqS CO. Whisky, 81 90
LANDING futura7 RANGED a TOllOwq.