The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-11

winter patents So 9Oa3 90 Minnesota clear
50 2592 IS; Minnesota patents SO 400l 10;
low extras 81 S562 30; southern -four duh
and easy common to fair extra 81 1908 90;
fairly active and firmer; No. red in store
and elevator 60c; afloat 60l{c; options were
dull and 1$4Ac higher; No. red, July t0c;
August 60ac; September 625sc; December
655sc. Corn fairly active and firmer; No 2
46ls 14914c in elevator; 471&c afloat: options
! dull and irregular at &c advance to sc de-
cline without special feature; July 46lsc;
August 47c; September 471sc Oats dull and
tirmer; options steady; July 461c; August
3iAc; September 321Rc; No. white July 47c;
spot No. ?, 5l15652%c; No. Q white 52c:
mixed western 5l1aQ1521sc; white western 50
@5sc. Hay quiet. UNCHANGED; shipping soc;
good to choice 75C1S5c. Beef quiet. steady;
family S12 00O14 90; extra mess IS 006lS so.
Beef hams dull at $40 0OQ2O so. Tierced
beef quiet; city extra India mess ST. O. a
Is 90. Cut meats quiet and tirmer; picked
bellies Sc; picked shoulders 6az@7c; picked
steady; western steam 81 40; city S. e7160
700; July s. 40 nominal: SeDtem' er 81 35
nominal; refined quiet; continent 81 20; South
American 81 90; compound s. 006D6 1917. Pork
quiet and firm; mess SI4 O0dl4 25; extra prime
S13 00013 so. Butter firm. light receipts;
state dairy l2018c: state creamery 1502)c;
western dairy, l01a@l4Mc; western creamery,
1402Oc; Elgins lSzs020c. MOlasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good to
choice 27Gp37c. inactive and steady. Peanuts
dull; fancy hand picked 4156414c. Conee-op-
Rio easier and quiet; No Z 1910. Sugar
raw firm and quiet; fair refining ll-l6c;
refined quiet and easy; off A 5000: stand
ard A 1-l66414c; cut loaf 1905 l-18c
crushed 1908 l-ldc; graduated 4 1-l604%c;
cuoes 4 3 leGi15c. Freights to Liverpool are
dull and steady; cotton bead; grain I'D.
Chicago, July l0.-All eyes on the Board of
Trade were turned toward Washington as
they usually are on the tenth of each succeed
ing month. The steadfastness of the gaze
was measured by the amount of anxiety in
the mind of each trader what the
ernmCnt crop report would give as the per-
centage of the condition OF spring and winter
wheat. September wheat opened easy at
569sc to 5S14c, became trmer and advanced to
5SAc, closing at 579sc-a shade lower than
yesterday. There was practically no cash
wheat market owing 10 the slim arrivals
Corn-Although the opening was easy, as
with wheat. 1t soon turned 1rmer by other
causes as well as by the tendency OF the more
important market TO rally. September corn
opened at 4lS1c, sold between 4l5s04l4c and
Al 5@142e, CLOSING az ~ c4kc@ uneters yester-
days final figures. There was a good demand
for cash corn, but the offerings were ex-
tremely light.
Oats we're firm, September closing shade
! under Yesterday, July &c higher than that
day, and May unchanged. The pit was almost
deserted during the greater portion of the
session and but little business was done.
Provisions-The prospects of resumption
OF business at the yards. in part at least, gave
tone OF strength TO the market for product,
although the amonnt OF trading did not indi-
cate full return Of confidence. Business
was most dull I'd the transactions far apart.
There were some offerings shortly before the
close which tended to weaken prices a trife.
At the close, September pork, September lard
| and September ribs were each SC. higher than
the corresp onding time yesterday.
Chicago, July Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was steady, very little trad
ing was done beyond Supplying local demand;
shippers were out of the market. Wheat
No. spring 56l@@5s56c; No. 2 red 565sc
Corn-Ne. ?, 4l1zc Oats-No. 2, 45c. Mess
pork, per barrel, 3l2 61M1fGIl2 70. Lard,
per 100 pounds, Sc e2406 IS. Short rib sides
So 1906 nv. Dry sailed shoulders, 81 OD8
6 l255; short clear sides, SO S11z0S7 90.
Whisky, distiller $ good, 81 20.