The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-18

tions dull and 1401zc lower, closing steady;
July 47sSc; August 4sc; September 47Ic.
Oats duh, nominal. l@lHc lower; options
weak July 4O2(c; August s3ac; September
32Sc; No. white July 4iS{c; spot No. ? 4sc;
No. white soc; mixed western 4s050c;
white western 4s156c Hay iairly active;
757tS5c Beef inactive and firm; family
sl2 0O9l4 90; ex ira mess s8 00d1s So Beef
hams dull anu firm at 81 90. Tierced beef
quiet; city extra India mess 81 D OILS %.
Cut meats Gulet and steady; plckled bellies
8c;' picked shoulders sac; picked hams l!c;
middles nominal Lard quiet ana steady;
western steam closed at 81 30 asked city
Sc IS; July 81 25 Septemt er 81 %. nominal:
refined dull; continent 81 So South American
81 So; compound So 00062i Pork quiet and
nrm; mess SlOlGl4 %; extra prime S13 000
ID 3d. Butter quiet; fancy firm; state dairy
12117c; state creamery l4h@17Isc; western
dairy, lO@l4c: western creamery l30l7lac;
Elgins l7001719c. Molasses, foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice 20
BIC quiet and steady Peanuts steady;
fancy hand picked 4Bg44c. Cohee-options
steady, 3 points up to points down; August
10 90; October ID 81; December 10 35; March
10 90; spot Rio dull and steady; No, z, 16ldc.
Sugar, raw quiet and firm: fair refining 2Ac;
refined less active and firm; of A 5-lG144c;
standard A 3-16iD41Sc; cut loaf 81 a. a-l6c;
crushed 5l505 slide; graduated 45-t604Sc.
Fretghts to Liverpool firm. moderate oe
mana; cotton 56id; grain 115d.
Chicago, July 1.-THE disguised bulls were
the sellers of wheat to-day. Nobody wants
to hold IL now that the pressure Of a new crop
is beginning to make Itself felt How big the
crop is is matter for individual preference.
The government makes the total yield in the
neighborhood OF 3H5 900 CO.. bushels. The
Prairie Farmer says 4q0C0J000 bushels. There
are any number of guesses between these
two. The trade bulletins estimate Of 100000,
600 bushels was a matter Of gossip to-day.
Probably the weakness of today was the re-
suit OF bordering over the various statistics,
with arrivals OF new wheat increasing and
little, II any. improvement in the foreign
demand, the most rampant bull was inclined
TO pull in his horns TO-DAY. September wheat
opened at from STAG to 57@Sc. sold between
BIN and 5754c, closing 5754c bid net loss of
3s214c from yesterday.
Corn opened higher and firmer but weak
ness soon overcome the market. September
corn opened at 49, c. sold between 4334043Bc
and 42Sc, closing at 427s6943c. a net loss of
9s01ac for the day. Cash corn was in fair sup
ply and steady.
Oats-Commission houses, who generally do
business for that part of the country where
oats are principally grown were selling to-
day. There was not much encouragement in
this, nor was there any to be found in The sur
rounding pits September closed with loss
OF &c from yesterday, t..t. Alb. ......
product was seen today. At the opening
there was a pretense OF activity, but it was
not lasting. Fhe start was firm on an ad-
vance in live hogs. The rest of the day
prices ruled steady. The close was I'M
changed for Sep TENDER pork 2Rc lower for
September lard and 21ac higher for Septem-
Der ribs.
Chicago, July 17.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was dull, prices steady and
unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 555l05714c;
No red 5524c. Corn-No. 2, 422ac. Oats
No 2, 36!I d37c. Mess pork, per barrel S12 80
@l2 62H Lard, per 100 pounds, 96 SOC06 s21z
Short rib sides s. 1906 72H. Dry salted
shoulders, 81 0016 1871; short clear sides,
s. s71l97 90. Whisky 81 20.
Leading futures ranged as follows: