The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-14

1850. Oats more active and firmer options
dull and unchanged to &c up; June 1910;
July 45Ac; August SAC: No. white June
4sc; July 4Sc: spot No ,. 46hd47l{e; No. 2
white western 4sle6152c. Hay, fair demand
and steady; shipping $4,000; good TO. choice
rose. Beef quiet, steady; family Sl2 600
"A 90; extra mess Ss 0O9s so. Beef hams
extra India mess SIS 00019 %. Cut meats
quiet and firm; picked bellies 6SsM6Ac:
picked shoulders 51S@5'sc; picked hams 10
WlOAc; mlddles nominal Lard quiet and
ABOUT steady; western steam closed at s. 10;
city Sc 80; July 81 10, nominal; September
So % asked refined dull; continent 81 -;
South American 81 50; compound S. 1906 90.
Pork in moderate demand; mess 10 500l3 Is;
extra prime SIP 50niS 90 Butter. moderate
demand and steady; state dairy boise: state
creamery l5HGl9c: western dairy, l0@ljc
western creamery, 1lhQlgc Elgins l9c Mo
lasses foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice 276c37c. dull and steady.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked 4I4c.
Cohee-options closed firm, 5000 points up;
June IA Is; August IA 25d14 30; October 10 10
@l3 45 December 10 W0l3 Is; spot Rio dull
and steady No. z, l5Ac. Sugar, raw tirmer
and active, fair refining Fac: refined fairly
ard A IA 3l6c; cut loaf 3-l60]c; crushed
l5-lt@Ac; graduated 404 l3-l6c; cubes
4 5-l6041ac. Freights to Liverpool quiet and
firm; cotton sod; grain Id.
Chicago, June 13.-The final outcome of
the days trading in wheat showed net de-
probation from yesterday S close Of lA@la6
cents The weight of the selling was too much
for even the effects Of the prevailing parched
| condition Of the crop to hold up against. At
the start there was a firm and strong tone
under running operations, but the pressure OF
| long wheat was continuous, and eventually
| succeeded in determining the direction of
| prices. July wheat opened from 6l1ac to l%c,
| sold between 81 sc and 5924c, closing al 59bc,
with the loss above noted. Cash wheat was
| in good demand, but prices lost about cent,
| futures.
Corn was very near as weak as wheat at
| the close, although the feeling was not repre-
sented by quite as big a decline. The
larger market. There was heavy selling of
corn at Dupes Co. 5, which was an inhuen-
tial depressing fqctoE July opened 425ac to
sc under yesterday at H3sc. There was a
fair demand for cash corn, with prices firm
early, but closing easier
Notwithstanding the weakness of
| wheat and corn, oats held firm, and
whilst not making much gain was,
nevertheless, in better position at
the end OF the days proceedings
than either of its companions. July closed
15c higher than yesterday. June and Sep
TENDER were unchanged. Cash oats were in
good demand and tirmer. Prices were nc
higher.
Provisions. after opening firm on an ad-
vance in the price of hogs, at the close were
weak and lower, affected by the break in
wheat There was free selling during the
latter part of the day, prominent packing
institution leading. July pork had lost 121zc.
July lard sc and July ribs sc at the end of
the session.
Chicago, June 13.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, there was fair local demand,
feeling was firm and prices lO6bl5c higher
than last week. Wheat-No. 2 spring 6148
61Ac; No. red 58Ac Corn-No. 3, 4l1bc.
Oats-No. 2, 4lh@Il4c. Rye--No .. 4Sc.
Mess pork, per barrel Sl2 35Gl2 37!5. Lard.
per 100 pounds. Sc 67ls. Short rib sides Sc 521l
06 30. Dry salted shoulders, S. 621fG1b SIN I;
short clear sides, s. 625aD6 IS. Whisky, dis
tillers', 81 Is.