The morning news., 1894-06-29

Naval stores-By saii-The market is
very dull with little demand for
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
placed e at 4ss 7S l9 s@al Dsders Sized are Ps
Cd and As. South America, rosin, zoe p barrel
of 2S0 pounds, Coastwise-steam- TO Boston
lie 2 100 ms. on rosin, soc. on spirits; to New
York, rosin, S1ac. q 100 ms, spirits S5c; to
philadelphia. rosin, 7isc. q 100 MS spirits
soc; to Baltimore, rosin. nc. q 100 fbs
spirits zoe
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York. June 27.-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co. quote: Watermelons, extra s2j 00035 90
conte, carriers. 81 7502 25; peaches, car
riers, So 00a4 90; grapes Florida. Niagaras
81 5003 90: Champions, 81 00d2 90: muskmel-
ons, barrel crate 81 5003 00 egg plant. 81 000
4 90; tomatoes, Savannah, 75cG1$l so; Flor
ida, 5OcGSl 90.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.
New York. June 2s.-Flour dun and easy;
winter wheat, low grades, 81 s5,92 50 winter,
fair to fancy, 81 40012 80: winter patents 81 30
as %; Minnesota clear 81 25G2 d5; Minnesota
southern -four dull and easy; common to
fair extra So 1908 90; good to choice extras
IS 0003 80. Wheat fairly active, firm and 1c
lower No. red in store and elevator 601S
9o04c; ahoat 6lh@6l4c; options declined
115@lAc, closed steady with trading fairly
active; No. 2 red closing: June 609sc; July
60Bc; August sc. Corn dull and Arm; No 2,
45A@451ac in elevator; 45%G45lsc afioat;
options dull, closed steady and unchanged to
1sc under yesterday; June 451sc; July 45%c;
August 461sc. Oats dull and easier; options
loweri June Soc; July 4634c; August 344c;
September S3Ac; spot No. 2, 5O05lc; No. ,
white 53c; mixed western 51052c; white
western 52956c. Hay-cholce steady; ship
ping 50D55c; good to choice 75d65c. Beef
steady; family sl2 O00l4 90; extra mess Ss 90
as So Beef hams quiet and firm at $50 O00
20 so Tiereed beef dull; city extra India
mess Sl7 O5Qls 90. Cut meats quiet and tirm;
picked bellies 71sc; picked shoulders 574c;
picked hams 1040l0l4c; middles nominal
Lard steady and quiet; western steam 81 O5;
city Sc 62I; July 81 10, nominal; september
81 2j, nominal; refined dull; continent s. 40;
South American 81 so; compound S. STAG
6 90. Pork. moderately active, firm; mess
Sl3 750l4 90; extra prime Sl2 506l3 90. But
ter quiet, less steady; state dairy 12017h:
l5c; western creamery, l4OlS16c: Elgins $50
1SIc. Molasses. foreign nominal New
Orleans open kettle. good to choice 27037c.
dulland steady. Peanuts quiet fancy hand
picked 44c. Cof1ee-options barely steady
unchanged TO 10 points up; July IS 45D15 50;
September IA 30@l4 40; December S13 30@
raw steady and fairly active fair refining
2 1l-16c; refined quiet and unchanged; of A
324@4c: standard A 4 l-l66454c; cut loaf A
as l-16c; crushed 4B@5 1-l6c; granulated
4 l-l6G43sc; cubes 4 1-It0D42sc. Freights to
Liverpool dull, weak; cotton 564d; grain
15ad.
Chicago June 2s.-Unimportant and un-
interesting as the trade in wheat
was to-day, there was, nevertheless
enough business to define weak
market 1t would probably have shown
greater depression bad it not been for the
hrmness of corn and reported sale of 10000
bushels of spring wheat, partly for export
These two items checked the downward course
of prices, but we're not potent enough to cause
a rally. There was no solace for holders in
the balance of the announcements, Septem-
Der opened at 60B0e0zc, sold between 607s
and 6O1sc closed 3sWlc under yesterday at
604c. Cash wheat was easier with the fu
lures
Corn-W Where the strength in the corn mar
ket came from was mystery. There was
very little offered. Receivers were buying
and their example was followed by shorts.
Fears that the railroad strikes would curtail
receipts materially was accepted finally as
the true inwardness of the firm feeling. Sep
tember opened from al to 411sc, sold between
Al sc and 40B@i1c. closing unchanged from
yesterday at 4lA0fl4c Cash corn was In
good demand. Prices were Aahc higher,
Oats went the way of wheat. July was the
weakest option. closing 29sc lower than yes
terday. September lost &c as the result OF
the days trade.
Provisions-There was talk of a tie-up Of
the different roads centering in the stock
yards which caused burst of activity and
strength in product about noon to-day. The
advance did notamount to great deal and
the buying soon subsidized, 1t was expected
that the boycott mentioned would result IN
light runs of hogs. The price of hogs was a
little higher to-day, and the early trade in
provisions was steady under that influence.
AT tho close September pork was nc higher
than yesterday, and September lard and ribs
each 2i5c higher. There was very little in
Quiry in the cash market
Chicago, June 2s.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour was stagnant, prices easy
and in buyers favor. Wheat-No spring
5s5l060Ac; No. Q red 575sc sCorn-No 2,
4xc. Oats-No. 2 44c. Mess pork, per bar
rel Sl2 6Ol5l2 621s Lard. per 100 pounds
S6 zoe. Short rib sides 90 C0QS6 6214c Dry
salted shoulders, s. 625a0D5 s7l: short clear
sides, So s0GS5 90. Whisky: 81 Is.