The morning news., 1894-06-27

45lac afloat: ungraded mixed 45c: options
very dull and unchanged without special
feature; July and August 46i1c. Oats dull
and lower options dull July &c up others
&c down; June Sic: July 49Bc; August sec;
, September 3494c spot No. 9, 506l5lc; No. ,
white 52c; mixed western 50059c white
western b2057c. Hay-cholce moderate de-
mand and steady: shipping 50055c good TO
choice 7560s5c. Beef dull, steady; family
Sl2 0ODi4 90; extra mess IS 00l3S So Beef
hams quiet and tirm at SO 00l020 So Tierced
beef dull; city extra India mess Sl7 0 dls 90.
Cut meats quiet and nrm: Dlckled bellies
7lsc picked shoulders 5Ac; picked hams
lOAUlO5ac; middleS nominal Lard easy and
quiet; western steam closed at S7 10 asked
city S6 5066 6219; July 81 05, nominal; sep
tember s. 20; refined dull; continent 81 40;
South American S. 50; compound s. S7la@6O0
Pork moderate demand. steady; mess S13 70
@li 90; extra prime Sl2 bOGi3 90. Butter,
fair demand; fancy firm; state dairy 12ll7k;
state creamery 15@iSlac, western dairy, no
l5c; western creamery, li0lS}sc; Elgins 1870
ls19c. Molasses. foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 21Gl3Tc,
dull and steady, Peanuts quiet fancy hand
picked 44c. Cotfee-options opened steady,
unchanged to 10 points up, closed steady at
5abl5 points up; July l5 i56l15 50 September
II 30lg14 40; December S13 SOB 40; spot Rio
firm; No T. 16Mc. Sugar, raw quiet and
firm; fair refining il-l6c; refined quiet and
firm; of 3 10 l6(64c; standard A 4 l-l61
44c, cut loaf 1905 l-i6, crushed 4s
as Lice; grauulated 3t6@4%c; cuoes $50
4 9-l6c. Freights TO Liverpool firm, quiet;
cotton Sid; grain I'd,
Chicago June 26.--At the opening of the
market today, wheat was irm and a shads
higher at Chicago but weak and = lower at
New York. The irregularity was ascribed to
the fact that the latter was following Liver
pool, where decline OF ia had taken place,
whilst this market was influenced more by
continental adVices than by those from the
United Kingdom. II did not take long for
matters to straighten out, however, decline
taking place here that soon narrowed the
spread. During the rest of the session there
was free selling OF long wheat, and Partridge
signalized his return from short absence by
putting out fair line of short stuff. Taken
altogether this was but narrow trade with
much susceptibility on the part of the prices
to either buying or selling. September,
which is now the active operation opened at
62Is to 6214c; sold between 623b and 6l34c.
closed at the inside, net loss Of 9sd1Sc from
yesterday. Cash wheat was in coed demand.
Corn was purely local scalping market to-
day. Holders of privileges kept prices from
stfaying beyond the boundaries marked out
by them. July corn opened at 4034c. sold be-
tween 4lc and 4014c closing where it started.
a net loss of &c for the day. Cash corn was
in good demand and higher prices asked.
Oats were the stron@ @est article on the floor
today, Notwithstanding a weak opening
in the first half hour. There was talk of
damage from q wet harvest and July shorts
we're little bit worried fearing that the
rains would restrict receipts. June closed lc
higher than yesterday and July &c higher.
Cash oats were S & ad
Provisions were easy. They were also dull.
Some people gave the Pullman boycott as an
excuse for the lack of strength Cheaper hogs
contributed their share to the softness Of
prices The range of prices were exceedingly
narrow. July pork closed 2la cents lower
than yesterday; July lard 2la and cents
lower and July ribs 2la cents lower. Very
little business was done in cash product.
Chicago, June 26.--Cash quotations wero as
follows; Flour was quiet and demand not
improved, prices steady and unchanged.
Wheat--No spring 6lb@6i3sc; No 2 red
b9lkc. Corn-No. ?, 4OA040Bc. Oats--No. 2,
4412@4i4c. Mess pork per barrel S12 55d
Il 571l. Lard, per 100 pounds, So 67l9c.
shoulders S. 65llGc5 s75s: short clear sides,
s. sO0s5 90. Whisky 81 Is.