The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-22

United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
Der. "a 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York 500; to Phila-
delphia, 500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
$500.
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
very dull, with, with little demand for
rive. Large, Cork for orders, are
placed at 2s 41z@3s nd; small sized IS
Cd and As. South America rosin, zoe p barrel
of 2S0 pounds. Coastwise-steam- to Boston,
lie a loo ms. on rosin. 9Oc. on spirits to New
York, rosin, SJRc q 100 MS, spirits S5c to
Philadelphia, rosin, 7t9e q 100 lbs; spirits,
Soc; to Baltimore, rosin, nc. u 100 ms:
spirits, zoe.
Grain. Provisions Etc.
New York, June 21.-Flour steady; winter
wheat, low grades, 81 S5lg2 50 winter, fair TO
fancy, g. 1902 80; patents So 90dS 25; Mime
sofa clear 81 25Q2 65; Minnesota patents
So 65G4 80: low extras 81 S5ll2 50; southern
-four quiet and steady; common to fair ex-
ira 81 001a2 so; good to choice extras 50 00d9
50. Wheat more active for export, firm, &c
higher; No. red in store and elevator Csc;
afloat 624@6ic; options were active and
irregular advancing A95c declined &c, raj
over yesterday; No. red closed June 62Bc;
July 63&c; August sac. Corn fairly active
and tirmer; No. 2, 1880 in elevator; 46Bc
afloat: ungraded mixed 45c options ad-
vanced sc, fell sc, closed steady at A62sc
over yesterday; June 46Sc; July 47lSc;
August 479sc; september 4s4c. Oats dull,
unsettled, 140lc higher; options dull, lrregu-
lar and lower June 53c: July 5lhc; August
39Hc; No. white July 53Q55lSc closing 63c;
spot No. 2, 53c; No. white Boo; mixed west
ern b4G0541ac; white western 54GD59c. Hay
steady and In moderate demand; shipping so
0S5c; good 70 choice 57G5so. Beef dull and
steady; family 8l2 00914 90; extra mess s. 90
as 80. Beef hams quiet and firm at $40 000
" so. Tierced beef quiet city extra India
steady; picked bellies &c; picked shoulders
SAC; picked hams 10Dl0Ac; middles nomi-
nal. Lard nrmer and quiet; western steam
50 95; city 50 so; continent 81 80; South
Pork quiet and steady; mess Sl3 50Gl3 as;
extra prime Si2 5OlIl3 o. Butter Arm. fair
to active; state dairy lS917c: state creamery
l5@lsc western dairy, lU@l5c; western
foreign nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
good to choice 2TCD37c dull and steady. Pea
nuts fancy hand picked 4Ac. Conee-options
B. points up 70 10 points down; July l52!9
spot Rio quiet and steady; No. 7,,1641l69ac.
Sugar, raw quiet and firm; fair refining
ll-l6c; refined dull and steady; off A l5-lb;
standard A 4 l-lGltlAc; cut loaf 1907 1916;
Freights to Liverpool nrmer, tair demand,
room scarce; cotton cid grain 1.d asked.
Chicago June 2l.-Iwo ups and one down is
the record for wheat to-day 1t was mar
ket to give the speculator action enough to
keep him guessing. At the opening there
seemed TO be no possibility of checking the
advance, and the close was scarcely less
strong, but between them trade was decidedly
dumpy. The sire myth at the start. like that
OF yesterday came from across the water,
and 1t was assisted by the Cincinnati Price
Current summary, which gave decidedly
bullish statement of the spring wheat condi-
ton. although reporting the winter wheat in
a favorable position During the time inter
vening between the opening and closing
strength a large amount of long wheat was
brought out by the sentiment evolved from
beariSh advlces from st. Louis. July wheat
opened 6054 to Gle, sold between 6l1sU59Mc;
closing at o095c, a net gain Of &c over yester-
day. Cash wheat was quiet. prices were
about 1c per bushel lower, closing firm.
i here was fair amount Of selling Of long
corn, induced by the weaker wheat and oats
markets. July sold between 4?24c and 42G
421sc, closing at 42l5042Ac, shade higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was in good de-
mand.
Oats we're far from being as strong to-day
as they were Yesterday. The most urgent
buyers and bidders for June then were the
best sellers OF July 10 day. The demand for
June had ceased today. and that option fell
away for that reason. whilst the force of sell
ing pressed the deliveries. Plenty of new
oats are looked for toward the end of July,
consequently shorts plucked up courage
again. July closed lc under yesterday. June
lost PIC in price. as the result OF the day
trade. Cash oats were weaker, and prices
lower.
Provisions held firm through the entire
session and advanced materially near the
close, pork developing the greatest amount
of strength. Scalpers and packers splayed
the most desire to buy. The hog market at
the yards was stronger and ITS beneficial eff
feet was communicated to products July
pork closed 22%c higher than yesterday;
July lard 7l90l0c and July ribs l5c. There
was a better cash demand for products on
domestic account
Chicago, June 2l.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour was steaay and Unchanged
there was little local trade. Wheat-No. 2
spring 60B052Bc; No. 2 red 5J&c. Corn
No. 2, 42s@i2 exc. Oats-No. 2. 4e050c, Mess
pork, per barrel. Sl2 45812 an. Lard. per
loo pounds Sc 62H96 s. Short rib sides
Sc Cos t2lic. Dry salted, shoulders, s. 651a
Whisky, distllers finished goods 81 Is.
dinr fnrnras rangad "a folioWs,