The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-06

closing steady; July 453c; August 4619c; Sep
TENDER 46&c. Oats dull and firmer; options
lower; July 45Ac; August 34Ac; September
33c; No. white July 47l4c spot No 2. 500
601ae; No. white 52G53c; mixed western
! 501s6152c; white western 5l6I5Tc. Hay quiet;
choice steady; shipping SOC; good TO choice
75dS5c Beef quiet put steady; family Sl2 90
OLA Co., extra mess Ss 000S 80. Beef hams
dull at $50 O06D2O 80. Tierced beef quiet; city
extra India mess 81 0CQls %. Cut meats
quiet and firm; picked bellies 71ac; picked
shoulders SAC; picked hams 1019Dl0Ac;
mlddles nominal Lard higher; western
steam S. 30G7 IS; city Sc 20; July s. 30; re
fined quiet; continent 81 80; South American
s. So; compound S. 00G6 1919. Pork more
active and higher; mess S14 O0014 25; extra
prime Si3 90. Butter quiet and steady; state
dairy 120l7H: state creamery 15GIlSc: west
ern dairy, l01a0l41ac; western creamery, 1i6l
lsc; Elgins lsc Molasses, foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice Pa
SIC. quiet and steady. Peanuts quiet; fancy
hand picked 4s0I414c. Cofee-options steady.
unchanged TO points up; August IA 9Olll4 %;
October 10 IS; December - 20G12 %; March
| y SoDl2 70; spot Rio dull hut steady No. 7,
| 1850 Sugar raw fairly active and steady,
fair refining 11-l6c; refined dull and un-
changed off A 35s64c; standard A 4 l-l61
414c; cut loaf 47sd5 l-l6c crushed 7sd5 1-ldc;
granulated 4 l-l6GI4 &C; cuues 4 1-l6GG4 &c.
Freights to Liverpool firm with fair demand;
cotton 5-64d: grain / I'D.
Chicago, July 5.-Wheat was weak and
lower all day, with the last hour the most de
pressed of the day. From the opening until
noon there was but light trade, operators
dlt1On of affairs as result of the strike. Cash
wheat was quiet. Prices were lower with the
futures but offerings were light September
wheat opened at $3.50, declined to 5SAc. raj
lied little and closed AT 5s55d5s sc, a net
loss OF l7s0L2c for the Gay
Corn held well till about noon when prices
began to lose their hardness in sympathy with
the depression in wheat. There was not
very wide range in prices nor unusual activ.
lty, but there was quite a strong tone to the
early trade. The range on september corn
was between az and Al sd4l15c, and the close
was at the latter figures, a net loss OF lk@54c
from Monday. Cash corn was dull, prices
were normally about &c higher, but closing
with the advance lost.
Oats-There was scare among July shorts
in this grain to-day and IN their endeavor to
get oats to cover their contracts they ran
prices up almost cents per bushel the de-
fective future deliveries sympathizing to
limited extent When the demand was sat
isficd values fell back and closed nc higher
than Monday for July and &c lower for Sep
TENDER
Provisions were firm on covering by shorts.
who had an inducement to buy in talk of sup
plies for the hog market There was but lit
tie BUSINESS transacted. Until the troubles
OF the strike are ended the disposition seems
to be to keep out of the market. The close
10 day was unchanged for September pork.
sc higher for September lard and PIC higher
for September ribs. There was some cash de
mand, subject to prompt shipment, which
could not be gathered.
Chicago, July 5.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was dun and prices were IN
No. 2 red 5sc. Corn-No. ?, 4OI4c Oats
No. 2, 4S64Sa4c. Mess pork, per barrel,
S12 421s4l2 40. Lard per 100 pounds, So '21a
as IS. Short rib sides S. 6OtBS6 65. Dry
sailed shoulders, IS 62@5 $50; short clear
sides. Sc S00S6 90 Whisky 81 IS
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