The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01

No ? red IN store and elevator 6U4Goltsc;
afOat Gle; options weak and decIned -sg -
early, rallied = a s., closed hrlA az = = , ~,
closed firm at 4GSc under yesterday win
trading dull No , red closing July ooc;
August 6l5tc. September s. Corn dun ana
frrner. M S1f5trc in elevator; 45iLt3tbc
afoat: options dun and firm at sc advance
July 45isc: August 1880; September 407sc.
Oats dull and easier: options dull. weaker
July 44Iic; August s3Se; September 55lsc;
spot No . SIC; No. Whlte DC HlGeu
western 595Ic white western 5215Ic. Hay
quiet and steady; shipping 500 sc; good TO
choice 751H5c Beef dull ont Steady; famlIy
hams quiet at go O0020 50. Tierced beef
dull. city extra India mess 81 Oetls -
Cut meats quiet and firm; picked bellies
7isc; picked shoulders re; picked mans
1Oia6sIO-sc. mIIC.es nominal Lard quiet and
steady; western steam 81 ~ asked city
s. e2ss July 81 ~: eptember s. 20, nominal;
refined dull; continent s. 40; South American
- 80; compound . = PORK nrm; mess
Sl3 75Gl 10; extra prime Si2 Scala %. But
ter quiet unchanged; state dairy l24
state creamery l51tlSc: western dairy, l0AsG
1fic; western creamery, l4Glsc; Elgins 10.
Molasses, foreign steady; New orleans open
kettle, good to choice 27(GS4c. dun anu steady
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked 44c
Gomez - options quiet ana steady points up
to > points down; August Ii 100 "a -: Oeto-
Der Is 7UGl3 IS; December Is 10: spot RlO
dull and steady; No. :, 1870. sugar, raw
dull and steady; fair refining ll-ltc; re
fined quiet a I'd steady; on A 540lc; stand
ard A l-i69H4c; cut loaf 4b@b l-l5,;
crushed 4sa5 Lie: GRADUATED I-l614sc;
cubes 4 l-ltGlac. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and weak, cotton 5-64d grain l4d Did.
Chicago, June 50-A few Delate1 "longs
and shorts in July wheat Kept the trade
going in a desultory way during the day nan
session. The longs, seeing no Immediate
prospect for fruitiOn'0f their hopes of an adj
vance were buying as far in the future as
possible, after disposing OF their July, De
cem5er being the preferred option. shorts
were not so particular ard as things
so much regularity, put out the
equivalent of what they bought for July in
September December, Tor the same reason
mentioned. presented more strength than the
nearby deliveries. There was no outside bust
ness to speak Of. The general tone was easy.
September wheat opened 592lc ranged from
COS 6J4c to 59'sc, closed at 59$c net
loss of &C from Yesterday. Decem Der closed
at % C under Yesterday. The strike acted on
corn quite differently from the way II affected
wheat So much has been taken from the
store Of late ard the opportunities for further
shipments by lake, taken with the
prospective light arrivals from the boycott
produced feeling Of hrmness to prices. Sep
fem er corn opened at 4Il4c. sofa betWeen
that and Al &c, closing shade better than
yesterday at 4li4HH'ac. Cash corn was
firm. Oats were disposed to follow wheat,
very little strength appearing at any time.
The temper OF the crowd Is largely Oearlsh,
and longs sold freely today. September
closed i4c lower than Yesterday. Car lots OF
cash oats were quiet owing to the uncer-
tanty of swift hing. Provisions were weak
during the greater part Of the session, out
shorts in pork, becoming little anxious near
the close, covered some which reversed the
tone of that article. The strike In It's dHer-
ent phases. was a weakening factor. particu-
larly as applied to the $40 X yarIs, where.the
run OF hogs WAS exceedingly small, ana where
the packing institutions are shutting down by
reason of the troubles At the close, sep
TEN Der pork was nc higher than yesterday,
September lard and rms each a shade lower.
The cash demand was at : standStiu
NHar0 rNraw,s