The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-12

dairy new 15624c; state dairy. old. iO5Sa
l6'q; state creamery. new, sc; western
l7025c; Elgns 25c. Molasses, foreign uomi-
nal: New Orleans open kettle. good TO choice
SOg3ec, dun and steady. Peanuts quiet.
Gomez - options opened lrreSular, closed
steady, Is points down TO points up; April
10 so; June 10 65: SEPTEMBER Il INA "a 10:
December IA @W14 p; spot Rio dull and
steady; No. Z, 71sc, Sugar, raw, quiet ana
steady; fair refining pa; refined dull and
steady; of 3 1l-Ieafc; standard A. l-i6
614l4c cut loaf l3-i615c; crushed l2-lG15c;
graduated 1-l60i2sc. Freights to Liver
pool nrmer, more active; cotton steam 964d;
Chicago, III April lit was day of
weakness and decline all over the board of
trade floor to-day. with wheat leading. It all
came about through the government report
At the close a net loss Of 2llC in the MAY op-
ton had been recorded, and this was within
lsc OF the lowest point OF the day. There was
no excitement as an accompaniment to the
to where they were before the crop
scare took hold of the minds of the
traders Those who had the 5oidness to sell
yesterday gathered in their profits this morn
ing and their huying was the only support
that prices had. 1t infused no recuperative
strength into the market, however. the best
that could be said was that break of greater
consequence was prevented by these pur-
chases. Corn-Notwithsi landing the bullsh
talk by shippers, who are loaded up with
long wheat, and the whispering Of "a
the bears IN this market were not dismayed.
May opened 39aac, declined to 3S'oc rallied
andscloSed at 3sc0351ac or under YESTERDAY
Cash corn was in light demand, prices being
lower with the futures quiet. Oats gave no
indication of the sudden break of lie which
occurred within the last hour during the early
part of the session. They sympath zed in a
but lost but little in price
The new crop futures, July, August. Septem-
Der and October were violently attacked by
short sellers about noon. and they proved to
be vulnerable. About fifteen minutes before
the close prominent local came in as buyer.
and a slight rally was made. but net loss II
sc was recorded in May at the close, with
July q c below yesterday. september lost a
| full cent. Provisions were In line with every
thing else, and prices gave way 10 good selling.
A weak hog market at the yards with liberal
runs at all points, served as basis of an easy
start. When wheat showed such a weak un-
dertone there was renewed selling OF prod
uct. AS the final point was neared, an alb
sence of support became apparent and the
pressure Of offerings forced the market to the
| lowest point of the day. There was fairly
| lower. whilst foreign were firm. Receipts
we're light OF lard and moderate of meats.
| whilst the shipments were good throughout
| the list. May pork closed 3i1ac loweE Nav
| lard INC lower. and May ribs 20c lower.
Chicago, April 11.-Cash quotations we re
| as follows: Flour duh, bids We're o8l0c under
| those of last week; the feeling was easier.
! Wheat-No. 2 spring $3.50: No, red 59aac.
! Corn-NO. 2, 31Bc. Oats, No. ?, 3lAlc Mess
! pork per barrel Sl2 200Sl2 22IS Lard per
! 100 pounds, 81 3OQT 32R. Short rib sides
| So 81 aGgS6 30, Dry sailed shoulders s. 81 "a
| So 1874. Short clear sizes IS 63la61S6 IS.
! Whisky, 81 10.