The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-22

Tierced beef quiet; city extra India mess
Sl9 OOG2l 90. Cut meats quiet: picked bellies
62i0o c; picked shoulders s IA g.; picked
mans lO4GlOssc: m.ddles nominal. Lard
quiet; western steam s. 30: city IS SO. Nav
s. 70; July s. 20; reduel QUIET: continent
s. 81; South American Is -; compound s. Is
q - l2tac Pork dull and steady, mess 80 35
ala So; extra prime Sl3 80 Butier roo6ernte
demand: fancy steady. state dairy, I27 l6i.c:
state creamery. liW lie; western dairy. qC7t9.:
western creamery, l5Gl1c; El{ins lie. Molas-
ses foreign nominal New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice 21Ua6c. Qulet and steady.
Peanuts q net; fancy hand picked 4iaG74a.c
Couee options closed steady 5aIJ points
up; June 10 20: August "A 5JGl4 90; October
ID %; December Is 50ttI3 50; spot Rio dnIl:
No. z l6s8l6Ac, Sugar, raw dun and un.
changed fair refining 2'sc; refined quiet and
STEADY on A 8 II 1908 l5l6c; standard A
4g4 lS-l6c; cut loaf 4Aa4 l5l5c; crushed Az
ga l5-l6c; graduated 494 5-I6e. Freights to
Liverpool moderate demand; cotton. 3-G4d;
grain. sd.
Chicago, May 2l.-Wheat opened and closed
&c above Saturdays last price TODAY. after a
session OF noia Die activity, range covering
Fac tthe market at no time selling below
Saturdays final figures only touching that
point once. The extraordinary weather con-
dltons prevailing through the country frost
reports coming from every section and IN.
eHpe~tedly higher markets at Berlin and
Paris. due to frosts in Germany, divided the
attention Of operators to the exclusion OF the
daily statistical and routine news. here
was lively opening, with the crowd all en-
tAuo4oabAS buy0Los curing the succeeding
Two hours the bulls had every
thing their own way. and many
reports not only covered but claimed
that they were now on the long side here
was continuation OF the strong buying by
such people as Armour, Lynn and Allerton
whist number OF the Pardrid2e following
were evidently rather inc iued to desert their
leader. Partridge distinguished himslf. how
ever, by heavy selling. July opened at 57ls
TO 5sc, and sold between 5SAc and 562, c
closing at 5719c. Corn-S horts. both great
and small, were covering their oucn trades in
TINS grain to-day. Many reports OF the
weather gave damage, aud the strength in
wheat operated favorably on prices
a. les we're Nd higher. July corn
sold between 3eA@ So SC and 37asG137tsc
closing unchanged from Saturday at 375{c
Cash corn was in moderate demand he
close was steady. The amount of business in
oats was moderate, and the close showed a
fractional gain over SATURDAY. Provisions
were dull, and to all intents and purposes
neglected until within few minutes of the
close, when the usual squirt of activity took
place and the market closed hrm Early
prices were governed by a weaker hog mar
ket, but the amount Of trading was SO small
that the direction OF prices was only partially
defined. The close showed July pork So
higher; July lard unchanged and July ribs
21%c higher than Saturday. There was no
cash business.
Chicago May 21.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour trlhe steadler and IN.
changed. Wheat-No spring 564d56la &c;
No. red 554c. Corn-No. .. 374c' Oats
No. 2 34Hc. Mess pork, per barrel. Sl1 500
oil o21a. Lard. per 100 pounds 81 l2RG
10. Short rib sides SO 2u66 22Is Dry
sailed shoulders IS 1906 90: short clear
sides, boxed, 81 621s al la. WHISKY, 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows;