The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-02


New York June Flour dull and weak;
winter wheat, low grades, 81 65GD2 30; winter,
fair 10 fancy. s. 40Q2 80; patents 81 90Gb3 25
Minnesota clear - S5Q2 IS: Minnesota pat
ents So 2504 TO- low extras 81 S5GC2 80; south
ern -four dull and weak; common TO fair ex.
ira 81 OJlIS 90, good to choice extras IS QUO
50. Wheat dull, lower, with options closing
steady No. red In store and elevator o64e;
ahOab 565zQ56a4c; options fairly active and
irregular opening weak and declining sWl g,
with July selling at 7-l6c below previous low
est record. rallying S0Ac, and closing firm
at u q IS c under yesterday; No. red, closing,
June 56Ao; July 57&c; August 5S5sc. Corn
duh, easter and steady; No. ? 4235c in eleva-
tor; 425sGD43c afoat: options dull and steady
at 1ftNsec decline; June 423ac; July 434c;
August 42&c. Oats dull and tirmer; options
quiet; juno 40c; July 3SRc; spot No :, 4252ci
No. white 44c; mixed western 42642c white
43c. Hay Moderate receipts and steady;
shipping 69G165c; good to choice eOTSc.
Beet quiet and steady; family Sl2 O0Ql4 %;
extra mess IS COOS so. Beef hams uull at
Sl8 00Gla 80. Tierced beef quiet city extra
India mess SlS O0lll9 o. Cut meats dull and
firm; plckled bellies csc; picked shoulders
52lc; picked hams l0@l04c; middles nomi-
nal. Lard quiet and weak; western steam
& 10 asked; city ST %; futures nominal; re
lined quiet; continent 81 50; South American
81 80; compound s. 1906 10. Pork quiet and
steady; mess Sl3 0l6Dl3 80; extra prime 5l2 80
al 90. Butter moderately active, steady;
state dairy t2dlG}sc; state creamery 14DlTc;
western dairy, 94l2c; western creamery, 10 q
6t7c; ElgiuS lie MolaSses foreign nom iual;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice p
tp37c, duh, Peanuts quiet; fancy haud-pCked
| 44Q46c, Conee-options weak unchanged
TO 10 points up; June IL s56rl4 50; August
II 3o@l4 SO; October 10 5J4l3 60; spot Rio
dull and unchanged; No. z, l3Ac. Sugar,
raw nutet and steady; fair refining 29sc; re-
fined lower and active; of 7-l6n334c
standard A l3l604c; cut loaf 43sQ4 1916
crushed 4SsG14 13-l6e; granulated l5-i644 c.
Freights to Liverpool dull and weak; cotton
5-64d: grain, Id asked.
4 hioago, June The disturbed financial
condition In Argentine and the pressure Of
offerings of that country wheat on English
markets, causing Generalization in prices at
those points was one OF the reasons cited for
to-day S break In wheat in Chicago. Other
causes existed but their influences were
probably OF less potency. although the sum
| total of their powers would prevent any up
ward movement Public and private cables
we're alike in their reports OF depression.
| Cash wheat was in good demand. Prices
were lie lower with the futures. July wheat
opened at 558c; sold between 55Aq958c and
544@siSc; closing at loss Of lc from yester-
day at 555ac,
Corn rose and fell with wheat. The range
was narrow and prices did not suffer quite as
much as they might have done, for the reason
that prominent receiving and shipping
house was tndustriOusly working on the Gull
side. Cables quoted Liverpool A0%d lower.
! July sold between S86c to 37Bc, closing at
| the inside, net loss of &c for the day. Cash
corn was in good demand and moderate sup
! ply. Prices were about &c lower.
! Oats were quiet, June was held firmly and
! the price seemed to be sustained, while the
distant futures were allowed to suffer. The
same old bull crowd were the bestibuyers, and
their stand appears to be good, when the out
look for the poor growing crop is considered.
July closed 54tG9sc under yesterday ana June
1sc higher than at the day close. Cash oats
were in good demand for No. at shipments
Provisions were in the usual rut OF dullness
At the opening, the weak hog market caused
an easy feeling, which became more pro-
nounced when the weakness in wheat became
prominent The Anglo American Packing
Company was credited with selling lard, an /
was selling both lard and ribs. The close
was 10 cents lower than yesterday for July
pork and re lower for each foT July lard
and ribs. Very little was done in cash
| product.
Chicago, June Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull and unsatisfactory;
feeling was weak and prices favoring buyers.
! Wheat-No. spring 553s051c; No, 2 red
| 532lc Corn-No. ?. 37S037lac. Oats-No. 9
3l7g@Ss2sc. Mess pork, per barrel 81 7715Q
IL 80. Lard. per 100 pounds, So 671aG16 20.
Short rib sides S. 1906 III. Dry sailed
shoulders, s. 62la@5 S71a; short clear sides,
S. 51Q6 IS. Whisky, stllIers finished goods,
81 Is.