The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-19
No; white osnaburgs, 6407c; checks,
19@51ac; brown drilling 5%06Rc.

ocean frefghtS.
Cotton-By steam-Market dull and oml-
nal; moderate inquiry for room. Rates are
per 100 MS: Liverpool via Jew York ACC;
Aavre via New York, 45e; Reval via New
York. zoe; Amsterdam via New York 42c;
Amsterdam via Bait m IRE, 35c; Antwerp via
New York, 45c Antwerp via Baltimore 30c;
Bremen via New York. SOC: Bremen via Bal
timore, .33c; Genoa via New York. 60c; Ham
burg via New York, acc; Boston. per bale,
Il %; New York. per bale, 81 %. Phlladel-
phia, per bale, 81 %; Baltimore, 81 90.
Lumber BY sail--Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal, The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports arequoted at "a 00fl5 00sfor
range including Baltimore and Portland. Me.
Railroad ties. basis ~ feet lac Timber 51c6
81 20 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario,
Sl2 0l61l3 90: Buenos Ayres or Montevideo,
$40 016111 90; to Rio Janeiro, Sl4 90: to Span
lsh and Mediterranean ports, Sil S06il so; to
United Kin ydom for orders, nominal for lum.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phila-
delphia' 500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
Naval stores-By sai-The market is
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
rive. Large, Cork for orders. are
placed at p 41s@3s 7Iad; small sized IS
Cd and As. South America, rosin zoe d barrel
of $50 pounds. Coastwse-steam to Boston,
lie u 100 lbs. on rosin, 9Oo. on spirits; to New
York, rosin, sac q 100 MS, spirits SIC; to
Philadelphia: rosin, 7llc. q 100 lbs; spirits,
soc; to Baltimore, rosin, nc. q 100 MS;
spirits, zoe.
CIR ain, Provisions. Etc.
New York, June 1s.-Flour hard, firrer
buyers well supplied, trading light winter
wheat low grades, 81 85lD2 SO; winter, fair to
fancy 8! 4OA2 80: patents s. 90Cd8 %; MIME
sofa clear So 2502 IS; Minnesota patents
So 65G4 %; low extra 81 S5G2 90; supertine
81 6OCG2 10; southern flour quiet and firm
common to fair extra 81 COOS 90; good to
choice extras 50 0OO3 So Wheat moderately
active, decidedly higher with options closing
firm; No red in store and elevator 62940
63c; af1oat CSC; options were active, excited
ana irregular, advancing 34Q31ac on heavy
foreign buying. higher cables. bad weather
abroad, decreased stocks and visible and
short covering. declinin5 &c on local liquida-
tion and closing firm at $4,000 over Satur-
day; July, December and september most
August 61ac; September 654c. Corn quiet
and tirmer No 2, 45lS61i5a4c In elevator;
4515045Ael afioat;. options were moderately
active and B@lc higher; June 45ac; July
44c; August 1880. Oats fairly active, ic
higher; options dull and stronger; June sos;
July 4oRc; August 3Sc; No white June sic;
July 5OAc; spot No. ,, 49AQL0c; No. white
51Q5l1ac; mixed western 50l15l; white west
ern 5lG54Hc. Hay. IN fair demand. choice
steady: shipping 5OGD55c; good TO choice 75c.
Beef quiet; family Sl2 000l4 90; extra mess
So 0OG8 so. Beef hams aull at Sls O09ls 3d.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra India mess
Sl8 0ODl9 %. Cut meats quiet: picked bellies
7c picked shoulders 5ac; picked hams 10
0l0Ac; middles nominal. Lard quiet and
nrmer; western steam 81 10; city sc 62%c
July 81 10, nominal; September S725, nomi-
nal refined dull; continent 81 35; South
American 81 S5 compound s. S7I0D6 w..
Pork quiet and steady mess S13 50Gl3 75
ceipts and lower state dairy 130,l7o; state
creamery 156Ii71ac; western dairy, 1O1l5c;
western creamery. l20l5c: Elgins l7ac. Mo
lasses, foreign nominal; New Orleans open
70 oh ,at,11
steady. Peanuts hrm; fancy hand picked
4Ac Conee-options steady and unchanged
to points up; July IA 1904 so; August
Ii 050l4 10; December 10 90 spot Rio quiet
and fairly active; fair refining ? 1l.l6c; re-
fined active and tirmer; OFF A 3 13-l6014c
standard 4l.l60iAc; cut loaf 4b@3 l-lG
crushed 41s0D5 l.ltc; granulated l-lG614&e.
Freights to Liverpool dull and steady; cot
ton SAD; grain Id
Chicago, June ls.-The shorts were wonder
ing where they were at" at the close of to.
days market. That wheat should turn on
them so quickly and with such force as IL did
to-day was inexplicable. That European
markets should advance in the face Of Satur
days decline here, was likewise difficult for
them to understand. Yet these were actual
occurrences, and there was a scampering of
the bears TO buy in the wheat they sold with
so much assurance last week. New York
was leading Chicago and the sea board was
sending buying orders Foreigners were also
taking wheat. Bartlett, Frazer O. Co. were
buying for French account the tenor of the
continental advices was very bullish. Bart
lett, Frazer & Co S. private Berlin cable re-.
ported that market excited and public ones
gave advances. there we're advices repC rting
SHOWS and frosts In Austria d upper dun
gary that had more to do with the strong feel
ing than anything else that was received. The
home news was uninportant Some talk Of
the settlement Of the Elevator contTo yersy
and gossip OF an attempt OF those interested
in the warehouses to force an advance IN july
assisted r1 tam fra,fst
of prices July wheat opened at from SIS to
57Hc, sold from 573s TO 6l1sc, easing off and
closing at 60Ic, gain OF 2}sc from Saturday
Cash wheat was in light supply and good de-
mand. Prices were strong and lG1l1ac per
bushel higher
Corn tagged on behind wheat and at the
close of to days session was = OF cent
higher than il was Saturday. July cora opened
a 40Hc, sold between 401lG40B04l5 sc, closing
at 41A0l4l &c, with the gain noted above. Cash
corn was in good demand and 4@lc higher,
closing steady.
Oats were weak for July, whi'ss June ana
Septem Der showed more hrmneSs. II was
evident that a ding tacti were being pur.
sued by. some people with the intention OF
making lower quotations that advanla yeous
purchases might be made. There were also
some selling of the July and buying Of Sep
TENDER; the new crop features being sup
posed to present better prospect for an "a.
vance. July oats closed &c under and Sen.
TENDER nc higher than Saturday. June
closed "a &c higher Cash oats were hrm and
1s01lc per DuSnel nigner.
provisions - Trading was very limited
Prices were firm at the opening, but showed
no more strength than could be characterized
as steady. The hog market was the initial
influence, and the tone was maintained in
sympathy with wheat. Outside markets were
steady and cables firm. July pork closed 21$c
higher than Saturday; July rios 81 higher.
whilst July lard was unchanged. There was
some improvement in the cash meat. Re
ceipts were light and shipments free
Chicago June l8--Casn quotations were as.
follows: Flour was dull and steady and
prices unchanged Wheat--No. 2 spring Clio
62hc; No. 2 red 5954c Corn-No. 2, ALAG
Oats--No. 2. 431fc. Rye-No. 3 4sc Mess
pork per barrel, si2 47hQl2 So Lard. per
100 pounds So TO- Short rib sides 90 $50
8 57h. Dry salted shoulders. IS 65ls65 s713
short clear sides, 81 754s5 STl. Whisky,
distillers', 81 IS.
Leading FIGURES ranged as follows:
Opening. Closing
Wheat. June ................. 561s sos