The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-12

day with trading active: No red closing
June 61lsc; July &c; August 6l1sc. Corn
moderately active and hrmer; No. ., 45d45lSc
in elevator 459i59sc afioat; ungraded mixed
H5sOi5IRc; options de lined 5s@Ac. rallied
$Qlzac. closed firm at l4@1sc over Saturday
and fairly active June 44%c: July 45@c;
August 46lSc. Oats quiet and firm options
dull; June 461Sc; July 4424c; August 37c spot
No. 2, 47hc; No. 2 white 4Sc; mixed western
4sc white western 4S@5lc. Hay steady with
fair demand; shipping 55D6Oc; good to choice
75t0S5c. Beef quiet and steady; family S12 90
OLA co.; extra mess So 0O18 so. Beef hams
dull at Sls 009ls so, Tierced beef quiet; city
extra India mess SlS 000l9 -. Cut meats
quiet and firm; picked bellies 6ssd 6s4c
picked shoulders 1905 SC; picked hams 100
l0Ac; middles nominal. Lard firm. quiet
western steam NJ 81 20: city SO 37ls@t6 80;
options. July 81 05 nominal; September 81 Is,
nominal refined dull; continent 50 49, South
American 81 80; compound s. 1906 90. Pork
quiet, trm; mess 10 251l3 30; extra prime
Sl2 5OQl3 co. Butter. fair demand tirmer;
state dairy 1S9l3lse; state creamery 150l9c;
western dairy, 1C0li5c; western creamery, IA
OlJc: ElginS lS19@l9 MolasSes, foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
dull. Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked 4J4c.
Co1ee-options weak 51gl5 points up June
IA IS; August IA O5GQli 10; October - 200
13 p; December 10 0UG513 05; spot Rio dull
and steady; No. Z, 155ac Sugar, raw dull
and firmer; fair refining 21a5 bid: refined
higher and quiet; of l-l6g3 l5-l6c; stand
ard A 4@i 3-l6c; cut loaf 4lD4 1850 pc
crushed 4 iS-ldGD5c; graduated 404 l7-l6c
cubes 4 5-1G64lac. Freights to Liverpool
better demand and 1rmer; cotton Gid; grain
11ad.
Chicago, June 1.-THE opening in wheat to-
day was anywhere from q to rs cents under
Saturdays official close, and to day S close as
compared with that days last prices was &c
better. The government monthly concen-
tration OF statistics continues to exercise less
influence with each appearance and the ques-
tion of its correctness. as well as its demon
alizlng effect becomes the theme of wide
spread gossip on each recurring 10th OF the
q y f~0i n nj m.
Der Of reliable reports of damage within the
past thirty days, the general opinion is that
there will be some falling back IN the condt-
tion OF the growing plant instead OF which
the agricultural department made an opinion
The action Of prices to day proves beyond
doubt that either the report was
dist elieved or had been dis
counted. The latter theory had many
upholders The mornings news caused some
decline, but the last fifteen minutes of the
session was enlivened by shorts covering, and
prices rallied very sharply. July wheat
opened at from 5S9s45sc: sold between $3.50
and 57as@5Sc: closing at $3.50. Cash wheat
was in good demand. Very little change in
prices took place.
Corn was weak at the start but firmed and
became stronger as the session advanced.
The better tone was an otfshoot OF the
strength in wheat, little else of interest being
heard. Inc range on July was between
3y1a041c and the close was at the top IS
higher than Saturday. Cash corn was in fair
demand.
OdJS l6lb INC depressing GitCb VI d D6dEIon
government report, where bullish one had
been confidently figured on. The weakness
was not lasting, however, as the trade viewed
the document with doubt as in wheat. The
June option vas remarkably strong at the
close, with July less firm and September
rather weak. Cash oats were in fair demand
and steady.
Provisions held their strength very well to-
daY. The combined influence of higher hog
market and q firm grain trade was the only
reason for it, although there was good buying
at different times, principally by the packers.
The close was 15c higher than Saturday for
July pork, 21aGsc higher for July lard and 10c
hlgher for July ribs.
Chicago, June 11.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was in a little better demand,
feeling was firm and prices higher than last
week. Wheat-No. 2 spring 6D06lhc; No.
2 red 5994c. Corn-No. ,, 4O%c Oats-No.
2, 406l41 &c. Rve--No. ,, 48c. Mess pork, per
barrel. Sl2 l0a12 l21a Lard per 100 pounds,
SO 621a016 g. Short rib sides So 35QD6 379s
Dry sailed shoulders, s. 62la0D5 ST1a short
clear sides, s. 51G6 Is. Whisky distilers',
81 Is.