The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-07
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Naval Stores-The market is steady. with
good demand for spot vessels and vessels to
arrive in April or summer months.
Large Cork, for orders are placed
at IS Cd and IS cd; medium sized 2s sd aud
Is. South America, rosin, &c e barrel of
2S0 pounds. Coastwise-Steam-to Boston,
lie r 100 MS. on rossn, 90c. on spirits; to New
York, rosin, SIC. q 100 ms. spirits $50; to
SOC: to Baltimore, rosin, rae. q 100 MS;
Country Produce
Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls y pair, 60d7Oc q grown, 45a5Oc;
geese z pair, 90c61Sl CO., ducks, 656D75c. Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied;
co ntry q dozen, l2Is0l3c. Peanuts-Ample
stock; demand fair; market steady; fancy
hand-picked Virginia, q n SC; hand. picked
e h, sac; small hand-picked, q n, 4c.
train, Provisions, Etc.
New York, June 6-Flour steadier, better
demand; winter wheat, low grades 81 S5ld1
2 90 winter, fair to fancy, s. 40@2 80; patents
81 9OGD3 25; Minnesota clear 81 2502 Is; Min
nesota patents 50 25G4 10. low extras 81 $40
Do; southern -four quiet and steady; com
mon 10 fair extra 81 DOCS co. good to choice
extras IS 0OQD3 %. Wheat dun. 23ic higher
with options advanced; No red in store
and elevator 60Ic; afioat 601.c; options were
active, irregular, excited ana decidedly
higher opening strong and advancing $50
31bc on reports Of frost, cold wave, crop dam
age foreign buying and shorts covering with
cables higher, declined 40 SC, and closed
firm at 22402Sc over yesterday: No. red.
June 6096c; July 6l5Sc; August 62hc. Corn
age ahoat: options were fairly active and
s5QDAc up; June 44%c; July 45c; August
4obc. Oats fairly active and higher; options
more active, l0l254c higher; June 45c; July
431ac No. white June 40: July 45I@c; spot
No 2, AZ; No. 2 white 47QF7Rc; mixed west
ern 47t04sc; white western 4s050c. Hay dull
and easy; shipping $4,000; good TO choice
15QSlc. Beef quiet and steady; family Sl2 90
OLA 90; extra mess s. 0OtQ8 so. Beef hams
dull at Sls GOALS so. Tierced beef quiet:
city extra India mess SlS O0Ql9 90. Cut meats
quiet and firm; plcBled bellies 6sS0644c;
picked shoulders bAc; picked hams 100
I04c; middles nominal Lard quiet firm;
western steam closed Mt 81 90; city IS 25;
July 81 05; September 81 10. nominal; refined
dull; continent 81 So; South American 81 SO;
compound s. 1896 o. Pork quiet. steady:
old mess S13 000f3 so; extra prime Sl2 $40
IS co. Butter firmer with fair demand; state
dairy 120l7c; state creamery 1i%017Hc;
western dairy, lCd13c; western creamery, 100
T33c; Elgins 171lc. Molasses, foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
27QI37c. dull ana steady. Peanuts dull; fancy
hand-picked 414d4%c. Coffee options Steady.
l0d2O points down; June IA 20; August II 05
OLA 10; December ~ S5GD12 IS; spot Rio
quiet and steady; No. z, l5Ac. Sugar, raw
refined fairly active and firm; off A 3f6o3Ac;
standard A SB6bi lice; cut loaf l1-16G14sc;
crushed 4 1l-1664Bc; granulated 3a04 5-16c.
Freights to Liverpool dull and weaker; cotton
64d; grain, ed
Chicago III, June 6.-Wheat made such an
advance to-day that even the bulls lost their
breath. Yesterday there was a strong feel
Ing IN the market at the crop that they went
home bullishlyinclined, which was made more
so by the predictions of the weather bureau
that there would oe frosts before morning in
several states. These indications we're not
fully realized and some OF the bold front was
lost To the surprise Of both sides prices
opened right on calls, and from that time
until the bell tapped at 1870 D. m. the talent
In a ma rib
The short sellers were quick to discover
their disadvantage andpromptly began to act.
Even the leader Of that element, Partridge,
was heavy buyer, although he did not be-
come prominent until within the last hour
There was some dropping back just at the
end of the session on selling out of 'lOng"
wheat by those who we're anxious to clinch
their profits Gables were most all higher,
indicating a revulsiOn Of feeling on the other
side. Antwerp was the exception prices in
that market showing no change. Cash wheat
was strong, showing an advance equivalent to
that Of the futures. July wheat opened 56%c,
sold between 56Mc and 59Ac, closing with a
gain OF 31sU314c over yesterday at 594c
Corn was active and higher to-day. II did
not fully keep step with wheat and oats, but
the feeling was a strong one. and at the end
OF the session a gain OF q C over yesterday
had been recorded. The Kansas state report,
which was decidedly Dull1sh on wheat, was
quite the contrary on corn, which fact rather
dampened the ardor of buyers. July corn
sod between 391 i01Bc, closing al 40c, with
the gain above mentioned. Cash corn was in
fair demand and steady
Oats continued In the direction pursued
yesterday The state reports, as published
in the morning papers. were very unfavorap ole
to the crop. The position of the Board of
Trade relative to the elevator interest has
excited some apprehension in the minds of
shorts. If the elevators should be declared
irregular, after July l. the question arises
where will oats be found to NIL contracts
Inasmuch as stocks of oats are so small this
applies more forciDly to that grain. July
closed 256d2Ac higher than yesterday and
June &c higher. Cash oats were in active
demand from 1c to 1ac higher.
Provisions were ba. e Of feature. The open
ing was without the usual guide, as hogs we're
unsettled, some grades being higher and
others lower. The extraordinary strength Of !
grain served as a sustainer, however, prices
holding their own quite generally. July
pork closed &c higher than yesterday, July |
lard 21515c higher and July ribs 2I5c
Chicago, June 6.--Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour steadier. prices unchanged. /
and very little business was transacted
Wheat-No. 2 spring 501z06lc No red
5TAc Corn-No =, 36Ic. Oats-No. ?, no
qcotations. Rye-No. 2 4Sc. Mess pork
per barrel S11 9001l 92H. Lard per 100 |
pounds, So 671z06 70. Short rib sides IS IA |
016 90 Dry sailed shoulders, s. 6gl$G1j S7%; |
snort clear sides, 81 sac rs. Whisky, dis
tillers 81 10.