The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-28

New York, 45o; Antwerp via Baltimore, soc;
Bremen via New York. SOC: Bremen via Bal
burg via New York, 46c; Boston, per bale,
81 %; New York, per bale, al %; Phlladel-
phia, per bale, 81 co. Baltimore, 81 co.
Lumber-By sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal. The rates from this aud near by
George ports are quoted at S4 000lS 90 for a
range including Baltimore and Portland, Me.
Railroad ties, basis A feet l4c. Timber 5ncD
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward, nominali to Rosario,
Sl2 0O0lS co. Buenos Ayres or Montevideo,
$40 00011 co. to Rio Janeiro. Sii 90; to Span
lsh and Mediterranean ports 81 30Dll 80; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
Der, "a 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 800; to Phila-
delpha, 500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
Naval stores-By sail-The market is
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
rive. Large, Cork for orders, are
placed at 2s 41a@Ss, 7I5d small sized 2s
| Cd and As. South America, rosin, zoe q barrel
of 2s0 pounds. Coastwise-steam- to Boston.
lie 2 100 MS. on rosln, 90c. on spirits to New
York, rosin, s15c. q 100 ms, spirits S5c; to
SOC; to Baltimore, rosin, 71ac, u 100 lbs;
spirits, roc
Grsin, Provisions. Et,.
New York. June 27.-Flour dull and easy;
winter wheat low grades, 81 S5G2 50; winter,
fair TO fancy, 81 1902 80; winter patents 50 80
as %; Minnesota clear 81 25G2 65; Minnesota
patents SS 65GD4 30; low extras 81 SbG2 5O
southern flour dull and easy common TO
fair extra 81 1908 70; good to choice extras
IS 0003 80. Wheat duh, lower steady; No
red in store aud elevator 6l1aG6l%c ahoat
6214G6!a4c; options declined 1c, rallied 1b@A,
and closed 24QBc under yesterday with
trading fair; NO. red closing; June 81 Is
16c; July 6l1sc: August 63c; September 6i1ac.
Corn dull and steady: No 2. 45Jac In eleva-
tor; 45B6I45Iac atoat options dun and I'M
changed to sc lower, closing steady; June
45Ac: July 45Hc; August 46Mc. Oats quiet
and firmer; options dull; June 59Ac; August
3524cn September 344c; spot No 2 5lQ52c
No. > white 52(955hc; mixed western 52D53c
white western 52053c. Hay-moderate de-
mand choice shipping 50Q155C; good TO choice
75mS5c. Beef quiet and steady; family S12 90
OLA 90; extra mess IS 00Gt6 So Beef hams
dull and 1irm at $40 0O920 30. Tierced beef
quiet; city extra India mess 81 0 l@lS %.
Cut meats quiet and firm; picked bellies
71sc; picked shoulders 5Ac; picked hams
10h9l04ac. Lard weak and quiet; western
steam 81 O5; city So 50lD6 371a futures noml-
nal; September closed at 81 %, nominal; re-
fined quiet; continent 81 40; South American
81 80; compound 50 S71zG6 20. Pork, fair de-
mand. firIn; mess S13 75l114 90; extra prime
SIP 5O013 co. Butter, moderate demand ana
steady; state dairy l2Ql7h: state creamery
150DlShc: western dairy, 1G01l5c; western
creamery, l44lo3sc; Elgins l8nl9%c. Molas
ses, foreign nominal New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice 21Q9S7c quiet and steady.
Peanuts steady; fancy hand picked 4Ac.
Conee- options steady. 50l5 points down.
July 10 800 10 4Us september II ENyll4 oUf DS-
cember s15 2061l3 30; spot Rio dull steady;
No. 7, 1910 Sugar raw more active and
steady; fair refining ll-16c; refined quiet
a nd easier; of A 3404c; standard A Leo
4Ac; cut loaf 4S05 l-l6s; crushed 4%@
5 1-l6e; graduated 4 l-i60496c; cuoes 1-l6
0Ikc. F'reights to Liverpool quiet, easy;
cotton Gid; grain I'D
Chicago, June Git is taken for granted
that the majority OF July contracts in wheat
have been either closed up entirely or trans
ferred over into September, and that the
Ia \ 4na1
vesting before acting In The market to any
extent This view of the situation is war
ranted by the business today. There was
brief spell OF activity at the opening to-day,
and one or two little spurts during the SEES
sion, but further than that settled calm lay
over the pit. During the first Jew minutes
declines were made. but subsequently, there
was slight rally, coming, no doubt from gen
eral talk of too much rain, especially in the
southwest. Everything that was received IA
vored the early weakness Septem Der wheat
opened 612 to size, sold between 6lsc and
604@60Bc c, closing at 61ls@614c--a net loss OF
h098ctor the day, Cash wheat was about &c
lower.
= Corn-With range of but NC it can easily be
seen that it was hardly probable that there
could be much if any feature TO this market.
There was the lightest kind of trade. and
the opening and closing prices we're the same,
showing slight depreciation from yester-
day. September opened at 4lbWH4c,
sold between 4lAc and Ale, closing where it
started.
Oats-Dull and weak. There was little
changing over into September from July. but
there was very little interest taken in the
market. July and September each closed &c
under yesterday.
Provisions we're dull and easy. There was
very little effort or disposition to trade, the
pit being deserted most OF the session. Lower
prices and the Pullman strike gave the mar
ket tone of uneasness. Al the close Sep.
TENDER pork and lard mad each lost 21lc from
Yesterday. September ribs closed I'M
changed. Very little inquiry was heard from
cash product
Chicago, June 27--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was slow. prices favor buy
ers and especially on winter wheat flour
5s15SAc. Corn-No. 2, 4GGsc Oats-No. ?,
4i1ac. Mess pork, per barrel, Sle 55gl2 57l9
Lard. per 100 pounds, Sc 65Gp6 671zc Short
rib sides So 571z@lS6 &C. Dry salted should
ers, IS 621a615 sl1a: short clear sides, So 500
IS so Whisky, 81 Is.