The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-10

, 80; southern -four steady and quiet: com
mon 10 fair extra g 0OaS 90; good to choice
extras IS OGd3 81 Wheat dull; No. red in
store and elevator ole; ahoat 62lsc; options
were active and opened weak declining l66ll4
rallied AG5Ne and closed steady at 3lGbe
below yesterday. closing June Gle; July 81 "a
August 0sc. Corn moderately active and
weaker: No. >, 4isW4Aiae in elevator 4EG1
t9i4c ahoat; ungraded mixed 4I5sOl5tsc; on
lions opened weak and de slined 4iGlc, rallied
ga NC, ald clos I'd weak a. &c under yester-
day; June illsc; July u.s.: August 45Ec. Oats
anu ana lower options A0la lower; June
45Sc; No. white a Rtstsc. mixed western
HtsGD'.c; white western I 6D53c. HAY fairly
active and steady; shipping $4,000; good TO
cholse q 8s c. Beef duu and steady; family
Sl2 OO9i4 90; extra mess e. O0l1s so Beef
hams quiet at SIS OOUlS 80. Terced beef
dull: city extra India mess siS 0,6Iig9 Cut
meats quiet and urn; picked bellies Ga q
sac; picked shoulders htsW5'sc picked
hams lOdGlOAC: middles nominal Lard quiet.
weaker; western steam closed At SO 95,
nominal; city s6 S1ia; options, sales none;
rehued quiet continent 81 %; South Ameri-
can ~ 81; compound 81 1905 %. Pork dun;
nrm; mess Is 2od Is 20; extra prime Sl2 blGe
l3 10 Butter, demand hrm; state dairy ~,
@.l9c estate creamery l5@lsc; western dairy,
ole; western creamery, oil &C: Elgins
lsc Molasses. foreign nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice 2iGt37e. quiet ana
steady. Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked
44e. Gomez options closed easy, . points up
TO points down. June IA IS August IL $50
II %; October Is 1908 Is; December - 500
II 81; spot hto dull and steady; No. Z i5Ssc.
Sugar. raw quiet and firm fair refining pa
refined frm with fair demand; on'A 3 $40
az ~ TO-; standard A 0a@i l-l6c cut loaf
4 ll-l6G1ibc crushed li-i6d4Eo; graduated
SSO4 Ice, Freights TO Liverpool duh and
wear; cotton SAD; grain, Id asked,
Chicago, June 0.-lhe uncertainty of Specu-
/ lation was demonstrated by the action Of
wheat today, esterday market was APP
parently based on the theory that the price
was bound for 81 per bushel. To-day the 4rade
wondered why they had bought 80 much
wheat and proceeded 10 dispose of heir hold
lngS with as much CELEBRITY as possible. Yes
terday the government Indications of rain in
| the northwest and southwest were, TO a
great extent, II not entirely disregarded to-
DAY, because II rained IN Missouri Kansas,
Mel raSka and the northwest, values opened
a full cent lower, and on the weather hurCa
reporting further expected showers IN
| the district mentioned, there were
additional declines. A close watch was kept
on the Partridge contingent, with view Of
being guided by his action but that gentle
man was evidently quite easy in mind and
made no effort to cover his short wheat.
There was a later tin on the government report
to the effect that IL would not be very hullish
and that 1t would PROBABLY be bearsh. On
the whole there was nothing OF a very extra
ordinary nature in the news on whic to rea
son an advance and of course the opposite
occurred. Wheat lost IL cents from yes
terday. The trade in cash wheat was quiet,
with prices lower coineidlng with the fu-
lures
Corn showed fully as much weakness as
wheat taking its tone from that market. The
rains in the corn producing states were the
features OF the weakening. There was free
selling by buyers of yesterday. July sold be-
tween ill4c and 40isc, closing \ cents under
yesterday at the inside price Of the day. The
cash demand was good Offerings were mod
crate ana prices y cent lower.
Oats lost much OF their vtgor to-day from
the lack of enthusiasm in the pits. After
the easy opening, fair trade WAS transacted
at steady prices, out later the pronounced
weakness in wheat was communicated to
oats, with the consequence Of bringing forth
free selling orders. June was the weakest
option and July ranked second. Al the close
June had lost 2aie from Yesterday $ final fig
ures, and July &c. Cash oats, particularly
white, were weak and lower.
Provisions-The hog market was steady
but product showed an inclination TO follow
the direction of wheat in so much as the tone
was concerned. Business was at a standstill
most of the session with no important trad
ing. Packers lent the force OF their inhu-
enue 20 the selling side. July pork closed
cents lower than yesterday; July ribs 24c
lower.
Chicago, June Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was quiet and steady. with
prices unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 500
a6lc, No. red 57Bc. Corn-No. ,, 395sc
Oats-No. 2, 404c. Rye-No, ., 4Sc. Mess
pork, per barrel, Sil 9y0ll 97lq. Lard per
100 pounds, 81 60 Short rib sides 80 27ls0
30. Dry sailed shoulders s. 6!tsG15 S71s:
short clear sides ST. 5k06 10 Whisky, 81 l5
Leading figures ragged as follows: