The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-17

light. Prints, 4a5c Georgia brown shirt
ing 81, sac; rs do. 44c; - brown sheeting,
5Ac; white osnaburgs, 6407c; checks
5tsDo'sci brown drilling. 5ls06lsc.
Ocean Freights.
Cotton-By steam-Market dull and nornf-
nal; moderate inquiry for room. Rates are,
per 100 Ms: Liverpool via lew York isc;
Havre via New York. 45c: Reval via New
YORK 7Ic; Amsterdam via New York &c;
Amsterdam via Baltimore, 35c; Antwerp via
New YORK, 45c Antwerp via Baltimore, Soc
Bremen via New York, Soc: Bremen via Bal.
timore. 3Sc Genoa via New York, Soc Ham
burg via New York, 46c Boston. per bale
u % New York, per bale. 81 o.; Phlladel-
phta, per bale, 81 %; baltimore, a. 90.
Lumber-By sail-Frelghts are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at "A 0lGg5 90 for a
range including Baltimore and Portland, Me.
Railroad ties, basis a feet lie. Timber 5lc60
81 20 higher than lumber rates To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario
Sl2 0l6oi3 90; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo
$40 0l0ll 90; to Rio Janeiro eii 90: to Span
lSh and Mediterranean ports Sli BOIL 50; to
United Kingdom for orders. nominal for lum-
Der, "A 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York, $780, to Phila-
delphla, 500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
$500
Naval stores-By sail-The market is
very very dull; with little demand for
rive. Large, Cork for orders. are
placed at . 4zd3s 7Ed: small sized IS
80 ana Is. South America, rosin zoe y barrel
OF $50 pounds. Coastwise-steam- to Boston
lie u 100 ms. on rosln gOc on spirits: to New
York, roSin, sac. d 100 ms, spirits SIC; to
Philadelphia. rosin nc. u 100 MS; spirits,
sue 10 Baltimore, rosin, 75ac. u 100 ibs;
spirits, zoe.
Grain, Provisions Etc.
New York, June l6--Flour dun and easy;
winter wheat low grades, 81 s5Go2 so; winter
fair TO fancy, g. 40612 90; patents s. 30; MIN.
nesota clear q 25492 d5; Minnesota patents
IS 25G94 %; low extra 81 s502 90; supertne
81 6jGl2 10; southern flour duh and easy;
common to fair extra g. 0OG1S 90: good to
choice extras IS COOS 80. Wheat dull, lc
lower closing steady; No. red in store and
elevator 60c; ahoat 60bc; options dull and
80 lower; NO. red June 6Oc; July 6l9sc;
August 6l36c Corn dull, %c02ic lower, clos
ing weak; No. 2, 450tjhc In elevator; 4hGD
i3isc ahoat; options dull and weak at sc de-
cline; June 44sc; July 1850; August 45sac.
Oats dull, white nominally higher; options
easier, June is4c; July 46Ac; August 3TlRc;
spot No ?, 49c; No white sic. mixed west
ern 4sGD5O: white western 500054c. Hay,
moderate demand and steady; shipping b50
Coo; good TO choice 7b6os5c. Beef dun and
steady; family Si2 009l4 90; extra mess s. %
as 30. Beef hams quiet at Sls 000lS 50.
Tierced beef dull; city extra India mess S1s 90
| Oh 30. Cut meats quiet and firm; picked
bellies 6ssn6aic; picked shoulders 51s6I5ssc;
picked hams lO0l0Ac; middles nominal,
Lard quiet and steady; western steam 81 w;
city 50 50; futures nominal; refined quiet;
continent 81 80; South American 81 IS; com
pound 50 1906 CO. Pork dull and firm; mess
Sl3 bO9l3 20; extra prime Sl2 5OQ13 o. But
ter quiet and weak; state dairy l7loisc; state
creamery l5h0iSlic; western dairy, i0@l5c;
western creamery, liM@lSHc: Elgins 1StDlSl9.
Moiasses, foreign nom nal; New Orleans open
Kettle, good to choice 27GD37c, quiet and
steady. Peanuts steady; fancy hand picked
44c. Flax seed nominal. Cofee-Options
steady and unchanged to 10 points up; July
Il 90lDi5 %; september 10 s56l1l 10; December
ID lODl3 Is; spot Rio dun and steady; No.
Z, l6c Sugar, raw firm ana quiet; fair rein.
Ing 2ssc: refined fairly active ana tirm of A
3l3-l6D4c; standard l-l66li4c; cut loaf
AGO. Lie; crushed 4BGo5 i-loc; granulated
4 l-l6D49sc. Freights TO Liverpool quiet and
steady; cotton Gid; grain Id.
Chicago, Ill, June l6.-Members If the
Board Oh Trade, those who are not in some
way or other identified with the elevator in
! terest, were considerably exercised to day
over report which was widely circulated,
That more undesirable wheat only, would be
dslve ed on July contracts. The fear that
TINS might really be so, was prominent fea-
ture OF news on wheat and had an influence
Tor III on prices To guard against
vators the Board OF Trade called
meeting of their directors today 30 con-
slider the question OF appointing committee
TO inspect the grain in all store houses and to
| protect themselves from imposition In re-
| spect TO deliveries. There was not much vi
| yacty to the trade, and little ability TO rally
| from a weak and declining inclination OF
| prices. There was a large amount of chang
| ing from July into September to-day by the
| elevator people. who sold the former and
| bought the latter July opened at from 5Ss4
| to 5s3sc, sold between 5sllc and 57I4c closing
| at 519sc. u net loss OF &c from yesterday
! Cash wheat was quiet and easier, prices de-
Ginning a full cent
Corn was without independent feature, I'M
less the rains could be classed as such. Tho
intimacy between wheat and corn was reason
Tor the similarity in PRICE changes in the two
cereals July corn opened I0iac to 40ac, sold
between 40 s0f03sc and 40c closing at 40 80
4O42e, a loss from yesterday OF 40 be. There
was moderate inquiry for cash corn, prices
declined go &c, but closed steady.
oats during the last hour broke away from
wheat and corn and gave evidence OF indie
pendent strength. There seemed to be good
Duyiug orders in the market. principally In
the hands OF commission men. and they
forced an advance under scarcity OF offer
lngs The early weakness gave the bulls an
opportunity TO obtain cheaper oats, and they
were not disposed to let the change Slip
through their hands July closed sc higher
than yesterday. June gained a full cent.
cash oats were ia good demand and prices
closed strong, with the bulge in June.
Provisions received the support Of the
packers The arrivals Of hogs are expected
to soon show a falling OF. and for that reason
there was a disposition 10 hold prices OF
product higher. To-days hog market was
cheaper, but the provision trade was not in
fluenced by 1t, nor the weaker prices for grain.
July pork closed 27hc higher. July lard I0c
hi gher July rios 10c higher.
Chicago, June l6.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was In moderate demand,
the feeling easy at unchanged prices. Wheat
No. spring osfQ59Mc; NO. red BIC Corn
No. 2, 4O1sc. Oats-No. 2, 42l4GDiEc. Rye
l2471z. Lard. per 100 pounds, So 671s@6 20.
Short rib sides So 5C@b6 52h Dry sailed
shoulders s. 621SG15 S7Iz: short clear sides,
81 62hg6 IS. Whisky, dlstillers, 81 Is.