The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-22

weaker; May, 322sc; June. 322sc. July 33Ic;
Spot No. :. 52d32l &C mixed western. 33034c.
hay, light receipts and firm, shipping,
9oaeuc; good to choice, 7JQS0c Wool quiet
ana nrm; domestic fleece. lJQl9c; pulled,
l2N33c. Beef quiet and easy; family, $li.c0
QlSOO; extra mess, SS.50G9G0 Beef hams.
quiet "a $500. Tierced beef duh and easy.
city extra India mess, $1,000 l9ca Cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies.
2tg9c' shoulders. 5d5itc; hams. 9psAc;
mlddies nominal. Lard quiet and lower;
western steam. Sc % per hundred pounds
asked; city, Sj25. May, SEQ nominal; July.
10 n9mlnali refined quiet continent.
SAz2i south American, $3.50: compound,
5g5i4c. Pork quiet and easier; mess, $l3.75
ql425. Butter. fancy. frmer and IN fair
demand; state dairy. l0dl6c; creamery, II
Elgins. 170iTsc. Cotton seed oil
duh and about steady; crude, BIC, yell
low prime &c. Petroleum nominal Rice
firm and unchanged. Molasses in fair de-
mand, steady and unchanged Peanuts
firm. Coffee steady. 10 to % points up;
June, "a 25al435c; July and September, a. 50
Ml4S0c; spot Rio duh and steady; No Z,
l6c. Sugar, raw, firm and uqiet; fair refn-
ing, &c; refined quiet and steady, on a as
g44sc; standard A. 4 4-16M4Skc: cut loaf
and crushed. i-i6d5hc granulated. I
7-l6Q4asc FreiRhts to Liverpool quiet and
unsettled; cotton, 5-6id; grain, l2ld nomi-
nal.
Chicago. May p. noon.-The market
opened for wheat, May, 7l2ic; corn May
525sc; pork, May, S12.60; lard, July, $677l2M
$50; ribs. July. $6.32I5.
Chicago, May 21.-The action of wheat
was pure selling to-day. The morning
hours were distinguished for a sharp break
and from noon until the close a reaction
was had which left prices pc above the
hnal ones OF yesterday, The early selling
was of long wheat, with the bears again
appearing as short sellers. Prices re-
sisted the selling force for a time. but
eventually broke. July declining to 7liRc-
34sc under the high point of yesterday
From that point there was a steady rise.
D ha of 1aa Iuxr 10.
ing made upon. July wheat opened from
| 72&c to 73c, sold between 7lizc and Hlsc
closing at 735sc. with the gain above noted
| Cash wheat was 1c per bushe lower, clos
ing firm with the futures.
COrn-The receipts OF corn. 9l7 cars, were
large. exceeding even the liberal estimate
made yesterday. The quality of the ar
rivals was good. S32 cars grading contract
/ The feeling early this morning in corn
was not strong. considering this fact and
| the weakness of wheat The later action
was governed by that of wheat. At the
close there was quite firm tone,
many of those who had sold early taking
back their corn in some instances with a
loss July corn opened at 53i2c, sold be-
tween 53c and 5i3sc. closing at 5ic-isc
! higher than yesterday Cash corn sold
about &c under yesterday, but closed firm.
Oats followed wheat and corn on the de-
cline. but We're unable TO cooperate with
them on the rally. Trading was light
July closed i4c under yesterday. Cash oats
were i2c to 1c per bushel lower.
Provsions-The country orders 10 buy,
which We're so numerous In the product
market yesterday, were conspicuous for
their absence to-day. The jump was too
rapid. the local crowd thought. so they
| forced prices lower to-day. The early
weakness of wheat had something to do
with the decline in provisions. Hogs We're
reported as being Be higher. but the an
! nOuncement had no influence on pork. lard
or ribs. The close was 17iR620c lower for
July pork, 12i2c lower for July lard and 15c
lower for July ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
QUO Inc Lob ~.