The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-30
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

0hAlNs EhON
New York. June 2g.-F1our dull, easy;
buyers holding on; winter low g sdla eS
S2.lOd3.30; do. fair to fancy, s.. 5Vgg5 l ~;
patents. Sf20d450;f Minnesota clear, Sl0a
2 ~. patents, ss.9Od476; low extras. SZtOq
$50; city mills, S4.35; southern hour du w
easy; common 10 fair extras, $2. IVA .io /,
good to choice do, 50 20d4.0O Wheat quiet
flrmer, with options; No. 2, red store ana
elevator, 7SA a7fc; aioat, I5q75lsc; optlyHs
opened weak and declined 14g1zc, rallieo
sc; fell &c, and closed firm at 4c over
yesterday; No. 2, red, July, Use; Au-
gust 74sc; September, 159sc; December,
Use Corn dull. Arm; No. 2 5lssc eleVa-
tor; 52ssc aflOat; options opened weak at
Ac decline, rallied hq$sc, closed steady
at yesterdays prices July, DISC; August,
529sc; September, 5224c. Oats quiet, lower
September, 2S24c; spot prices, No. ?, 27$sq
2Sc; No. 2 white, 3li2c; mixed western,
30QS1c. Hay firmer, light receipts; ship
ping, Coo; good to choice, SOQ90c. Hops
steady quiet; state common to choice, 81
SEC Pacific Coast. 3d9c; London market
unchanged. Wool firm, fair demand; do
?estic fleece, l5ql9c; pulled. l2gSOc Beer
Giiiet; family, 1lql5c extra mess, Sc
Beef hams dull s1S.O0qls.5O Tierced beef
quiet; city extra India mess, SllVOqlS.Oo
Cut meats stronger; wanted; picked bel
lies, 6S4c; shoulders, &c; hams, ShqlOc.
Lard quiet, firmer; western steam, 6S0c
asked; city, 6.12i2c; July, 6.S0c, nominal
September, &c, nominal; refined quiet;
continent 7.15c; South America, 145c;
compound, 5d5Ac. Pork dull, firm; mess,
Sl3.50nl425. Butter quiet, choice steady
state dairy 1l@17c; do, creamery, lI12QlSc;
western dairy, 9q14c; Elgins. lSc. Cotton
nominal; refined, New York, $7.95; Phila-
delphia, $3.50; do, in bulk. $54Gd5.45. Mo-
lasses, foreign. nominal; New orleans
open kettle good to choice, 26q32c; fairly
active, firm. Peanuts firm. Coffee quiet,
5lll0 points down; July, 14.35ql4. 40c Sep
tember H.50c; october, n.50c; December
March 5oci SPOT i RIO Gu fair Mo ren ming
l3-16c; refined quiet, steady; off A., 4lsd
4ssc: standard a., 7-l6q4Ssc cut Loaf and
crushed, 3 1-l6a5Ac; graduated, 4 I-l6a
4Sc. Freights to Liverpool dull, nominal;
cotton. 1-16d; grain, ID
Chicago. June 20, noon.-The market
closed for wheat, June. 7Olsc; corn ynn.e'
lard. june. s6.s2ii; ribs, June, Sc S7i9d6. 40.
Chicago. June 29-Wheat prices looked
better by lie at the close of to-day's session
than they did at the opening. The i'm
provement was the result Of misappre-
hension on the present local crowd, who
sold on the early weakness, believed that
the liquidation Of July, which was still
going on at the start. would continue
throughout the day. Unfortunately for
them il appeared to cease at the end Of
the first half hour, and the traders who
were short" did not find IL easy to obtain
wheat with which to cover their sales,
hence the recovery. The export clear
ances for the week from both coasts were
light. Holders found disappointment in
them TO the fact that the early decline
was partly due. September wheat opened
from 7l% to 717kc. sold between 72Bc and
nlsc, closing at T2#c-at the gain above
mentioned. Cash wheat ruled steady, but
closed firm, with the futures
Corn-The session was devoted to clos
ing and settling up the July options. The
changes OF the companion market were
reflected in the tone, weakness early and
strength later being noted. Some crop re-
ports on corn from Kansas received to-
day confirmed the impression of brilliant
prospects in that section. Until some
thing unforeseen happens, there Is scarce
~ any doubt that the yield for 1895 will be
one of the largest on record. September
corn opened at 4Sibc, sold between 477sc and
4S9d4S9sc, closing at 4S12c-hc higher than
yesterday. Cash corn was steady, closing
firm.
Oats-The main feature in oats was SINH
lar to that of wheat and corn, and con-
sisted of liquidation of both long and short
property. A very good business was tran
sacted, but the orders meant very few
new deals. Declines and advances In the
larger markets acted In the capacity of in
fiuences in oats. September oats closed
1sdAc higher than yesterday. Cash oats
opened Arm, became weaker but later re-
vived prices being quotably unchanged
to a shade lower than the closing ones of
yesterday
Provisions-The feeling in product under
went some improvement to-day. Not a
large number of traders were made, but
though what took place indicated a firmer
tone Light arrivals of hogs were record
ed during July, In anticipation OF which
falling off, brokers took for better prices
in provisions. The hog market to-day was
firm, in connection with the rally in
wheat, corn and oats produced a strong
sentiment at the close. September pork
closed 1712c higher than yesterday. Sep
tember lard. &c higher and September ribs
7lSc higher.
Leading Futures Ranged as Follows: