The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, July 13.-Flour steady. win
Ter wheat ca low grades. S2.70q3.30; fair to
fancy, SS5.5OQ4eO; patents, $4.2OGg4.25; Min
nesota clear, S3.lOU3.40; patents, So. 90614 q;
low extras, $2.7043.3O; southern flour dun
STEADY ;,oa1 common 81 fair extra, $2.lOQ3l5:
easier; no. 2, red store and elevator, 70a4Gt
u12c; ahoat, 71%Q72c; options were dull
ana y Irregular, opening weak and decln-
ing tsnl5sc, advanced to Maze, fell L6515c
closed firm at. AQhc below yesterday
Corn scarce, firmer; No. g Sole, eleva-
tor; 5lssc ahoat; options were dull, but
September, 51Ac; October, 507sc. oats
quiet firmer; options dull July, 27s.c; sen
JebIniber' g SIS spot, No. 2Sq2SAc; No
Hay quiet, firm; shipping, 65G7Oc; good TO
choice, S5495c. Wool fairly active, firm:
domestic Go fleece, 15l22ci, pulled, i5QSlc;
1900; extra mess, $500. Beef hams steady.
dull, lS.00QlS.50. Tierced beef 1ufet
choice extra India mess, $17O0alSOO Cut
shoulders, &c; hams, 9hQ1Oc. Lard quiet
weak; per hundred pounds, western
steam, $3.50, city, Se.OOa6 10; September
500; South America, $3.50; COMPOUND. FS5
5Ac. Pork active, steady; mess. sts25Gc
l@OQ butter, choice, firm, fair demand;
STATE dalry, IllqqclI651ae; creamery lie; ives
gins lie. Cotton seed oil, dur. about steady
crude &c bid; yellow prime, 2594 @26c; DO
nal; Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 so: 10
bulk, S510Q5:l4. Rice moderately active
nrmi domest tic fair to extra, 4ij16c; japan
5G%S412c. Molasses, foreign, nominal; Ner,
Orleans open kettle, good to choice. 26eD
Szc. sugar firm; fair refining, PIC; refined
Ialrly active, firm; off a, 4ll04ssc: stan
dard a. I-l6q45sc; cutloaf and crushed.
. l-lUU0Ac; graduated, 7-16d4a,
Ireight5s, to Liverpool quiet; cotton, l-lGd;
Chicago. July 10. noon.-The market
Der, 461sc; pork, July, S1100: lard Sante11 -
Der, $40; ribs, July, $3.50
Chicago. July BATTER exhibiting an
easy undertone throughout the session
wheat finally broke and closed weak, AZ a
decline Of Inc from yesterdays last prices
The crowd had bought too much wheat
X yes sicIt the demand to-day being far
and in the end sacrifices had to be made
in order to dispose Of the property. TIE
news from the northwest was still con-
ilicting, and the traders are feeling dis
posed to permit the question of Weld Of
spring wheat to go undenied until the
harvest returns begin to come in. Septe1n-
tween 6S1sc and 66ssc, closing a 661kc. with
the loss before mentioned. Cash wheat
was steady at yesterdays prices.
Corn CornuIh ne interior supplies is the one
edged that the new crop will be an enor-
nous one, 1t is yet a matter of fact tbat
none OF II can be available for delivery on
September contracts.
Oats, though holding steady were With
out notable support. Through the merits of
corn, prices We're prevented from decIin-
ture. It was a Saturday market Of the
usual kind. September closed a shade
under yesterday, Cash oats were steady,
closing weak and i4c per bushel lower.
Provisfons-A moments steadiness AZ
the opening was about all the strength
seen in products. After declining steadily
during the morning, there was a national
recovery of part of the loss, but the buV-
ing that brought about the rally was rath-
er to realize profits on short sales. than
for the purpose of Investment Selling was
scattered, but the brokers, who were con-
spicuous on that side, are the same who
usually are identified with Armour's opera-
tons. At the close September pork was
loc under yesterday September lard PIC
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.