The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-05
CRAY. PRoNIsIoNs. ETC.

New York. June Flour quiet. steady:
winter wheat, low grades, s.. 7Gn350 do fair
to fancy, $S,I5mi25 do patents A25ai7J'
Minnesota clear. S3206360; patents Salsa
$50; low extras, S2.7Od350; city mills, 81. 40;
southern -four dull. steady: common 20 fair
extra, &.65d340: good to choice do 81 5lfI
4.&. Wheat dull. lower, with options clos
ing firm: No. red store and elevator.
19q 19l4c afloat. S0d@Ac; February S0i.6
9stc; ungraded, red, 14@Sc: options were
dull, Irregular and weak at iisdl3sc de-
cline; No. ?. red, June, 79ikc; July. S0tsc:
August O9sc; September, size; December.
Sl2e. Corn active, weaker, No. ,, 55hc
elevator; 55Ac afoat; options were duh and
weak at lGlisc decline; July 55atc; Sep
TENDER, 56a4c. oats dun, l4c lower. weak:
options dun. easier; June 32ixc; July, 33c;
September S29ic; spot prices: No. 2. 322td
3Sc No. 2. white, Ssl4c; mixed western. 33is
n4l2c Hay quiet steady; shipping 50M
6,e good to choice, 75dS0c. Hops quiet,
3dSc: Pacific Coast Base; London market
unchanged. Wool firm. quiet; domestic
fleece. l5Q l9c; pulled, 12a5oc. Beef quiet,
weak; family SilGdl3O0: extra mess s. -
G9.C0. Beef hams dun; $3.50. Tierced beef
quiet easy; city extra India mess $l7.O0G
1909 Cut meats firm, quiet picked bel
lies, &c asked, DO southern sac; % hams.
y1s4c Lard quiet easy western steam.
per 100 pounds. SG75n6.SO; city, 62j; July,
6.95 nominal; September Sis nominal:
refined quiet. continent. 81. 10: South Amer
lea, $3.50; compound, gD59se Pork quiet,
steady; mess, Sl37jn145e. Butter firm.
fair demand; state dairy. 1iHi1c: do cream
cry lSc; western dairy, SAnl3c; Elgins,
lSc. Cotton seed oil quiet steady; crude,
23i2d24c; yellow prime s27m27i2c. Petrol
cum nominal. Rice, firm unchanged. Mo
lasses firm, unchanged. Peanuts, firm.
Coffee dun, points up to > down, June,
A2Jc; July, l47Oc; spot RIO dull steady;
No. Z, Ice. Sugar. raw, quiet steady: lair
refining, 2 l5-l6c; refined more active,
steady; off A.; $3.50; mould A. l1-lCn
47sc; standard A., 7-16d47sc; cut loaf and
crushed 1-l6n5hc; graduated lisa &c.
Freights TO Liverpool dull, easy; cotton
Chicago. June 4.-Noon.-The market for
wheat, July Use; corn, July 5l3sc; pork,
July. $l2.6212; lard, July, 500; ribs. July,
Chicago. June 4-Today's wheat mar
ket was a scalper's exclusive deal. and
that class of traders were not always
right. Commission houses were not bur
dcned with outside orders, and those that
were turning business away a week ago
because 10 per cent. margins were not
posted, would, no doubt have extended
easier terms to clients yesterday and to-
day. The outside business was more nota-
bly, smaller to-day than on any previous
day since the fever to speculate has evinc-
ed signs of abatement. From the opening
until almost nosn the inclination of the
market was TO sink. but a rumOr was
put in circulation, about that time, to the
effect that the Indiana state report would
show condition Of 50 per cent, on which
there was quite rapid bulge of a cent,
but the statement was denied in a few
moments. seriously reacting on the con-
a gradual decline set in, the demand be-
coming weak, while offerings were rather
free. A prominent broker had an exhaus-
tive report covering the principle counties
of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan,
the summing up of which showed that
the damage to wheat in those states from
different causes would not exceed ; per
cent. July wheat opened from 7Sisc to
775sc, sold between 7S3sc and 1870 and clos
ing at 77c-15sG1&c lower than yesterday.
Cash wheat sales averaged at about the
same prices s yesterday.
Corn-W eakness was the most prom-
nent feature of the corn market to-day.
Some firmness became noticeable when the
spasm of strength in wheat was in evil
dence, but the hardness was of temporary
duration. Rains throughout the west last
night were of benefit to the crop, hence
prices lost something on the Improvement.
July corn opened from 5lA to sic, sold be-
tween 5l34c and 503sc-closing at 5l7sc un-
der yesterday. Cash corn was easy and
14GTibc per bushe lower.
Oats-The oats market had weakness and
firmness in its tone, TO correspond with the
feeling with wheat and corn. A good bust
ness was transacted at times, whilst at
others quiet and dizziness prevailed. The
close was easy, with July l2c per bushel
lower than yesterday. Cash oats were
steady to 4c per bushel higher.
ProvisiOns-TheTe was good hog mar
ket early, declining later in the session
through sympathy with grain. July pork
closed 712c lower. July lard 2}zc lower, July
ribs 2isd5c lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest.C Closing.