The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-01
GRAN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. April sO.-Flour firm; quiet;
winter wheat. low grades. 23od275, dc,
fair to fancy, S2.S5G3.30 do patents. $50
G375 patent. So 40SI36 90; low extras. s.. so
@275 city mills, SS.35Q3t; southern -four
quiet; firm; common TO fair extra, 2.&G
$40. Wheat weaker; fairly active, NO. ?
red. nominal steve and elevator. 61ieH
675sc; ahoat. 6S2t 669c. cptiOns were less
active and Ad%c lower on weaker cables;
foreign selling and longs unloading with
Bradstreets report bearish, No. 2, May.
67isc; June and July, 67Ssc; August, 67l 2c,
September 677ac; october, 6N4c; Decem-
her zoe. Corn more active. weaker: No.
?, 55ssc elevator; 569sc. afioat; steamer,
mixed, 523sn53ssc; options We're modcr-
ately active, sc lower and weak, May,
$3.50, July, 53isc September. 53asc. oats
dun; lower; options dun UNCHANGED; May,
3lAc; June. 32c July, 32lzc; SPOT prices;
No. ?, 3li4c No. 2 white 56l2c; mixed
western. 32a33c Hay, shipping SOC; good
nestle fleece, 15dloc; pulled, ls033c. Beef
duh; steady; family, Hloo; extra mess.
beef, fair demand; steady city, extra In
di1 mess Sl8.00GO.W. Cut meats weak;
better demand picked bellies, 6hc; shout
ders, &c; hams, 9t4d9lac; middles dun;
weak; western steam, %oo, city, $3.50,
May, $685., nominal; refined quiet; con-
pound, $3.50. Pork duh; steady; mess,
lS.OQl4.O0. Butter, moderate demand,
unchanged. Cotton seed oil firm; mod
crate demand; crude, 2ic yellow prime,
New York, S915; Philadelphia, $40; do in
bulk S66JG6.G5. Molasses, foreign NOM
NAL; New Orleans, open kettle, good. to
choice 26G22c Peanuts quiet. Coffee.
barely steady 15d25 points down; May,
14.2Od1435c; July, 450GT1A7Oc. OctOh ~,
A.6Oc; December. 14.4OQi5.5o spot RIO.
firmer; quiet; No T. l6Ac. Sugar, raw,
active; fair refining, 23Ao; refined active;
firm; off A. u-l603 l5-l6c; standard \.
4q!a slice; cut loaf and crushed, 49sr
Liverpool steady; quiet. Cotton, lad;
grain, ID 20 .
New York. April 3o.-Rice nrm; domes-
tic, fair 10 extra. 4h@6c; japan, +q4Ac.
Chicago, April 80, noon-The market
opened for wheat, May, 62L4c: corn, May,
HisG4Ac; July 4Sn4Ssc; September, 49ci
pork, May, $3.50; lard. May, 500; ribs,
Chicago. April SO-After the close yes
terdav the crowd BEGAN 10 talk Of a break
in wheat. IL was claimed that, one was
due, but consis tency demanded a prcteXt,
and half a dozen were found. 1t is said
that Armour sold some wheat to-day,
but II was not presumed that his line
was perceptibly reduced. In an interview
Mr.. Armour denied any efforts on his
part at the manipulation, but stated that
ne was friendly to the era n. short sci,
lers were not aggressive, however, and
much of to-day's selling was for the pur-
pDse of realizing. July wheat opemeh
from 649sc to 6S7sc, sold between 6rac and
63c closing at 63hns34 c-16s01Hc lower
than yesterday. Cash wheat was l2c per
bushel lower.
corn teil INTO stare OF inactivity To-
day. There was but small business and
such as was transacted merely reflected
the tone and feeling of wheat Weak
ness ruled throughout, and the close was
at a material loss from ye to-day July
corn opened from 4S5sc 10 AS3sc, sold be-
tween 4Sssc and 47%c, closing at $40
4S4sc-a4c lower than Yesterday. Cash
corn was weak and 1l4@1c per bushel
lower
Oats-July oats rose to 81 premium over
the May to-day the liqu6ation in the lat
ter month imparung greater weakness
to it, quite a respectable days business
was transacted, the general tone taking
on some of the tcrts tics-,of other
grains July close ID a shade lower than
yesterday and May lac per bushel lower.
Cash oats were easy to l2c per bushel
lower.
Provisions-A dun day was the descrip-
ton Of the session in product. The bust
ness was absolutely without a feature
of any kind. Inc hog market furnished
weakness at the opening and the suisse
auent tone was the same. At the close
July pork was Csc lower than yesterday,
July lard 10c lower, and July ribs l0Gl12l2c
lower
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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