The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
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New York. july e,5sFlgur dun steady tyy:
winter wheat low grades S97e1 80; 90 ialr
70 fancy, Sc. 5ed4O0: do patents, St-5y4 49, -,
Minnesota clear, SS.l0a34o; patents, SsSfg
s.e5i law extras, s. 10lSO; city hlllls ~
4 al aatheFn hoHr, dull steady common ~
faif extra. & Adsssi good TO choice, S.2Uq
ace wheat dslli steady Nc. z red s s!cI,s.
and sietstsfs, T3lsei Ahost. litc; oPtl e,l,5
were dun but e feRSTs Sl e eTops
while cables were weak afa f9Ielsh hou
offered freely. The close vas at an al
vance of "a i.e, and firm; ne. ~ Teu S Salg'
quiet, steady: No. 2, 4SlsG50c; elevators sle
afiOat; options were moderately active anu
weaker, closing steady at as9l2c below yes
terday; July. lsltc; August, 4ysse; sePtein55
Der. soc. oats, quiet; whites higher; In NIX
steady; options dull, unchanged, July ia,
September, Sc; SPOT No. 2, zIs4s9-scs Noc :
white. 334u &c, mixed western, ZSt2QSSoc
Hay quiet, hrmer; shipping e5a75c; good 10
choice, s569jC. Wool firm; fair demahdi 10
nestle fleece. 15d19c; pulled, 2Q5Oc. Beg
dull, family. sl1OcQi3.0O; extra mess, $s.OU;
inactive; city extra India mess, NLoO4
800, Cut meats strong, wanted; picked
bellies, Iq1Aei shoulders. &c; hams, g1sg
bid; city, 6.l5Q6.20c: July, 610c; nominal;
September, 6.Oc. nominali refined dull;
continent, 7.l0c; South American, 1.4Oe;
compound, 5q5Ac. Pork moderate demand,
steady; mess, S13.50dl4.25. Butter, quiet;
fancy, fairly steady: state dairy. uql7c;
do creamery lllk4lsc; western dairy ga
1ic; creamery, 12GlSc; Elgins. lSc. Cotton
seed oil quiet, firm: crude, 2Sc bid; yellow
prime, 261sd27c; good of grade, 25$tg26c.
Petroleum, nominal; refined New York,
$3.50; Philadelphia, $3.50; do in bulk, $5.lOg
SIS Molasses, foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle good to choice, 26a32c;
firm, fair demand. Peanuts firm. Coffee,
firm, 1890 points up; July 14S5qli. soc;
September l4.5G11465c October 14.60ql4 75c; ;
Spot Rio, nominal; No. Z. 1574c. Sugar, raw
frm, fairly active; fair refining, 2sc; re-
fined active, firm; of A, 4lsd43sc; standard
A, I-l6d4ssc; cut loaf and crushed, l-l64
SIC; graduated, 47-l6G4S4c. Freights to
Liverpool, quiet steady; cotton l-l6d; grain
Chicago. July 7.-Noon.-The market op-
ened for wheat. July, 691ac: corn, July,
lHae; pork. July, $500; lard, July $3.50;
Chicago, July 6-Wheat held remarkably
firm to-day, Notwithstanding some very
weakening Information. Some apprehen-
sion is being felt regarding the spring
wheat. Numerous dispatches reporting hot
winds in the northwest were received to-
day and although there were many good
reports to hand, still the element OF doubt
had appeared, and until the damage re-
ports are disprOved, II Is likely that prices
will derive some benefit from the uncer-
tainty. September wheat opened from 7O7sc
to 705sc, sold between 7lSsQ7llsc and 70Ssc,
closing at 7lhc-i9c higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was about steady, at I'M
changed prices.
Corn-A sharp drive at corn was made
D curing the Jay 5 SESSIONS. some Oh the
professionals, discerning a weak spot, con-
ceived the plan of forcing q break. The
demand was apathetic, owing to the brill
liant crop growing weather, and TO larger
| receipts than had been estimated The
/ strength of wheat was of very little as
sistance to prices In this market, although
| they probably steadied them when the sell
| ing pressure was removed. Septem Der
| corn opened from $3.50 20 45l2c, declined TO
| 445sc, and closed at 45c-19lpssc under yes
| terday. Cash corn was 1sqAc per bushel
/ lower.
! 'Oats-A very fair business was seen in
| oats. A prominent commission house was
| a free seller, presumably for New York.
] A local professional also disposed Of
| a considerable quantity. The market, in
/ the main, was a sympathetic one, however,
! the weakness of corn extending its infiu-
! ence. September oats closed a shade I'M
| der yesterday. Cash oats were steady,
closing easy.
Provisions-The market was perfectly
| lifeless. No effort at tranSacting business
was made, and it seemed as though trad
ers would prefer idleness to activity. A
! higher hog market communicated some of
! its firmness to product, a portion of the
! strength continuing through to the close,
which was 2l5c lower for September pork
! unchanged for September lard, and 2ic
| higher for September ribs.
! Leading futures ranged as follows;
/ HiUhaGt Closing