The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
GRAM. PROYIsIONs. ETC.

New York. June S-Flour. dull, firm
winter wheat low grades, S2.70M350; win
ter wheat, fair TO fancy, S.75dA25; winter
wheat patents, $425d475; Minnesota clear,
50 aQ360; patents, %l5M510; low extras,
2.70d350; city mills $40; southern flour,
dull. firm; common 10 fair extras, s.. 65gp
Wheat. dull, firm and lsc higher; No. ?
red, elevator, SIC; afioat, S37sc options
opened firm at 5sG34c advance, declined y
@Ac. advanced la0Ssc, closing firm at "a
July, SS12c; August, S3sc September, S4l2c;
December, Sc Corn. dull, firmer; No. 2,
5Ic, elevator; CSC atioat:; options were dull
but firm at ga re advance; July. size
September, 5S9s. Oats, dull and firmer; OPP
tons, quiet, firmer; July and September.
Bic; spot price No. >, 34c; No. white, 36isd
5!1sc; mixed western, 3SdSoc. Hay quiet,
steady; shipping. 5On55c good to choice.
70d75c. Wool, firm, moderate demand; do
nestle fleece, l5Ql9c; pulled l2430c. Beef.
quiet. steady; family. $11.0Oq1S0O; beef
city extra India mess, s170Oql900. Cut
meats inactive, steady; picked bellies, &c
asked shoulders, 5Ac; hams, 9d9l4c. Lard,
dull steadier; western steam, per 100
pounds. $6.7596.S0; city, S625; July $780,
nominal; September, $40 nominal; refined
quiet: continent, S.05; South American,
$40; compound, $5.00q5.75. Pork, dull,
steady; mess, Sl3.75G14.50. Butter firmi
state dairy nGl7c; state creamery, 1Sc;
western dairy, 9Gl3c; Elgins, 1Sc Cotton
seed oil, dull, about steady; crude, 2Sl2c;
y
refined New York $765: Philadelphia, $3.50;
Philadelphia, in bulk So l0G5.15. Rice, fair
demand, firm; domestic fair to extra, 44g
&c; Japan, 4Q4lbc. Molasses, foreign, NOM
inai; New orleans omen KETTLE. good 10
choice, 26u32c, firm, fairly active. Pea
nuts firm. Coffee, dull, unchanged to D
points up September. H.75c; October,
l4SOc; December, H75; spot Rio, steady;
No. Z, 16c. Sugar raw, quiet, steady; fair
refining, ? l5-l6c refined, quiet, steady; off
A, ! l-i9m4asc; standard A, 47-l6g49sc; cut
Loo .sat~. -
7-l6M4Ac. Freights to Liverpool. quiet,
steady; cotton Lied; grain, lAd.
chicago, June S,17Noon.-The following
quotations prevailed at the close: Wheat,
H2.57la lard, June, Sc. 521a; ribs, July, $6.25.
Chicago, June S-The bears in wheat
were routed to-day Things came their way
for portion of the session, but before the
close the bulls were on the wave of success
and prices were moving upward with celer-
ity. State reports were again in evidence
this morning, Illinois and Michigan both
reporting greatly reduced condition. The
opening was strong on them, in view
of the large exports from both coasts for
the week, 1891 900 bushels. The first hour
was given over to realizing, however,
large commission house taking profits on
enormous quantities of wheat. About II
O'Clock there was a hardening of prices,
which was aScribed to strength then ap-
pearing in oats, after which greater buoy
ancy developed on estimate by the Modern
Miller that the winter wheat crop would
not eACeeu OU per cent. OF an average. The
demand from shorts was brisk, and there
was considerable buying for long account
July wheat opened a. S03sMS0a.c sold he
tween 79a4c and S1S4c, closing at the out
side-112c higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat sold at an average advance of nc
per bushel, closing strong with the future
Corn was not active but fair days
business was transacted. Crop adVices
were favorable and the undertone was for
that reason not so strong. When the real
izing sales of wheat weakened that mar
ket temporarily, corn readily yielded to
moderate pressure, but rallied at the clos
ing strength of the finer grain The
strength displayed by oats was also bene-
fetal to corn; July corn opened from 529sc
to 5212c, sold between 52LM52%c and $50
5S1sc closing at 527sc-asd1ac higher than
yesterday. Cash corn sold at easy prices
nc being the average decline.
oats were briSkly traded in. Shorts were
active buyers, and they did not hesitate at
fractions, the sentiment being that prices
were bound to reach a higher basis. At
the opening 1t was hard to buy ANYTHING
and later the difficulty was more pro
nounced. The September future attracted
the greatest attention, some houses being
engaged in transferring their trades into
that delivery. July oats closed 7sd1c high
er than yesterday. September closed 1ikc
higher Cash oats sold at steady prices
but closed nominally very strong
ProViSionS-Pork fiuctuated few oants
in both directions under the influence Of
some scalping and unimportant trading
but lard and ribs remained about station
airy. The business was not noticeably dif-
ferent from that of any other Saturday a
generally quiet and duh market ruling
At the close, the strength of grain i'm
parted moderate firmness to prices Julv
pork closed 12l9c higher than yesterday.
July lard. shade higher, and July ribs 5c
mgher. the domestic markets were firm
Leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. Highest. Lowest. ClOsino