The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-10

20 fair to fancy. S2.5a32 %; PATENTS. $40
$3.50; Minnesota clear. S2.75G3l5. patents.
SS.SdA4o; low extra. S2S0d2.75. Southern
hour quiet and firm; common to fair ex-
IRA SS.I.p3l0; good to choice do. S3.20d
$40. Wheat dun. stronger with options:
NO, red. store and elevator. 6SisN6Sl4c;
ahoat; 6silc; OPTIONS wore fairly active
and closed strong at l2id2c advance; No.
z red Nay. bItsc, June, 6S1ac; August. SIC.
September. e9asc Corn fairly active
weaker on better grading and frcer re-
ceipts; No. ?, 55aac elevator; 563ic aaoat;
options were more active and iidhc
aiEler closing firm; May, 5J24c; June
July, 56c; September. 56l4c Oats quiet
and easier; options more active. weak;
May, 32Ac; June, 32Ssc; July, S27sc. Spot
prices: No. red, S2032ikc; No white 37Q
S74c; mixed western, S2iaQ34c. Hay quiet
l5GSCc. Wool. moderate demand, firm
domestic fleece, l5dl9c: pulled, l2Q&3c
Beef STEADY to % family Sll.Ooal S@; extra
$3.50. Tierced beef steady, quiet: city
extra India mess, S1S.O0u2O.O0. Cut meats
lower; picked bellies, &C; do shoulders,
Lard quiet, stronger: western steam, per
100 pounds. $500, asked; city, S600a6. 10;
May $685. nominal; July 500 nominal.
Refined dull; continent, S.25; South Amer
lean, 800; compound, S5.O0d5.25. Pork
moderate demand. steady; mess, Sl3256p
i372. Butter quiet. easy; state dairy,
dairy, 7isg12c; creamery Boise; Old. Sp
lac; Elgins, Ml2QlSc. Cotton seed oil
quiet 5 ste9dy; crude Aa2iisci yellow
fined New York, $S.25 Philadelphia, $3.50;
do IL bulk, $5.7Gd5.75. Molasses. foreign,
nominal New orleans open kettle, good
to choice, 26032c; steady, fair demand.
Peanuts quiet. Coffee steady. 50l5 points
up; May. H3001t 45c; July. 14.GOc; Septem-
Der, l450c. Scot RIO dull, steady No. :,
l6Ac Sugar, raw, fairly active. steady;
fair refining. 27sc. Refined fairly active,
steady; off A, Hsdiasc; mould A. ll-166D
47sc, STANDARD A, 4 7-16aissc: cutloaf and
gfra zoe ~ LOT Il
424c. Freights to Liverpool quiet easy;
cotton, S-32d; grain, lla@lAd
Chicago, May 8, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, May, 62Bc; corn, May,
56ssc; pork, May, sil.S5; lard May, $3.50;
ribs. July, $617i2.
Chicago, May 9.--Ninety-six to one hum
dred degrees above zero IL not thought
to be just the temperature winter wheat
required at the present stage of growth
and the discussion OF this question was
the means of establishing much higher
er considerations having more or less i'm
portance in aiding the strength. Shorts
were evidently III at case and covered very
freely to-day, more so during the last
hour than in the earlier part of the ses-
sion. Some buying for st. Louis and New
York account took place. but the popu-
lar belief was that influential traders were
not in the market at any extent. July
wheat opened from So to 63h advanced 20
6is4c, closing al 645s66is4c --2jsd2lsc high
er than yesterday. Samples were traded
in at yesterday sprices, but the nominal
closing was strong in sympathy with the
futures
Corn was firm all day. The strength
was not so pronounced as on the previous
days of the week. but the upward trend
was clearly defined. The strength Of
wheat was q valuable aid to corn to-day.
Business was rather dull outside orders
not being large or numerous. July corn
opened from 51iA 20 5iAc, sold between 50iac
and 5lisQ5lhc, closing at the outside,
9sGIac higher than yesterday. Cash corn
sold generally at yesterdays prices, but
that branch of the market closed firm.
Oats gained fractionally by the force
of strength of wheat and corn. The us
ual state of dulness and inactivity pre-
vailed and business was in the line OF local
and floor transa actions. July closed &c
higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
firm to Ac per bushel higher.
Rye was dull. Offerings were light and
the demand was tame. Cash prices were
not changed.
Provisions sold from 12.17Ia to S12. 90 per
barrel, but later, a full recovery took
place. Lard and ribs were not quite so
active and fair degree of strength was
maintained. The hog market showed lit
tie change and no influence came from that
direction. The strength of wheat tended
to induce buying late in the session and
to that grain the recovery was due. July
pork closed unchanged from yesterday,
July lard, TIC higher and July ribs 5q7I5c
higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Of.anfrg TIfOhest Lowest Clooipcr