The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-13
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, July 12.-Flour steady; bet
ter demand; winter wheat, low grades
S2.70q33O; do fair to fancy, $S.5Oq4OO; do
patents, A.20lt i.25; Minnesota clear, &c. 100
3.40; patents, S390u4.50; low extra, $2706D
$3.50; city mills, %.15; southern -four
steady; common to fair extra, $2.4Oa3.15;
good to choice do $3.2OM4.00. Wheat, dull
firmer with options; No. red store aud
elevator, nAqTkc; ahoat 72jRc; options
advanced 1h@lasc, fell 7sqlc, closing firm,
tive trade No. red July, 7Issc: August
7l94c. September, 72Bc; October, 72Nc; De-
cember, 749sc Corn, quiet, firm, scarce;
were duh and irregular, closing steady at
1&sml5sc advance. July, soc; September,
50lac. oats, quiet firm; options, dull, cas-
Ter; July and September, 27Isc; spot prices;
No. 2, 2IHmH3sc; No. white, 33l4c; mixed
western, 2Sq29c. Hay, firm; shipping, 65GD
zoe; good to choice, S5495c. Wool firm,
fair demand; domestic fleece 15GI22c; pulled
l5uS4c. Beef, quiet steady family, $l.OO
Ml3.O0 extra mess, $500; beef hams. dun,
firm, Sl800G18.50; tierced beef, dull; city
extra India mess, I700QlS0O; cut meats,
firm, fair demand; picked bellies, 707l4c;
do shoulders, &c; hams. 9hQl0c. Lard,
quiet, easier; western steam. 6G0c city,
s. 10Q6.l5c; September. e.72c; nominal; re-
fined moderate demand; continent Else;
South American, 7.35c; compound, 5G5Ac.
Pork, active, firm; mess, S1200GU13.O0. But
ter, fancy, firm, fairly active; state dairy,
l9c; Elgins, tic. Cotton seed oil, quiet.
Petroleum, nominal Rice. firm, I'M
changed. Molasses. fairly active, firm.
G gnGhangedb panqti y qqst &c coftee
gust, 1850 September. 1470Ql475c; spot
Rio, dull, steady; No. 7, 1515c. Sugar, raw,
firm, quiet; fair refining, 21sc; refined,
firm, unchanged. Freights to Liverpool,
quiet. nominal. Cotton, Lied; grain, I'd.
Chicago, July IL, noon.-The market
opened for wheat, July, 6614c; corn, July,
45c; pork, September Sl1.15 lard, Septem-
Der $40; ribs, September, S6.17i1.
Chicago, July 12-Conficting informa-
ton continued to arrive from the north
west to-day regarding the spring wheat
crop. Demage reports were still numerous
but the denials and dispatches relating
brilliant prospects were fully as great in
number, and were from equally as reliable
people. The wheat trade was still Genius
ed by this contradictory news, but on the
theory that the grain is open to injury,
but not to further improvement, faVorei
buying rather than selling. The market
this morning showed great strength Part
of the good feeling was carried over from
yesterday and the remainder was largely
received from corn. once the advance
. was started, the sentiment became almost
unanimous for higher prices. Some SELF
ing during the session caused recessions
but in the end there was fair gain over
Yesterday. The high point reached dur
ing the morning was about 81 above the
extreme inside established earlier in the
week. September wheat opened G75s0S72sc
sold between, 6Skc and SIC, closing at
esAc-101Kc higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was firm and averaged 1a1lzc
higher than yesterday.
Corn shot up IKE a rocket during the
first part of the day and remained firm
at a partial decline from the outside dur
ing the remainder of the session. The
''shorts" were anxious over the question
of damage TO the crop by frost in Iowa,
and had OF yet forgotten the low farm
ers reserve. The orders were executed at
continually approaching prices. SepteTn-
her corn opened at 445sc, advanced to 1910
and closed 4j%c-1AN13sc higher than yes
terday. Cash corn was lha2c higher than
yesterday.
oats were relegated by obscurity to day.
Neither for activity nor strength were
they worthy Of particular notice. They
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