The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-28

Hops quiet. steady; state, common 10
choice, SSl "a. The London market was
unchanged Wool quiet: unchanged; do
nestle heece, l5dl9c: pulled, leFSlc. Bect
dull; steady: family, NlpeNl@oo; extr;.
mess. SS.5s1s.00 Beef hams easy: $3.50.
Iierced beef quiet; easy city extra In
tive; week picked bellies, sAtn6c, shout
ders, 5G5isc: hams. Sic Middles nominal
Lard firm. western steam, 6,N2c, city, go f,
May. 6.Ssc. nominal; July, b.nc. nominal;
refined quiet. continent. I-nc, South Amer
lean, tiec. compound. 5uafsc. Pork steady.
moderate demand; mess, Sl3-islli.5o. Bus
ter nrm. fairly active; state dairy. l3N
l6lec; creamery. l3isc; western dairy. a.
Ql4c; Elgins. lgisc. Cotton seed oil quiet
nrm' crude, &c; yellow prime. 2i127isc.
500; Philadelphia. S7a5; 10 in bulk. SO
DO Rice firm: fairly active, domestic,
tatr to extra, f4cjc; Japan. 4gHac. Mo
lasses. foreign. nominal; New Orlean-.
open KETTLE 10 good 10 choice 26a32c; fair
demand; firm. Peanuts quiet. coffee quiet
and lou25 points down; May. lAfSc. july.
l4s5c. September. lA9cgl49jc, December
steady; No. z, ice. Sugar, raw, quie,
steady; fair refining. Sc. refined quiet
steady on y pSIiesc. standard \, l-l6
@4ssc; cut loaf. 5 l-l6u5i4c; crushed. l-ie
Q5i4c graduated. 4 7-l6Q 4aic. Freights 70
Liverpool inactive. nominal cotton, 5-6td;
grain. nd.
Chicago. May q. Noon. - The market
opened for wheat, July, 7gssc: corn, Nav
5z"sc; pork July. N25Iie; lard. July, $3.50,
ribs, July, S32ia
Chicago. May 27.-Wheat had quite a
broad range to-day, $50, but the business
was moderate by comparison with some
of the Wild runa way markets OF last week.
The first half hours trading had some
what the appearance OF another boom, but
the demand played out before prices were
well under way for an advance. after
which selling made itself felt Trade then
began to fall of, ana about the middle
Of the session II was positively dun
Country orders at the opening were TO
buy, but when 1t became patent that the
market was not going to advance the
shrewdest of the farmer contingent sod
out Crop reports We're still of the gloomy
kind, but by their very monOtony they be
gin to loose force. Some few houses had
advices of n more cheering nature, their
correspondents claiming that the frosts
did not cause serious injury. The an
nouncemcnt of a decrease of 2.2f0o00 bush
els in the visible supply steadied prices
for a time but when IL was lost sigh;
of the market again moved downward.
tween Sl7ac and 7Slsc closing at 7SS,c-aic
under Saturday. Cash wheat sold at
steady prices. but the nominal close was
lizc lower with the futures.
Corn-The people who. until very re-
Gently, were making the claim that stocks
of corn in the country were on the eve
present movement. To-day there were
1924 cars received where 1850 had been
estimated. OF that number. 1.28S graded
contracts. which speaks well for the quail
wheat held up corn. despite
the receipts, but when weakness be-
came conspicuous in the leading market.
prices OF the coarse grain readily yielded
to selling. July wheat opened from $3.50
TO 539sc. sold down to 52iac closing at
523sc-lisc lower than Saturday. Cash corn
was l2dai per bushel lower.
Oats-The early hrmness OF wheat gave
oats some strength the people taking
advantage of hard spot 10 sell some OF
their property. With the decline I'm other
grains, this market showed full accord.
July oats closed sc lower than Saturday
Cash oats We're easy at Saturdays prices
to &C lower
PROFESSIONALISM enormous run Of hogs
was the incentive to weakness In product
at the opening to-day. The packers were
buying the live animals with some en-
ergy, and later, advices from the yards
quoted firmness, which acted as a tonic
to provisions. The country and outside
were again on the buying side, with re-
sultant strength in the market. During
the last two hours, however, trade drag
ged a little, but the feeling was steady
July pork close 12c higher than Satur-
day. July lard and ribs each 2ia higher
Leading Futures Ranged as Follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing