The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-08
GRIM. PRoNIsIoNs. ETC.

New York June Flour steady. ouIet
unchanged, southern flour. quiet. steady
common TO far eNtfa. S2.GJd3 10. good 10
choice. S.5on425. Wheat dull: hrmer: No
red store and elevator. spice: afioat. S3i "a
oa'sc, options fairly active and irregtlaf
opening firm and lasm1asc up. declining 4.n
lisc, closing steady at i.Hasc over yester-
day. No. , red, June seize: July S3c. An
gust, 50 sc; september S37sc: December.
S29sc Corn, dun. easier; No. ?. 5Gsi a57Ac,
elevator; 'ls4H@Ac atioat; options duh.
but lsc decline; July 55iAc: September.
oS'sc OATS. dun. firmer on white; options
aull easier; June &ssc: July. 337sc Sep
56.2c; spot No. >. 33AaAisc; No. white,
3oizu5lc. western. 32ian35c. Hay quiet nm
changed; Wool moderate demand. firm; do
meStc fleece. l5Hl9c: pulled. l2030c. Beef.
dun: unchanged; beef hams quiet. SIS 50.
tierced beef inactive: city extra India
mess. SltOnl9.O; cut meats steady: quiet;
picked bellies, &c asked. shoulders SIC
mans, 9n9i4c. Lard. dull steady: western
steam, per 100 pounds So. 70d6 Is, city. S. q /;
July $3.50, nominal; September. 81. 10, nomi-
naii renned quiet. continent, sos; South
American. $40; compound. 5n5aac Pork
quiet. steady. sales 100 barrels; old mess
Sl3t90li,0; extra prime. nominal. Butter
nfm; fair demand: state dairy. 1ld17c (:
creamery. lSc western dairy. 9dl3c: Elgins
lSc. Cotton seed oil. dun: steady; crude
2Slac; yellow prime, 2fd27lac. Petroleum.
delphia and Baltimore $3.50; do in bulk
S5.l0m5l5. Rice, firm. domestic fair extra,
4AW6c; Japan 4q4l2c Molasses, foreign,
nomlnals New orleans. open Kettle, good
20 choice, 26g32c; fair demand: firm Cof-
fee, closed steady, 5dlO points down July
lf6ac. September l46lWi475c; October,
li.S0d14 S5c; December. H. zoe: March a. 50fi
li.55c; spot Rio, dull, steady; No. Z, l6c.
Sugar, dull. steady: fair refining. 2 l5-i6c;
refined quiet, steady; or 4. 4isMi7sc; stand
ara 4. 1-l6a4Ssc; cut loaf and crushed,
l-l605l4c; graduated 7-l6Q4Ac Freights
to Liverpool, market quiet steady. cotton
by steam. l-l6d: grain by steam. lAd.
Chicago, June Z. nOon.-The market OPP
Cd for rrsha Ifffxr TsrI.s
532sc; pork July Sl2.67i2 ladr July. $662l9;
Chicago, June 7-wheat prices. although
showing net appreciation for the day,
We're. however, not 80 strong at the close
as early In the session The daily re-
ceipt Of state reports giving lower per-
centages has impressed holders with the
belief that the government will issue a
report which will be startling I'm its figures
on June 10, and that another boom will
follow. This view is not shared by all,
and the principal standard Of values Is
considered high by the dssenters. Yes
terday's closing strength was carried into
the market but a vigorous buying of the
first Is or 20 minutes led many TO think
that an excited and wild session was In
prospect, but the activity soon simmered
down, and the business assumed normal
proportions There was free realizing on
to-days bulge and toward the end of the
session all the snap disappeared from
the market. The close was full cent un-
der the outside. July wheat opened from
81 to S09sc. sold between size and 1870,
closing al S0iac-2tc higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat sold at an advance of lc but
the close was at about yesterdays fig
ures.
Corn-Corn was somewhat irregular and
nervous, with a fair business to-day. The
fluctuations of wheat We're mainly the
guide Of prices, but at the close selling
gained the advantage Of buying to such
an extent that loss from yesterday was
shown. July corn opened at 53i3c. sold
between $3.50 and 52Ac, closing at 523sd
52iac-9sdl2c under yesterday. Cash corn
was lQl2c higher early, closing with the
gain lost.
Oats-There was big business in oats.
The elevator people were well represented
among the sellers, while commission
houses, presumably acting for country ell
and corn in the closing minutes of the
session had an i'll effect. The close was
AU2sc lower than yesterday for July.
Cash oats sold generally at I4dAc advance
was weak
Provisions-The market opened with
great strength in product, but within five
minutes there was a complete change in
but its influence was only temporary, the
disposition to sell provisions meeting with
only a half-hearted demand. and prices de-
clinng In consequence. The later trade
was principally scalping. The close was
weak for pork and steady for lard and
ribs. July pork lost TIC for the day and
July lard and ribs each gained 212c. Cash
quotations were as follows: Flour strong.
prices advanced 10c. There was a fair
local call, but very little inquiry for ex-
port. No. ? spring wheat, S0hGS3h No. 2
red 79i5nS0h; No. 2 corn, 5i7s052c; No 2
oats, .30Ad31c; pork, sl2 556Di2 .62i2c; lard.
S652i2M6.55; ribs, S6.2006,25; shoulders,
$5.37l2455O; sides, $6.5ca6.62ls; whisky,
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.