The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30

clear. S2.75aSOO: Go patents. s.. 4004ea; low
extras. S2.30I2.75. city mills. S.S5aJ.43;
southern flour quiet firm; common to fair
extra. S2.25d BIO. good to choice do &20g
$40. Wheat firmer with options; No.
red store and elevator. 6Sle0 boAc; ahoat,
l0a7Osc; options were active. excited ana
irregular opening unchanged but declin-
ing iau7sc. rallying lIlt2c, declining ga
sc rallyinE SsIikc, and closing firm At
s4H'sc over saturday; No. RED May, oe9sc'
June and july, 6SAc, August, bSc' sep
TENDER. 69izc; October. 69'sc, December,
ussc. Corn dull, firm: steamer mixed, $50
J4i4c; options were fairly active and If
Sc allied sc, and closed firm and un-
changed to sc up; May, 5Slic' July 53atc;
September, 5iAc. Oats dun. easier OPP
lions fairly active, weaker; April and
May. 32iic June. S25sc; July, CSC; spot
prices No. 2. 32l4aS23sc; No. 2 white, 3ll2c
mixed western, 32G54c. Hay nrm' ship
ping, jQa zoe; good to choice, 10Ql5c. Wool
quiet fair; domestic fleece, l6Ql9c; pulled,
l2d33c Beef quiet, steady; family, SliO0
1iaOJ; extra mess, SS50n9OJ; beef hams
hrm, $3.50; tierced beef moderate de
mand. steady Cut meats duh Lard
quiet, easy; western steam, 1U5c asked;
city. 63sM6isc; April, 7.O5c nominal. May.
7:05c nominal; refined dull; continent, f.55c;
south American, Lt3c, compouhd, olec
Pork quiet unchanged. Butter quiet,
easy; state dairy lCGllc: do creamery,
l9c; western diary. sUl3e; do creamery
new, l2Gl9c; do old, 9nlll4c; Elgins, l9c.
Cotton seed OIL crude. dull; yellow prime,
2lu2lac. Petroleum nominal; refined New
York, $50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
80 45; do in bulk. S6g5GI7.O0. Rice firm. fair
demand; domestic fair to extra, ii405c;
Japan 404itc. Molasses, foreign. nOmi-
nal; New Orleans open kettle good to
choice, 26u32c; steady quiet. Peanuts
quiet Coffee closed firm, 25G55c up; May,
Hl0IH40c; July. 1i45WI4, zoe; September,
H4OWl460c; December. l4.450lf.6Oc; March,
A.S0Ul450; spot RIO duh steady; No. Z,
l6c. Sugar raw firm; fair demand; fair
refining, ll-l6c; refined cut loaf, 4fsd
I 13-l6c; crushed, 1901 13-lGc: stan
to Liverpool market quiet. steady; cotton
by steam, 7-G4d; grain by steam, 3D.
Chicago, April @.-What took another
unexpected jump this morning. The OPEN
ing prices were from a TO y Of a cent un-
der the resting place Of Saturday, but be-
lore the first half hour expired they had
reached point 29sc higher than the first
quotations. Wheat May. 63iRu635sc; corn,
May. sac; pork May, Sl2.l7l2; lard, May,
$3.50: ribs, May. S6.221z.
Chicago. April 29-Wheat had another
dull market to-day, but the gain in price
was not an eXtravagant one. AT the
opening there was every appearance OF
weakness and the people who have been
feeling for the top, felt assured that the
advance had finally eliminated The
error of the assumption was shown by the
subsequent action. The curb had been
weak, and when the market opened the
offerings were not accompanied by eau
ton, owing to the indifference of buyers,
but the sentiment underwent a radical
change in the course OF few moments
and a rapid bulge of cents or more took
place. A variety OF rumOrs became the
basis Of trading within five minutes of the
start values rising quickly amidst uproar
and excitement. At the outside, there
was a disposition to take profits and a
decline from the top took place. July
wheat opened from 63Mc Q 63hc; advanc-
ed to 655sc, and closed at 647bc-3tc of n
cent higher than Saturday. Cash wheat
was 1AQllac per bushel higher, closing
nominal!y easy.
Corn while bearing up well al the start,
despite the weakness of wheat, corn Jared
badly along towards the close, but the
effort is of holders to liquidate was sec
onded by the bearishly disposed and
values were quite weak when trading
ended. Corn opened 4S%c for July, sold
between 1870 and 4S5sc-closiug at the
lauer-Ac under Saturday. Cash corn
was firm. at nc bushel higher.
There was much Liquidation in oats and
IN a general way the market resembled
that Of corn. Prices were without ability
to advance at any time later. July closed
3sc under Saturday. Cash oats sold at
steady prices. but closed nominaliy easy
Provisions-Product was easy all day
There was nothing in the trade that in
any way distinguished il from that of any
ordinary day. The loss to prices was the
natural outcome of q decline IN live hogs
From the call" until the close, business
dragged. July pork lost 10c for the day:
July lard, 5Q712c and July ribs, 21zd5c
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing