The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

opened firm and advanced ss17sc. fell &C,
closing weak and unchanged 10 sc ad-
vance, with fair trade; May, S1i4c; july
er. No. X &c. elevator: 5ssEc afioat: oP-
longs longs T rsalizins. Jny. Ss.c August. 5s7sc:
September. 5i$c. oats, quiet, easier; op-
tons. dun and weaker: June, 3l9ct July,
5t34ct September, 3lisc; spot No. 2, S03seI3lc;
No. white, 3i4c; mixed western, 221zGSsc-
nay quiet but firm; shipping, 90 good
demand domestic fleece, l5Gl9c: pulled,
lZq3lc; Texas, SAFE. Beef, neglected; fam
ily, Sll-O4l300i extra mess, $50; beef hams
were dull at Sls.OOU1S.50; tierced beef: nOmi-
CUT meats, firm; picked bellies, SC bid.
Lard, quiet, steady; western steam, 6.65c;
city 6l6ssc; July, 6.12c nominal; septem-
per- 6sSc nominal: refined, sic; Septem-
Der, e69c nominal; refined steady; CONT
nent' hgOc: South American, 1900; COM
pound, 5g5@se; Pork, quiet, easy; mess.
SlovVQ 1870. Butter steady, quiet; state
dairy, llGl7c; creamery, 17iz6lsc; western
dairy. lOUl4c; creamery, 12GlSc; Elgins,
lse. Cotton seed oil, steady, quiet; crude,
z51ec; yellow prime. 2634 G27c. Petroleum.
phia and Baltimore, sS.05 Philadelphia and
Baltimore in bulk. $5.50d5.60 Rice, firm
quiet; domestic fair to extra, 4AQ6c; ia
pan, 4q4Ac. Molasses, foreign, nominal;
New Orleans kettle, good to choice, 251
&c, firm, fair demand. Peanuts, firm. Cot
zee, dull and unchanged; spot Rio nOmi-
-N-s ~ - AuC. DuSdls raw uuAis SAtdAF
fair refining, 25sc; refined. quiet easy; of
A, 4sQ4%sc; standard A, 4 7-16d45sc; cut
loaf' Lisa Sac; crushed. 5 1-16G5Ae; gran
ulatcd, 7-l6N4%c. Freights to Liverpool,
dull, nominal; cotton, 1-l6d; grain, Id.
chicago, June Y, nOon.-The market
opened for corn, June, 4Ilec; July, iSc;
pork June. sl1.67l2; lard, June, $6.i5; ribs,
June, 500.
Chicago, June 22.-Reports of reduced
yields from different states, notably, Kan
sas and California and doubtful claims of
dor
void as permanent helps to the wheat
market to-day. The local crowd tried hard
to bull prices, but they were disastrously
defeated in their efforts. The curb yester-
day afternoon and this morning was up
ana buying orders were numerous at the
regular opening to-day. Selling orders eX-
ceeded the demand. however, and aside
from the first 10 minutes, the entire seS-
sion presented depression of greater of less
intensity the close probably being of the
former degree. Cash wheat sales averaged
steady / per cent, but the nominal close
was 1Qllzc lower.
Coma temporary period of frmness
was noted in corn at the opening, but II
was of such short duration as to be for
gotten IN the weakness that ruled later
The trade was local and scalping. but there
were good offerings near the close, and
very few persons had any desire to buy.
july corn opened at 49c, declined to 4134c
closing at 4Sc-5sc under yesterday. Cash
corn was steady It yesterdays prices
closing nominally lc lower
oats moved downward with as much
rapidity as wheat and corn. There was
long" stuff sold out and some short lines
created. Tho business during the closing
minutes were active, but previous to that
time of quite an ordinary character July
oats closed 11sQ1Ac lower than yesterday
Cash oats were IN poor demand. A de-
crease of lsc was reported in the price.
Professionalism had a sympathetic in
huence on provisions most of the session
The shorts were sold during the break of
Thursday, covered some product early i'm
parting strength to prices, but that de-
mand was withdrawn later and wheat
heading lower caused provisions 10 decline.
The run of hogs at the stock yards was
light and prices steady. July pork closed
&c lower; July lard and July ribs unchang-
ed.
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