The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-30

bellies. 5Ssd54sc; shoulders. 5a5ltc. Lara
nrmer; quiet: western steam. b.e5c Did.
city, 6.3fc; July, 7-iac, nominal: Septeu-
BEL, 7.30c bid. refined uull; continent. 7.,h.,
South American, 15zc. COMPOUND 5aSssc.
Pork qu.tts sseSuys mess. Es.a-nl4.5f Bus.
ter quiet; weaker state dairy. llGlSc:
creamery, lSlec; western dairy Ssfl8c;
creamery, l2alS,.c; Elgius. lSiac. Cotton
seed oil. fair demand. arm; crude, .3i.Gr
z4c; yellow prime. -.uzaac. Fetroleunl
nominal; refued Rev A0tK. S7.Sj; Phila-
deiphia, $50; do IA bulk. Si.ggG 5.35. Rice
nrm' fairly active; domestic lair 10 ex-
ira. 4h46c. Japan, 4q4isc. Mols ssos. New
Orleans opcu kettle. gOOd 10 choice 26f32c;
fair demand. iirm- Peanuts quiet GOf-
fee fairly steady; unchanged To Is points
down; June, lf.25al4-S5c: September. l5.wlf
lo.y5ci December, 1880 H.s5c. spot RIO
quiet, steady: No. Z. 16c. Sugar, raw. dull;
steady; fair refining. l5-l6c; refined quiet,
steady. on A, fisa4ssc; standard A. { s-ljsg
4ssc; cut LOAF ami crushed l-l6c. granu-
iateu, 1-ibu4Aei cuhrs, ll-iblfi.sc.
Freighfs 10 Liverpool quiet; nominal, cot
ton, l-l6d; grain, lhd.
Chicago, May g, Noon.-The market OPP
ened for wheat, July, So7sc; corn, May,
5z4c; pork, July, Sl2s0: lara. May, y5.u,
ribs, S6.ij.
Chicago. Nay 29.-Whcat traders have
laid aside the hessian ny, chinch bug
and frost literature. and for the past day
or two have been devOting their atfen-
ton 10 the dry weather adVlces, and their
relation to wheat Is supposed to be left
Tor the wheat crop. The knowledge that
Kansas, Nebraska and others OF the WIN
ter wheat states have been sweltering un-
der an eXceeeingly high temperature, ac-
compani@d by hot winds. gave prices
buoyanCy at the opening to-day. sales be-
ing at an advance of 1islIlasc from yester
day s close. The weather man was heard
nom later, however his forecast of rains
and cooler weather for the west and
southwest softenins the tone and caus-
ing prices to case off. There We're sew
clal subsequent ups and downs to the
market. as the demands of the offerings
became the greater, but al the close the
feeling was quite weak at almost inside
quotations. Tomorrow being a holiday
tended to contract business IN marked
degree. July wheat opened from S2itc to
SIC, sold between S2Nc and SOsc. closed
at SO9sc-12c under yesterday. Cash wheat
was strong and lc per bushel higher.
Corn-The advance In wheat and the dry
weather talk contributed equally to the
firmness OF corn at the beginning OF the
days session. Later the predictions OF
rain led to selling ard a weaker feeling
July corn opened from 5iSsc 10 soc. sold
between 55hc and 5psd535sc, closing at
5SAc-lsc under yesterday. Cash corn
sold from steady prices to hc higher.
Oats-There was quite as rreg ular OPP
ening to oats to-day as there was 10
sects and the drought were said to be
working havoc with the growing grain.
and speculatiors were anxious 10 buy,
thus giving prices a good strong start.
When IL was learned that rain was in
prospective, then those who had the
oats were just as anxious to sell as they
mad been 10 DuN Garner. AneIe was a
creditable genersi business. but at the
close not so much strength was shown.
July sold between 33c and Sic, closing at
the latter. isc higher than Yesterday.
Cash oats brought l2q94c advance over
yesterday.
Provisions-It was bull market in pro-
visions to-day. the hog market ar the
yards, and the strong opening in wheat,
furnishing the necessary stimulus at the
opening, and no determined cnort TO ad-
vancing prices developed later. Stocks Of
products on June1 Will be about as fol-
lows: Pork, 1900 barrels: lard. 1000
tierces; ribs 600 pounds. July pork
and ribs each closed l0c higher than yes
terday, and july lard l2isc higher.
Leading futures ranged as fOllows
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing