The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-04

New York, June 3.-Flour easy and un-
changed; southern flour weak, unchansed
Wheat, spot, dull, hrmer; options larry
active and firm at 5s9%c decline june
&c; July, 637sc; August, 63Tsc; September
e65sc Corn, spots, duh but firm, No. 2
3312c, elevator; 34iac ahoat; options dun
S2isc; July 342g August. S47sc; September
35ihc; October. 36c oats, spots, fairly ac-
tive and stronger; options duh but hrmeri
June, 23c; July, 2354c; spot NO. 2, 22Ac; no.
fair demand. unchanged. Beef quiet weak
and unchanged. Beef hams quiet 9l45Q
Tierced beef quiet firm ana unchanged;
Cut meats quiet, easy. Lard quiet ano
nominal; western steam, 44Dc; July, 44oci
refined slow; continent, i.G5c; South Amer
lean, 5.l5c; compound i04ase, PORK auIl
but steady and unchanged. Butter fairly
active and unchanged. Cotton seed oil
quiet, easy, crude, 19c; yellow prime, 24c;
do off grade, 24c Rice steady quiet un-
changed. Molasses unchanged. PEANUTS
quiet. Coffee steady unchanged to u
points up; June. u.9JUl200c; July, n5o4
i1.60c; August n.05c; September, l065c;
December, 10.15010. zoe; January, 10.Wc; spot
Rio steady; No. Z, 134c. Sugar raw, easier;
fair refining, SIC; centrifugals. So test
3slc; refined unchanged. Freights to Liv-
erpool firm; co ION TO Liverpool, $3.50 {;
Chicago. lime 9. noon-The market open
ed for wheat, June, 5698c; corn, June, &c;
pork, July, S6.9212 lard july %l212; RIBS
Chicago June 8.-wheat is slowly re-
covering from the pounding II has recent
ly been subjected to. There was a further
Improvement to-day. The advance
took place during the later portion of the
session. and after it had been depressed
under the weight of offerings earlier
in the day. The trade bore no marks of
Importance, the only outside trade of any
consequence whatever being in the form
of selling orders from st. Louis July
wheat opened from J6l2c TO 56asc, sold be-
tween 56055isc and 57AM5lssc, closing at
57I4c-1lnssc higher than yesterday
rfor xrraa
Corn-The influence of the wheat mar
ket was the guiding factor in the corn
market. The early weakness, as well as
the later firmness, We're but reflections
Of the tone of the leading grain market
Trade was light and disunctiVely local
in its character. July corn opened at
277zc sold between 2l3sc ana 2SU26Bc,
closing at 2sc-lc higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was firm and NC per bushel
Oats developed nothing new. nor was
business in any way interesting what
trading took place was OF Hstless sort,
devoid of feature and carrying no weight
or importance speculatlVely. July oats
closed Ac higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were firm to Nc per bushel higher.
Provisions-A larger run of hogs than
expected partially made up for yester-
days deficiency ana causesd an easier
feeling at the yards. In turn the pro-
vision market experienced a Ike sensa-
ton The early lack of strength Of the
grain markets was also IN a measure, a
prsduct derived benefit from the fact.
prices improving somewhat The close
was 2kc higher than yesterday for July
pork. a shade lower for July lard, and sc
higher for July ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Wheat
Juiy56isa56l2 57AG57as IS @561s 571bG57A
Sept ....57 q57B 5S1b 56A@56B 50
june ~ AA q 27h
Sept .....28& 291sq29ll 2S9sQ2SA %
Oats
s sePSt .........iiss%a18A iSH 18%@issz 18sai84
May CgO21A 2lA p IA
s s5 e.. :...4iS F 7a&4 q 4S5 rs IS
II: Vi. IT," t9 ". 5 -. u ~
july .....37 $50 go III
Sept 49,. IS 3g21z s23z 3 9215
The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, quiet and steady, prices IN
changed; No. spring wheat, 55$sc to
| 57kc; No. red Sc to 6OAc; No. 2 corn,
&c to 272sc; No. oats, 1734c to l77kc; No.
2 rye 325sc mess pork, $685. to 800; lard,
S407Ik641O short rib sides SO. T0I380: dry
salt Shoulders, $4121k to $4S71s; short clear
| sides SSS71a to 400; whisky SIP
Cincinnati, June 3.-Flour quiet; winter