The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

$40 in SO. SIS in rs; with quotation Of
$40 i'm July - So iu ~, 80 in 50;
So in 81 SIS in - $40 In 50, ~ m
- SO in -; SIS ia Sc; SIS in 50 So
in IS; $40 in 80; advanced TO S47 in July
80. Same till ~, when il was 50.
The price of pine boards, white, com
mon, one inch, not planned, in lS4O is quo
ted at SlO.jO per thousand feet; at $40 IN
~; $40. 30 in '43, ~, - Sll in 40 ~,
'4S and 40; Sl0.50 in 80. Sll in 81, 50, SO
Sll.5O in "a and 50; $40 in '56; Sll in 81,
IS and 50; Sll.5G in go; Sl2OO; in '6l ;
S13 30 in '62 ; SIS in '63 so in "a, '65 and
'66; SIT in 81; SIC in IS; $3.50 in 80; Sl7
in 10; $50 in n; $40 in July, II; $50 in
-; 500 in '73; S2l in July, %; $50 in Jan
uary, ~, and Sl7 in July, "A: SIS in rs ;
Sl4 in 20 $3.50 in n; Sl4 in rs. 70 and
80; SIC in July, so; SIG. 80 in 81; $l7 in
July, ST. SIS in January, 50: $3.50 in
July, 81 Sl5 in January, 'S3; 5000 in
July, So 5000 in January, 81; SIT in
July, "a; $17 in January, 50; $3.50 in
July, 50 Sl7 in SO; SIS in 81; Sl7 in 'SS
and SO; SIG in 80 SIS in July, go, and $l5
III 81.
The price of pine flooring, white extra,
one inch, not planned, in 1910, was $3.50
per thousand feet; in ~, S1374; '43,
$3.50; As, Sl4; 40, $3.50; from AZ to "a,
S14; '55, SIC; SO, SIS; IS, SIG; SO, S14; 81,
SIS; '62, S16; '63, $21; '64, $22 Same till
'67, when it was 500 '6S, S21; July '6S,
$50; January, 80, $40 so; July, 90, S21
20, 500. Same till July, ~, when it was
S22 70, 500. Same till January, rs,
when it was SIS. Same till January, II,
when it was SIG. Same till July, 10,
81, $50; 'S3, S16; July, 'S3, $l8; 81 $l1
80, S17. so; 'S6, S18. Same till January,
'SS, when it was $16; July, 'SS, SIS, re-
naming at that price up to and through
July, 81
The price of pine flooring, yellow south
/ err, one inch, in Januray, 1872, was S31
per thousand feet. This price continued
until October, '73, when $3.50 was
quoted in IA it was $26; rs, sol Same
till ~, when it was $40, continuing at
that figure until 80, when it was $40; re-
naming at that qaotation until January,
50, when the price dropped to SIS, and
remained there until July 'S6, when adj
vance to $40 was made. This price re-
manned in force till April 1888, when $lS
was quoted; advanced to $40 in July of
the same year, and to $50 in the following
October; in January, 'S9 it was $50; in
April, 80 it was $3.50; in July 'S9 it was
$50; in October, $50, it was S21.15; in Jan
uary, 80, S22; April, 80, 2l.50; January,
'9l, SIS, continuing at that price to and
through October, 81.
The price of pine lumber in the logs,
not sawed, in January, 1853, was IS. 90 per
LOCO feet, continuing at this price till
October, '66, when an advance to $40 was
made; in January, 'S2, the price advanced
to SIS, in October, same year, to $l550 a;
January, 49, to SIG, remaining at that
figure up to and through 1866, and drop
ping to SO in January, 81 This quota
tion remained in force throughout the
time intervening up to and through Oc-
tOber, 1870, reaching Sl2 in January, 1871
III July, II we find it quoted at $11.45
back to Sl2 in October same year, remain
ing at that price until January, IA, when
it advanced 15c, dropping to Sl2.10 in
April, IA, and Sl2.05 in July; to So in
October. This quotation is maintained
through the years intervening up to
April, 83, when $l1.5O is the price in
force; in July of that year an advance
was made to Si175; in January, "84, to
81. S5; July, 'S4, to Sl2, remaining at the
la tier price up to and through October
1901