The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-08
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Continued from Seventh Page.


dam via New York, 45c; Antwerp via New
YORK Hc. Bremen via New York 4lc; Genoa
ia New York, 45c; Ham burg via New York
s3c. Boston. per bale, 81 p; New York. per
iaIe II %; Philadelphia, per bale, 81 co. Bal
,iruore IL %.
'- T1,Tgrmber-By sail-Freights are ouie, AT
rrlfng rates Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at a OJd5 on for a
range including Baltimore and Portland Ne
EaIIr0ad ties. basis A feet, llc. Timber 50r6a
81 DO higher than lumber rates. To the West
indies and Windward. nominal; to Rosario
Az OJ1l3 90; BuenOs Ayres or MOntevideO
SO0lul1 90: TO Rio JaneirO, SI4 90. to SDan-
IN and Mediterranean ports, al 3Od1 50. to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
By Steam-To New York. 81 90: to Phila-
delphIa, S. 90; 10 Boston, s. 90; to Baltimore,
Naval Stores-By sailLThe market is
very dull, with no demand for
either spot vessels or vessels to ar
rive. Large, Cork for orders, are
placed at % 415G18s 75ad; small sized 2s
Cd and IS. South America, rostn. 7Oc y barrel
Of $50 pounds COastwise-steam-to Boston
lie p 100 MS, on rosin, 90c on spirits; to New
York rOsin, 81sc Z 100 Ms spirits Soc; to
Philadelphia, rosin, 7lac p 100 rs spirits.
sue; to Baltimore, rosin, re z 100 tbs; spir-
IS zoe.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.
New York Sept. 7.-Flour market was
weak and freely offered winter wheat low
grades 81 az 30; fair to fancy 8 9j62 5O
winter patents 81 Z as 20; Minnesota clear
g. -5g2 %; Minnesota patents g 400 -;
superune II az 10, low extras 81 S5d2 So
southern -four closed dull ana weak: com
mon to fair extra 81 1908 90; good to choice
extras 50 00GB3 so. Wheat dall and Ioaer
with options, No red IN store and elevator
5s4c; ahoat 5SAc; options advanced 5g6Q &c
fell AQsc, closing weak at $40 &c under yes
terday, with trading fairly active; September
5SlC; NOvemLe err 6014c; December 6IBc: Nav
664c. Corn dull. lower, closing firm; No 2
4Q68c in elevator; 65d67c afoat; options
advanced AN &C, fell s0l2s. closing weak at
l4dllac under yesterday September CSC: DC
toDer t2}sc; December 592ic; May 30 C. Oats
fairly active and hrmer; options dull and
yember 361sc: spot No. ,, 341lc; No. white
October 311Sc; No. , white 376t37I4c; mixed
western 350136c; white western S6d4lc Hav
quiet and weak; shipping SOC; good to choice
f5T0c. Beef quiet and steady; family $40 %
az Co., extra mess g. O0Qs 50. Beef hams
duL at 81 W asked Ti6rced beef Ia good de-
mand and firm; city extra India mess ST. 50
Cut meats moderate demand ana Drm;
picked bellies 9G94c; picked shoulders Z
GA picked hams ll0HA &C; miuGIeS nOmi-
nal. Lard quiet and trmer; western steam
s. 05 asked; city s. 50; refined quiet and
hrm; continent 50 40; South American So 80;
compound s. 0UGb7 12h Pork quiet and
steady; mess Sl5 5JGl5 -: extra prime S13 80
ala ~. Butter, fancy firm and fairly active;
state dairy l4GG22iac; state creamery 1s1I2}1s
western dairy 13120l7C: western creamery
l5024c Elgins pc Molasses, foreign noIni-
uAI' NOW OilOdlb OpCl hGJL4G, BOOu W CHOICE
2iG3oc; quiet and steady. Peanuts quiet
fancy hand-pic6ed 418@4Ac. Coffee-options
steady and 5dl5 points dOwni September
Is Goals 20: November - so; December II son
IL CO., March y Is; spot Rio dull and nOmi-
nal; No. 7. 15Ac. Sugar, raw, firm and more
active; fair refining sac; off A 4 7-lfD4l{C;
standard l3-l6G5c; cut loaf 5al@5 slice;
crushed $500 9ltc graduated 4 l3-l60514c.
Fretghts to Liverpool quiet and irregular;
cotton steam 3-32d grain ldQll4d.
Chicago, Sept. Wheat bulls talked higher
to- Int
the session was over. The break was inau-
guraJed in the corn pit, but it was reflected
with the utmost promptness and dispatch in
the wheat crowd. II was mOnOtOnOuS trade
till the last hour when holders wanted to dis
pose of the wheat accumulated for some days
Outside orders were scarce, what few did
come to hand being so small that they bore
no significance. Until the decline men
toned began there was a steady to firm tone
to the market December wheat opened at
81 sold between 5SIa and 57lI57ls closing at
the inside. Cash wheat was In good demand:
sales ranged 140mc per bushel higher than
yesterday. The nominal close was lower with
the futures.
Corn-There was realizing in corn all day
with the fortunate buyers of yesterday and
the day before the early sellers and the new
element who came in on the long" side this
morning, iquidating later. Ithastily dawned
on the minds of the government tip players
that that piece of news has been overdone
and should the report not show the phenome-
nal falling of that has been predlcted-and
gossip to-day was to the effect that II might
not-there would be "A good sized slump. The
market held quite firm until shortly before
the close when the selling became general,
prices weakening with the depression Cul-
lninating right at the close. Nav corn opened
from 5614 to 581a, closing at 554G1552s a sc
lower than yesterday. Cash corn was STEADY
early, but closed tirm.
Oats closed with a loss of %Glc from yes
terday for May for no other reason than that
corn de lined. Cash oals were firm.
PrOvlsiOns-The product market opened up
with a gain over yes terday'S close on the ad-
vance IN price Of hogs at the yards. The
packers jumped on the market and depressed
values to certain extent and then turned
round and supported them. The Anglo
American Packing Company was an active
bidder. but it was believed that they sold
more than they actually bought. The close
was in easy sympathy with grain. January
pork closed 2Hc lower than yesterday and
January lard and ribs unchanged.
Leading FIGURES ranged as follows:
nneninr Hirhnst I.nmast Clnsinr