The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-06
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Continued from Seventh Page.

Continued from Seventh Page.
z pair, 10000: < grown, s5G5ci grown,
2095oe; ducks, eoG75e
country, & dozen, Ice '1pp''01'
Bagging and Ties. The market firm:
Jute 6agging, 2's9, Be; 2D, 71lci 1AD. &c,
higher; sea island bagging, 12613c Iron MES
Large lots. s5o; smaller lots, 9Oc9@l co.
Dry Goods-fhe market is quiet demand
light Prints 4G15c; Georgia brown .shirt-
ing, 81, Sisc; rs do, &C.; "A brown sheetng
Be- white osnaburgs ,6ll07c; checks
s5a1514ci brown drilling, 5961.e
ocean Freights.
Cotton - BY. Steam - Market is nom
Bremen, SIC; Barcelona 45c; Genoa JSe,,
Hamburg, Sc; Reval, 4sc; Havre Ssc;
Liverpool via New York, 35c; Hayre via New
dam via New York, 43c; Antwerp via New
York, 4Sc; Bremen via New York 4sc: Genoa
via New York, 4sc; Hamburg via New York,
43c; Bremen via Baltimore, 35c: Bos.
ton, per bale, 81 25 New York. per
bale, q co. Philadelphia per bale s. 90; Bal t
Lumber-By sail-Freigh,s are quiet q,
ruling rates. Foreign business lis more or less
nominal The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at "a OO15 90 for
range including Baltimore and Portland Me.
Railroad ties. basis Al feet, lac. Timber 5Ocn
81 90 higher than lumber rates To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario
el2 0O1l3 %; Buenos Ayres or -Montevideo.
tl0OO@li 90: TO Rio Janeiro, Sl4 90; to Span.
ish and Mediterranean ports SlI 8OdII 80. To
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
Der "a 5s standard.
BY Steam-To New York 81 90; to Phila-
delphla, 81 co. 10 Boston, IS 90: to Baltimore,
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
very aUii, With with no demand for
rive. Large, Cork for orders, are
placed at rs 4.l@2ss 71ld; small sized IS
30 and is. South America. rosin, zoe a barrel
Of 20 pounds. Coastwise-steam-to Boston
lie o 100 ms, on rosin, COG on SPIRITS to New
YORK rosin, sac 2 100 MS. spirits soc; to
philadelphia, rosin 1Ac u lG0 lib; spirits,
SOC; to Baltimore, rosin, 74ac y 100 lbs spir,
It's, zoe.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.
New York, Oct. 5.--Flour dull, freely offered
and weak; winter wheat low grades 81 $50
4O winter, fair to fancy e. 4O92 90; winter
patents e. 656G3 10; Minnesota clear 81 256l
81 Minnesota patents IS 49613 20; low extras
OIL s5d2 40; southern -four dull and weak com
mon to far oo extra & l2gS 90; good to choice
closing steady No red In store and eleva.
tor at 55Ac; ahoat 65A options advanced sc,
day with trading fairly active; No ? red
closed October tbAc; December 574c; March
6J4c; May 62l4c, Corn dull, irregular and
unsettled No. 2, 571sGbSc in elevator; 571sm
5755c ahoat; options advanced gs@5sc. fell 80
lc, closed weak at &c down to sc up, dull
October $3.50; December 5fBc; Nav 54bc
Oats dull and firm; options easier October
32Se; December 345Ec; May S7Sc spot No ?,
S2&0SSc; mixed western 3S1aG3lc. Hay, choice
fairly setiye 4 pa shipping o9953e; good 70
IL OOi extra mess IS 009s 50. Beef hams
dull at SIC % Vierced beef easy; city extra
India mess Sl6 .5tGsl7 90 Cut meats quiet and
easy; picked bellies SAC; picket shoulders
SIC; picked hams 9A@l0Ac; middles noml-
nal Lard quiet nut lower; western steam
81 30; city 81 I2%; October S. %; January
g. 50, nominal; refined Quiet; continent s. 40;
South American - OJ; compound IS 500 70.
Pork quiet and steady; ola mess Sl4 751l5 25:
extra prime Sl3 500l4 co. Butter quiet; fancy
steady; rest weai; state dairy l5023c state
creamery lSG25hc; western dairy l30l7c;
ses, foreign, nominal New Orleans open ket.
tie good TO choice 21036c, steady, moderate
demand. Peanuts steady. Coffee 49, options
barely steady, unchanged to 10 points down;
October ~ 70G12 50; December II S5t0ll 50;
March 10 s0Glll 10; May 10 Tb8l0 80; spot Rio
dull and weak; No. T, l5Ac. Sugar, raw,
dull and nominal; fair refining 315c; refined
45lec; cut loaf 5d5 3-16; crushed SOS slice;
powdered, 1905 -lec graduated 47-16DiRo;
cubes li-l6d4Bc Freights to Liverpool
grain quiet ana steady; cotton firm and fairly
active city, cotton 20; grain "a 80,
CuloosO' CCI; o.i Ftuefs louhu ulucn uIH
Guilty in following the erratic changes in wheat
today. The action was nervous and irregular
andirritable, but the final tone was weak at
almost the extreme low point The feature of
the session may be SAID 10 have been the quick
bulge that followed an uncontrmed rumor of
the death of the Car ofRussia. When it was
AOullu Ll4ib bubEO DIS no lOuLudbLOn lOI INC IT.
port beyond the fact that his condition was
dangerous, the market declined with as much
promptness as 1t mad advanced. There were
numerous spurts of activity and strength, each
followedIby free selling and consequent breaks.
December wheat opened at 6426c to 54iSc, sold
between t41a0545sc and 53ac, CLOSING at
b3-531ac per bushel higher
O Corn participated in the irregular course
marked cut by wheat, but was enabled to pre-
serve less depressed from feeling that the
grain presented at the close, by the decided
change incashmarkets Opening was firm, with
some of yesterdays bull feeling stiuiperYadtng
the pit, There was free selling later, with an ad-
vance on the rumor mentioned as influencing
Wheat.The close wasseasieF with May unchanged
from yesterday May corn opened from 5ljac
to 5lBc, sold at 81 and declined to 20 ad50Ac,
and closed at 5J38c. Cash corn was lH615c
higher than yesterday, with an excellent de-
mand for car lots, which was bringing pre-
MUM over October.
Oats-There was nothing startling to the
trade in this grain. The advance and recess
siOns Of wheat and corn We're faithfully fol
lowed the close being at a decline Of 16c from
yesterday for May. Cash oats were strong and
12c per bushel higher than yesterday.
Provisions were still aborTng under the dis
advantage of weak cash demand. A lower
hog market argued further depression. The
business was not heavy but the disposition to
sell was more conspicuous than the desire to
buy. The final drop in grain induced additional
weakness accompanied by decline. The close
was 15c lower than yesterday for January
pork, sc lower for January lard and nc lower
for January ribs.
Wheat