The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-08
n Sc. hnna.pieEol. 2 n. &c; small hand

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g. 60. Wire nails 81 90 base,
Shot-Firm, drop to b. 81 90; B and larger
IronNMarket very steady. swede, 4gia5ci
OilsEMarket steady, demand fair Signal,
I 4505Oc: West Virginia, black, 80l2c; lara,
&c; Kerosene, l04c; neatstoot, 5l9l5c; ma
/ chinery, 20G30c; lnseed, raw, SIC; boiled, Uoc;
mineral seal lsc; homelight, l4c: guardian
Lime. Calcined Plaster and Cement-A!a-
| bama and Georgia lime in fair demand and
selling at s5c per barrel. bulk and carload
! lots special: calcined plaster. 81 20 per par
rel; hair 4llj5c. Rosendale cement VI 511Dl 4O
Portland cement, retail, 81 80; carload lots,
Lumber-Demand both foreign and domes-
| tie is very quiet, and mills are generally IN
During for orders. We quote: Easy sizes,
/ SO so; ordinary sizes, FL OGDl4 %; dtmcult
/ sizes sl3 ODnlS 90, flooring boards, 8l4 500
| y %: shipstufTS, SIG 51925 90.
Hides. Wool Etc-Hides-The market is
steady; fair demand; receipts light; dry INIT,
4Iqc: dry salt, 2Iac; butcher sailed. gao; green
| salted. 2l4c. Wool. weak; prime Georgia,
| free of sand, bury and black woods. lSc;
blacks, lOc; bury, Sc. Wax 2lc. Tallow'
| 4c. Deer skins, flint, PC; sailed, nc.
Poultry steady; fair demand; grown fowls,
| p pair, 5006Oc Z grown, 35Gi5c: "a grown
Eggs-Markot steady; fully supplied;
Banging ana Ties-The market steady.
Jute baggtng, 24D, 6Ac; 2b, b54c; IA 10, DC;
quotations are for job lots; small lots,
higher; sea island bagging, lac. Iron Ties
Large lots, 90lt95c; smaller lots 81 00l4l 05.
Dry Goods-The market is quiet, demand
light Prints, 465c; Georgia brown shirt
ing, "a, sac; rs do, 4c; "A brown sheeting,
SC; white osnaburgs, 64@7c; checks,
3l29514c; brown drilling, 536bc.
Ocean FreiGhts.
Cotton-By steam-Market dull and nomi-
nal; moderate inquiry for room. Rates are,
per 100 ns.: Liverpool via lIew York, 5Jc;
Havre via New York, Ssc Reval via New
York 5lc Amsterdam via New York $50;
Amsterdam via Baltimore, 35c; Antwerp via
| New York, 35c; Antwerp via Baltimore, SOC;
| Bremen via New York, SSc: Bremen via Bal
burg via New York 40c; Boston, per bale,
| II %; New York, per bale, 81 co. Phlladel-
| phia, per bale, 81 00 Baltimore, 81 o.
Lumber-By sail-Frelghts are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this and near by
| Georgia ports are quoted at ~ 001D5 90 for a
| range including Baltimore and Portland, Me
| Railroad ties, basis A feet lac. Timber 50cl1
| 81 90 higher than lumbe rates. To the West
| Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario,
! Sl2 0OG1lS 90; BuenOs Ayres or Montevideo,
! $40 OOgll 90: to Rio Janeiro, 81 90; to Span
| lsh and Mediterranean ports, Sll 3O6ll 80; to
! United Kingdom for orders nominal for lum-
| Der, 81 SIS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, $780, to Phlla-
delphta, 800; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
| very dull, with little demand for
either spot vessels sells, or vessels to ar
placed at 2s 41lQ3s nd; small sized 2s
| d and As. South America, rosin, zoe q barrel
| of $50 pounds. Coastwise-steam TO Boston,
| lie y 100 ms. on rOsIn 9Oc on spirits; to New
| York. rosin, $40. y 100 bS spirits S5c; TO
| Philadelphia, rosin, rae. n 100 lbs; spirits,
| Soc TO Baltimore, rosin, nc. y 100 bs;
| spirits zoe.
BY Steam-To Liverpool, Is I'D for 28O-r
| Il q . IN n % "A. -
ondon rs Sd.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.
New York, July Flour dull and easy
| winter wheat, low grades, al 1902 50; winter
| fair to fancy, g. 4012 90; winter patents
| - 9003 20; Minnesota clear So 25l2 65: Min
| nesota patents 80 4OQg3 81; low extras Al $50
| 90; southern -four dull and weak; common
to fair extra e lct43 90; good to choice ex
| tras IS 0O613 30. Wheat firmer moderated
| active; No. red in store and elevator 59A c
ahoat 5gls079Hc; options we're duh and fra
at S1nc advance; No. red, closing, JUL
| o94c; August 60Bc; September 6lac; Decem
Der Csc. Corn dull and frmer; No. 2, ASA
In elevator; 46lsc afoat; options were dul
| and without feature, closing firm at nc ad
vance July A54c; August 4ehoi Septembe
| 464c. Oats dull and weak; options nomi
| nally higher; July Acc August Sic Septem
| Der 32lsc; spot No. 2 SOC; No white 51l46
52c; mixed western 5Oh952c; white western
5lG57c. Hay quiet; choice steady; shipping
SOC; good to choice 75as5c. Beef quiet an,
steady; family Sl2 OO0i4 90; extra mess IS o
48 So Beef hams duh at SEQ O0020 50
Tierced beef inactive; city extra India mes
| 81 OtGlS 90. Cut meats quiet and firm
pIckle9 bellies 7Ac; picked shoulders &c
picked hams l0Iic; mlddles nominal Lart
hrmer. quiet; western steam closed at g. A.
| city u %; July 81 80, nominal; refined quiet
| continent 81 81; South American 81 So; com
| pound 60 0Oil6 1917. Pork quiet and firm
| mess Sl4 GOA "A 25; extra prime S13 CO. Butte
quiet; choice.lirm state dairy 120l71i; stat,
| Aair "a a. -.
| western creamery, 14QlSc; Elgns 49,. Mo
laSses, foreign nominal; New Orleans opeI
Kettle good TO choice 27g35c, quiet and un
unchanged. Peanuts dull; fancy hand pickeC
4l8044c. Coree-options barely steady i0G
20 points down; July Is 25G15 30; Septembe
II 0J8l4 O5; December 10 %; spot Rio dul
put steady; No; Z, 1890. Sugar, raw quiet
fair refining ll-16c; refined quiet steady
off 35sc; standard A l.lG1hc; cut loa,
| 4aW1 l-l6c; crushed 4BGD5 Lido; granulateC
l-lOD4isc; cubes 5-lt0i19c. Freights x
Liverpool dull and steady; cotton 5-64d
Chicago, July Even less than the usua
pretense of trading for Saturday was appar
ent In that to-day. The crowds were anxiou
IN lhelr inquiries as to the condition of affair
at the scenes of the labor troubles and neg
lected the grain markets almost entirely
Ihere was the regular scalpng trade whicl
Is always seen, even during the dulles
times, but nothing was done by the more i'm
portant interests. The opening was weak
put that tone lasted only a few minutes
belng succeeded by more steady feelinl
and hrmng up near the close Septembe
wheat opened at 5712c sold between 57a5
ana 5S3ec, closing at 5Sl60n5S4c, a net gain o
14c for the day. Cash wheat was quiet
The trade in corn had nothing noteworth,
or significant in its make up to distinguish i
from that OF any other Saturday unless pos
slDly, little less OF it. The changes in tone
and the trend of prices were in strict accort
win those OF wheat September corr
opened at 4OBc, advanced to and closed a
| IAc, again over yesterday OF &c Cash corr
was quiet
oats were quiet, opening easy and late
imbibing some strength from wheat and corn
The local element aid the most of the tradini
with good demand from the short" side
september oats closed %MHc higher thai
! yesterday. Cash oats were easier
ProVlsions-lhere was no hog market n
the yards, hence the trading in product wa
! unimportant. Prices ruled easy general,
| speaking, although ribs presented some drm
ness at the close The strike situation is a
| paramount importance TO the trade an,
| pending some settlement Of the muddl
lhere Is little probability OF much business,
the close was "a cents lower for Septembe
| pork unchanged for September lard and 2L
| higher for September ribs There was n
trade IN cash PROVISIONS although there wa
| some demand W"
Chicago, July Cash quotations were as
! follows: Flour, nothing doing: no change /,
! quotations; spot lots were steadier Wheat
| No. spring 5605SHc; No. red sec Corn
No 2, arse. Oats-No. 2, 37Bc. Mess norl,
per barrel, S12 450l2 47l3 Lard. per i6
! pounds Sc 70G6 7214c Short rib sides a. 61S
| 80 62H, Dry sailed shoulders SO Oo8G I2lS
| short clear sides AZ S7LLT2- M [Ubt,'i.zz