The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-09

Ocean Frelghts.
COtton-By Steam-Harket firm; but little
Offering. Rates are. per 100 rs; Direct,
Bremen, 40c; Barcelona. acc: Genoa, 4Ic;
Ham burg, 43c; Reveal. 5uC; St Petersburg, BIC:
Liverpool via New York 35c; hayre via New
York, 4lc; Reval via New York. 55c; Amster-
dam via New York. 45c; Antwerp yis New
Ork, Ale; Bremen via New York. Ale; Genoa
via New York, 45c: Ham1u via New York,
45c; Boston, per bale, 81 p; New York. Ber
bale 81 %; Philadelphia, per bale, 81 co. Bal
umore II %.
Lumler-By sail-Freiqhts are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal The rates from this aud nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at - OOd5 o. for
range including Baltimore and Portland. Ne.
railroad ties, basis ~ feet, liC. Timber $3.50
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Windward, nominal; to Rosario
sig OJ0l3 %; Buen0s Ayres or Montevidso,
S!OOOGil OO to Rio aneirO, SI4 o.; to Span
/ lsh and Mediterranean ports. 2t1 30T11 So to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for lum-
Der, - rs standard.
BY Steam-To New York 81 90: to Phita-
delphla, 81 DO; 10 Boston, s. 90: 10 Baltimore,
81 %.
Naval Stores-By sail-The market is
e VERY dull l1ai with no demand for
rive. Large. Cork for orders. are
placed at IS 4ls03s Ti5d; small sized Is
80 and Is. South America rosin, 90 2 barrel
OF 80 pounds. COastWi se-ste am-tO BOstOa
/ lie y 100 lbs, on rosin, go on spirits; to New
York, rosin SEc ? 100 rs spirits Soc: to
Philadelphia, rosin, nc q 100 ibs; spirits
500; to Baltimore, rosin, 7}ac 2 100 Ms; splr-
IS, zoe.
Griin, Provisions. Etc.
New York, sept 8.-Flour market dull,
weak with right demand winter wheat, low
grades 81 s562 so; fair to fancy 4O5I2 0;
winter patents g. 6aD} 10; Minnesota clear
u 2SU2 %; Minnesota patents 50 400, Il;
s'perbne ~ az 10; low extras 81 859l2 0;
southern flour closed dull ana weak: com
mon TO fair extra SO 1908 90; goo to choice
extras IS OO0G3 So Wheat dun and frIner:
No. red In store and elevator 5SAc; afloat
0St@ogAc, options we're uuu firm at y az
aIvance; September 5S&c; December 6t5sc;
May 663sc. Corn dull mixed nominal sc up
ana ilrm; No. 2, 6i+4c In elevator; d5IS 65Ac
aAoat; options quiet ana nrm al IBAc ad-
vance September 63Ac October t34c: De-
moer 6J4c; May $3.50 Oats quiet and firm;
options dull and tirmer; September sac; Oc-
tOber Doc; November 364c: DECEMBER oT2. a.;
spot No. = SD 44C; No. white BE: mixed
western 3iQ SC; white western 360ilc. Hay
large supply, dull ana weak; shipping 45Gl5Uc;
good TO choice t5Gf75c. Beef lul and steady;
family SlU OO112 90; extra mess S8 90 rs 81
Beef hams quiet at d22 o. Tierced beef quiet
and nrm; city extra India mess S17 90 cut
meats dgll ana nrm; picked bellies s894c;
picked shoulders 7GTI4C; picked hams Ito
ll24c mludIes nominal Lard quiet and hrm;
western steam s. %; city 5 G21a; September
" 10; January as 60 nominal; refined hrmer;
| continent s. 30; South American s. IS; com
pound 81 OOg1 l21s. Pork quiet and urn;
mess SIS $40 3 IS: extra prime 8l3 5GIl4 co.
| Butter nrm, fancy firm; state dairy iT123hc:
state creamery ls0b23l2C; western dairy 10 a
lie; western creamery l5Gg-IC: Elgins pc
| Molasses, foreign nominal; New Orleans
| open kettle, good to choice 05-c; dul and
steady Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked
4B044c. Coffee steady and unchanged to
10 points upi SeOLemUer 10 G0Ql3 10. Deem
Der y 10; Marc h II %; spot Rio dull and
nominal; No. z. l54c. Sugar, raw. quiet and
hrni falr refining Sac; reuned quiet, steady;
OH 4 7-itD44c; standard A 13-l6U5c;
cut loaf 53sO5 y-l6c; crushed 5H65 9-l6c;
graduated l3-l6054c. Freights to Liver
pool dull and irregular; cotton steam 33&d;
grain ld@l4d.
Chicago, Sept. s.-The half-holiday session
and the government report expectancy
! formed com Oination in opposition to efforts
at business IN the grain markets to-day that
| IL was difficult to overthrow. No very great
endeavors to trade were made. however. the
| crowd being satisfied to close up their deals
| for the week and await future DEVELOPMENTS
At the lightning of the trading prices we're
! fairly steady. An easier feeling took possess
sion OF the markets shortly after the opening
| Dut III was Sdpplanted later by hrmnesS, ac-
| companled by rally to prices, corn receiving
| the credit for the i'm prOvement. December
| wheat opened at SIC, sold up to 57@ G57lsc
| closing at 514c, net gain over yesterday of
| 7544c. Cash wheat was quiet and steady.
| COrn-The crowd were little too positive
| In their views YESTERDAY, putting out a little
| too much short corn, and at the opening to-
| day were about to follow the same tactics
! but found the demand fully capable of alb
| sorblng all offerings This led to o complete
/ TURN III the sentiment, ana win everybody
| wanting to buy the usual outcome was seen.
! Prices advanced firmly, and at the close were
almost at the top point. May corn opened
! from 81 to 547sc, advanced TO So p c closing al
30 &C &@17c higher than yesterday. Cash
| corn was steady, trading being at unchanged
prices, with the close nOmnally hrmer.
Inc opening In oats was easy and the close
firm. The trade was Of an inCOnsequential
character, with the tone merely responsive to
that of the other markets. May oats closed
IA SC higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
steady, with prices unchanged.
Packers were the best buyers OF provisions
| around the opening to-day, some OF the pur-
chases being set down to Armour. Later the
SUI port was Withdrawn, and offerings
although moderate, nevertheless pressed on
the market, causing some decline The hog
market was an item OF strength early but its
effect wore off before the close, which was Sc
! higher than yesterday for January pork and
ribs and Il DlOc higher for January lard.
Leading tuCures ranged as follows;