The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-05

Jute baeging, 21lTb, Sc; IN, nc; IAN, &c;
quotations are for job lots: small lots
higher; sea island bagging, l26iSc. Iron Ties
Large lots, s5e;, smaller lots, y0c1Sl 90.
Dry Goods-The market is quiet demand
light, Prints 495c' Georgia brown shirt
ing, 81, sac; rs do, &c; "A brown sheeting
SC; white osnaburgs, 64Q7c; checks,
S1z05Ac; brown drilling 596]ac,
Ocean Freights.
Cotton-By Steam-Market firm; but little
offering. Rates are, per 100 ms: Direct
Bremen, 43c; Barcelona, 49c, Genoa 47c;
Hamburg 4Sc; Reval b2c; st Petersburg, $50:
Liverpool via New York, 35c; Havre via New
York Ale; Reval via New York, 55c; Amster
dam via New York, 45c Antwerp via New
York Ale; Bremen via New York 4Ic; Genoa
via New York, 45c; Ham burg via New York,
43c; Boston, per bale, 81 25 New York. per
bale, 81 90; Philadelphia per bale, ST 90; Bal
timore, 81 co.
Lumber-By sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or less
nominal. The rates from this and nearby
Georgia ports are quoted at - 0J65 % for a
range including Baltimore and Portland, Ne
Railroad ties basis A feet, lac, Timber 5Oc6
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and Wipdward, nominal; to Rosario
Sl2 0O9lS 90; Buenos Ayres or Monte video
$40 00ol1 90: to Rio Janeiro, Sl4 90; 10 Span,
lsh and Mediterranean ports, Sll 30l1ll so; 10
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
a. o..
Naval stores-By sai-The market is
VERY very dull; WITH with no demand for
rive Large. Cork for '' orders, 10 are Ire
placed at Is 4H@Ss nd, small sized Is
Sd and Is. South America, rosin, TO- y barrel
OF 2s0 pounds. Coastwise- steam--to Boston
lie y 100 ios, on rosin, sO3 on spirits; to New
York, rosin, SIC y 100 ms, spirits, s5c to
Philadelphia, rosin, TIC p 100 ms; spirits
soc; to Baltimore rosin, no y 100 ms; spir-
Grain. Provisions. Etc.
New York, Sept. 4.--Flour duh and freely
ofered; winter wheat, low grades 81 S5612 80;
fair to fancy 81 4OC02 90 winter patents 81 u
as 20; Minnesota clear 81 z592 IS; Mime
sofa patents s. 400 30; supernne II 6JG2 10;
low extras 81 S5Q2 80; southern -four dull
weak; common to fair extra 90 1908 90; goo
to choice extras Is 0O93 So Wheat ralrlg
active. red nrm. spring Iower; No. = red In
store and elevator 5ea5sl4c; af1oat 5o4c;
options declined A4ac, rallied RG%c, clos
ing nrm at 1SC94c over Saturday, with trad
ing ceS dull September SIS; October &c. De
No. 2, 63D634c in elevator 81 &C afoat: op
lions dull with lac down. others unchanged
to &c up, closing firm: September 621zc; DC
tober sc; December $3.50; May 574c Oats
fairly active and nrm; options dun; Septem
Der 332zc; December 3okc; May 3y%c spot
No. 2, 3324c; No. white 36I03691c; mixed
western 035c: white western S60i0s; viii q
state 5694lc. Hay quiet and weak: shipping
Soc; good TO choice C09 DC. Beef aun and
steady; family SO OO0f2 90; extra mess IS o.
as 81. Beef hams quiet at So. o.. Tierced
beef dull and arm; city extra India mess
81 co. Cut meats quiet Out steady picked
bellies. SIC; picked shoulders &c; picked
hams llA9l2c, Inddles nominal. Lard quiet
and higher; western steam closed at 81 %
nal; refined Quiet and hrm; continent 50 IS;
South American 80 So; compound IS 62Kd
20. Pork ttrm and quiet; mess SIS 25d
Is 50; extra prime s13 5OG5l4 %. Butter n
moderate demand and steady; state dairy IA
@22Ac; state creamery 1S02}hc; western
dairy l3kGI7c: western creamery lh6oglc
Elgins FAC. Molssses, foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice 21Q3oc;
hand picked 45sG4Ac. ceree@options opsneS
barely steady, ana closed steady at 10 IN
points down; September l3 t09l3 e5; Deem
Der " 550l2 60; March l2 rs; May II I09l2 IS;
spot Rio dull and nominal No. Z, i6c. Sugar
raw, quiet and hrm fair refining sac: re-
fined dull and steady; of A 4 T.lC04Ac;
standard A 13l695c; cut loaf 5%@5 y-16c
crushed 5H95 s-lec; granulsted 4 l3-l635Ac
Freights to Liverpool quiet and depressed;
cotton steam sgd; grain Id. nominal.
Chicago, sept. 4-Ihe visible supply state
ment with It's increase OF 2,l7s,o0O bushels Of
wheat stocks was surprise TO everybody.
What we're thought TO have been extravagant
estimates placed the increase at 100, O0t
bushels, and few people looked for more than
gain over last week OF 100000 bushels
The figures when they we're builetined pro.
duced a weak feeling and led TO some selling
which carried prices to the lowest point of
the day. Before that time and after the ef-
feet had worn on there was a steady almost
amounting 10 firm tone to the market, the
strength in corn being OF such pronounced
character as to communicate Itself TO wheat.
Ihe early news was also of a nature TO sus-
tain values. Wheat opened at 56Bc, declined
TO 5626M561ze, advanced to 57kc, closing at
57c-Xc higher than Saturday Cash wheat
was steady. Prices showed no essential
Corn-The Missouri state report on corn,
showing a decrease Of Is points in condition
from the previous one, was a great help 10
prices in this market to-day. The Iowa re.
port was also public most Of the day, but il
did not bear fruit until the last hour, when its
true worth was better appreciated. In brief
IL stated that one-half the entire area of corn
IN that state had been cut for fodder and that
so per cent OF wheat remaining in the south.
ern counties would follow the same direction
The market was strong all day, but the line
during the last hour was more emphatically,
sion. The elevator men and shippers were
the buyers early but later the demand was
general. May corn opened from 52Bc to 53hc
advanced 10 sac, closing at 53A854c-
B0lHc higher than Saturday. Cash corn
was ~ lower.
Oats-As far as they went they we're in
sympathy with corn but the amount or bust
ness transacted did not permit of a very wide
ment would probably have caused an easier
feeling had II not been for the superior power
exercised by the corn market May closed
&c higher than Saturday. Cash oats were
firm. Prices showed no change
Provisions-1he strength which, marked
trading in product came from corn to-day.
There was a well-dehned determination on
the part OF some packers 60 prevent de.
cline. and II possible 10 force an advance in
both OF which they were successful A
weaker hog market was disregarded. and the
better feeling in corn furnished the incentive
TO buyers. The close was 22hc higher than
Saturday for January pork 25c higher for
January lard, and i0c higher for january
ribs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
Wheat
Sept. ... 53% 81 53L 53K
Dec .56b 57lk 56sS656L 81
May .... 6lH 62is6624 6iH (2a62gk
Corn