Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-25
) Morning Nelrs,
i. NOVEMBER 25. 1889.
Gnmmtrrrial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
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SAVANNAH, November p, 1852.
-sr REMARKs-There have been no
Interesting features developed in the
nv 81 market for the week just past, and
r-l ii rule was not very active aud in
-l-7 mite light. transactions being confined
'---.ir TO "a few orders from the inte-
-r--r are limited. nothing being done on
a-- -..nut. In dry goods the market was
4 r-fces comparatively easy, and we
l-. decline in keeping with the more
.-- markets. GrOceries-There was some
s..rr u this department and efforts to
--- . heavier movement in the staple goods
81 --.-s but q feeble response, the business
-r--.Iv for holiday goods, etc. As the holt
~ .rssch the demand viii become more
t.- goods suitable to the season. In the
Ky r-rartments the market is feaureless.
..--.rE doing Of any moment. Values are
rrv very weak, and by reference TO
--.. I-t d steady decline in almost all the
--l- is noticeable. The money mar
..--.aue- very easy, and money can be
-rrert.iul supply at current rates. For
.,.aan-e has again become weak, and
81 steadily declining. The security
---...- very quiet and inactive. owing in a
measure 20 the unsettled condition OF
N..- York stock market, orders being re-
..f -.uevhat thereby.
7y.-.I -roEEs.-The market for resins was
ra nominal, very little being done
~ note. the bulk Of transactions be-
.-r r.tar- terms. The sales for the week
....fUU0 barrels. Spirits turpentine-
-.et was still devoid Of life.
,..r.. more or less nominal throughout
g..s. while the general tenor Of foreign
.- tended to keep the market in a very
nE.. 81.
- casks principally on private terms.
-.-.rsr column viii be found our weekly
..-..f receipts and exports from the lst Of
t.-- .a date. showing the stock on hand and
srH1arl not cleared, and for the same
r.-. wear. with prices at the close Of the
market ls-itE-
.1--u> The market has not displayed
..-f animation and its main features are
.-.fsr-.-i while the business was rather
Throughout the week. the demand being
--. ..r-.~yative and confined principally to
anna November engag ements. sales for the
-..s f.1, up 1864 bales The feeling in the
-.-sar continues very much depressed. not
outstanding that prices for spots have adj
..,..f .iuriu. the week and show at the close
tr-l .-. more for pretty much all grades, hut
IMMERSION prevails that values have not
|NNtHliAF tltttAN'A ~ Atlt AdtA OF an
...r..l. .ruteI heavy crop Anticipated The
s.-.V.r- review Of the weeks business will
-...r. fHe tone and transactions each dav. with
rtUuu-8tiun- at the closing hour to-day:
-.'uray-The market opened firm gener-
.-...r Unchanged prices. and at ] D. m figures
advanced l-l6c- ON all grades above good orfii-
..-. sales for the day 4,.i23 bales.
WniIN-Ihe market opened firm on a basis
.f l.... for mlddllug fair. At / o'clock an
.+r.r.t. uf a.. was reached in that grade
..l--r- easier 100 I O'Clock. sales 2.326 bales
Tu.-Iav-The market was easier and con-
-u.l the same tone throughout the day.
u.fH sales of PSI bales.
W.tnt-,Iav-rhe market opened quiet At
fr.m. was firm for the high grades, and easy
f.- others. Prices were marked up Lice
closing firm. with sales of 1855 bales.
Thursday. market opened quiet. At
Ir.m. was unchanged closing easier. declin-
r- I-I0- for all grades. sales 2.173 bales.
Frlav.-Ihe market opened quiet. At p.
n VAS unchanged, closing very quiet The
sales were z.u6b bales. We give below the Off
eaf quotations of the savannah Cotton EX-
change.
N.IIIuL. fair ....... ...-. TO 9-l6dl051
UH-. mfitlInE 10 5-l6(GlO3s
NuHUuE .........-.-... ...-.. Q lj-l6GlO
low mddllng .----. --....-..----
G1s, ordinary --......-.--.
Ordinary .-.......-. .....-.
~EA I>LANDs.-Rcceipts for the week $50
H4.-- sales AS bags: unsOld stock 500 bags
There has been fair demand on foreign ac-
count. mostly for the finer grades, which are
cropping scarce. We report the market easier
but not quotably lower. We quote:
Carts and common Ge0rgIds. scarce - (d3
Common Floridas. scarce ..---....-. p
Medium Florldas ----.-----.-- -
Good FlOrIdas ........-...- 2jl9
Medium fine ElOridas --.--.--.--- 26 (G26il
Pine Floridas -.-....---. .------...-. y
Extra fine ElOridaS ..---.... y fG29
The receipts of cotton for the week ending
to-day have been s3.ssS6 bales upland and $50
bales sea island. against Bib bales upland
aui 15S bales sea island for the corresponding
week last year. Per Central Railroad. p. 59i
bales upland; per savannah. Florida and
Western Railway, 4,S9I bales upland and 456
bales sea island; per Charleston and Savannah
10 bales upland- per savannah
river steamers. 5s5 bales upland; per Florida
steamers. II bales upland ami l2i bales sea
ISLAND: per carts. S3 bales upland and bales
sen island: per Brunswick and ~atilla river,
M bales upland and , bales sea island.
The exports for the week have been 39.4SI
bales upland and sjl bales sea island. as fol-
-.vy-- New York, S.45g bales upland and 100
les se. island: Baltimore. 4.747 bales upland
.nd 100 bales sea island; Charleston, Isl bales
upland and - bales sea island; Liverpool,
r5II bales upland: Genoa. 6.024 bales upland;
Barcelona. $500 bales upland. Boston, 2-5l5
lrTFs upland: Havrc. 300 bales upland;
Palma dc MajOrca, 1850 bales upland.
The stock on hand al the close of the mar
Bet to-day was lui-2lS bales upland amt l.292
bales sea island. dgaiust S6.Sl6 bales upland
and 2.g7I bales sea island at the same time last
YEAR
R5rF.-The market during the week was
fuT and unchanged although holders have
been very firm i'm their views. yet buyers and
SELLERS have been widely apart during the en-
tire week. buyers Offering fully p lower than
..rafsriau- consequently we have but few
Sales 90 report owing To tirmness Of factors.
TIe sales for the week were about 400 bbls.,
suI the exports 80 bbls.. moving as follows:
10 Baltimore 235 hbls.: 20 Boston. 40 bbls., to
New York. 500 bbls. We quote:
Broken ..---.----. ----.---- 81 sld41s
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