Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-11
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
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WEEKLY REPORT.
orrTcE OFTHE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, November 10, 1882.
-.-,., PryAREs. The general market has
80 grear excitement or animation
So The week Just past, but on the who'e
better feeling. The improvement,
rsrv slight. was quite satisfactory, and
--s-a1e business was done. Scarcely any
o. -..,t movements were noticeable In any
1F.--art although the demand was steady
7.fent to encourage jobbers. Eotwith-
-si.y the very pleasant weather prevailing
inportant election intervening, which
-, - attracted some attention. trade was
~. materially retarded.
-a5rv goods market was quiet, with a fair
I'D Tor seasonable goods, and proper
.--sfe business was done.
the grocery trade there was q very good
- and sales we're in good volume. OF
- dsuartmeuts there is little to be said
...-exbinit much the same features Of the
,-,s week. There was little, if any,
80 in prices, except for -four, which shows
decided decline Bacon is slightly lower
5-v saIred clear rib sides The balance Of
.s.rsr ruled quiet and steady.
money MARKET EUuAAuAtH ~ ute easy us
,.--sbeing enabled to supply their customers
- -sss7nabls amounts a. current rates.
-azsome little excitement in the secu-
---~.rIFat. Central stock being in demand.
- -..rations were advanced quite sharply,
---1s the market was excited and feverish at
tines.
V,~iE Sr1REs.-The business for the week
Co. -7sfns marks a better showing in the aggre-
-.-s although the market is still in
very unsatisfactory position, quotations
,,-tbe most part ruling nominal. The sales
have been quite large, being fully 5000 bar
-ars the bulk Of which was on private terms.
Shirts turpentine was rather unsettled and
weak for the greater portion Of the week.
..-fr-estb there was some hrnuess exhibited by
factors. which was poorly sustained, and the
market closes to-day with quotations fully &c.
~ The sales for the week were some $50
casks. Elsewhere will be found our usual
t,5.e 0r receipts aud exports from the first Of
Ap-il 20 date. showing the stocks on hand and
IN s5.nboard not cleared and for the same
us-iod last year, with quotations at the close Of
themarket to-day.
CorroS-The market hiss been featureless
during for the past week, while the condition
continues unsatisfactory, owing to the very
heavy receipts and the continued fine weather,
which is favorable to picking. On this &C
court the crop estimates are quite large, which
tends % depress prices, and a further decline
fsIoeked for. sdvices from Great Britain being
still unfavorable In the early part OF the
week the market was quiet and steady, with
prices declining. On Tuesday it became easy,
but closed to-day with a slight recovery, but
ou0tations are 1-16c. lower than since last re-
port The sales for the week foot up 19,03S
bales The following review of the weeks
business viii show the tone and transactions
each day with quotations as announced at the
Cotton Exchange at the closing hour to-day:
saurdav-The market opened quiet and
steady which continued for the balance Of the
dsv The sales we're 300 bales.
WlndaY-The market opened quiet steady,
and unchanged. At 1 p. m. was easy. declining
l-i5s for all grades, closing easy. Sales 2,617
bales
1ursdav-The market opened easy. At1p.
M was steady, closing without change. The
safes were 3,432 bales.
Weiuesday-The market opened steady,
which continued unchanged to the close. Sales
5il1 bales.
lhursday.-Ths market opened quiet and
unchanged. closed irregular, at a decline OF
1lic for mi1dliug fair, low middling and or
binary Sales 3 .511 bales.
Friday-Tne market opened quiet Att %.
IN was quiet ard steady. at an advance of
lie for all grades clio sing quiet steady and
official quotations Of the Savannah Cotton Ex-
chan r..