Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-22
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SAvANNAH. sept. q, 1888.
.-rSFRAL REMARKs--Ihere is compare
M change from last week in the tone
~ -t4 general market, trade continuing quite
p 49,. In all departments. As the season
'---f.-sr-v progresses the outlook for good
49,. b-siness begins to verify predictions
Cav as the confidence Of our merchants
-r.,arentIv a very substantial shape,
5-Iers are coming in from the interior
1argsr scale than for several years
Already stocks are pretty well
t,.- nm and IN some few departments
lone necessary to renew some lines
-t- besides adding to stocks, so that buy
t.,a the advantage Of really attractive
,---,--= twice during the early part Of the
- And rs a consequence there is some
za OF business in proportion
tho additional supplies available.
PARTICULARLY in dry goods. hardware.
..ar-.s and the provision department. The
--,s nj business thus far shows a gain Of
..r.-1. a.r cent. over that Oflast year; and.
-rIa all other lines make a showing
r-s- we'll. Movements from first hands
-- -i,a mast week were large and increasing.
.-.1s orders continue to come in very freely.
l,r..ifng for the entire week is pronounced
-st.-factory. There is very little
r.. iu the money market, while
.s.-s D.. ,uhiciency for legitimate
--- There is good demand. however,
,a surplus The security market
..-ra- lmet, with but few fluctuations.
r..-st-a fair demand for Central Railroad
.r Ir- nothing offering, and prices have
.4..r..f several points. There have been
5.-r4 few changes in values, notably IN the
..,frz staple articles, such as bacon. dry
....a. ETC.,. which are lower, while coffee ex-
Ef5-- 81 very material advance
N,t4L Sr0REs.-In spirits turpentinc bust
Moss f.r the week was very unsatisfactory,
Chile The demand throughout was rather
..ra BUYERS continue their hand to mouth
...i.r. and nothing seems to induce them to
lsrsr. from 1t except heavy concessions on the
mart af holders. At the close to-day prices
Don. aT fully lc, the sales for the week
r..r- about 1000 barrels, the bulk Of which
,r4r. ODD private terms. In resins there
we're DO variations, except that buyers
,..Hii..rted holders TO the squeezing pro-
cess au some few grades, which has made the
,r..r4 line more or less depressed. The visi-
H. supply is largely increased, and the
market has lost some of its steadiness. and
rr-at le called dun at the close. The sales for
,ra,g..k were about 5000 barrels I'm another
DO If lhAutA our usual lNblt
of receipts and exports from the lst
OBJ April to date, and for the same
,.r.af last year. showing the stocks on hand
and ou -npboard not cleared, with quota
r.ar, 90 the close of the market to-day.
CorroN.-Business during the past week
ua. somewhat Disappointing both TO buyers
ami SELLERS. while prices were not as well
maintained as previously. The receipts have
been quite steady. but buyers found difficulty
n obtaining desirable grades in large lots,
amid determined effort was made to beat
down prices with but partial sue
cess. In the early part of the week
t.r market exhibited steady feeling
and prices were advanced t.. for all grades.
lat a- the week progressed buyers became "a
hide Indifferent. and advices were un-
favorable the Influences Of which caused
rr.e-- t0 fail off q sixteenth ON Wednesday:
closing to-day quiet and steady The sales for
the week foot up only 1909 bales. The follow
.r-resume of the weeks business Will snow
tar tone aud transactions each day with
prices Jt the close;
SATURDAY opened firm: at I D. m became
-ra4fs 500 au advance of l-l6c. for all grades.
closing unchanged. The sales were l,i47 bales.
Monday opened steady; at / =. IN. was
frr. advancing Lie. for all grades: closing
unchanged with sales Of 1856 bales.
Tuesday the market was steady and I'M
changed The sales were l.SS0 bales.
Wednesday the market opened steady. At
DO. do. was quiet prices declining l-l6c. for
al -ooIs closing unchanged Sales l.25o
bales.
Thursday the market opened quiet and UNI
changed. closing steady. with sales Of J, 462
bales.
FRIDAY the market opened steady and uu-
changed Al pm. became quiet and steady.
closing without change, the sales being 1914
bales.
$50 give below the official quotations of
Ile savannah Cotton Exchange at the closing
l.I.r today