Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-17

.,VANNAH aIARKET.
wvrKrV REPoRT.
r or THE MORNING NEWS. ,
ttt -avANNAH. Nov. l6, lSSS.


r or THE MORNING .NEws.l
lttt ~avANNAH. Nov. l6, ISIS.
prrtEKs.-The general trade of
- coutinucs about the same as
r-eviOus report. Business in
- s.-.r.nents was duh and feature
,--,-her has exhibited a more sea-
49,, which. IL is anticipated, will
,-ra-s in the interior. There were
r-vsrs in the jobbing trade,
-skiuzs were very sDaring,
% hand 10 mouth
collections are reported TO be
-. -ss=or advances n dry goods
movement in the demand,
-.--.Iatei % the ehsnge in the
sssIes were in fair voEme. prices
r.-v steady. In groceries the
uas -ht, but IN provisions it was
E- --rr1rtious. There we're some
- I- prices. the most marked
sz-res 10 cofees and sugars.
s .-.- -e-s was nothing Of Importance
.r.r- slight decline in nails;
..t-.. -l- falling or in the movement
-..-H Is usual just st this period Of
r-au other Departments the de-
.-.--e- about rs usual with no
stations. The money market is
d. the security market there is
.-.a.-y on the part Of investors,
.-.--.- d speculative way. The mar
-.------.ecs= is weak. The condition
.r-a-r markets. along with current
found ia anOthe, column.
.-.FEs.-The market for spirits
,r.. aetlve. but very Irregular, at
.----l.1ai. The receipts were ex-
.,.--.. which has had marked effect
- ana 81. things considered lave been
-. rl.utaiued. There has been a
t-t BUYERS continue 70 observe
tlelr operations, 80 thatthe bulk
-4 s.ee been a. figures not made
prime reason for the sieadiness
~. found 90 the fact that with the
arrivals very little remains in first
--l tlat the greater portion Of the
-s .- le.I by buyers. The knowledge
. Il. la- Impaired frmness ai well as
o. factors, and gives really
-.le % the market, The sales
.-s-. Feek were about 1900 barrels
--5 DID market was dull, no hing Of
--- Ier- done. There was al active
--r- certain grades. particularly for
-.sl.l there IL a great scarcity and
--.r .l absence Of sales For other
no demand and values are
a-e-l.s 81 strained TO good strain
free. but such grades
sought after. The
week were about $50 bar
E-als-e viii he found our weekly
-ae statement Of receipts aud ex-
1u Gle I-t Of April 10 date, slowing
hand and on shipbOari. not
al f0r the same period last year,
quotations Of the market to-day.
y-Ile market has been dull and
-lre for the past week until to
r-a exhibited more animation.
90 .li sellers apart. Holders nave
u-E lrm in their views, and re-
e-tertain bids except at the full
Z rlluation; and were, as a rule.
nj throughout the week, the larger
considerable strength. BUYERS.
-r4ry, were very careful. and have
l-- offered lower prices. which some
rsl. factors were compelled 10 accept.
axis opening OF the week operators for
gained some strength from the re-
st5. Agricultural Bureau. but which.
b. CD. el- partially lost. as advices II
.r-.- boz portions Of the cotton belt
rterlL together with a marked
lu the receipts at the
81. interior towns. The latter partic1-
RI -1re-ced controlling markets aud
buyers. The week closes to-day
avery active market and an advance Of
r-l grades. On the opening days it
lsg, iater became very dull, being alter
aaI easy and very dull; it closed
ilg frl. The sales for the week were not
rsE.l---ve, being only 1o,l97 bales. The
.r.ls resume ~ the weeks business will
RI tle zone. Transactions and fluctuations
-lr. uitl the closing prices Of to-day:
lgriar -lc market opened and closed
al- unchanged. The sales were I.1gl
Esy The market opened easy and I'M
.st ll- closed easy aud very dull, with
e sa- bales
fl quotations remaining unchanged
.ll- tle day. The sales were lob
3..-azlar the market opened easy and
A .-t unchanged; closed dull, with
~ bales.
-s.aE The market opened steady and uu-
--.i- vhtch continued throughout the day.
-4as we're Isis bales.
f-F the market opened steady and un-
Al p. m. was firm at an All
# l-l6c. for an grades. Closed firm
- we're f->6l bales We give below the
-.t4tlons OF the savannah Cotton IN
@ tlc closing hour to-day: