Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-15
GOmnlrrrial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
.rr1rE OF THE MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH, sept. IA, 1888.

SAvANNAH, sept. IA. 1883.
..e,r REMARKs.-During the week just
--e General market has exhibited de-
more active appearance in pretty
l-- .r isparrments. While there were not
many buyers from the interior in the
4-'....- tie previous week. still the volume
-'-.,. than cOuuterbaIanced by a number
large orders, SO that the distribution
--a free and jobbers have generally
10 work of a large amount
Particularly is this the case in the
% -.-,rd dry goods lines. There has been
--- important change in the tone of the
-.r market. and values have been fairly
---.fr.f While the pOsitiOn.shows a very
-----..r outlook. this feeling has been forth
1l.r fHa very healthy tone Of the cotton
te- the frmness Of which. and the adj
.st staple, having impaired fresh Wig
-.Hs interior trade. and orders as cOnse-
ar. freer than otherwise. The move
81. supplies from firsI hands Is quite
.- thus far. and the indications for a
..-Ir'- business are quite satisfactory.
r..r.Iaut- are talking pretty confident
-ft0..terage expression Of views CONVEYS
....-r.--i1u that the trade for this season
r-.asL not surpass. that OF last. both
....Irr.e IFS well as in general results. The
unmarked shows a slight easing up. but
ru sufficient supply to satisfy the legiti-
..vsrt- Of business. The security mar
..-.5rt.aues very quiet, which is influenced
-.-r. rr-ItlsfactOrv condition Of the fnan-
.InarAe. BY reference to our general list
.f.r.-at1u- it Will be seen that prices have
.-.r.Une some few changes, the market
..rr. quite firm in the leading articles and
-.I..- exhibiting a hardening tendency.
NAVAL ~IuEEs.-The market for resins
..--rae- steady. but there is no improve
-srttl Boz noted IN the demand. while prices
.-.ar.te Iow. and stocks seem to be neglected
.rI are aocumulating rapidly. On the whole.
r.ltuluon apparently is in buyers favor.
and rraIe- of y and window glass. show a
rrr-0t 0r ID > cents. Total sales for the
r-es t-H barrels. Spirits turpentine has
been quiet during the week, with little or no
animation goo speak Of. Business has been ir-
-a-r'lr. tlt heaviest transactions being in
.r.tuar. Buyers apparently show no dis
position o., take hold except at "a concession.
srfth. market closes with quotations ~
sa-t- lower since The last report The sales
rrtac week were LOO barrels. In another
column win Dee found our table OF receipts and
exports from the first Of April to date. and
trle same time last year, showing the
.tl.a .a hIud and on shipboard not cleared.
utlqu0tations at the close Of the market to-
ag
lI.I5>.-The market during the past week
ti- ureu extremely active. as well as firm
throughout. while buyers nave shown dispO-
.uol tl operate freely, consequently the take
n-, have been as large as the daily receipts
rdl.l reasonably admit, the sales for the
week showing the large total Of ll.OIg bales.
Pd.s have ruled strong and higher, and al
us-.1-e to-day show an advance of .tq5-l6c.
tra Grades above good ordinary, and Lie.
H- ttr latter and ordinary. The following
ra,-me Of the market viii show the tone and
t-z-leIious each day, with quotations at the
s.-u- hour to-day:
saturday, market was firm. advancing
l..t.. Cor AN grades. Sales l.672 bales.
Monday was firm, mIddhng being marked
mI-lar. sales l.jj7 bales.
Tuesday the market was firm. low mid
ding ail auciuE g.. sales 1852 bales.
Wednesday, market was firm al an advance
90 I-leg 81. 5N round. The sales were 1,Gl0
thursday the market was firm, quotations
being again marked up l-l6di 81. for all grades
except ordinary. sales 1854 bales.
FRIDAY market opened firm. At ] p. m
ua- easier closing nominally unchanged.
sales 1884 bales.
We give below the official quotations of
rlemarset. furnished by the Savannah Cotton
Exchange lt the closing hour to-day:
M.dr- lsr .....----.....-. - 10 s-I6
Cool mIi..Iug .----------- ----------.- 10 fl6
Muilla-. ----------- ------------ gts
low m.HiIu- .--.--.----- y-l6
Cool ordinary ---.-.. ----------.--.-- s.
Ordinary --.-.------.- ----.-.---. s..
Toe ra.a.ut-1f cotton al this port from all
sources iur Tine past week have been 1862
laIr- Ol upland and bales sea island
against 1851 bales of upland and los bales sea
island iHr fHc corresp OndIng week last wear.
THE particulars Of the receipts have been
IS follows. Per Central Railroad. II $3.50 bales
upland. per savannah. Florida and Western
Railway. il55 bales upland, and bales sea
-luI. per savannah river steamers. $50
bales upland; per Brunswick and Satilla
steamers z-N bales upland; per Florida steam
rr. HaIt sea- island; per Charleston and >a-
Eaurah Railway. 90 bales upland; per carts.
u, bales upland. per Darien and Altamaha
river steamers, bales upland.
The exports for the week have been 6.43i
bales upland and q bales sea island, moving
e. l0lI0ws- To New York, 3,2jS bales upland
Aul y bales sea island. to Philadelphia. ll2
bales upland. To Baltimore, l.S4O bales up
hnI. i0 Boston. .32l bales upland.
IHe stock on hand at the close Of the market
fl-..ag Was >.3s7 bales upland. against boil
bales upland and III bales sea island at the
-4ur time last year.
ECE-There has been no decided change in
ODE market. and as yet there Is no new stock
90 clean uu the market. We hear Of tie re
ta.Ht OF only $500 bushels Of rough, new crop,
ar Que week. The demand continues steady.
A-l One sales, considering the light offerings,
were taIr. while prices show no variation. be-
r- iHr Uld crop. The sales for the week We're
81 0l-.. and the exports 80 bbs., moving as
follows, To Philadelphia, % bbis.; to New
York. go b5ls. We quote:
Dluhcil -------- 52494