Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-11
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OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS
sAVANEAH, Oct. 10, 1874.
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NATANhAHt Utts ~ Aoo1s
vrFTLT EEFORT.
CENTRAL REMARKs.-Ihe general features
az the market have undergone but niue
chanre. Business was quite active during the
week. hut the extremely hot weather inter
ferei with shipments somewhat. CoueotIols
continue very slow. but the general feeling Is
confident. The demand continues sleauy
and active for the staple articles
r-aftv much al departments,
except for dry goods There IL no change 70
CSC I'M the Increment OF dry goods, which con-
l.-res slow. Influenced no doubt by the
--sfser. There was & decline OF &c. in
,.s-reia brown. slirtings and sheetIngs. In
81 stfrr departments dealings have been fair
g a-trfrr parcels. There have been but few
-----s changed. which remain about as
5u-e. Altogether the general market is
r-e=.rvei boz good form. The money market is
rssr. but with a good demand for it. secu-
rises remain comparatively quiet. Bonds
81 drm ana in some little demand but stocks
z-e tul- Central stock holds up fairly well,
u ,d eight advance on last week. For con-
a1us snd quotations Of the market see an
cher column.
NAVAL Sr0REs-rhe market for spirits tur-
reltinc was very quiet in demand. Prices
lave been unsettled and irregular during the
wcck. but az the close they showed an adj
vance 81 70. over the previous week. The
total sales for the week were about SEQ casks.
I1lsiu-The market was very dull, and for the
most part nominal. Buyers were
eairc iudiferent, and refused Offerings
except az considerable concessions. Prices
tsr medium and pales declined l0,g25c., and
8 g.. Tor the lowest grades. The total sales
.- this week aggregate about 5000 barrels.
I1 smother column viii be found a table Of re-
r.F-s and exports from April 70 date, and
sr the same time last year, showing the
SOCKS on hand aud on shipboard not cleared,
s-a tlcr with the Official closing quotations
tarrOS--On the whole the market was
rl-ltr tame, and the tone slightly favored
savers. AT the beginning of the week prices
ss-Gu-thencd some, but later on eased of
a-1.l. and closed steady. The demand was
rather quiet. and transactions show a slight
e.. .rr 81 compared with the previous week
Tre total sales for the week foot up l. 554 bales
rHt report or the Agricultural Bureau
=.ars rather an unpromlslng outlook for the
G-, U jan q larger percentage OF loss in some
sections az compared with last year. The fol-
5-slrE resume 81 the weeks business will
SOW the tone transactions and fluctuations
e4-a day, together with the closing quota
saturday the market opened quiet, firm
s-- uuunchanEed. 10 closed at D. m. steady.
l- su advance Of l-l6e- IN grades Of middling
arr -10f middling and middling. &c. in low
lLlnE, good ordinary and ordinary. The
.s.ss were a.2ld bales.
Wauday the market opened steady and un-
"a sr-c4- AT p. m. % was quiet, and closed
NJ. m. quiet and easier. The sales for The
l.sv were only 1854 bales.
Tuesday the market opened quiet, easier
arl Unchanged At p m. IL was very quiet.
st a. decline 81 l-l6c- Tor grades Of middling
fair. -1o'l middhng. middling aud low mid
tH-. TO closed SO p. m. quiet and easy.
Tla sales we're 2,e62 bales.
Wednesday the market opened quiet and
easy AT D. m DO was quiet and easv. 1t
c-=cl quiet and unchanged, with sales Of 3,il3
tales.
THURSDAY the market opened quiet and I'M
-1auEed- 10 closed quiet and easy. The sales
Rare Las bales.
Friday the market opened and closed
eady and unchanged. The sales were 3,SO5
Hl.es-
The following are the Official closing quo