Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-04
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE or TIE MORNING NEws,l
savkVEAH. Oct. 3, lsS4.
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SaVkNEAH. Oct. 3, lSS4. !
urEELT REPORT.
.-,r-,r gruABKs.-The general market
~ r--sr-r-l nothing Of material interest
T--- t-r week just passed. Business was
. h acive as that previously reported,
.. r1rtuents were somewhat retarded
che Intervention OF the Jewish
svs and the election Collections con-
c SLOW, and this condition 81 affairs is be-
ug to 6e felt more severely in COM
I circles. Trading in dry goods
not uu 90 the previous weeks
@ The continued mild weather
thought, Is the chief cause. Prices are
steady. The NOV ement in groceries
provisions continues on a very liberal
- while prices a. a rule have kent
s sven- except for grain and -four.
rrI shows a short decline IN QUO
sugar is strong, coffee frmer.
bacon 1Tm. In an other departments
dealings are very steady and satisfactory
w a1 notable price changes. The money
market t. comparatively easy, and the banks
#..- reduced the rate Of interest 70 per
-.-t. on all loans The security market shows
-..le animation in railroad stocks. which are
-u, Central stock advancing several points.
Tor conditions and quotations Of the different
markets see another column.
NAVAL SrOREs.-The market for spirits
rurpentine was very quiet during the week.
H.th but little doing. Prices in the early part
20 che week became easier, declining &c.
once when time they have
el comparatively strong, the market
aE to-day nrner. Tie saies FOR the Teek
re about COO casks. In resins the mar
a. --- leen very dun and uninter-
Inc inquiry was light, and
r- o. rule were quite Indifferent.
.r-H- remained unchanged. The sales for
week appr0Nimated 900 barrels In an
...r column VIII De found regular weekly
OF receipts and exports
April 2 % date and for the same period
rear- showing the stock on hand and on
lri nos cleared together with the OFF,
... closing quotations.
..rrUS.-There was rather more doing
the week. Factors found but little
f4-ement Pm prices, which. in the
inning % the week, declined steadI-
.al later on the market exhibited
little hrmness in sympathy
". foreign advices and values recovered
slightly. Matters, however, remain m much
... same condition as Motel in the early part
ne season The depression among the
N...rru mills continues. At the close Of the
market to-day the tone was barely steady
prices on 5sgS-l6c. from those Of the
"-.-l-5 week The total sales for
CD. week foot up 1855 bales. The
following resume Of the weeks business will
-.H tHe toue- transactions and fluctuations
.a.H day, together with the official closing
saturday the market opened dull at a de-
.r. ul l-ltc. for g0lt middling. At D. m.
a. El- unchanged 10 closed at .. m quiet
.. decline % i-e. for middling fair and
..... Tor good mIddhng. middling and low
"...IuE- sales 12I3 bales.
Monday the market opened duh at a decline
.. .-lle- for an grades At J p. m. it was
...rt with q further decline OF Lice. all
.r.lIl- lt closed quiet. The sales for the
.IE were ASH bales.
Tuesday the market opened steady and I'M
.u.HsHL. Il u. Ur. steady "a am "A
vance % i-l6c. iu The middling and better
cradles lt closed 90 p. M. steady, with "a de-
cline ~ l-loe in low mlddiing. The sales
we're 8.BIl bales
"Wednesday the market opened firm and I'M
changed. Att p. m. 10 was quiet and steady.
It closed at p. M. quiet. The sales were
1903 bales.
Thursday the market opened and closed
.H'et and unchanged, with sales Of 1881 bales.
Friday the market opened firm. askinr
-ler- AZ D. me- Be was quiet and firm. 1t
-.-ed 90 D.. M quiet and firm, unchanged.
IHC sales were 1851.
The following are the official closing quo