Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
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sAvANNAH MARKET.
orFrCE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA, june 26, 1857
WEEKLY REPORT.

WEEKLY REPORT.
-.,,vpA1 REMARKs.-There was not a
la feature in the general market TO re-
&c me monotony of very dull week.
,,-.,t,ass was slack. The continued rains,
.anbts.s. for the past two weeks were not
-t,hont their effect, and should they continue
w., viii have very damaging effect on the
l-toror trade AS it is, the outlook is any
&c lint encouraging. In pretty much all
80 the movements were very slow, and
i,,yers were ordering very sparingly. For
.,ories and provisions there was very little
-, with weaker feeling IN the leading
me goods, such as meats, cofees,
S.tter and cheese, while sugars
- very firm and advanced.
1,sare is continued activity in the milling
trode but no appreciabe change in values.
70, dry goods the inactivity continued so FAR
asbusiness in the seasonable fabrics are con-
aorned but active preparations were still be-
made for the fall trade, which it is ex-
-eeted Will open up during the coming
nth. In other lines the situation
rsmalned IN much the same situa-
IAN As previously reported with no price
.bapqes. Collections were very slow.
s,oney very easy, and exchange very quiet,
18th no difference in rates. Securities were
vary ouiet. There was some inquiry for good
;nferest bearing bonds but the stoc6 market
,slifeless. The appended report viii show
taa range of prices and the conditions of the
dieerent markets at the close of the day.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market for spirits
,nrpeptlne in the early part of the week dis
nIsyed weaker feeling, and prices fell of
faIly PC, but with a very light business at
the decline. Holders, however, were gene
rally a. king higher. This caused buyers and
sellers to be more or less apart throughout the
repk A slight reaction set III on Wednesday
with partIal recovery in values, but the views
of factors being considerably above buyers
limits The market closed really nominal at
al &C freely bid for regulars. but refused. The
eales for the week were about 200 casks.
R0sn-Ihe market was very firm and higher
fnr nretty much the whole list. The pale
grades were the strongest, and holders gem
erally succeeded in obtaining higher prices
than the current quotations. The offer
ngs were small and the market was kept
uretty clean of surplus stock. The sales for
lbe week We're ABOUT S,5O0 barrels. Else
where viii be~f0und a weekly comparative
statemeuu of receipts and exports from the
IbaCinning OF the season to date, and for the
#ssme Time last year, showing the stocks on
& hand and on shiDboard not cleared. together
5 with quotations at the closing call to-day.
III COTTON.-Tbere was almost an entire alb
Renee Of activity IN the market during last
week and the feeling was merely q nominal
MpDe. The main features OF bne previous
week g market were practically unchanged,
md but for the first days trading the busl-
hess Of the whole week would nave been
erv small indeed. The present stock
#fering Is excessively small, and does not ad-
biz Of any heavy transactions. While there
dearth of desirable grades quotations
lave declined 1sc. for all grades. The aggre-
ate sales for the week were only BOG bales.
Where are no later crop advices, but some
nxiety y expressed for the plant
living to the frequent heavy rains
late, which, it is thought, will result in
damage, particu' Srly this section. The fol-
d wing are the official spot quotations of the