The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
COMMERCIAL.
1.vANNAH MARKETS.


WEEKLY REPohIs
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
sIvANNAH, GA. Sept. Q, 1892.
pvvARKs-Business in general con-
.sou visible signs OF a gradual in-
although it is quite slow as yet. In
-, trades there was a more favorable
and in volume was quite fJii,
~ ,,-incipally in the staple and bulk
-. .ba cotton trade the movement is still
NO 70 the demoralized condition
freight market caused by the cholera
80 which renders delivery in Septem-
-. and ouite unsatisfactory. while some
-. in the early part of the week were
- hook room owing to the outlook.
1.|,o,lon as a whole is not so very encour.
,r,,ile crop news from some quarters Is
~ hut in others unfaVor-
The most activity was seen in
,.o,v trade, in which there was consider
mot buying and large order trade. par
80 IN sugars, and jobbers find difficulty
nn;ro orders booked and filed. In dry
Il there was pretty fair business prevail
In hardware there was a steady trade
:, though with no special rush. In other
RS Of trade, however, there was very
= trade. while the disposition OF every
Z, N await events rather than TO
- IN ahead, OF course the slow move
r. a, cotton is the influencing factor.
I .scurity market is looking up. and there is
f., UNDERGONE for the whole list. Domestic
[cb,nps is nominal at the present rates. The
~ market is easy while collections are very
II, There are but fewprice changes, except
=, nroyisions and grain declined. The following
Ir,ns Of the weeks business will show the tone
II the latest closing quotations Of the different
Isrkets to-day.
WI. sroREs-There was a steady inquiry
T. snirits turpentine during the week at 231fc
Z Tsgulars. Holders were quite firm in their
Avs and there was some irregularity In prices,
y Wsek were about $500 casks. Rosin-The
srket was fairly firm throughout the greater
M of the week and to-day closed with an
vance OF 21bc In strained to good strained,
N &c in the extreme pales. There was a
atty good demand during the week with q very
ssdy business doing The offerings, however.
sre limited. The total sales were about Il, 900
,rrels. Elsewhere will be found a weekly
hle of receipts and exports as compared with
like period last year, showing the stock on
md and on shipboard not cleared, together
th the official closing quotations.
mevhst better and the business doing much
lproved, although the inquiry does not seem
he general as there are a number OF BUYERS
,lding off, This is attributed to the uncer-
inty In regard to connections of shipments by
,sstwse steamers caused by the cholera scare
ID the expected detention OF European steam
S on account Of quarantine regulations, The
arket during the week was STEADY to firm, and
Wednesday advanced i-16c all around, only
fall of again to-day. The total sales for the
eek we're 5,4O0 bales. The following are the
iicsl closing spot quotations Of the Cotton
1chsnge:
0Od middhng. ....s.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l0QNlg' ..'...s. s'sss's's.s s.soe5
ow middiing Observation-Disclosures. ..,......oH
GOD ordinary. ...,.......... ..........-...5A
SEQ kldnd8-The receipts for the week as re-
Ogted by factors were 80 bags, The exports
ere 81 bags, all to northern mills. The sales
ere 81 bags, about equally divided between old
nd new crop. The sales of new crop thus far
lis season have been about 10 bags, mostly for
pes, but the assortment LIS poor and transao-
Ons do not warrant quotations as yet.
The receipts OF cotton at this port from all
urces the past week were 1908 bales of up
nd and SO bales sea island, against 90, 750 bales
upland and 46 bales sea island last year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
Aows; Per Central railroad. 6, 81 bales up
ID and bale sea island; per Savannah, Flor
a and Western railway, 1880 bales upland
d 30 bales sea island; per South Bound rail-
sd 657 bales; per Savannah river steamer So7
les upland; per Charleston and, Savannah
iway, 100 bales upland.
The exports for the past week were 3, 1853
les OF upland and al bales sea island NOV
as follows: To New York, oi5 bales up
d and 81 bales sea island; to Baltimore 83i
es upland; to Boston, 1882 bales upland; TO
srleston, rs bales upland
he stock on hand to-day was II ,sS7 bales
and and 1903 bales sea island, against q. $50
es upland and 1,s35 bales sea island last
lr
2ICE-There have been a few small parcels of
v crop milled out and sold, mostly on
yste terms, it is said, however, at lower
ICES than quotations The market has been
Il and easy throughout the week. The sales
r the week were only 1872 barrels The fol-
wing are the official quotations of the Board
Trade; small job lots are held at 1sN14c
cher:
ali -'''' zee ...-'..'ss s..ssss.... ..s434 QD436
Iood.. .'...'''..'.'........ ........ 1905 40
rrme''.. .-....,............ -......5 Q1644
ugh, non inal--
rc3s9untry Iots. ---..,'....-.,......S $50 s.
AiNe"aVer' '.... ................ 9O11 10