The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-23
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
S-.SNAH. GA, Jan -, lo52.

wEEzLY REPORT
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
O-,xyAH. GA, Jan. .. 1892.
.,vs-In the early days of the
5ESESAl ~ Nv unsettled weather prevailed.
sssz 'oll0 - with a close holiday on Tues
F5.c1' i,,arfared with business 10 some
o.. Fa-l.' borever. in the aggregate there
szian- .-a5a doing, and while there was
80 govu animation, the demand was
q paf''.1, on the spot there was a
s1.1 s,ir attendance OF buyers rom o1e IN
r.ss,g ia- .tai- operatiOns seemed to have ar
~ p, 5s-ree of satisfaction to jobbers, al
i1r17l t,ving was Of a routine character
n'lsl -. for goods which are as rule in
81 I-'' r. raouest. The position. however.
/ D'Fe el - market was still unchanged and
'iilT g. s,mewhat cloudy as yet. although
be sPNl great deal better feeling
iaife g., the cotton trade owing TO the
s. in values aud the material falling
/ % % -,,van1ent from the plantations, but
q u ~. ia the result OF natu raj causes, or.
f-s'''' ..,-ih,,te it. to swollen streams in the
y s'"V and the impossible conditions Of
s''on i, the country romans yet to be seen.
ID -. a little more confidence is shown.
/ = -ssult OF tuo P''S'
in the spot cotton market
'li-I, etesdiness maintained in values OF
ca '.oumodities. The grocery trade was quite
@Da nth a good movement In other
sSs-y' - the wholesale trade the demand is
Na-,,,, slo-y. or about the ordinary. In
Spa - there is healthier demand for some
.1,osd Endorsed and city bonds, besides
F' a,.nrities. The foreign exchange market
va s-o with domestic quiet and an easy
0''"--,srket. The following resume of the
NJ -, br,iness will show the tone and the
lin, ouotations Of the different mar
ssts today; .-,-,
81. sropFs-There was a fairly good de-
Mi IA, ~ sniritS turpentine during the week,
ma .1srn,s were steadily held at the current
sDo ..,,, The market, however, closes some
.,eter with regulars only steady at 3l34c.
E-1. for the week were probably about :, 500
~, ROsin-The market was comparatively
~ ,hrough the week. with some of the pale
49, easier and lower The poorer grades
sIsl's steady. There was fairly steady
sssn.5I although receipts were large. which
sos ssgsed slight accumulation of stock and
~ Csrket 10 close only steady, at slight de-
- in some of the better qualities.
cls ..l la for the week we're about 1850
80 Elsewhere will ba found weekly table OF
-.rts and exnorts as compared with a similar
.l at year showing the stock on hand
soi oDsbipboard not cleared, together with the
oacs closing quotstlohs'
To--oy-The week s port receipts exhibited
,,~srksble falling off as compared with last
sF and the previous year. The interior
o7smspt was also small by comparison.
Tf.hsd the effect Of stiffening up controlling
asrEets and advancing prices slightly. The
pavement however, of cotton was discounted
s17evhat by the very large stocks and the claim
ofrerators that receipts have been curtail I'd by
waiter conditions and the swollen streams,
vbc5 1fevented deliveries at the points of ship
msDt The u1dertone Of the local spot market,
however was O strong one, and holders man
a,ei TO force prices up fully 403sc. There
vssapretty fair demand, but the strength with
vhiet factors held offerings eXerted no little in
Hrsrce in limiting transactions, and the total OF
business was less than for the previous week.
NE ses we're 7074 bales. The following
srs The official closing spot quotations Of the
Cotton Exchange:
NllhDg fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s. Good m0llnS .,...-.. .Ia5
Kidding ..'''''.'.. ..'.'.'....... -.....I
= Low mdllng ...,........-... ...b25
TODD obituary .........---........ .........,. o4
So bGs35-The receipts for the week by
fsc0Dup n 4p. IN. were 1,072 bags and 11S
bags Of through cotton, making the total of
ll8 bags The exports were 73S bags, of
which 70 bags were to Liverpool, no bags to
Hsvre anii9i bags to northern mills. The sales
were lO39 bags There has been no change in
the MARKET II has continued quiet and firm at
quotations The demand is still for grades
previously reported, TneIgabove sales were on
the bass Of quotations;
Common (noninaD ................ 10 ali
Aelun '''"...''. -'...s...s.........1215
gdm5Iuu'.'' ..........s.........lS
aiVuuu me- '..... .ldIbLHl4
rue ,'''''''''''......-...... 10
d dtlia
OlQ'e'''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l61z0172
The receipts of cotton at this port from @ II
sources Tie past week we're S,512 bales OF
upland and 1880 bales OF sea island against
z'lel bales Of upland and ,56S bales sea island
last yesr
Ine PARTICULARS Of the receipts have been as
iol9Ws FER Central railroad. 61S0 bales up
snl per savannah, Florida and Western rail
sa, A%c bales upland and 1880 bales sea
EanQ; per Savannah river steamers 1876 bales
y ,p-r Charleston and Savannah railway,
va@ Qpandi per South Bound railroad, 101
Gal@ upand; from Beaufort 1l9 bales sea
saSli, per carts bales upland and 10 bales
PS, ,i'aaa p3r coasters, bales upland and
ile exports for the week were 7.7T5 bales of
lrlll and 735 bales sea island, moving as
;. 9+%ss 10 New York, ,975 bales upland and
ri.I sea Island; to Baltimore 1884 bales
~ t'' 5 70 charleston, $50 bales upland;
sss p tsSyo9u i,SS5 bales upland and 90 bales
q 7-iIaLLL Inc stock on hand to-day was
SOFA a.iis1es Upland and LOO bales sea island
s's SI' ~ ol bales upland and 9,55S bales sea
tAs sL W. Inc market ruled quite firm through
sdv, ,oSA' VITO vi, fairly active demand at the
isr tgo .ne lower grades continue scarce; in
rsoa .rv erlng stock was not wholly up to the
i3 5.4dT n.s aud about all the stock to be
wan l'.l vas taken. The total sales for the week
or S1oou 1900 barrels. The following are the
Id aS ss as OF the Board of Trade; small
= by ,' are held at 1sD14c higher:
God ''''''''''.''. -....'....4 A049B
Prime ''''''''''''.''''.... 43e4428
I9lgh nominal '''''''''''''' ''4|s@So4
IiisTs5tar- o's '...................S 700 80
''''' ................ 0002 25
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