The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-09

General EAenaEASs
prsf-ess is getting back to its old stand
-. and the merchants feel encouraged over
fsrt that the confidence OF the country
covered to a considerable degree The
.r.,. market is again becoming easy and
.rsnanks are paying out currency on all safe
.rqrds Exchange is being freely taken at
loss discount. The bank clearings this
-. Of five days mot including Monday,
MOI, WAS holiday, were nearly double
,,oss Of the preceding week. Cotton is not
living very freely, but prices have
s5yanced and the demand for
che receipts have been lively.
>-,yaI stores are virtually on boom. Spirits
,rr,srtfne is in good demand and has ad-
,anced "a cents per gallon during the past
vssk Rosin is freely taken at quotations
and the market has advanced in medium
on5 common goods during the week. In job
birr circles the business shows a great in
crease over previous weeks, and orders are
coming in from all over the country. The
merchants are compelled, however, to
he very careful in filling orders, and
dehtors are well weighed before the goods
are shipped. The grocery trade has improved
wonderfully during the past week. This
is between seasons for the wholesale dry
ooods trade, and business is comparatively
Fat They have not put out as many goods this
season as on previous years, on account Of
the general depression and uncertainty of
trade They look forward TO large filling
IN orders" as soon as the farmers
get through paying for fertilizers
and other debts which take the first returns
from the early cotton crop. There are no
new crop advices. The damage to the up
land and sea island cotton crop has greatly
discouraged those who expected a larger
Weld over the past season, but it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that prices viii hold good
during the season. The provision market is
steady, the = only changes noticeable being
an advance in meats. Merchants continue to
complain Of slow collections. The outlook
for generally good business is quite en-
couraging. however, as the two months sus-
rension Of business and of production has
accumulated a mass of wants to he supplied
with very low stocks to meet the demand,
and it is not improbable that values will
greatly increase in the near future The fol
lowing review of the weeks business will
show the tone and the latest quotations of
the different markets to-day:
Naval Stores.
Spirits Turpentine-The market for the
week mas cen uIlIl anu advancing. J. ne en-
tire receipts have been freely taken on the
increased prices. The week opened with PIC
for regulars. and has gradually advanced to
26qc at which price the market closed to-
day. The sales of the week amounted tO30O0
casks
Rosin-There Inns been a good demand for
all grades during the entire week, and very
nearly all of the receipts since the storm have
been bought up at the ruling quotations.
There has been an advance in medium grades
The sales Of the week amounted TO 5000 bar
rels of which about y 900 was the stock of the
factors which was at the WharveS scattered
about by the storm of Aug. n This stock
was bought at the regular prices quoted at
the time OF the storm, and was sold at the
buyers risk of losses and delay in delivery.
There has been considerable trouble IN get
ting the stock straight at the wharVeS, but il
Is reported that in "a few days it will he salts
factOrily arranged and business viii again
resume its regular course.
Receipts and Exports The total receipts
since the storm of Aug. p. we're 1924 casks
spirits turpentine, and 22772 barrels rosin,
The exports for the past week were 1S3
casks spirits turpentine and 40i5 barrels
rosln moving as follows; To New York, 1870
casks spirits turpentine and 2OJ barrels rosin:
TO Baltimore. 81 casks spirits turpentine and
6o5 barrels rOSin; TO Philadelphia, 80 casks
spirits turpentine; to Boston. $50 casks
spirits turpentine and 10 barrels rosin: to
OpOrto, 200 barrels rOstn; to Rotterdam , 2G7
casks spirits turpenJinc and $500 barrels
rOSln; to London, 2.4Jl casks spirits turner
tine; to Hun, , 61S casks spirits turpentine.
Quotations AT the close of the market
today he following quotations were bull
Ietined at the BOARD of trade. Spirits turpen-
tine firm -UtgC. ROSin firm