The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15


2oth when The market recovered Nc and little
lNc.irr dealings characterized the market
A. The END % the month The market became
QGll again. The demand was sluggish and
there was very little business TRANSPORTING.
Market closed az 40 for middlinH The re-
cCipts for the month were . 55l bales.
May opened somewhat irregularly and I'M
eetti'o Win decline during the FIRST part OF
lhe month followed ay recovery. and par
ual auVunCe was sustained on the bulk OF the
trading. The advance IN price being &c
hRher than at April closing hut they again
declined about the 18th " The month 20 nc
lof mlddlng The report Of the agricultural
bureau showing such small increase IN the
acreage seemed 10 obtain but little credit IN
the leading markets while the fears OF any
great damage by the rise Of the rivers In
the southwest had considerably subsidized and
indications pointed 10 a sttll further weak
ness. The buyers began 20 leave the market
and the demand from day 10 day was very
moderate ana business as WhOlc was very
light. The month ended with a little accumu-
ldtlon OF stocks and a general disposition TO
shade prices. The reports from all parts OF
the country were not satisfactory the cool
nights interfering with tine plant, ana in some
sections replanttng was reported. The month
closed at FAC for middllg. The receipts for
the month We're Is. 322 bales.
June The market continued very dull dur
ing the first week. and prices fell OF &c all
around. It, however, steadied up a little for
lew days and became hrmeT, with recovery
In all grades above good ordinary. The
hrmneSS was due to the more favorable ad-
vices from controlling markets and the heavy
business at Liverpool. There was pretty
steady demand, and, all things considered.
lar business was done inns continued dur
Ing the third week, and prices steadily ad
der,a,,5> ~ % 49, ,,5 " - % "a y. So, a.,
70 dav and n fair M ,,-a ac ,,nolished
Cron accounts y,oro 5l-,,,l,,,ba+ IinfoIarotIe
mt moi enouyb 70 aes tte so,+roiiino mar
lfets either Iga, IN trs,,qItb aTbih{ted in
The c0ntroling narltets ,,.as ll,e 70 The rontin
nation Of heavy t,itinf ~, + iverrooi and the
further i,1Tro eI'cr4 r. ,sIic IN that mar
let Tba for,tb I.,eel, in fiIt,a ms 1oTnnata
ttvplv ouiet ANA mics declined izr all
around This yvos ,1,ie ~ a bcayv sln4n i'm
Tradins Of i2,ar,,.'CI - ,be -
seouCnt e9sinees ddraloraJ in thot n-ar
kef along win ne Stiffness ~ me
New York none, rraTl-.t ,,atas havInS,
advanced heaviiV III demand in mis- mar
transacted reachintg 11erefv n1rninal nroI,or
tions T'be month cir.,5 ,,.it7 y1,iddlfngs al
re Tho receinte foT no month yyora IL 955
bales
Jujy opened with No nav- features in the
suot market II vas ro+far ami mt nr,ceS
held ant very Vol All tbings conSidarcd
The inouirv vas o,,itn SLOW ana Tho bnsineSs
offering stock WIS iigbt ana sellers slicreedad
in obf9ir,in,g f,I1I e,Ir-,-t Sl[,,ras in tbcir
transartIous me crC,,. cnnditions showed no
nnrticn1ar inr,roI-er,n1t THO 1,atnrte fro1,,
aGroad aiso lIero ~ :, io,nss no tn,,Id-,,,-
Dur1ng the third weelt mere was n iittie az.
tivitv dfsDlaved in the market and sales ran
up to proportions far exceeding the entire
business of the rst three weeks. The tone
of the market remained Steadv and prices un-
changed In the last week of the month the
ing owing Ia the long smell Of