The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-01

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Foreign....... 74O66 219.4o2 sO.2l2 222. us
New York, 1860 lOS5l7 l6,4U 50912
INTERIOR. 28.7O9 1O1, l5s 3248s 45.445
TOGal shipt's 1l7,4S5 429,O7s 129,l7s $40, 1872
st'k on hand
and shipb'd 547O9 1876 S1.226 1877. $40
New York. Aug 3l.-Rosin market quiet.
steady strained, common to good, 81 l50
u ~ Turpentine dull and weak at % a &c.
charleston Aug. 81. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 25Hc; receipts 20 casks. Rosin-
rels NN-
Wilmington, N c., Aug. 8l.-Rosin firm;
strained, sc; good strained 90c. Spirits
soIPehtlne, steady at 254c receipts. los
casks Tar steady a. IL 05. Crude turpentine
steady; hard 81 o.; soft 81 70; virgin, s. 20.
Cotton.
Inc local market has been unusually quiet
i b the season of the year, the crop being
backward on account OF the excessive wet
weather., which relards harvesting There
Wa a talr demand at the declining prices dur
ing the week, but the Offering stock was quite
SSi1all Today ends the cotton season of 1898
81. Inc total receipts for the year at Savan-
IAN nave been 97l ,405 bales, against 20 1893 for
cue corresponding period in 1928. an in
SledSe OF 1851 bales. The exports have
Tsen S73 III bales against 79O752 bales for
ny % showing an increase of 1927 bales
me season ends with the price OF spot cotton
a. the lowest notch ever reached at this sea
IN ot the year. The prospect OF a large
leu LOT the coming season is good, and this
ass tendency to hold down prices keports
~ rains throughout the cotton belt during
VIC past week gave some strength to the
market and caused a slight advance in fu-
lures. The bears still insist that the price
c %nl go down to &c for mlddling, but they are
rpeIeIuI not 10 sell futures at that price. The
vudhces are that there will soon be an i'm
PIOFement in the market.
o q, ne sales Of spot cotton for the week were
a. ~ oaes; The market was bulletined steady,
S NJ me Cotton Exchange at the close to day,
N WI ihe following quotations:
Glddllng fair ............N Nominal
NiddIin '44iis ''''..''.. '''''..'..s Oy-Io
lou 80 $500. s.......,---... D 10
Coo iILu0luIlhg '.........,......... .....
W oludrV. ....................... IL 10
II sea lsland-The receipts for the week were
a. An "aies There were no exports nor no sales.
J v1t oi me receipts were Of the new crop and
b eaS OF excellent quality Although there has
vjSSII frequent rains, there has BEEN but little
tb iuu 10 inlure the fruit and il is expected
fps Ials seasons crop will be exceptionally
tt.e ~ quality. There has been no change in
SS1e prices, as business was at a standstill
changed: 80
Choice ,ziLa,e
Fine 'he '''. '.,................. lbR07
Medium Fine ''''''''''''' * |+S,O
iuIA TO Good Medium. ........ b, 141i
me eselpts-Ihe receipts OF cotton at this
56G1lSS rom rom all sources for the last week were
ay9 y oales upland and II bales sea island,
isiaIaSS 1SlO bales upland and Is bales sea
sand last year.
foins particulars OF the receipts have been as
lana >, FER Central railroad u SO bales up
faN- per savannah. Florida and Western
Say l,lbj bales upland and fl lales sea
unIaru per south Bound railroad. lt2 bales
f6Ft'auu per orida Central and Peninsular
tsi,lo "a, 10 bales upland: river steamers, ll2
uyland; carts bales p'aud.
,garAporls-lh ne exports for Lhe past week
ana moving as follows 10 Baltimore
oeIes upland; 10 New York 3i7 hales
face,ulSu, TO Boston pea bales upland; Mann
SSt,oIea 2O3 bales u bland.