The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15

New York, Sept l4.-Rosin market quiet
and steady; strained, common to good
l29I 70 Turpentine dull and nominal at
23a429c.
Charleston Sept II. - Spirits turpentine
dun, nothing doing; receipts Al casks.
R5oosln-good strained firm at 95ci receipts,
Wilmington, N C., Sept l4.-Rosin arm:
strained, aoc; good strained, 90c. Spirits
Tar was firm at 81 Is. Crude turpentine
steady; hard 81 %; soft 81 60; virgin. 81 go
Cotton.
There has been a better feeling in the mar
ket during the past week The receipts have
been greatly increased, the demand stea v
and active, and the under tone firmer i he
controlling markets have fuctuated within
narrow range and influenced no special effect
upon 5 pots. 1t has been reported that there
IS lalge short interest a New York and in
Inc south, and il has acted more or less
nervous. Speculation has, however, been
narrow and the liberal movement Of the crOD
ana large estimates OF the crop has been
serious drawback to the tendency OF the mar
het 10 rise in price. Manufactured cottOnS
aaVe oeen IN go "a demand. which gives en-
Coutagement TO the belief that the raw mate
IIal mas at last reached the bottom notch,
ana VIII more than likely advance IN the near
IuJore' There are several steamers at this
port ready TO receive cotton for direct ship.
ment 10 Europe, and the movement is eX-
peGted TO be large during the coming week.
Inc sales OF spot cotton for the week were
80 dleS. me market was Dulletined steady,
az the Cotton Exchange at the close today,
with the following quotations:
Eddling fair ....................N Nominal
WiSG1ir tuolihg ...'-.''..-''-.'..-'.'.. 6g-l6
I1IuuIll!g .....- ...... ,..........-...... 65-l6
~" IAlQullng ........,..... ......
Good ordinary Observation-Disclosures. 5lf-l6
sea lsIand-The receipts for the week were
90 uags The exports were IA bags moving
as follows; 10 bags to Liverpool ana 1874 la 5
to-\eW ork for domestic consumption. he
business OF the week has been quiet. sales
accounting TO 245 bags, on q basis of the QUO
ha1 he int ef,s
- l-IgII OF Jne recent ralDS, and the MAJOR
Ivy Oh tne cotton is Of lower grades on account
v, vac carnage done by too much moisture.
FZ,Irs l,t'.. '.'..'.- -..... ..... 10
Fin 'ue-.'. ..'.'.'''.-......... 10
NJ '...,..,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA
'-1iu me ...,..--.....-... Nominal
heeelpts-lh he receipts Of cotton at this
Pylt from all sources for the last week were
LOU lales upland and 1857 bales sea island,
island last year
.IIhe particulars OF the receipts have been as
iolg"s' Per Central railroad, l4,2t5 bales up
anu per savannah Florida and Western
itJi.t" az o,5o8 bales upland and 734 bales sea
Sld4u; per Charleston and Savannah rail-
IN 90 oaleS upland per South Bound rail
anu Dol ool bales upland; per Florida Central
@Lu Peninsular railroad 1872 bales upland
tEer steamers. 5s3 bales upland. per carts,
'utes Upland and bales sea island.
Aporls-Ihe exports for the past week
F"Ils 1895, bales upland and "a bales sea
stand moving as follows: To Baltimore
10 bales upland; TO New York 5,O65 bales
Ibaand' and IA bales sea island; to Boston
upland - '''09
stocks-The stock on hand and on ship
soaIu to-day was ~ 1872 bales upland and 1919
aug 91e9 sea sea island against %, 1919 bales upland
ing time last year.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPT. "A. 1894, AND SEPT IS,