The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-05

sales Les there 1000 bales to-day at a rise O,
6nio, In Manchester yarns O1S we're
silver in f ana STEADY STEADY. cloths quiet
auFanced TO points. Spot cotton here was
STEADY. sales 100 for export and 415
aor spinning. southern markets were gem
crazy quiet and there was a decline of lido
az charleston and St. Louis and &c at Baiti
more. New Orleans was firm and most other
markets were steady Norfolk Quotations
49, nv ana lowered S-l6c; no exports
rom tne ports. Savannah sold 100 bales
anu rev orleans 400 bales Port recelpts
yesterday ,254 bales against 5s69 bales LAST
mees ana 5ssS bales last year: to-day GIT
oales against 4, Sol bales this day last week
a az a. : 80 bales last year; thus far this week
~ 1919 oales against II 1853 bales thus far last
week. Generally fair weather was predicted
LOT the cotton belt during the ensuing
twenty-tour hours, with south or Southeast
WINDS IN most sections. Houston received
9.4oi oaIes, AGAINST 4, 400 bales this day last
week ana ?. 81 bales last year To-day's feat
SIess reports or Injury to the crop in Texas
MlsslssIppi and elsewhere; some advance IN
Liverpool the favorable state OF the drv
gooGs trade and some indications that he
MARKET mad been oversold. caused nervous
ness among the shorts and prices easily ad-
Nanced. lbough the weather TO dav was
clearer at the south and the rainfall for two
days past has been comparatively light the
receipts at the ports aud interior towns are
quite heavy"
IN New ,eS York, Sept; 4.-Riordan & Co say of
NSSyCA LO-udy lu6T6 was a QlStlnCtIV Def-
t5r leellng IN the cotton market to-day Llv-
erpool sent US no encouragement and the re-
celpts were liberal: but the crop accounts
were considerably less satisfactory. and as
the day wore on the desire TO buy seemed to
De general January opened at 6s1c and ad-
Vanced with scarcely any reaction to . So I he
close was very steady at the highest price.
ihe bulls have gained many new recruits
lately, and the bears are evidently shade
less confident. It looks now as if the shorts
VII! hardly be able to cover their ventures
without paying higher prices. The strength
OF cotton in the afternoon was helped some
what by sharp advance in the stock mar
ket."
In the Dry Goods Trade.
New York, Sept, 4.-Bustness has been fair
in all departments Of the dry
goods trade With commission houses
the chief request has been Tor
spot goods for quick shipment. Printed
ca!lcoes are in very light stocks, and some
makes without package. All makes of kid
bleached cottoas are in free movement as
are colored goods, Ginghams and domestics
are in good request. Clothing woolens are
IN good demand for spring weights. Printing
cloths are in good demand at 27sc bid, and
declined.
Naval Stores.
Spirits Turpentine-The market was quiet
with no inquiry, while factors were firm in
their position. At the Eoard of Trade the
market was bulletined, firmly held at 26Ac
for regulars.
Resin There was very little business done
before the first call at the Board of Trade
During the day the inquiry became good and
large sales were made, the only changes IN
prices being in a few of the higher grades
which sold at two prices. At the Board of
Trade the sales reported were $3.50 barrels
The quotations at the close were as follows: