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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
NAVAL STORES.

Thursday. Sept i3
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The turpen-
tine market opened firm to-day at S5h
cents. with reported sales at the Board
Of Trade OF ta3 casks at the opening call
and closed firm and unchanged. with fur
thor sales OF So casks During the early
part Of the day the market seemed to be
In fairly strong position. but later an APP
parent weakness developed. due 10 the
Withdrawal OF some buyers for the day
ia the hope that this would result In sur
ncient weakness to bring about a decline.
while the Official closing was Arm. and
there was not und, rstood TO b. any trans
actions after the closing on a lower basis
than the market price. % was neverihe-
less the current impression that a decline
might be looked for. Buyers were I'M
Ger the impression that the mar
ket was in a good way to drop ana they
accordingly remained cut pending devcl-
opments. The receipts were 9lS. ana the
exports 6.2l5
ROsINS-The rosin market closed Arm
and unchanged to-day with sales Of 2,ll6
barrels reported sold at the opening call
at the Board OF Trade II was said there
was q fair demand for ros.ns. ard that
the market was ia pretty firm condition.
Factors are not understood 10 have dis
posed OF all offerings. however. The re-
ceipis were ASS. and the experts SOS
The prices were as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

MOS. In keeping with our reaction Liver
pool has declined. though private cables
dedar,d the easier tone Of the English
market was due 60 free offerings Of spot
cotton from New Orleans. Later In the
morning the local market gave a char
acterisuc demonstration Of inherent
strength. by advancing a points on a rush
OF shortH TO cover and squirt To invest
ment buying This exertlon on the part
OF the bulls seemed 10 exhaust their cn-
efsies as during the rest OF the session
the market slowly sagged back under
hght profit taking. and an absence OF fall
backing. Prospects Of continued ight re-
eelpis ana reports thai a storm OF con-
siderable violence was central Ia the At
hnic states, Increased the reluctance
81 the trade 70 take the short side Tor
the time being. Near the close the mark q,
became weak under hurried scramble for
pfohts by insiders and the wire element
The market closed weak. ana irregular, 4
points higher 20 points net lower
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

New York. Sept i3-Murphy & co. say:
Cotton in Liverpool advanced about l5-Gti
ana Nell estimates this crop az nine and
three quarter millions. Our market open
ed irregular about 10 points higher but
reacted on general and free realizing
sales. after which Liverpool and New Or
leans orders TO buy started the market
up about p points above yesterday 3
closing prices. The market was very few
erish and irregular with little. " any.
disposition to make bear sales.
Conservative houses that have generally
favored the bear side after the great ad-
vance are now changing as the private re-.
ports from the South do not indicate larg.
~ crop than last year. and " this proves
20 be correct cotton Is cheap az II cents
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

proportion OF the German loan will have
10 be met by gold exports. the need OF
gold being the evident motive OF the Ger
man governments In seeking TO place the
loan in New York The Berlin Bank.
which Is usually foremost In government
financial operations. has for liz CORE
spondent IN New York the bank which
holds over 100000 OF surplus reserves.
compared with the total surplus OF S23.-
10000 for OH OF the sixty-threc clearing
house banks Fully 81 per cent Of this
banks reserves are In gold with the
growing movement Of currency 10 she IN
terror and the cessation Of money supply
on suh-treasury operations the future de-
mauds thus indicated on the money mar
ket may well have something 60 do with
the determined apathy Of stock spccula-
ton. IL Is not improbable that the syn
dicate which underworld the American al
lotmcnt Of the British loan may make fur
Their gold shipments 90 mees later Install
ments on the loan.
The bond market continued devoid OF IN
terest except for a drop OF ~ Ia 81. Louis
Southwestern seconds Total sales par
value. $40 000 United states 81 declined y
per cent IN the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1890 shares including Northern Pa
cihc g 80; Reading first preferred. s.o-o'
Union Pacific. l0625; Peoples Gas. 1850.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. Ero.

New York sept ig.-Flour market was
considerably stronger ana more active
buyers finding encouragement IN the de-
cided frmness Of wheat. Rye Hour
steady.
Cornmeal arm. Rye auiet.
Barley steady. Barley malt dun
Wheat. spot. firmer. No ? red. size; op-
lions were considerably frmer to-day 10
response TO positive strength IN the
Northwest. where receipts were light BE
sides active coverings al time there was
moderate foreign buying and broader
speculative trade generally helped by IN
creased export tfade. Closed strong ~
a,afic net higher. March closed oi4c, May,
Sc. September. 0i4c; October S}4c; Dc
c,mbcr. sac.
corn. spot. arm. No 2. feNc: options
market steady a. first. but afterwards
much stronger on cables. the rise IN
wheat. export reports and small offerings.
Closed arm Of haAc net advance. May
closed nMc: September closed &c. octo-
Der. SIC. December. iihc-
Oats. spot. steady No. p &c; options
dun. but steady.
Reef steady. Cut meats steady
Lard. steady. Western steamed N&.
September closed H.so nominal. refined
steady.
Petroleum quiet
kuEin sfeaNA
Turpentine steady.
Rice hrm
Conee. spot Rio quiet: No 7 invoice.
sssc. mild duh. cordova shGi4c.
Sugar. raw. strong. fair refining. &c;
centrifugal s5-test. s.. molasses sugar. &c:
refined firm.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady az decline OF 5Ni0 points aud
ruled Inactive. with weak undertone
following lower European markets. uuHat-
lsfactory Brazilian news. fun receipts.
disappointing spot demand ana entire abb
sence Of speculative support. large IN
crease IN the worlds visible being ex-
pected oct ! on present movement The
market closed steady. with prices 5 20 10
points net lower Total sales were 1910
bags. Including September OF HiOa7i IS;
October at f1i5: November. T.25.
Butter steady; creamery, i6hM2lc; state
dair. i5is0eDa
Cheese nrm; large white. i05kc; small
white. i0if0i0ssc.
Eggs steady. state and Pennsylvania.
i70ishc. Western, regular packing. az
mark. i5NlTc.
Potatoes quiet. Jerseys. SOcai 10: New
York. 81 5On 6gis Long Island. N.50ffl T5.
Jersey sweets. s2.2sa275.
Peanuts hrm. fancy hnndpicked i4fi4c;
other domestic 2t4a5a.
Cabbage quiet: Long Island. per 100
81 5Oq2G
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool. Soc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
STOCKS AND BoNDs.
The Movement Of Prices Leaves
VaIue of stocks Uncertain.

The Movement of Prices Leaves
VaIue of stocks Uncertain.
New York. Sept $50 far as the stock
market can be relied upon as a mirror Of
tho general condition, the country remains
plunged In profound doubt and uncertain
~ The few movements OF prices are lit
tie more than ripples on che surface Of a
stagnant pool. Members OF the Stock
Exchange ore quRe nonplussed Both
that class who operate on their own ae-
count. known as room traders. and the
commission house brokers are equally pug
zled over the immobllliy OF the market
The few STOCKS In which any appreciable
movement occurred to-day were dealt IN
20 80 small an extent as 10 dcsract from
the signlacnuce OF the changes. The
coalers showed somo sharp declines. Lack
awanna losing ~ points. while Reading
first preferred and New Jersey Central
were down ~ one time about "a point. but
parflv recovered. The declaration Of =
strike IN the Pennsylvania anthracite re-
gion probably had q depressing effect on
the general market the contest inaugn-
rated Is felt 60 be fraught with vast pos
sibiiities Of harm. Some depression was re-
Elected from foreign exchanges, London
"A railroad strike.
The leading incident % the day IN the
financial world was the easing ~ the pri-
vhte discount rate IN London IN response
10 the large additional recuperatlon shown
by the Bank Of England The sterling
exchange rate fell sharply IN New York
Paris and Berlin ~ consequence an ad-
vance In the Berlin discount rate helping
the movement The London money mar
ket was apparently undissurbeo by the
stock Exchange settlement aE5 "a = per
cent. lnstallment falling due Tomorrow
on 4ubacriptlo ns 20 the British excheauer
bond issue This leaves half OF the sub
ucrip,lon vet 90 he made. The weaerai
admission that German loan 10 the ex-
tent OF 81 ea009 u TO be- placed in New
York piyes additional interest 20 the e.
fe,.t ~ the remaining nsfallmen's 20 be
paid by American subscribers 90 the Brit
ish loan.
II is a safe assumption that a liberal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
COTTON STILL MOVES UPWARD
LOCAL sPoTs CLOSE QUIET At A
RISE or y CENT.

The Trade Inclined 90 Take strong
BuIIish view OF the situatioB-The
Cotton Futures Market weak and
Irregular With Prices Z Points Up
TO > Points On-spirits TurpentIne
Firm at 35la Cents-Hosins Firm
and Uncban ged-LocaI and Tele-
Ernphic Markets.
The Morning News once
Thursday, Sept. g. 1890
spoa cotton closed at an advance OF =
cent to-day, with the tone quiet and the
demand fairly good at the prevailing
prices Al the opening good middhng was
quoted al II cents. and middling 100. cents
with holders asking y cent higher. At
she midday call another = cent was add
Cd al which business followed The trade
seems confident that prices are to 70 much
higher later on. since nearly all conditions
apparently favor the bull side OF the
market
The cotton futures market closed weak
and irregular. with prices I points higher
90 s points net lower During the early
hours considerable strength was impaired
90 the market by better Liverpool ad-
vices. coupled with an estimate by Nell
OF New Orleans placing the growing crop
nj nine and a half million bales. Later
on the market again showed strength IN
response 90 a stampede Of shorts to cover
and a large volume Of investment buying
There was some disposition 20 take the
short side. but the continued light re-
celpts at the ports. coupled with the re-
mort that a storm was DEVELOPING ia the
Gulf tended 80 exert a countcracting effect
Much Of the strength OF the futures mar
ket Is attributed by the local trade go the
reluctance 10 let shorts In 'out of the
wet" thereby maintaining prices without
IN esupport Of outside influences. Those
Inclined 60 the bearish side are not sum
GENTLY confirmed IN their views 20 war
rant operations on their part.
The spirits turpentine market closed firm
at 25n cents with fair demand towards
the closing II seemed there was "A weak
or feeling. however. and Il will not be
surprising II the market yields by reason
OF the iesseued demand. and the efforts
81 buyers 10 pound prices. The rosin
market closed firm and unchanged. The
wholesale markets closed steady and IN
changed. The following resume Of the
different markets will show the tone and
quotations az the closing to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

there was q sudden Weakening up which
been no encouragement OF late FOR large
shipments in this direction. the quicken
"a movement found light stocks and
values promptly responded 20 hardening
quotations South Foreign continues a
lively quantity and promises TO hold place
until under more liberal receipts the
prices OF domestic shall be modified
Advises from the South note good In
Quiry al an points. Along the Atlantic
coast receipts OF new crop are light and
hnd ready sale al fun figures. The weather
is and has been clear. and the planters
have large portion OF theacrop gathered.
There Il promise of liberal receipts during
the coming week ana an expressed deter
mination to market freely az present val
ues.
In New Orleans. the early week was cN-
cessively duh and in anticipation OF large
receipts. prices were easy with lower
tendency. hut with sudden enlargement OF
demand midweck, prices ughtcned, then
advanced = cents per pound. ~ which. un-
der continuing activity market rules
strong
Estimates OF loss by the recent storm
difier widely Pretty fun reports. how
ever. from all sections indicate that while
individual losses are heavy, the reduction
OF general crop Is likely To be less than
10 per cent. The crop 81 the present year
Louisiana and Texas-had given promise
Of 3.900om sacks. hence even u reduced
the amount suggested. will SIN yield a
liberal outcome far In excess Of any pre-
vious year There has been no appreciable
effect upon prices. the disaster only tend
ing 20 confirm present values. II Is an-
ticipated. that receipts will be- liberal from
now on us current values give most en-
couraging remuneration go all concerned
and the crop. therefore undoubtedly mar
kcted with all possible prudent haste.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
OCEAN FREIcurs.

COTTON. Savannah 20 Boston, per
cwt. 25c. 60 New York. per cwt.. Doc
10 Philadelphia. per bale, 81, Baltimore
81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. S9Q0oC
COct 55c). Liverpool Is. Hamburg, b5ci
Genoa. CSC; barcelona. zoe, Manchester
Csc: Huvrc, Coo
FOREIGN GNDIRECT-Liverpool. eOci
Manchester. COO nominal; Hamburg. 60o;
Havre. 78c: Genoa. zoe. Reveal and 81.
Petersburg. 75c; Antwerp. &c.
LUMBER n. esn-Freights dull. q
Baltimore and eastward 10 to 90 per
NJ. including Portland.
LUMBER-Ry Steam-Savannah 10 Bal
timoro. $500: 20 =. n. II or D. a o. docks.
Is 20: TO Philadelphia, i6thc per cwt. q
lbs 10 FOOT. TO New York, 800 pcr NJ.
1915 10 dock: lightered 10 Boston 10 dock.
500.
NAVAL STORES. The market Is firm;
medium size vessels. Rosln--Cork for
orders. 81 Ga per barrel Of $40 pounds. and
per cent primage. Spirits, ~ ~ per
q gallons gross. and per cent. primare.
Large vessels. rosin. D.; spirits. a -
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosln; 2lke
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. and sac
on rosln aud ise on spirits 20 New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

The cotton market closed quiet to-day
at "A rise OF Nc on the grades quoted. The
demand was good. though the offerings
were not abundant at the prices export
crs seemed willing 20 pay. Good middiing
on the spot was quoted az ilisc and mid
ding l07sc Good mlddling r. o. b. was
Ike 20 ii9sc during the forenoon. and to-
wards the closing sales were reported on
the basis OF liM TO II S-i6c. The day
receipts were 6.276 bales. savannah's re-
ceipts for the day were equal 10 about
half the receipts AZ all the ports. The
days transactions on the spot were sss
bales.
The following were the Official spot quo
tations az the close Of the market at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
FINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market Is
weak Commercial demand. ASsN
sixty days. 2.S2is. ninety days 81 soA
francs. Paris and Havre, sixty day.
Blg7s Swiss. sixty days. 52i7t; marks.
sixty days 9ic; ninety days sss.c
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - steadv.
hanks are buying az Y discount and sell.
ing a. follows: SIS and under. iOc pre-
MUM: So 10 $50 i5c premium: $50 20 500
Zoe premium 500 20 500 25c premium: sos
and over par. Checks must average 1sO
TO get the par rate.
sECURITGES-The market is very inac.
tive scarcely anything doing Quotations
are rather nominal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

HIDEs-Markct firm; dry fint. f3Mc:
dry salt. iiisc. green salted. &C..
WOOIs-Nominal; prime Georgia. free
OF sand burrs and black wool. isc black
iec. bury, loc. Wax. 25c, tallow. sac.
Deer skins. aoc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIsH-Mackerei. half-barrelH. No. I.
g. 90; No 2, SEQ: No. :. $50. kita No. /,
$40; No 2, u.2s No. g. S5o. Goldfish.
pound bricks. 6Mc. 2-pound brfcka &C..
Smoked behring's. per box. ACC Dutch her
rims. IN kegs. Sl.i0; new mullcta. half
barrels. s2iO
SYRUP Market quiet: Georgia and
Florida syrup buying at EsuSoc. selling a.
G2Q3Sc; sugar house NJ i0dl5c. selling at
HONEY-Fair demand. STRAINED. IN bar
rels, 6Q6oc gallon.
High wine basis. si.3.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14


Galveston-Brought forward. stock. Is
Olg
New orleans-Firm: middling. Hisc; net
receipts. 1882. gross. 2Ss2. sales, 800 stock
073
Mobne-Quiet: middllng. iOisc; net re
ceipts. SCI: gross. 65l, sales, ~; stock D.
$50
Charleston-Firm. middnng. ioAc; net
receipts. 81; gross. Ga; sales, 400 Stock
i025
wilmington-Firm: middling. io'.c net
receipts. l.0s2 gross 40G2, stock, lists
Norfo.k-Firm. middliug. iohc' net re
ceipts. i.oo5. gross. i.O5. sales, Isl. stock.
llSl
Baltimore Nominal; middling. lie; gross
900. stock. ssi.
New York-Qulet: miidling. lie: gross.
81. sales 81 stock, o 40.
Boston, Quiet. middling. loac gross. l.
22s.
Phlladelphia-Firm; middllng lAc,
stock. AZ
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Dull. mlddling. lie; net re-
ceipts. 2.466, gross. 2.55s; sales. l'tO0' stoek'
1883
Memphis-Flrm. mlddling. i07sc; net re
ccipts. i6i; gross. i6i; sales. i'S"' stoeh'
73l5
St. I.ouIs-Firm: middling, l07sc; net re-
ceipts IS; gross %; sales ~ a'o0N' D
s35
Cineannati-Dun: middllns. ioAe; stock
1915
Houson-steady; middllng, lose. net re-
ccipts. 3.73s. gross. 3,7i6, stock. 1878
Louisville Firm: middling. llc
Exports OF cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, SSV' 10
the continent. 4.i50: coastwise. LOO.
Mohlle-Coastwise. 6I2.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 22j.
New York-To the continent. -
Total foreign exports from oil ports TINS
day. To Great Britain, b.50o' TO the con-
tinent 4.f0s.
Total foreign exports from oil ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain, 1891 70
France. sgs: to the continent. e,s2e.
Total foreign exports since sept !. w
To Great Britain. ee.eie; TO France s's' %
the continent. is.66s.
New York. Sept. lS.-Cotion-Sp''
closed quiet. &c advanced. Middllng up
lands. lie: middling gulf. nag sales o.
bales.
Charleston. S. C.. Sept. i3.-cotton hfm'
middllng i0atc Sales %.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
COTTON FUTURES.
Market Closes weak and Irregular
point. In ca : Points on.

Market Closes weak ana irreA
Points IN 90 : Points on.
New York. Sept. i3.-ENcept tor sn""
OF animation during the early session ana
several violent price changes before MO
day. the cotton market was comparatively
tame to-day. The more normal ruling OF
onairs in general speculative circles was
regarded by some traders as indicative o.
waning bull strength. The market open
ID irregular with prices 20 u points
higher IN sympathy with an unexpeeted
bull turn of the Liverpool market Inc
strength on the other side resulted from
number OF causes, the most potent 81
which was crop estimate by Neiii IN
which he places the maximum Yielded a.
$4,000. naming 9.aoooo0 hs more PROB
able figure. however. The trade here We
slow 60 respond 20 the strength IN Llv-
erpooi. and following the call che market
rapidly eased of 20 about last nights anal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

Liverpool. Sept 10. 4p motion.
small business; prices higher. American
mddling fair. il-i6d good middhng. 2
7-led; middling. 7Ad. low mlddlng 7iad.
good ordinary. 8 25-22d. ordinary. . i3-32d.
The sales Of the day were 90 bales, OF
which ~ were for speculation ana export.
and included 2So American. Receipts i00
bales, Including 80 American.
Futures opened excited and closed bare
IS steady. American middling. low mid
ding clause. September. Z I'D value.
September-O october. 6 ed. buyers: Octo-
her-November 5.55a5 SD. sellers. Novcm-
ber-Dccember. 5fSq5. t6d. sellers: Deem
ber-January. 53sd. buyers. January Feb
ruary. 5.35d. buyers; February March.
sa2N5.23d. buyers: March-Apri. 530a5.3id.
SELLERS Apri-May. SD buyers May
June, 52sd. sellers. June-July. 5.25a5 I'd.
sellers July-August. 5.25d. buyers
New Orleans. sept. i3.-Cotton futures
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

New York. Sept. i3-General demand in
excess Of supplies In heavy brown cottons
ana In print cloths and sellers generally
Withdrawn from the market. Spot goods
held FOR advanced prices. Ducks are Nc
higher IN some markets. sBleached cot
tons In good demand. advances probable
Coarse colored cottons strong Ia tending
upwards. Prints in good request ana stif-
fleming
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

Charleston. s. C.. sept. is.-Turpentine,
nothing doing. Rosin quiet unchanged.
Wilmington. " G.. Sept. - Spirits tur-
pentine duiI and nothing doing Ia irrcgu-
lars. nrm. S5iac for regulars. receipts. 81
casks.
Rosin quiet. u.i5di2o; receipts. lm.
Crude turpentine. N.lefi2lo. receipts. 81.
Tar quiet. $40. receipts. q.
New orleans Sept i5.-Receipts. Ros-
in 21 barrels.
Exports. Rosin 10 Liverpool, 1000 bar
rels. 10 London 90 barrele.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Sept. i3-cotton seed Oh was
quiet but steady. Prime summer yellow
36l 3SiAc spot OF summer yellow. 55lac;
prime winter yellow. i01t4ic: prime white.
s91 SOC; prime meal. $50
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14

Nov lOTNl NNUI- II.-NOUtN OF on
steady az ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper tn5A per cent. Sterling exchange
weak with actual business IN bankers
bills a, 81 ssis for demand. and at ds3ik6
fs3i. for sixty days; posted rates, N@m
4 sag. and NNia0fSS Commercial bills.
81 sei4H4s3. silver certificates. 62i4as3izc.
Bar silver. sea. Mexican dollars, l9hc.
Government bonds easier, state bonds
inactive. and railroad bonds irregular
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near as possible IN
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. o@clal quotations are not used