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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-The market FOR Rio IS les s.tive but prices arc
steady NJ late sales ~ 1000 bags Albion on terms
not transprci quote Ordinary Cargoes al ljtdlt1,
lO9 fl7c Good do, lT2DI7'tc., Prime do, lssS
lsioc: mild grades dull but steady.
COT'rON-rhe market tor spot Cotton u very dul ana
weak but no lower. quotations nominal
Quotations STANDARD Of Classification In force sept
l. 1874 and Upland Cotton IN store running IN qlay nos
half grade above below the grade quoted
Oriuary. Il strict Good Ordinary, 1913 Mhiing l5,s
Good ord l5Is Low Nndlling. l57s Good Md TN
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titlons based ON American standard OF classncation
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the s0s eH %iHd very light follows al Of ~
I5 s1f yssoFfS S ar s mJ sS $780, ': s F1
100 January. 200, l5lg total 200 5ass Ys.I
I l5c so' 4sss ieS% ensS 'Sf9temg.
Ss JanasTy i5i 5 Fesiry. 5.S
IDLE Weak sales today up to p milne 300 l5s1isc..
800 ~ sc. July. 400 1875 l5oO l5sae; 10 is,oc.
G s5o. Ias 100 GOO i5ossc Zoo iGe Sd DO:
d SS iSG i5 300 p5 oS 3 co. 100
N 1S 800 iSoGio loo peesmos 1902 ~ Ioa
March, 800. 5asc APRIL 300 ljs.gsc; 800 70 -, Lay.
FLOUR AND ME&-Great 6eaSines,
week and The business rom day to lay has been fa nom a
lsfctory Indeed there seems to oe very e leg. mats
lower prices This condition OF our market due lr{G to
Spring Wheat and very large supplies OF both rrins
an w %dr IN anGg %ch depressed and meshat ap
stts have Saas %gcn to .as ny %ad &
IN many instances sales nave been maze az oV IN
its merits Joebers as rule wiz no, ,n
crease tielI sooES osyon t' IL, n,en. ,t L..
prices The business has been The most married
lower Family brands have been hci with nor sss1sss
og T tr nave declined 10 i5c per ob and have not been
active even al the conceson cry Ground aa been N iar
demand the West Indies and south .ne ie'n.
but this better sustained than Western brands
more A freely and are lower though better sustained
other kinds Gooi u choice amber WINTER Mhea, brands
market AT - 7OS6 been taken extent FOR
SOuh America Extra has been SOIL - 80
- o. and heavy the Our present stock 10 IL yell
knOw is limited than the corresponding us
last wear this fails exert influence with the rslo
view of the liberal supplies OF Sprng Wheat brind, IN
nrospect cannot denied that legitimate AL 10
exert much any influence here in the present nh ay con
dtnn market The exports OF the week have been
2S ia bbs against ~ ZIG bls The responding e.k sss
market opened quiet steady Tor tbs
irregular the medium AMI letter
GRADES Flour offered yesterday rom J. NJ
Clarck q Co.'S Mills Georgia consigned 90 X. VI.
Lea I was $50 the benefit Of the organ fund
Of the Baptist Church OF Augusta At The close the
market steady the low grades ire guar for mediums
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Quicksilver 800 shares, at 17916a917ta17,
gain of % per cent 200 shares of Preferred at 23
q gain of per cent Pacific Mail, $500 shares AT
3412033ll 934 1ad34G34osa34as. a gain OF y per
cent; Union Pacific, 15,4O0 shares at 72si9 80
71l2972os 72ls, decline of os per cent; ST. Louis
Kansas City, and Northern, 200 shares, at sdI's,
decline Of is per cent Preferred, 200 shares at 20
no change; Kansas Pacific, 200 shares, at lI@lS'
gain of per cent; Northwestern $500 shares a'
397s939la 94Ols. a gain of Il per cent; It. raul
900 shares at 33l293f9337s, gain of os per cent ;
Rock Island 100 shares, at 1902 ga 1882 gam Oh
L. per cent Wabash, 400 shares at 9lsd9'e de-
cline of is per cent; Ohio and Mississippi, 3'Zoo
shares, at 23as023l4 G2i923ai, q gain OF % per
cent; Lake Shore $4,000 shares at 62l66o'iG
Gil 06O2i 62i2, gain of 70 per cent; Ere, o'ooo
shares. at 1sl4G1sG 1S3sdu73i s. 6O)als1a. de-
cline of Il per cent? Central and Hudson, 400 shares
at 1O3lo0 1881 d104, gain of q per cent; Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, 900 shares, at ss6s7is, de-
cline of u per cent and Hannibal and ST. Joseph oOo
shares, at 213iG224 a gain of Il per cent. Inc
market closed firm. The opening highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VIII
he found i'm the following table: