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do you tnink there will be an extra session of
Congress ~ was asked.
81 can see nothing that is likely to require an
extra session OF Congress or which would make it
imperative upon the President To call except
thus monetary question. II no action by the pres.
ent Congress IN regard to the reduction OF revenue.
some such plan as that suggested by this measure
will enable us to tide over until Dccemb r, 1887.
when Congress will Of necessity have TO draft some
policy In connection with the tariff and revenue
form II has been clearly demonstrated that efforts
on the part Of tho Treasury to anticipate tho
interest on outstanding government bonds
afford no reiief 10 the business elemeit aud tue
money markets OF the country AS lor Nati0uai
banks buying Government bonds AT from 10 to
Us. and depositlng them in he reasury ot tnc
United States ~ coliater. for depos.. . made IN
banks by The Governmen,, no sensible oanker
would en;ertain sucn proposition
Blu. wi, not ta,s s.n po 0SeS.1 Seo"S SslonsuS s
to the people can thus be scattered AMONG .ne NY
tionai banks Of the country wi,hou. security 70
| the Goyerumeur against loss y was asked.
well" replied Mr scott, suppose you just
stop moment s.d investigate tho subject aud seq
If that Is the true state ot tue casa III, iaS
bill b." DrSs,dss sds that ssssaal SSts s"as
| have paid not less thsn per, coas
interest Ior live consecutive years and whsSh have
the par vaiuo oil their capital STOCK, and 10 sach
banks the secretary Of the ireasury Is authorized
to deposit exceeding 10 per cont OF tue capital
stock of such BANKS. now, IL Is reasonable 70 A.
! sume that tho National Uanks OF our large com
ceutres subject as tnoy arc to tne scrutiny
! of mud investigation by G0verhment bsnx exam
liners, thai have pa, regular av'eonas oi n.y. .S ~
sss sss ss"s"s ss%s ns'SsS @ % such
mum a,nount psopossa 10 be- deposltea. rhts doe!
not take into confederation - tnetvMess
lisbillIiAa aa stN"knoldsrs OF saeA senkA SnsS
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eng The Closing quotations.:



LIVERPOOL, April >. noon.-Cotton steady.
q arr demand; middling uplands sd md
az Orleans Lied; sales 10000 bales. for
balation and export 1000; receipts 10, 900
1 all American.
,nireE; UDlands. low middling ctapse
apdnd MAY delivery, 50 -64Gi 61-64d: May
and ne. 81 sd; June and July, sd: July
S5-eRust, 3 2-6id: August and September.
me MARKET quiet but steady.
,ngs aders Of deliveries a. tO-dav's clear.
/ 700 b4nted TO 1900 bales new docket and
sale O!d docket.
Al, ooo IA the week, 81 900 bales-American
porters Il speculators took G,40O bales: ex-
balea. iu33OO bales; actual exports, g. 300
total atncts. 1900 bales-A mercan 6 900:
Lales. totl3,O00 bales-American 527, 900
hi. 600 baleioat' 100000 bales-American
bsie sO R X npe ssles to-day included 7 900
Anril dsi,ycynds. low mlddllnq clause.
Mav.4 e0-gtd G0-6id. buyers: April and
BUYERS; June ers; May aud June, 462-Bld.
August. 58-RldJuly, jd. buyers; July and
Der. sod. Ilers; August and Soptem-
53.fld nuter..'o September and October.
value. soptembePer ana NOvcmber,5 -Bfd,
steady. J-6ld. Market quiet but
4:00p. m .-Futur.
clause. April delivP pl fndf. iow middlinz
and NAV, 4 G0-8i1. 40 $40. sellers; April
4G1 ia. seliers. .tners; May ana June.
July and August. 2and July, 81, sellers;
sentember. & 5-gtd seller; August anu
Oeober. a. CAD. vaiuFs; September ami
b.r. hi. buyers. sentp Ober and koyem-
Market closed dul. en- oO-oid, sellers.
NEW YORK. April .,
middllnE uplands, . 3-l6p.L1,1totton yuleti
giSe: sales W. baiee. NuuHnk OfleaAs
Futures; Market steady
lows: April delivery, o9tn sa dies rs tol-
9 36e: July. 9 4lc. Augu5t,B, a1oc' June.
9 2sC. " SepbenOefs
g.no ~ IN Cation rtoypn a
uplands, Q 3 lBc: middliR Orlean mlddling
2j3 bales; net receipts " 'ales' gree sales
Futures: Market cUed duli btho.
with sales OF t9.5 plsa, ~ folloNeady,
delivery. 1909 ljc Nay, 92lig9 2Z,April
98lGg SIC; July. . 1909 lic; Augustine,
CO September. lglgb S5c; october. fgg
$ 22c: November. Aih03 lbci DecemDor, hg
January. . 80G98 y
G. l.. Green y ;o.'s report says: -
deallngs nave Hsn iVo WIN or
LOST. prices cidng az about last evening
ngures with garkets simply dun and NOM
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, April 3 noon.-Consols, 100 ZIG.
=. m.-Consols, 100 5-l6 for money 100 s. I6
for account.
NEW YORK. April , noon.-stock qulet but
firm. Money easy at 2C93 per cent. Elk
ehange-long, 81 $50; snort 81 $50. State
BONDS dull but steady. Governments bonds
dun but hrm.
500 D. m.-Exchange 81 s8I<. Money closed
at pa per cent Sub-Treasurv balances
Gold, sl27 $4,000; currency, $l24SS.0C0. GOV
eminent bonds dun but heavy; four per cenUs
l2j; three per cents. lO0H bid. State bond
stocks opened weak this morning first
prices showing a loss of ZQ15 per cent.
Northwest, Western Union. and Louisville
AMI nashville showing the heaviest decline
The heaylness was soon checked, however
ana the market continued dul and firm TO
strong during the forenoon The highest
prices OF the day were shortly before midday.
Pacific Mail WAS conspicuous for It's strength
Union Pacific rose per cent. After midday
the market became more active and weak
western Union. Louisville and Nashville and
Delaware and Hudson each losing over | Der
cent. In the next two hours. and the rest OF
the list smaller amounts. There was a small
rally Just before the close. but the market was
decidedly feVersh and irregular late in the
Jay, ana closed IN that condition. Among the
usually active stocks, Northwest St, Paul
Omaha common, Michigan Central, anu Lake
shore each lost | per cont, Delaware ana
HUDSON, ana LaCkaWdnna tch u. New .Jer-
sey Central "a, Reading j. s. Missouri Pacific
81, and the remainder Of the list fractions
the exceptions being Pacific Mail, which closed
with net gain OF 81, and southern Pacific
which on small business was up 70, after SELL
ing at 4O1a. The conspicuous exception to the
movement above Indicated was Western
Union, which opened "a per cent. lower ami
closed with a net lOss of 23S. The decline IN
stock was accompanied by rumors that the
Baltimore and OHIO and United telegraph
lines were forming combination to build a
through line TO the Pacific coast, and that
they were TO work in combined opposition
hereafter TO Western Union. This statement
IS positively denied by The officials of the sal
tin ore and OHIO and parties in position to
know IN the Office Of the United line, but the
8 DRY had the depressing eject Indicated upon
prices. IL is now generally conceded that
such progress has been made by the repre-
7entauves OF the transcOntinental lines that
rates VIII be restored and harmony prevail
hereafter Sales 5000 % shares, the following
being the closing quotations:
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Birger Rus, 737 tons, Laurin, Cartagena, gdg
Wilder & Co.
Nio6e Nor, 49, tons, Olsen, Revsl, ldg-Geo
Walker.
Atlantic Ger, 5l2 tons, Liedtke, wolgast,
ldg-S fatmsn.
Briefly HIN Ger. 500 toHa, sohiebe, con
demned-Max Gohnsky.
Fifteen barks.
SCHOONERs.
Samuel II Crawford, 38l tons. Tilton, Balti-
more, ldg-]os A Roberts & Co.
Ihree sisters. Isl tons, simpson, Philadel-
phia, ldg--Ios A Roberts ~ Co.
sattlla, 1856 tone, Skolheld, North Boothbav.
dis-Jos a Roberts x Co.
Raymond 4 Maui, 81 tons, smith. New York
ds-Jos A Roberts Co.
j u Darlington, $50 tons, Blake Baltic ld0-
JOS A Roberts n Co.
Annie G. Grace. 490 IONS, Grace, PHILADELPHIA
dis-,los A Roberts Co.
Denlke, tons, Bohannan, Baltimore, die
Jos A Roberts x Co.
Eleanor, 81 tons, Mott, New York, dis-Jos A
Roberts 4 Co.
Ella NJ Storer, I27 tons, Stahl, Boothbay, dis
Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Aaron Reppard, 1876 tons, Lake, Philadelphia,
ldR-K b Reppard.
Geo Marts, 40 tons, Henderson, Baltimore,
ldg-Master
Eleven schoOners.
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Tvhee. April 2. SOD . m Passed out, steam
shin Tai aha.fce. b1rk ArtiIan fBrJ.
Wind W, light; fair.
DareB. March 3l--Arriyed, bark Liberte
tNOr), Tamttad, Barbados.
Cleared. barks Carl JOhan (NOri, Gautesen,
Goolc; Glynwood Bri, Williams, Rhyl
Fernandna, March 30-Arriyed, schr Belle
O'Neil, Butler, Bath, Me.
Cleared April I, schrs Mary r Carson, Rob.
insOn, New York, W Il Chester, Thorn psOn,
Matthias, Ne; Mary T. Crosby, New York.
Beachy Head. March 0-Paased, bark Titan
Ger, witt savannah for HambuTg.
Palm MajOrca. March l0-Arrived, bark
Miner NOR, Hansen, savannah.
COosaw, March 29-Arrved, bark silurian
(Brl, Johnston, barbados.
GEORGETOWN, 5 q, March 2o-Arrived, schr
Anna Ella Benton, Ireland, Phi adelphiA.
Jacksonville. March 80-A rived. schr ed
win Janet (Brl, Clear, Nassau. n y.
Pensacola, March 3l--Arrived, bark Both
ME Nor, kanen, MonteyideO.
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Persteamer st Nicholas. from Fernaniina
and way lanungs-A Gage and wife, Miss De
Nough, VIM = Miller aud wife, { Mcclure,
!, stout aud wife, Miss A Stout, Miss Kate
Hanney, q Smith.
Per steamship CITY OF Augusta, from New
1ork-Dr w ilson, 7 Il Warren, II II Shultz s
q Doran, Miss l. Jones, : l. Galliger, George
Lash' Il l. sheldon, sam Roselle, Mrs Bloom
held. Miss Bloomfield, A Louis, A $ Mo
Nicely, NJ G GSyman, j j Miller, j s Christie
) Myers, II Hughes, G II Miller, j Lind
sseey. ) Mitchell, Thos Feather5tonbough. II G
Reach, K lIolmes, Mics J w Weed. Master
W Weed, Rev Mrs Meigles Geo Maeee Mrs
6 Is Bingham, Miss Nickerson. Miss Hastings,
Miss Mills, Mrs FEEDER, Miss FEEDER. Robt
heid ami wife, Reid, l. Reid Robt Reid jr,
Willie Reid, Miss j Reid, Miss REID, Jane
Gray. Stecrage-W WEIGH, A Alexander r
Martin, A Hines.
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
ID Murray and wife. Mrs l. Giverwaud T. A
Green and wife, w IL Parknton, w Fowler.
Miss Nj A Barrett, Mrs Chas Lockwood, VIM
Murphy, 4 Miller, Master T. n Hoist Mrs u
W Lee, q Murray and wife, Miss Bessie
Murray, Miss Kate Murray, Mrs Knox Mrs
Ch8s Goodman, Miss Gerte Clark Cant PR
Sheppled, Miss Minis, e Herpin. Mr. Coo
and wife, DIR A FeTber. f l. Butler, ! ii Bush
MISS arlington, u Thorpe and wife, Miss
Thorpe, MISS J. Miller,W Ii Short, X Howe
WIN Sheaf, q G Benedict, c II Atwater. II b
DAVIS, 4 II Hathaway, Horace Perry, Pierre
norillard, Miss Lorillard, Miss o Flanagan,
Miss MOriarty, Nj 1873 ID Salye Mira Morrison
Miss o. Hara, Mrs E p Ram erer child and
nurse. A Fletcher, II Pennington.
Ilawarts wife ana son, J II Atwater, r W
Parsons, W II Locke, &c f Gilet, # l. Johnson.
A Moore and Wife, W Crack hearn, Il II
Libby. W Brown, j Gieman,W II Williams
IL SteinWay, Campbell, LII Fleming, AN
Clark. JnO Palliui. J Mckee JRO Lenahan,
Chas Petersen, & O'Sullivan. Emil Bollinger
Anthony Rosalli, } W Goodman, NJ Camman'
q W ebb, l. r. Merchant. p O Kessler Geo
Deshow Stubenbow, A = DOYLE p b Erick
Z A Adams Mlas Lizzie GOright, Mise Maggie
Williams Miss Carrie BarOit, Miss l. Henry
Miss NJ Callahan, Miss NJ Hammond, Miss M
Williams, Miss Clair, Miss X Norton. Miss
Nj Gleman, Miss T GrOwan. Miss G Scharlan
A Ancott, and AZ steerage.
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RECEIPrS.


Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
and way landings-2 bales cotton, 1913 crates
capbage boxes vegetables, 20 hbls cabbage,
4pkgs tobacco, pals tobacco, bales hides.
~ cra.es bottles, 8 Kegs cavia, l basket wine,
80 bbls oil, 80 sturgeon,
Fer Charleston and savannah Rv, April
% Dales cotton, ! car wood, bbls oil, 10 bids
meal 70 boxes tobacco 40 caddies tobacco, ,
bates hides, and mdse.
fer savannah, Florida and Western Rv.
Apfll ~ bales cotton, ~ cars lumber 1873
onls syrup 10 dds spirits turpentine, "a boxes
vegetables, 80 bbls Vegetables. II sack5 rice. 10
poAe7 oranges, bales hides, cars wood, l
bale moss. and mdse
Per Central Railroad. April 2-s57 bales
c0tton. 70 bales yarns. - bales domesucs, 9
pkgs tobacco, pkgs paper, 81 pounds bacon,
~ ools Spirits turpentue ~ bbls rosin, $50 bbls
Lime, 46l bales hay, Il bbls aud - bbls liquor.
cases liquor, 83 pAgs furniture andh h goods,
o. cattle, ~ hogs, Is cars lumber, lS tons pig
ana par IRON, casks clay. IA PIX X vegetables,
/ pkg wax and tailQAy, 10 bales paper stock, ~
pigs mdse, pkgs &chy, pkgs empties 2
cars cotton seed meal, "a pkgs hardware, 80
bbls Oil.
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Steamer Ethel, Gibson, COhen's Blud and
landiuQs w T. Gibson. Manager.
Steamer 81 Nicholas, Daniel, uObOy, Darien,
- simOns. Brunswick aud FernandIna-C
Williams, Az.
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st Thomas. March Shark Vigllant (Br),
snare, from Bull River supposed for United
hngdOml, has put in here ieakY.
Mobile, March 2S-PllOt boat Edwin Booth.
or Pensacola, with her mainmast carried
away, was fallen in with Friday about Is
miles on Pensacola by schr Azelda h Laura,
at this port from kuatan.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MARKEr.-MOney easy.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Scarce. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at Lie
per cent. premium, ana selling at 3-l69l4
per cent. premium.
FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING; commercial.
short, "a 81; sixty days. 81 $50; ninety
days. 81 $40; franks, commercial, sixty
DAYS. Paris and Hayre. IS 1875; short, IS ~;
Swiss. IS 81: marks. 9jMc.
SECURITIEs.-The market for stocks is quiet
with some weakness in Georgia and Central
railroad, and some inquiry for city bonds and
Ion q dale rail road bonds.
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NAVAL SroRES.-The receipts for the past
week have been 66l barrels spirits tur-
pentne and 3,2A barrels rosin. The exports
were 10 barrels SPIRITS turpentine and Ii. 900
barrels rosln, moving a. follows; To New
York, l,054 barrels rOsiu and "a bar
rels spirits turpentine; 10 Philadelphia 1876
sspiritsUurpentlne and 20 barre Is rosin /;
TO Boston, 1873 barrois spirits turpentlne and
spirits turpentlne and 43g barrels rosln: to
Cronsiadt $3.50 barrels rosin; to the interior,
256 barrels spirits turpentine and 2,204 barrels
rosn. The following are Board OF Trade
quotations: A, b. e, and d 81 07l5. f 81 Is.
+, 81 p, G 81 IS. fl 81 IS, - 90. X 81 37I5 NJ
81 1874, SO 60, window glass SO S715. water
whte$4 90. Spirits turpentine excited; none
Offering.
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SATURDAY. April g


steamship Cityof Augusta, Nickerson, New
York; VI sorrel.
Steamer So Nicholas, Usina, Darien, DOboy,
81 Simons, Brunswick ana Fernandina-C
Williams, Agent.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April 2. 1885.
HTEAMBHTPg.

SAVANNAH, April ?, 1885.
STEAMSHIPS.
city Of Augusta. 2,s70 tons, Nickerson, New
York, ldg-G NJ SOrrcl.
DessouR, 1857 tons, smith, Philadelphia, cid
e NJ S0rrel.
Johns Hopkins l,47l tons, Foster, Baltimore,
ldg-J West & Co.
Three steamships.
BARKs.
Hind0Ostan, tIlr), 45i tons, Stansheld, Queens
town, ldg-HoHt n Co.
Nalona tBrl, $50 tons, Andrews, Liverpool, ldg
Hoist n Co.
Gler Nor; 900 tons, Amundsen, Europe, ldg
Hoist a Co.
Elllsif CNorl, 4lo tons, zetlitz, Baltic, ldg-
Hoist n Co.
F9roIot NOR. ls2 tons, Moe, Europe. lds-
Hoist n Co.
Diana Nor, 100 tons, 0undersen, Rio janet
no. wtg--iIoist 4 co.
dtg-Holft 4 Co.
Caierinn Cacace 1fal). e6f tons, Damero,
hamburg. wiR--A X salas a Co.
Johannes t0ss lNcrl, 07s tons, Josephaon,
Cronatadt. cid--A n Salaa a %.
Verona firl, tf1 tons, Dix Bio Jaueirnf idK.-
ID Bacon n 60.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHS DAY.
SUNRI5Es ..................-.. .5:l7
sun SETS ...... t........ .....b: l8
HIGH WATER 40 savannah :23 A ". 1888 p N
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EXPORTs.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
l4O2 bales upland cotton, l40 bales sea island
cotton, 32l bales domestics and warns. ma
bbls rice. l9l bbs rosin, 264 tons pig iron. 1854
Dds splritsturpentine, 744 pkgs mdse, 2}}
Dds cotton seed oil, 10 refrigerators berries, /
car berries, 81 bbls vegetables, 1877 crates
vegetables, 70 pkgs ash, $50, 030 feet lumber.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

According to the foregoing BOMBAY appears
to show an increase compared with last
year in the weeks receipts of %, 000 bales, and
an increase IN shipments of 5000 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. l show an increase
nj l06 nan halpg
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FkEIGHrs.

LUHBER.-BV SQH.- There is scarcity OF
norris ana vesseis Iii an rost, i''yi
ness at advancing rates. We quote
- las 50 as the range OF prices
from this and the near Georgia pOrts
York. sound ports and eastwarI Timber IA
gOcatl higher than lumber ratios; TO the West
Indies and windward. nominal. 90 South
America, Sl2 50al3: to Spanish aud Meliterra-
mean ports. 81 j0ail: 20 United Kingdom
Tor orders. timber, 27a23s: lumber e. 4 Bv
B0ston.S9
NAVAL STORMS, COAsTWfsE.-Bv Sat-
Dull md nominal FORRfGN.-C Cork etc. for
orders. % 75ad. and. or. 4s.: Baltic.
. I15d. COAsrwIsE. Steam To
Boston. DOC on rOsin, 81 on spirits;
70 New York, rosins 40c, Spirits SOC; Philadel.
phia, rosln 3Dc, spirits SOC; TO Baltimore. rOsin
Doc. spirits zoe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources for the past week were $3.50 bales OF
upland and i02 bales sea island, against 1908
bales upland and y bales sea island for this
week last year.
The particulars Of the receipts have been as
follows: Pev Central railroad, 1892 bales up-
land; per Savannah. Florida ana Western
railroad, 2,lAi bales upland and 50 bales sea
island; per Charleston and savannah rail-
road. IA bales upland: per Savannah river
steamers, IS bales upland; per
Florida steamers, bales upland and l
bale sea island; per carts. % bales upland and
10 bales sea island; per Brunswick and Sa-
tIla steamers, bales upland and bales sea
island.
The exports for the week were 9.940 bales
upland and 80 bales sea island; to New York
1863 bales upland and q bales sea island
% Philadelphia, 1913 bales upland; to Bati-
more. 1917 bales upland to Boston. $50 bales
upland; TO Bremen, 3,704 bales upland; to
Charleston, l,7s7 bales upland and Is bales
sea island.
The stock on hand at the close of
the market to-day was 32,2S3 bales uD-
land and 3.l46 bales sea island, against 1883
bales up and and 2,S07 bales sea island at the
same time last year.
SEA IsLAND.-The receipts by factors for
the week were only &c bags, and the sales 79
bags. The exports were only 80 btgs, leaving
the stock al 8 l46 bags. The market was very
dull and more or less week. There was a
scarcity of orders with buyer.
rather indifferent except on CONCESSIONS
The market closes very dull at the
following quotations. which in the absence of
business are nominate
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Total visible supply 2,88o.lo7 1881

Total visible supply ........2 ,S90,l07 1881, l76
The imports into continental ports this week
have been 81, 900 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase IN
the cotton IN sight to date of l9S, 1871 bales as
compared with the came date of 1885, a de-
crease Of IS. 40 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1884. and a decrease of
489.66S bales as compared with 1888.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMENT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to March IS.
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Tallahassee. New YORK.
BARK Artzan BrI,Q Queenstown or Falmouth
FOR orders.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

mark Huano Nor. from Pensacola for west
ptlepool. March %, LAT 81 -, Ion "A u.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF C0TTON.-Below give
the table of visible supply, as made up bc8ble
and telegraph for the Fii1dacdd1 and 90 ,,1er
c1dt Chronicle to March 70. The continual
stocks. as well as those OF Great Brltalland
the ahOat, are this weeks returns, and on
sequently all the European figures are Droght
down to Thursday evening. But to makehe
totals the complete ngures Tor March 2oge
add the item OF exports from the UnId
States, including in it the exports of Frldy
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PoULTRY.-Market steadier. demand GOOD,
EGGs-Market nrmer and scarcer.
PEANUTs-Ample stock: demand fair: native
peanutsl In good request atQuOt2tiOns, SUGAR
-Georga and Florida. nominal. none in
market. HUNEX.-NO demand; nominal,
sweet potatoes scarce; demand good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.


steamship Tallahassee, Fisher. New York
e NJ Sorrel.
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NooLlpArED COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
MLLE ENnLAl nLIL- y 1904

p, DLLpWlNG STATEMENT SHOWS THE MET
seetiPrs At All PORTS FOR the WEEKS
@gtrlNG APRIL AND MARCH 2B, AND FOR
IuLa MEEK Last YRAR
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N n AI DIUhho - nc IUdIktI TOT BplrILs
turpentlne WAS strong and excited. Their
was an active inquiry, but there was no stock
offering, and no transactions reported At
the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported tirmer, at Soc for regu-
lars. At the closing call the market was
excited; none Offering. Rosin-The market
was dun and unchanged. The business for
the day was merely nominal. At the Board
of Trade on the first call the market was re-
ported quiet, at the following quotations: A.
b Z and d 81 OK. 81 Is, 81 %, q 81 IS.
5 IS, 1 - 90. X 81 37l3, Nj 50 37J5 n So to.
window glass So S7l5. wafer white 400 All
the closing CAll Il WIS nnchAnneI-
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ovrrCE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
Otii SAVANNAH, GA, April Z, ISSo'l
WEEKLY REPORT.

L0TIU 7 Nc MA hVI NUI III ItloV " UVh " d1
Iery quiet, though with better undertone,
snd while the demand was small holders
found no difficulty in maintaining current
prices. The Offering stock was fairly large,
Considering the advanced stage of the season.
the buying was fair, but in no
proportion to the stock offered. The total
sales for the week were fully 3, 1863 bales.
The following are the official closing spot
cuotafiops of the Cotton Exchange.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
SAVANNAH MARkEr.
OFFICE THE MORNING NEWS.

OFFICEOF rHE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, April ?. lSSi . p. NJ.
COTToN--The market was dull but ste adv.
The inquiry was very light and the tAkings
small. The total sales for the day were lGl
bales. On Change at the opening call, 10 a.
M, the market was reported quiet ana I'M
changed, with sales of SO habs At the
second call. l p. M, it was quiet. with
further sales of los bales At the third and
closing cali, at p. M, it was still quiet and
unchanged; no sales. The following are the
official closing spot quotations Of the Cot
fO, TN-obanra.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
Shipping 3Ilrllternrr.

NEW YORK. ApriI2.-Martet steady.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-23

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-23

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-23

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-23

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