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BARGAINS IN MEATS, ETC.
ID Chuck steak per ID 719c.
Loin steak per ID Zoe.
Round steak per fb 10c.
Porter-house steak per ID 12l2c.
Choice roasts per ID &c to SC.
Boiling beef per tb &c to 7c.
Breakfast bacon per 10 10c.
Bacon clear sides per fb Sl2c.
Bacon backs per fb Sl2c.
Shoulders per 10 &c.
Hams per 10 10c.
California hams per ID Sc.
Lard per I'd 7l9c.
LAID per Sob tubs &c.
Butter per fb-country l5c.
Dairy zoe.
Creamery 25c.
Cheese per lb-Good Sc to SC.
Choice sc TO Zoe.
New York cream 15c.
Sweitzer 18c.
Limburger 1212c.
Oysters per OF can-Good 15c.
Choice 20A
Chickens per ib full dressed) 13c.
Chickens, live, per tb Sc.
M NJ WILLIAMS,
299 South Illinois street
Telephone 675. tn
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Thus. in these nine Democratic States, where
tho policy of that party has had the fullest op-
portunities for affecting the condition of the
people, We find only 200. 480 foreign born ciri-
gems, while in the nine corresponding Repub-
lican States, the aggregate population OF which
is no greater. there 2. $40, 869 of foreign
birth In the State of Pennsylvania alone there
are as many foreign born people as reside in all
the fourteen Democratic States which comprise
what is known as the ''solid South"
This distribution of the immigrants who fee
from oppression in the old world and presumably
seek for the best homes In the new world is a
silent protest against the Democratic ideas and
governmental practice which no bombastic elo-
aueuce of stump-speakers or syllogistic argu-
ments of party organs can rafute or explain
away.
Why do foreigners avoid the South, where the
climate is so mild and equable, where the grow
ing season is long. the soil fertile, the mineral
resources so abundant and all natural advant-
ages so superior to those of the Republican
North2
Is it not because the Democratic party has
been the advocate of slave or cheap labor of
landlordsm in its most abhorrent forms; that
IL has been an enemy to education, free thought.
free speech and free action, and has
on every occasion in those States i'm
soeded industry and restricted progress2
That such are the causes for the state of things
which have set forth is so plain that every in
Is il then the part of prudence or common sense
in foreign-born citizens or their descendants to
vote with a party that has done these things to
support party with which they refuse to live
or associate in community? | ask every intelli-
gent foreigner to study this question In all its
relations T. B. D.
KNIGHTsTowN Ind
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

NTASONIC-CENTER LODGE, NO. %, F. AND
vi A NJ Special meeting this (Mondsy) evening
Work, first degree. Visiting brethren cordially in
vited. III. A. SAMPSEL.L w. NJ.
ALBERT IZoR Secretary
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WANTED,
FOB SALE.

A FINE LOT IN IRVINGTON. EMBRACING Il
N acre. conveniently located shade trees. etc.. to
trade for Nebraska land. ADDRESS @. A ATKINSON.
Lincoln. Nebraska.
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NOR SALE-CHEAP-ONE FINE BLACK Wall
4 nut oar, counter. copper strainer sideboard and
icechest; two cedar chests; wardrobe; two large
doors SHOWER & CHRISTIAN, 125 N. Alabama.
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POLITlcAL


ToHN e. SULLIVAN, DEMOCRATIC NoMI
- nee for Clerk of Marion county. Election Tues
day, Novembr 2, 1886.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THOR RENr-ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
l. room with power. Apply at Bryces Bakery.
NOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, 7 ROOMS, IN
4 the central part of the city; SIS. WIN. H. NJ.
HADi.Y Office 20 East Market street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30
MHNInRANnA

Tvbee. Jan %. 7 80 pm Passed out. steam
ers Gate City, ChattahoOchee. bark Dante
AUS, brig Gro (Ausl, schrs Annie Bliss, Sa-
rah a Fuller.
Passed up, bark Sophia G0rbitz Ger, schrs
Is Hubbard. S = II tchcock.
Arrived at anchor, ship Mary stewart (Brl,
harks Ragna tNorl, Embla tNor), florida
Nor.
Waiting, bark President Trotsche GER,
two loaded barks anchored of the bar.
Wind SW. light; cloudy.
New York, Jan 2S-Arrived. stmrs Main
from Bremen. Guy Of Berlin from Liverpool,
France from London.
Arrived out, stmr Nevada from New York
for Liverpool.
Buenos Ayres-Arrived. prior to Jan %,
bark Oneata lBr), Dart, Brunswick, Ga.
Narcotics. Jan 2i-Arrived, bark Souvenir
(Hor), Tellefsen, Pensacola.
Halifax, Jan 23--Cl AIRED, brig WoodcOck
(Br), Williams, jacksonville.
ApAlachicola. Jan 25-CieHred, bark Laner-
cost (Brl, SAlrn, Liverpool.
Baltimore, Jdu 81 Arri we'd. schr Matte
MAY. Richardson, Jacksonville.
In Annapolis Roads goth, schr Brooke b
Rokes, Robertson, from Jacksonville for Bal
umore.
Bouthbay, Me, Jan 25--sailed, schr Pres
colt HazetJlne CaGe French, returned home,
from belfast, having repaired. for jackson
vile.
Fsrnandina. Jan 28-Arrived, schr VIM II
stuart, Sparks, Perth Ambov.
Jacksonville, Jan H-Cieared, schr Bessie
Brown, PhHIps, Now York.
Key Wosi, Jan 27-Saled, schrs Mary Jane
tBr). amt Gertrude (Br). Nassau.
Pensacola. Jan 7-Arrived. bRrks Midas
tBr), Macarthur, London; Gem, Bray, Aspin-
wall; Eleanor tBrl, MOckler, MOntevideO;
Cleared, bark RomanoG (Brl, Doty, Buenos
Ayres.
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J 5no Flannerv Co. Butler Il S. J p Williams.
h!lis' II a Co, eacocE. a. 4 Co, W c jackson,
q, FER Central Railroad. Jan 2o-FordE Agt,
Farley, Baldwin & Co. PferdmenCps. p & Co
. Cohen u Co, Wilder & Co. 3 Hoist & 60.
Fatmnn. S'rtuss Co. Jno Flannery g. Co.
Nhas GIeen son q Co II Guiimartln q Co.
Muir ID co, waiter, T q Co. NJ Maclean
Woods Il Co, Bocart & IL. Garneft S K Co
Warren A, = Williams. J Wood b BRO.
Butler & :, NJ Y II d Mcintyre, Weed 8 O.
ii solomon Y Son, } a Douglass a Co. Bette
Walton, NJ Henderson, HOlcOmbe, G & Co.
Wm Hone q so. 6 Stults. u P Bond +
Lathrop, o Butler, T " Hinman, LETTER,
BALDWIN n 90, Daily Time, w ID Dixon, Dr
i W. Danieis, Fer-t = co. So Ga ! Co. II
Wilcox, Eckman y V, Mrs a L Reese, Jos A
Roberts HuinCs d. q McApln. Rieser &
5, II Carson, Palmer Bros. Lee Roy Myers,
| Epstein y Bro > Guckenheimer son, II
Newton, > = Williams. Peacock, III q Co, 4 Is
Chcatham, ID G BACON & Co.
Per steamship Nacoochee. from New York
Aco-ta & +, > AlticS y Son, Rev Mo her
Abbess, st Jaaclinus a bbeg, G sendOrf, stmr
Annie B'ackman, Beudheim Bros n GO. Mrs
J w Blythe, Baldwin & Co, NJ Boley Sou,
J Bclsingor. II Blum. W Brady, Branch & c,
G Brandt, Anna Batz, BOSNIAN q ', T n
Enright, Eckstein q Co. Enstein & l.. G
Ehberman, r hrllch Bro. tpstein Bro.
j II Esull, WIN Estil, A Falk & son, Feisch-
man Go, NJ Ferst Go, Frank n Co, } II
Farber, l. Fried J Gardner AIT, l. J Gazan,
George G, J Graham, T = Bond, Byck 4 8,
O Butler, J Case, 3 Cubbedge, IL NJ Con-
nor, NJ Conner & Co, ! Cohen, A K Clark,
II Chspun. h Conuell, Prof j A Crow
Their. W Cherry " Co, / Dasher Co, g
Derst.J Derst. Doyle, b Dub. NJ Green,
Douglass 4 Co, G NJ Gilbert 4 Co, Mrs C
Lamar, Graham q II, ; Guckenheimer & Son,
A Hanley, = dexter, Haas, q Hopkins. 8
Herman, j A llirschback, II Harris, I
nauRh 4 V. keisilng, F. keOsi er. n Lang,
) Lang, kroU.kOG, l. Lovell " Son, Sisters
OF Mercy. Lihenfhai & son. 3 II Lew h Bro,
y b Lester. Lindsay 4 NJ, II ii Lewis, Order,
4 ~ n ,fIa1 A. f41 haft
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MARKETS BY rELsGHAPa.


LONDON. Jan. %. nOon.-Consols. 100 S-I6
D. m.-ConsoIs, 100 3-l6 for money; 1907
for account.
NEW YORK.J Jan. 29.noou.-stocks active and
heavy. Money easy at 1902 per cent. tx
ChanRe-long, 81 81; short. 81 30. state blonde
duh but frm. Government bonds dun bat
steady.
$500 p. m.--Exchsnge DUH Money closed
81 2G2 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. Slj9,s50,0 o; currency, Sl6, $4,000. Gov
ernment bonds dull, four per GEMS l23 ~;
three per cents, 100 y. STATE bonds active.
While the movement IN stocks has been
somewhat irregular to-day, the M trket con-
tinues TO exhibit a decidedly strong under
tone. rallying quickly frJm any dcprcss gu
caused by heavy sell ny Coalers clio ed with
loss Of "a u per cent. owing TO a reported
reduction IN the price Of coat. LSckawanna
Ell IN activity, with It. Paul second. Tue
latter huctuated very little, closing pr
cent. higher. northwestern 10 unchanged.
rnc remainder of thc active list h general
higher. New YORK Central being conspicu
ou-ly strong and 81 sing ~ per cent.
higher. Missouri Pacific 10 mp per cent. and
other stock frastiOns. The market closed
comparatively sleadv. sales $4,000 shares
the market closing at the following quota
fiong
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500 p. m.-spirits turpentlns dull at 4lc.
Euslu uull.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 29.--Splrits turpentins
duii S9i5c asked. Hosin--SOc for strained
and soc Tor good strained.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 29.-Sprits turpentne
hrm at Isl &C.. Rosln firm; 15c bid for strained
aud soc for god strained. Tar firm at 81.
Crude turpentine STEADY; hard 81 -, yellow
DIP and virgin 100.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.--Market firm,
CHARLESTON. Jan 20.-Market dull; fair
4'4NiA4c good 5ls ass &C., prime 5eSC06c. Rough
Upland So1t9Oe, tide water 81 00@l Is. sales
2lt barrels.
IA GA1sc, good A. 4.Di.sc, primo 56551ac; sales
/ l3 barrels.
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Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New
York-2,iS9 bales upland cotton, 81 bales sea
island cotton, 2ld bales dOmestcs and yarns,
]. a hbls rosin. IS bbls spirits turpentine.
bales hides. 8..l7s feet lumber, 81 pkgs fresh
fsh, 2 bbis and 2.0I9 boxes oranges, 45l bbls
oil 226 tons pig iron. ;6l pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Gate CITY, for Boston
2416 bates cpttOH. bale deer skins. 10 bales
hides. 80 bales domestics. % bales yarns. 10
bdls leather, "a IN rs nides, 80 tons IRON. 1903
bbls rosin, 30 bbs spirits turpenJine, bills
sheep skins, 30 bills rice, b bbls OYSTERS bills
fresh fen, 81 bis and 1903 boxes oranges, ll3
III gs enndrles.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.

Bark sophia GorbitL (Gorl, Schiopsma, Rio
Jane'ro, with coffee to Gilbert Il Co; yes
sci to Master.
ship Mary stewart lBIO, Wright, ondou,
with phosphate 10 Wilcox. Gibbs 4 Co; yes
sci TO Master.
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CLEARED YNsTERDAY.

steamship Chattahoochee. Catharine, New
HOrk-ti NJ Sorrel.
steamship Gate city, Hedge, BOston-Rich-
ardson n Barnard.
Steamship CornucOpia tBrJ, Smith, COosaw,
la ballast Richardson n Barnard.
Bars Maria CasabOnA GtaG Bozzo, Dobpy,
in hallas "A Il Salas & Co.
Schr Edwin | Morrison, Lavender, Bull
River, In ballast, to toad for Ehzabethport, N
J-Fenmore n johnson.
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Per Chareston and Savannah Rv. Jan 29--
bales cotton, car wool, 40 caddles tobacco,
2 bales hides. amt mdse.
Per savannah. Florlda and Western Ry,
Jan 29--51S bales cotton. % cars LUMBER, 3
care wood, / car coal, / car cotton seed, car
cotton seed meal. cars iron. 1912 bbs Iosiu.
IS bUis spirits turpentine, 6I bbls syrup, 3s
bbls rice. - bbs aud 3,6l7 boxes oranges, "A
sacks potatoes, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Il ulrOdd. Jan 29-lBH bales
bales plaids. ~ bales hides, bales leather,
pkg paper. III ukgs tobacco. 1861 lbs bacon,
- bbls spirits turpentiuc, 2A bills rosin, 10
bbls ume, pigs drled fruit, 9l6 bushels oats,
l3i Obis grts and meal cars coal. 5si bales
hay. 70 pkas furniture, preserving machines,
.S32 bushels corn. % cars lumber, - coils rope,
- cars wooi, sacks rice. pkg wood IN hape,
80 tons pig iron, 81 iron car aXles, IS pk Is mise,
4 bales paper stock, 290 pKgs plOw material, IL
pkgs hard ware, 6 ca % eggs.
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SAVANNAH MARKEr.
OFFICE TIE NJ ming NEWS,
HAVANNAH I'm % lHaH S p N


SAVANNAH, Jan 20. 1885. 5 P. Nh
CoTToN-There was no change in the mar
ket; 1t continues quiet. though there we're
somewhat freer offerings at quotations The
sales for the day we're l,o33 bales. On Change
at the opening call, 10 a. m, the market was
reported. steady and unchanged, with sales
OF "A bales. At the second call, p. M, it
was steady, the sales being l4s bales. II
closed at p. M, on the third call, quiet.
with further sales Of $40 bales. The following
are the official closing spot quotations of the
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.

Schr samuel Hubbard, Mehaffey, New
Lon on, with guanJ 10 order, vessel TO Jos a
r berts n Co.
Schr Samuel p II Hitchcock. Blair. Phipsburg,
with ico TO Haywood, Gage Co; vessel 70
Master.
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pAssENGERs.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New
York; Dunn. Sister Clare Sister Bene-
diet, Miss Julia Murphy Miss Lena Hayn, A
Is vi or, DrC = Dusenberry, stone, and
3 -teerage.
Per Steamship Gate City. for Boston, 70
G. 8 Small. Il - foy. W Rock. j b Adams,
p - By rue. Helen : Grant, Leathus. VIM
+ BE kfOrd. II r. Harris. h " Lucas, r. !.
Williams, + y W neeier. David salmoud, W Z
NICK enua. a II NIckerso1, James Niles.
Por steamship NaCOOchee. from New ork--
- WnppIe, Flynu, d ID ksgan, j { nder-
may. j ruiir, u shaw, 9 Irving. - W smith,
Emlen, Mrs w n kEoWlei, Rev J 6 v n
siyke. J Madden. + J. taylor. J. Weeks Miss
Lillian Gilberi. Miss II Cobb, S g. Glenn
and wife, Rev q w Frreland. Mr. Peck Mr.
Powell, Miss FranshOt, - tewart, } $ Cole
man, rockingham, I ID Lee, Miss Han. col,
Miss J. Water, col, Esta R0fe. col steerage
w II Barrow Va. a G Whttford. r Res nalds,
& Loper, W u Doanc. Gokey. d A Judson,
G l. Munro, GOkcy, G Loo, d Roach.
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sh.ppina 9ntrILiarmrr.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-rAl5 DAY.
sun RISES .-..... 6:4S
Sun SErS...... .... SEE
HIGH WArERat savannah .. SOL A N. 5:l5 Pm
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Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, FernandIna and
way landings-C Williams, Agent.
steamer Ethel, Gibson, Couen's Blun and
landmgs-W 4 Gibson. Manager.
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IOJal YIsIUIe supply --.,--, ''57I l-J'-'9IC
The imports into continental ports this weeA
have been o. 600 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease IN
the cotton IN sight TO ddJe of 1879 bales a.
compared with the same date OF lss5, q ne
crease Of % 1854 bales rs compared with che
corresponding date of 1854. and a deere tse OF
1906 AO5 bales Us compared with 1880.
INDIA COTTON MOvEMGNT.-The following
is the Bombay statement for the week and
year, bringing the dgures down TO Jan. q.
BOMBAY REoEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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LIVERPOOL, jan. ~, u00n.-COtt0D business
m0lcr tc at unchangei pflesfi middlina ~.
Janis "a miffiing Orlesus tjal SALES 500
ta'qs. Tor speculation and eHnort l,0ili re-
eeluis 5000 hrlrH. American r,9Q,
futurss N1ilnft NN initnina olaufnt
. lYnurs sad cHHHff delivery, Uo-ninf
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MIL timber 81 below these figures
FKEIGWTS-

JUMBKR.-By Sdi.-There is very little do
ing in the way of coast charters, the berth MS
bsIng well 1ned and no present demand
the outlook, however, Ia better aud
more promising for the near future.
We quote 81 0Oa5 90 as the range Of prices
from this and the near Georgia ports
on lumber to Baltimore. philadelphia. New
York. sound ports and eastward. Timber lie
50casl higher than lumber rates; to the West
America, So 5OalS; to spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports. 81 50al1: tn United Kingdom
for orders. timber, 27a2ss; lumber "a. By
steam to New York. 81; to Philadelphia, 81; TO
Boston. 50.
NAVAL STORES. CoAsTvGsE.-By Sail
DuU tnd ominal. FOREIGE.- Cork. etc. for
orders, 2s I'D. and. or. As. CoAsTwIsK. -
Sts0m-To Boston. soc on rosin, 81 on spirits;
to New YORK, roslns 40c, spirits soc; Philadel-
phia posin SOC, spirits soc; TO Baltimore, rosln
soc. spirits roc.
GOTTON RAJ Cfa1ut--ROorr in fair euOnIv .
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Minerva Nor, Hansen, Liverpool, in
baliast-Alaster.
Banks florida (Norl, BerentSen, Sierra,
Leone, in ballast, Master.
Bark Embla Nor. Moller, Truro, in ballast,
Master.
Bark Ragna NOR, Petersen, Rotterdam,
IN ballast 10 Hoist & Co.
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the table OF visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial and CONNER
oiGL CAr4ntcLe to Jan. y. The continental
Stocks as well as those of Great Britain and
the afoat, are this weeks returns, and con-
seduentlv all the European dgures are brought
down to THURSDAY evening. But TO make the
totals the complete figures for Jan. p we
add the item of exports from the United
states, including in it the exports Of FRIDAY
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOB THE WEEKS
ENDING JAN. % AND JAN. y, AND FoR
THIS WEEK LAST YEAR. -
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

London, Jan 2s-Bark Werdt tNor), from
Hamburg for Charleston, has put into Wan
da. She has been ashore and will discharge
cargo for repairs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30

Per Charleston ani savannah Ry, Jan 90
Transfer once, 3. 4 W Ry. q Derst. Is y
Henderson. ferst co, Mrs w Dunn, N
Mendel Bro, sulrkenheimer \ Son, NJ Z
IenGcTton. Garnet, SH 20.
Per SAVANNAH. Florida aud Western nv.
Jan 20-lrAn4fer once, A " CLARKE AZ 60. n
~ tidwcll, u Myers A Bros. N Nelson,
Da'c. y A GO, leopard A 20. q Coaklay,
McDonouHh q co, J d lh1mpaun, q W Dele.
Ian, 1uckenheimer.A Son. "a r sehreincr.
NJ b0.eY A Son, y 4 ~ tmbnch. Aflsta a NJ,
y q Bacon A Co,Mrs n y hlrsi0ri. d T. Bond.
thettHams IAuumau Bro, Weed a ~,
Hendhrim hros a 40. Lff R0g Hfr4a. q VI
1oopiu, a EInafeiHia Sons. - Solomon a Son,
Narpn. } a 90. q h iafsH'f. d IA HanuesaaY,
q Harlfan. y uanryi IA NJ Gordon a ~,
li A Apuff 80, onfNfli. = n Nn. NHfa.sn a
CO. Npssa g.. q NaNnT Mstfan a.
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SATURDAY, Jan 80, 1886.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee, Kempton, New York
e Nj Sorrel.
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MONEY MARKET Money easv.
DOMESTIC exon scarce. Banka and
btnhlr- trc paying -lJ drafts al y per-
cent pre- sium ana selling at per cent.
prem uI.
FOEElGS EXCHASGr. -- stcady; rom-
werclHl, .nor', ~ sl.g; sixty DAYS, - 81 ;
uueIy days. 90 so Trans, %, commercial. slNtY
uH. t, Pant HHu ~ ifrr. 80 IA, short. 50 10
sNI-.. tl uaraa, hh.
1907" .IITffH.-InU market Or firm Tor long
date. 1pHfs 1000 Tor NylHI Iurrr southwestern
aul Atlanta and West Point stocks.
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turpentine was very quiet aud somewha
nominal. There was nothing doing, and no
sales reported. At the Board OF Trade on
the opening call the market was reported
quiet, al 4Oc ked. At the closing call IL
was quiet, at 40c asked for regulars. Rosln-
The market was quiet and easier, The sales
for the day were about 200 barrels. At the
Board OF Trade on the first call the market
wa reported steady for NJ and above, an
quiet for the lower grades, at the following
quotations: A, b, c and D e5c, 81 90, +
81 OH as ed, G 81 221z asked, 81 65 asked.
$2G715, X 81 30. NJ SO IS, N 81 rs. window glass
IS 90. water white s. 90. At the closing call
It wa steady. with sales of 800 barrels, at the
following quotation: 4, 3. c and 9Jc. Y
81 10, 81 o5iz, G 81 "a. II 81 60. s. 3li<. Is
g.. IS, M $37i, \ 81 20, window glaos 81 ST.,
mainr Whlfa Sc ~
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POULTRY.-Market firm, demand fair.
stock light. EGGs.-lu good dema d. market
fairly supplied; market easv. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand light: native peanutsln
light request at quotations. SUeAR.-Georgla
and Florida. nominal: none in market
HnEKY.-No demand; nominal. sweet pota-
toes scarce: demand good.
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According TO inc foregoing homnAF appear
10 show an increase compared with lHs
year in the WeeF'- receipts of l2,0OJ bales. an'
. crease IA shipments OF -- bales. am
the shipments since Jan. J show a dcCreas,
OF q OnO bales
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30

NAvALS STORES. The receipts for the past
week have been " barrels spirits tur-
pentne ana ..174 barrels ro-jn. The exports
were 80 barrels spirits turpentine and 1928
barrels rosln, moving as follows: To New
York. Sl3 barrels rOsln and ~ barrels spirits
to Baltimore. 81 barrels spirits turpenune and
!52 barrels rOsIn: to Philadelphia 80 barrels
spirits JurpentIne and 2jl barrels rOsin; to
barrels rOsin The following are Board of
Trade quotations: 4. 3. c. and D Csc. f
81 90. F 81 o7t4, G 81 22l2, II 81 60, 50 S7i6 h
s. So. Ms} IS. n 81 20, window glass 81 s7I9,
water white 81 90. Spirits turDentine regu-
lars 46C asked.
gecelpts, Shap8ass1ts and Stock Prom Apru I,
1856 10 date, and for the corresponding date
Lrat Nhnr.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. JANUARY 80 1886

standard A. 65sc: extra c. SO; c. yellow,
s.. c: graduated. 74c; owdered, Taec.
SYRUP.-Florldaa and Georgia syrups in mod
crate demand; supply excessive. Nequote:
25aSOc; the market is quiet for sugar house at
S5a40c; Cuoa straight goods, 300 IN hogs
heads: m blasses, zoe
ToBACCo.-Market dull; demand moderate,
Wequote: Smoking, 25caN p; chewing, COM
mon. sound. 33a30c; medium. 4Oa55c; bright.
50a75c; fine fancy, s5a90c; extra dne, 00a$l 10;
bright navies. 45a57c: dark navles. 4Oa50c.
LUMBEE.-There Is heavier demand than
wo years past, and much lumber wanted for
quick delivery that cannot he placed. Prices
firm at slight advance. and with further W.
wS"d tendency. Mills al fun Of work.
Ordinary sizes .....................Sl3 GOALS 40
DlMCult sizes. ..-....-.-....... 10 UVAS0 oU
Flooring boards ........... ........ l6 00al9 80
Shlnstuf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90. is O0a20 so
TINBER.-Market duh and nominal. We
quote:
500 - ................... 10 OOau 90
900 - " ..... ............ ii GOA l2 90
1000 " ...-. ....- .... - 0Oalt 90
Shipping timber In the raft
700 feet average ...........,....S Sc GOA 90
800 - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 00a 90
900 " .................. 8 GOA 0 90
LOCO " ................... 9 OOal0 %
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RoguIus CNorl, 99l tons, Lowe. Baltic. ldg-
Hoist 4 Co.
Hermou tBr), 1,077 tons, Marvin, Hamburg,
dis-Rlchardson & Barnard.
Mary stewart lBr), tons, Hamburg, dis
Master.
Three ships.
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Margam tBr), 2s4 tons Wilson, Cork or Fall
mouth Tor ord rs. ldg-HOat & Co.
Ail-a ttrj. . Q TONS, Mcleod, Porto Rico. lda
A r Salas a. Co.
Lewis l. Squires, i23 TONS Overton, New York,
dis--.lo- A Roberts 4 Co.
Bans (NOrl, 1903 tons, Andreasen, at quaran~
tine, wtg-M s Cosulch 81 Co.
Four brlgs,