davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

amos las actlales concesiones de
billetes de la Loteria Provincial,
y fueron nombrados los sefiores
Ubarri, Balbas = Alvarez Perez
en- comision, para que dictamineD
acerca del sistema de irradiacion
adoptado por la Direction Gene.
raj del ramo de Loterias de la
Peninsula, con el objeto de apli.
carlo & esta provincial.
Fue denegada por mayoria una
moci6n de los se1ores Mendiz$-
bal y Ferrer, manifestando que
crefan de necesidad para ell ma,
yor bien de la ensenanza que las
RR. NM. del Sagrado Coraz6n
de JESUS practiquen anualmente
examenes pdblicos, presididos por
una Comisi6n Provincial, per 10
que proponian q la Corporation
acordase de conformidad.
lgualmente, en- virtud de mo
ci6n preseDtada por los senores
Mendizabal, Alvarez Perez y Bal.
bas, fue acuerdo gratifcar con ell
10 por 100 del producte de las
fincas provinciales de Benefcen.
cia al empleado que tiene q 81
cargo la respectiva recaudaci6n
quedando plenamente autorizadc
para verificar aqaella gratifca-
ci6n ell senior Director del Asilo
Resolvi6se que una comisi6n
compuesta de los senores Ubarri
Alvarez Perez y Ferrer, emit.
dictamen acerca de los siguiente'
puntos de una moci6n suscrit,
por el segundo de aquellos seho
res:
l: Ell Manicomio quedara ins
talado en- eledifcio provincial qu
ocup6 ell Colegio de los Rdos
PP. Jesultas en- Cangrejas.
q Ell Institute Provincial 8
instalara en- la parte del edifci
que actuslmente ocupa ell Mani
comic.
3? Las oficinas y dependencies
de Ia Diputaci6n, asi como la D.
recci6n de la Loteria, ocupara
todo ell palacio provincial, distri
buyendose convenientemente, 81
gun las exigencias de cada sci
vicio.
4e Los gastos que ocasione
estas combinaciones seran satil
fechos con ell producto de
venta de las casas que posee
Diputacion.
Sc aprobo el dictamen de
comision respectiva sobre las O.
denanzas municipales de Polic1
urbana y rura! de Yauco. AGO.
dandOse manifestar al Excm,
Sr. Gobernador General que pre-
cede la aprobacion de las mi
mas.
Sc acord6 10 propio con re,
pecto d las Ordsnanzas municip,
les de Mayagtiez.
Sc aprob6, por mayoria, el di
tamen de la Comisi6n RESPECTIVE
proponiendo la adquisici6n, pt
valor de 5000, de ejemplares
la obra FL Patriotismo espaNo
de don Ramon Elices Monies.
| 1gual acuerdo recay6 respect
de la obra E! Ramis, su cultiro
production, editada en- Barcelon
10 mismo que sobre la que va
publican ell Sr Rosich, con ell tit,
10 de Erposici6n de Ia verdade,
y 0nica teOrta relatiUG al cdLcu
de intereses.
A las IL, transcurridas las ht
ras reglamentarias, Sc levant6
session.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
SU EXCELENCIA.

Nuessro Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General Sc encuentra hoy algo in
dispuesto y guardando CANA.
Suceso es este que de todas
veras lamentamos, hacienda since
ros votos por ell mas pronto y eff
caz restablecimiento de nuestro
ilustre GObernante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
NuEsrRA SoaERANA.

lIsmos Esproaacido ea naestras
eolamaAa eoaseenenles slempFe
ean aaeasro amoF 1 las lnsllla !.
sloass tanaAmsatAlss De : PAlEia
y 1 aasasEA aEtaigAda adAesion
lsAl ! 4 aagssla SsaeFa cue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

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I0neasEisEon i esaa aaaisa h.
asAaEss n.pasAdoa lIhAEu, hm.l
R0ssa, i'saA. psssx, halAAa. C
rsa. iasAadsa. Iassr. Matter
Aagsl1ss. nsso. AsAdlaAhAl. Al
satSx fssss. y aAasEoa.
balo IL pFeaidsasla Del uau
sossE, ~ a6sso Il asal5a ! lAs I
Dc l. aosAs, apsobAnIess VI assa
ae u AnssEsoE.
90 das sasasA. xasEa oGsAa 90
aAs, Goa aaA ksAl 1isdxn aselA
Eaads aas % ~ psoeslsnGe Asss
dss ) u soils it'd ~ ssaA kasma
lApasAsaaa sohfs gas ~ aapsianA
sl lsapassse - sAssa J asaeasga
- sMkA lals,
- asssds pssssex.s pss ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

las Or6nicas de Gel Clamor," que
este, al fin, tendra visos de tai cr6.
MICA, va que las del colega le tienen
de cosa muy diferente.
Hoy da Sci Olamor " la voz de
alarma, por la falta de aqua que sc
nota On las casas. No deja de ofre.
Ger bastante novedad esa VOC, pues
,,adie Sc habta apsrcibido de aquella
faltG, incluso ell BOLETIN, que la
siente, ha va algunos dfas, despu6s
de haber remediado en- parte & los
menesterosos.
Con tai motive, nuestro colega
habla del erpediente del acueducto,
cosa tambien nueva, y dice que aqui
nadie Sc acuerda de Santa Barba-
rs mas que cuando truena, que es
10 que ocurre, casualmente, q GEL
Olamor."
Y pide que ell Ayuntamiento ha-
ga algo y adopte disposiciones pa
ra remediar la sed que sienten po-
bres y ricos, sabios 6 ignorantes.
Unimos q IA suya nuestra voz. Pc.
70, este tampoco es nuero, y ell
Ayuntamiento est& acostumbrado
a atender a esta necssidad p1blica,
va hoy manifestatada.
10 que sentimos es que no pue-
da hacerse 10 mismo para dar aqua
a los campos agostados.
Otro punto intereSante de Ia Ill
TINA Cronica es la plancha que
dice el colega han obligado a ha-
Ger al BoLETIN. No, colega, a nos
otros nadie nos obliga. AGe-
mas, en- materia de planchas, no
conocemos el genero nj Ia ella.
Sc, como no sea por las que hemos
visto en- g. pr6jimo. Esta por ha.
Ger la primera todavia.
Ahora, que Gel Clamor forje
planchas para su uso, ESQ va es
otra cosa nosotros no tenemos
ESQ ofcio; yemos las planchas ALI
donde las hay, que no son pocas
las de los forjadores.
Con que no tiene que yer el de-
recho administrative con 10 relati-
vo 4 Alcaldes, Ayuntamientos, Dl.
putaciones, organization, de estos,
nombramientos do aqu6llos, etc.
etc. 4
iVaya un golpel
lCon que no ha podido el BoLa-
TIN eontestar 4 las preguntas dc
=" El Clamor > sobre el Alcalde de
Arroyo y el Sargento Escuderol
Vaya, hombre, vayal
Il no Ia podido el BoLErIs
lustiticar Ia reposiei6n del uno la
colocacion del otro, nj ann ampa.
ydadoss del maRdato del senior Co
beruadoE !.
Lo de IL Eeposiclon ALA FL Ola.
moF,' que 10 Ia dieho. Lo del
aaHdaGo, pcrdono 81 oolega; no
hcmos mereeido tanto honor.
Para FeplieaF al eolcga, no neeo.
sisanos mandates. BAstanos el
Imperlo dc nuestro dcbor.
lPor Dios, eoiega no e1criha tan
10 pTlsa aus eraatcaa!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
IaAgA.
PARA Ia PENINSULA.


saa Af6saaGAl e4tss fsgt@s asAssss. e..
0o pasxs. sAeA4. ssess saAls 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

AO7IMIENTO DE NAVEGAOION.
Tess. de
Buq~'. earg0. TripManeN
Entrados... l,058 1O7,219 37,35l
SalidoS"... l,lOO 14l,774 1890
Total. 2,l58 24s,99S e5,27l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

Los prineipales artiealos sxportAdOs
han tenido sumentos todos-k excep-
ei5n del cafe, que disminny6--eome se
vera 4 continuation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

Asi como otros que Sc dejan de citar
por no hacer larga esta resefa.
De los valores del comercio univer.
sal pertenecen q Europa $6 500, ,286.78
en- valores, y $942. .S71.77 en- derechos.
Han tenido bsja en- los valores las
naciones siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
Ia CR0NICA DE- FL CLAMOR.

Tambi6n nosotros vamos & ha.
cernos cronistas, pero cronistas de
las Or6nicas de Gel Olamor," que
este, al fin, tendra visos de tai Gro.
MICA, va que las del colega le tienen
de cosa muy diferente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

lsEssis 5 pss 8 - Asaat- }
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
EUROPA.
AMERICA.

VVHi POT Uu EVU0 I'M uPUIIaUCI0 CUWoEC1AI.
AMERICA.
A esta parte correspondent en- valores
$7.lpl.492 II, "a sus dsrechos l67
mil 49l pesos IS eentavos.
Los puntos que mayor Aumsnto han
tenido en- valores son los Siguientes:
Estados- u nidos. ............ $0S3,367 5S
Caba............... ........ l03,S43lS
BAJAS.
posesiones iBglesas. ...... t20s, 500. e3
Id. uahesAs"s........ ..... lu0 ,S4A.uo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
EXPORTACION.

c0mefclai.
EXPORTACION.
Fl comercio general de Exp rtaci6n
en- 1887 es mas risuebo que ell anterior,
= assemble a SO 994, ,9!3.I7, y los de.
reehos 8 $239,249.44. que comparados
con los del sao anterior dan I'm al.
mento de 0l,360.l3 en- valores, y
Sc, ,76l.04 de bsja en- los derechos, bs-
ia que obedece q Ia libertad de dere.
chos concedida al azdcar y mi.l.
EUROPA.
Correspondent 4 esta parte, en- valo-
res, $S.s03 42i.07 y $7l, ,758l9 d los
derechos, y han tenido sumento en- va
lores las slgaientes:
Peninsula........."....... $576,079.SS
1bgiALerTd"..'. ............. lSu,54I.oI
BAJAS.
Francia............... ...... seas, ,6S8 90
Alemania....... ".......... 2S,3l9.ls
No hacienda menci6n de otros pun
faa V4nw am xsaa. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
FAAA FAAAoIA

J 4sus @ss esss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

naclones slgulentes:
Peniusula.................... 527,09S,84
lnglaterra......... ....".... $50, ,907.O3
que obedece q Ia menor introduction de
mercaderiss de dichos puntos, y aumen-
taron:
Alemania en- .............. $488,258.32
Francia en................. 38,267.38
No hacienda comparaci6n de los
otros puntos de Europa, por ser insig-
nifcanteS sus comercios.
Corresponds al comercio de America
en- valores 81 503, GIT .46, y $967, ,Sl9.l0
de derechos.
Han tenido sumento en- 1887, en- va
lores, los puntos tiguientes:
Estados Unidos. s........ -. $3.50, ,956.5S
lsla de Cuba. Sl,l66.24
BAJAS.
Posesiones Danesss... -. 5 54.519.l5
Id. Inglesss.".............. I48.755 SO
hacienda omission de los otros puntos
de America, por su POGO movimiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

Sr. D. Ignacio Diaz Caneja,
Director del BoLETIN MERcANT1L.
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MARKETS b. TELEGRAPH.


FINANCtAL-
New YORK, Jan "a, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at 211GL4 per cent Exchange
long. 81 S41464 S434; short, 81 S61a94 sGA;
State bonds neglected. Government bonds dull
and heavy.
Chicago & North. 1885 Terminal :..... 23E
Lake Shore.... 923S Western Union. 76H
Norf q w. pref. 4334
D. m.-Exchange dull but firm at 81 SlF0
sc, Money easy at lobe per cent, CLOSING GIillg
S132 $4,000; currency. SlOB3SOOO. Government
bonds dull and heavy; four per cents 10Y;
four and half per cents lO11s. state oonds
dull but steady.
active to-day. but withal very weak, except for
a half dozen stocks, which monopollzed the IN
terest in speculation. In these stocks there
Were few large transactions, ana one SAFE OF
ST PAM of 5000 shares was the largest single
transaction that has taken place at the STOCK
Exchange for over two years. The aggregate
business, however, was very smau, anu we
market was subject to sudden and frequent
changes in temper within narrow range OF
quotations. The bears made RAID on racine
Mail aud Missouri Pacific in the early trading;
but Gould brokers were steauy buyeIs, an ~
those stocks were soon dropped for others by
the bears ST. Paul was hammered, ana the
dealings attracted much attention, ana snort
interest being very large, threatened squeeze
made some apprehension among theul. rlucIild-
tions of the stock. however, notwithstanding
lis comparatively heavy transactions were only
II per cent. for the entire day mammalian
proved 10 be the only stock Sun reinalIilE Sui
nnernble 10 the attacks of the bears, ana u
dropped III per cent, though this was alter,
ward recovered Union Pacific was active and
heavy throughout, q steady depreciation, last
- an dav taking place and II Is the only one
81 the active list showing material change TINS
ot,enipg Coal stocks and other graugers pre-
sented firm front throughout, ana the slssia
ton in the general market was sun lllc ie 1919
~ deailngg The market closed dun ana neaYy
M insigniacant changes for the day. Total sales
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-Flour quiet but steady;
Howard street and Western superiine 81 $40
> 20, extra SO 0093 70, family 81 00Q4 80, city
mills superflne 81 37G02 Is, extra SS G0GG3 rs;
Rio brands 81 7565 90. Wheat-Southern firm
and quiet; red 9iGl95c, amber 9scG 81 %; West
ern easier, closing dull; No. winter red, on
spot s73Ic bid Corn - Southern higher and
firm white 5S@60c, yellow 5S9G0c; Western
easier, closing quiet.
from 81 ~ to 81 20. Wheat opened weak and
closed 1sc lower than last night NO red cash
s0esc; February delivery SO34c; May S224 fs3Lc.
Corn easier, closed unchanged cash e va i1lec,
Oats lower; cash Sic, February delivery 3Oaic
asked May delivery Sl16c bid. Whisky steady
| at 81 05 Provisions easy: Pork, now S14 75@
shoulders S. s5lka6 90 long clears s. so, clear
| ribs S. 6067 65 short clear sides St 55Gg7 S7la
Bacon-Boxed shoulders Sc So long clears
s. BIB, clear ribs SIS 30, short clears S. GOO
s 621s, Hams steady at S1l b0@l2 CO.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 24.-Grain firm: Wheat -
No. red, 500 90c. Corn-No. mixed, sic Oats
No. ? mixed, 3534c, Provisions firm and I'M
CINcGNNArI, Jan. 24.--F1our easier Wheat dull
and lower to sell; No 2 red Ss@sac. Corn dull;
No. mixed 5l16c. Oats easier: No mixed "a
a 341Rc. Pork quiet at 81 -, Lard tirmer
short ribs s. 70. Bacon firm and unchanged;
short clear So S719. Whisky quiet at " o.
as 45 packing and butchers S. 455t5 80.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 24-Markets unchanged
Business restricted because of rain. Sugars
Unchanged Louisiana open kettle, strictly
Louisiana centrfugals, choice white 7-16c
choice yellow clarified 55Sc, prime yellow clari
fled 5&GI5 l316c. Molasses unchanged; Lou
isiana open kettle, choice 35d36c, strictly
prime 33QL3ic.
NAVAL STORES.
New York, Jan. "a, noou.-Spirts turpentine
steady at 42c. Rosin steady at 81 O716Gll 1910
500 p m.-Sprits turpentine duh at 411@c
Rosn steady.
CHARLESTON, Jan. "a Spirits turpentine nom
inal; nothing doing. Rosin quiet, good strained
Soc.
WILMINGTON, Jan 24-Spirits tIrpentine
firm at SOC Rosin firm; strained SOC good
strained SIC Tar firm at 81 10. Crude turpentine
firm; hard 81 20, yellow dip and virgin 81 %.
RICE
New ORLEANS, Jan. 24-Rice unchanged.
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MEMORANDA.

New York Jan 22-Ayrived, schr Mary A Hall
Veaze, Satilla River, Ga.
London, Jan 22--Arrived, bark Skiold (Nor)
Jacobsen, Savannah.
Cienfuegos, Jan 12-Arrived, schr James +
Woodhouse Anderson, Pensacola.
Halifax, Jan 22-Sailed, bark Ibis (Nor), Sa
vannah.
Nassau P, Jan 15-Anved, schrs Gynn
Talbot, Brunswick, Ga; I'm. Christian Bergh
Sanchez, Cat Island and sailed 18th for st Au
Gustine
Brunswick. Jan 1s--Arrived, bark AubepinC
err, Menon, st Shomas.
18th arrived, schr Douglas Hovey, Thompson
Perth AmbOy.
Darien. Jan l9-Arrived, schr Susan n Picker
ing. Haskell, Savannah.
Providence, Jan 2l-Sailed, bark Albert
Schultz. Thatcher. Woods Holl. to load for Sa
vannab.
New York Jan 4-Arrived, steamship Elder
from Bremen.
Arrive out, steamship Rugia from HAMBURG
Fernandina, Jan 24-AT11veG and cleared &c
return, steamship State Of Texas, Williams
New York; arrived, schrs Melissa Wiley
Dukoshire. Enchantress Rollent. st Johns
Fannie Whitmore WhiJmore, New York.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore.
Geo w Arnold, p Cunningham, G Jones.
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
II VanHorn, S Klein, + Perry, Mr. and Mrs I
J Heller, + II Beers, Fl Smith. MIR and Mrs NJ
Morris, Miss w Goldey, James L Allen, and Z
steerage
Per steamer Katie from Augusta and way
landings-M johnson, s y Lewis. r II Hill and
wife. & l. Peoples Tison, wife and son. Capt
y II Peoples and wife, 5 Lewis aud wife, y S
Mason, Miss NJ Bell, Mrs G Mills. Mrs y b BLACK
Mrs Ferguson and daughter, j Il Martin, l.
Edenfield, G Hin, w II Mason, Mrs T n ffrtzger
J V Lee, J J Davis and wife, o 4 Metzger and
wife, VI d Crappse. j A Edenfield, A z Smith
and wife, w J Crappse and 30 deck
Per steamship Cite Of Savannah, from New
YORK; q Centre II L Centre, b J. Scheuck, W
i Ardagh, Mrs II Ardagh. NJ G sherman. Mrs N
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1888.

Counarsie, 4 Leonard, w Gerkin, Mrs S W Ger
kin. Mrs j Cops and son, Miss Z Scholl. Fl Q
Ford and wife, J II Haines, wife and children,
II II solomon, j X Merritt, Miss 4 Mayer, \
l. LaFrevere, Miss f Leonard, Miss + Tupple, J
b Squire. T Parsons, j b Lamontague, Mrs NJ L
Ruda, Il NJ Welles and wife, Miss Willis, Mr. Nc
Naddy, MIR Markham and wife, Pierce. J h
Haines, w Burns, r II Callahan, j Mcmahon,
W Kemp, FANNIE Freeman, Florence Freeman,
Miss NJ Savage Miss NJ Archer, Mrs 5 Archer, j
Wright, W f Dufur, c Spaulding, NJ PeaSe, f Il
French, c f Astmau, L W Mage, q Margased,
and steeraEe.
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EYPORTS

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
2. 1856 bales upland cotton, 259 bales sea island
cotton. AZ bales domes;ics, q bales hides, 100
bbs cotton seed oil, 30 bbls spirits turpentiue,
2s2 bbls rosin. 40 bbls fish. 127 pkgs mdse 6Sl
pkgs fruit and vegetables, refrigerator berries,
1876 TONS pig iron.
Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
725 bales upland cotton, 23l bales sea island cot
ton, 40 bDls rosn 80 bbls rice, 8 kegs honey.
30 bales paper stock, IS bds hides, 2S bbls fresh
fish, bbls terrapn, 80 bales domestics and
yarns. 10000 feet lumber $50 pkgs fruit, %
crates vegetables 800 pkgs nose
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Fruitsand Vegetable Markets

New YORK, Jan. 24.-The Savannah steamer
brought larger invoices of oranges to-day, but
the weather is very cold and the demand light.
Fancy fruit is wanted at 81 O0@4 30 per box;
brights, 81 50@3 so per box; russets, 50 00@
cumbers, SIS 0007 90 per crate; tomatoes. SO 00
"a 90 per crate; cabbage, 50 0OQ3 30 per barrel.
q : PALMER
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WEDNESDAY. Jan 2s. 1883.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah Smith, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way land
ings-J G Medlock, Agent.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Pensacola. Jan 1s--Brig Nueva Providencia
tSp) which arrived here Dec p leaking above
light water mark, was surveyed AMI certain re-
pairs recommended, which were made, and to-
day a second survey found the vessel il excel
lent condition for her voyage to San Sebastian,
Spain, whittier she goes with cargo OF pine
lumber.
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Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Steamship VIM Crane Baltimore.
Steamship Storra Lee tBr), Liverpool.
Bark Ganymedes (NCrl. Hun.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, New York-U
G Anderson. Agent.
Steamship VIM Crane, Billups, Baltimore
b West & Co.
Schr D X Baker, Hall. Charleston. in ballast,
to load for Barren Island-Jos A Roberts & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TTIIS DAY.
Sun RISES ................... .6:52
DUN ohIo .J'Oo
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. ..... :2S A NJ, 5:22 p NJ
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PoULTRY-Nlarket firmer; fair demand.
EoGs-Narket firmer with fair demand
and supply light
PEANUrs-Fair stock; demand moderate; mar
ket steady.
SUeAREGeorgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-No demand; nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs--ln fair demand; receipts
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were 1872 600 shares. Final changes are irregu-
! lar and for fractions only, except declines of
per cent. each in Union Pacific and Oregon I'M
provement The following were the closing
] mn
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Will timber 81 below these figures.

LUMBER-By sail - Vessels are in good
demand for the regular Northern
ports Of discharge at outside figures.
Freight limits are from S. 0Q1
% from this and the near Georgia
ports to the Chesapeake ports Philadelphia,
New York. Sound ports and eastward Timber,
50c6S1 no higher than lumber rates. To the
America, Sl3 OOG14 90; to Spanish and Medi-
terranean ports, 81 00612 90; to United King
dom for orders, timber, <702Ss; lumber, 60 lbs
Steam--To New York, S. CO., to Philadelphia,
ST 90; to Boston, s. 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Nominal. Foreign-Cork, ETC.,
for orders, IS, and or Is Sd; Adriatc,
rosin, 3s Genoa, rosn, IS 1O16d. Coastwi,e-
Steam-To Boston, 45c on rosin, soc on spirits;
depha rosin 3Oc, spirits SOC; to Baltimore,
rosln Doc, spirits roc. Coastwise quiet.
CoTToN-By steam-The market is quiet, with
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SAVANNAH GA, Jan. "a, 4P. NJ.
,,~rox-The market was auieter' with less
W Factors, however, were firm holders
nqu', .stol sales for the day were s'3 bales. On
lne w. at the opening call, at 10 a. M,
'Cnars srket was reported firm and unchanged,
me -,+h no sales. At the second call, at p,
bull W., vas quiet, the sales being s24 bales At
n" s,r5 and last call, at p. M, it closed
the W. and unchanged, with further sales of
due. ,.s The following are the official closing
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r,11nd-The market was quiet, but very
sea 14 holders we're asking fun figures. The
firm, s the day were about so bags on the basis
SAFES It+;ons We quote:
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RIcE-The market was very firm at the ad-
ave There was an active demand, but the
stncIg offering was rather small. The sales for
the day we're about $40 barrels. At the Board
W Trade the market was reported firm, with
eales of 100 barrels at the following official
quotations. Small job lots are held at 1s94c
higher:
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NAVAL 6TOREs-IL5 IIIdlI h5O II splits UuI
rentine was dull and nominal. There was no
ropiry and no sales were reported. At the
B0ard of Trade on the opening call the mar
Iet was reported quiet at $3.50 for regu-
lars. At the closing call there was nothing doing
and no quotations were posted. Rosin-The
market continues quiet, with only light
noriry and a moderate business doing. At the
Boari of Trade on the first call the market
was reported steady, with sales of ZIG barrels
atthe following quotations: A, B, c, D,and f Soc.
FS7LSc. G SOC H Csc / 81 90, K 81 20, NJ 81 IS, N
sf65 window glass So 80 water white 81 So At
The last call it was steady, the sales being $50
barrels at unchanged prices, except for X,
which was quoted at 81 Is and NJ at 81 30.
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New YORK, Jan. p, noon.-Stocks dull bu
steady. Money easy at 2166y4 per cent Exchang'
long. 81 S419@4 S434; short, 81 S61aD4 s994
and heavy.