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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08
BORN.

] Oaks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
tcothache. Foshay q Mason. Agents.
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Farmers. il you want the best harness oil
hand made, call onE.L. Power.next 10 Dem.
crat Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

Fine line Of Guns and
good stock Of Ammuni-
tion at Deyoe and Rob
sons Special bargains
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We viii sell you groceries cheaper than
any one else.
BRowEELL q STANARD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

H.Ewsrt, practical matchmaker and .cw
ef
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

Thompson 4 ovsrman keep the best har-
nesses.
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There were eight baptisms In the Baptis
Church Sunday evening. and meetings vii
DO continued this week. Rev Trumbull hai
tried to obtain assistsncej but ministers or,
busy everywhere. There seems to have beer
general revival 10 religious sentiment
through the Northwest.
Here 10 the way IL goes at TacoIpa: "Mr
Edward Sykes, the well-known q. ar mann
facturer, bought l7K acres Of land near Ia,
coma, lie 's6. for $500, and surprised bis
friends last fall by declining $40, 600 for The
same. len days since he was offered $GU,.
900 for tho property and again decIiaed,
firmly assured Of q yet further enhancement
ef its value.p
TUESDAY.
DR.. Rich, the skilfui o. p physician 1.ft
yesterday for Chicago.
Hon. w. r. Bilyeu has been in Salem
Watching the State Legislature.
Mrs. John Foster, Benton county pion-
eer, died At Corvallis on Saturday.
Mr. Shipley, agent f,r the Equitable Life
Insurance Co. Is In the city. Are you in
sured.
The train was delayed this morning a
couple hours on account Of collision with a
COW at God Hill.
The Railroad Commissioners do not pio
pose TO bo removed and propose holding
meetings and doing nothing rs usual.
The articles incorporating the Albany
Building and Loan Association were flied
yesterday in the Secretary OF States Office,
A Woodbnra editor few weeks ago
knocked down T. d. Porter, formerly Of this
city, and then got roaripgly mad because
Salem paper told aboat it.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. Shields have toe Dgno.
Gratis thanks for q supply Of nice wedding
cake. The happy couple are now in Port
land, where Mr.. Shields has position in
Wholesale furniture house.
George Miller received despatch from the
father Of A. d. Sprenger, the young man re
Gently stabbed to death, requesting him to
send the body to Dodge City, aud IL will be
expressed ia the morning.
Mf. w. X Graham has begun the cot
stfuction Of barn on bis place near the city,
where he will store bis effects until house
can bc erected. Andy hunt is welding the
hammer.
There were seyenty.two fsiIures ia Los
Angeles and California during January. and
the bubble continues 10 collapse. Mr.. Stuttz
the actor. now In the city, paid s37 900 for
property there for which he could now only
get $4,000. We are not huntiBg for such
booms.
According to the following from . Prime
vile paper that city is more yistuous than
Albany in It's manner OF preventing gambling,
arresting even the women Last Saturday
j. Fisher and wife got bepeit Of $50
apiece and cost in Recorder Bells court for
violating town ordinance which provides
that all persons having no visible or lawful
means Of support. or who shall make q living
by gambling shall be deemed ysgrants."
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T GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
Mnst iInna.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. s.--In the. supreme
court, in the case Of the territory vs.. George
Codas, the haif.breed murderer, the verdict and
sentence Of the lower court was rcafdrmed, and
the date for the execution was set for march s,
1880.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

For t.nd m.d.h.rne.. 60 to E. L. Power
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II would Take.

NEw York, Feb. 4.--The Hsraid says: "a
young lady now in this city, who is happy in
The belief that she viii be one Of the White
House co,eric for at least week or two after
18th Of March next, says that General Harrison
hopes 10 open the inaural ball by promenading
with Mn. Cleveland,
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Stands Alone.
A Novel swindle.

Los ANGELES, Feb. A novel swindle
came TO light to-day. Dimond & Hardy's en-.
ployment agency engaged about 50 men 10 20
out TO San Fernando 10 grade the toll road.
The men paid "a. so each to the agency, got
receipts, and presented themselves this morn
ing TO work. Then II was learned that the
poor iaborers had been Swindled as no such
job Of work was in existence and Dimond had
skipped with their money.
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Poultry Wanted.

All kinds OF poultry, alive or dressed,
wanted ct the Willamette Packing Com
pany's Store, Albany, Oregon.
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No, Civilized Yet.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Sit is stated here
that John wanamaker, Of Philadelphia. ha,
purchased the residence occupied by Secretary
Whitney, and that the price paid was $4,000.
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County School suDerintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

New YORK. Dec. 10. noon.-Stocks opened
active and strong. Money easy at 6 per cent.
Excnange-long, 90 S01404 S014; short, 81 $40
"a SIX. Government bonds dull but firm. State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie ........ 49,. 213s Richm d q w. Pr
Chicago & North. 1lo}s Terminal. ........ 2194
Lase Snore. go. 10S Western Uniou... sjM
500 p. m.-Exchange quiet but steady at 81 ST
"a S516 Money easy at 4@l8 per cent, closing
offered at per cent Sub-treasury balances
Gold s16o, OSs, 900; currency, 81, $4,000 Govern
ment bonds dull but steady; four per cents
127; four and half per cent. coupons 1914.
State bonds dull but firm.
the stock market has continued to show
steadily decreasing volume of business. and to-
days record especially for stocks of the regular
list, was smaller than anything seen in mouths.
The unlisted department was more active in
the aggregate, but the increase, especially in
Sugar Refineries, which were heavily traded in
every day this week, with the exception of
Tuesday. The stock seemed to touch bottom
to-day at 5519, when large buying orders came
in, and substantial rally OF over per cent.
was made, though all of the improvement was
not retained at the close. Buying seemed for
the most part to be covering but there were
heavy orders executed for Boston account, and
large blocks of borrowed stock were returned
to-day, Indicating that covering yesterday
material. Outside buying stimulated invest
ment by room traders on the long SIDE, and the
reaction was due more to realizing or this ele-
menu LndN any buinR else. NnISa6O vas was ue-
pressed at first on unfavorable reports, but
rallied. A publication, claimed 10 DO official.
that Missouri Pacific had failed TO earn even
fixed charges for the year ending June 80 last
by something less than $4,000. mad some
small influence on that stock, and it closed "A
per cent lower than last evening. Lackawanna
was again strong to-day. The report that the
deal in Tennessee Coal was over for the present
resulted in some selling of that stock, and it
yielded per cent, but recovered per cent.
The most important movements, however, were
in Memphis and Charleston, which spurted up 3
per cent on a decision Of the supreme court OF
Alabama prohibiting East Tennessee from
voting the majority of the Memphis and
Charleston stock which it holds, and thus throw
ing the control of the company to the minority
stockholders. The general list was quiet TO
dull throughout. The market closed dull and
steady at close to opening figures. Sales Of
stocks aggregated 12i, 600 shares. The follow
ing were the closing quotations;
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Total shipments, .l5o9n le4,87s 1s2,s97 1854
Stock on hand and
on shipbo ard
I 10 81 t5.4s1 ss.s91 1f.s4t 1896

Dec. IS .,....... 15.4s1 56,s9i 11841 sa,8n
smoked clsar rio sides, none; shoulders, SIC;
dry sailed clear rib sides, &c; long clear, BIC;
bellies. &c: shoulders &C; hams, 1214012izc.
BAGGINa AND T1Es-The market is easy
Small lots: Jute bagging. IA lbs. 1034c:
2 lbs, 10c; ia lbs, 914c, according to brand and
quantity; sea island bagging very scarce
at 14O!5c; cotton bagging, d. inches, q
ID, 1870 t334c; smaller widths, cheaper. Iron
ties-Sl 1901 20 per bundle. according to guam
tity. Bagging and ties in retail lots fraction
higher.
BUTTER - Market dull; fair demand;
Goshen, 1601sc; gilt edge, 20021c; creamery,
CABBAGE. 9110c.
CHEEsE-Market steady; fair demand; 11@
1216c.
fancy 21t6c; choice, 21c; prime, 201hc
good. zoe; fair, 19a4c; ordinary, 1870; com
mon, 1Sc
DRIED FRurr-Apples, evaporated, lO16c; COM
mon, &c. Peaches, peeled, 121kc; unpeeled 5Gl,c.
Currants. &c. Citron, &c
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet and steady.
Prints. 4G1616c; Georgia brown shirting, 81,
osnaburgs, 7160S1kc; checks, 51516c; yarns $50
for the best makes brown drillings, 6la0716c.
FIsH-Market nominal. We quote full weights:
Mackere. No. 8, half barrels. nominal, 50 90
&c; scaled, 26c. Cod, 6Gsc. Mullet. half
barrels, S. 90.
-Lemons-Light demand. Choice 81 80
13 IS. Apples, SO 5003 IS. Florida oranges,
inferior, ST 2501 rs q box; prime stock, 81 25
az rs o box.
FLous-Market dull. Extra. 81 50; family,
81 50; fancy, 81 20; patent SO 90; choice patent
s. IS: spring wheat. best, So 70; bakers MKT
Gp4IN~Corn-Market steady. White corn,
retail lots Coo; job lots, SIC: carload lots Sc;
mixed corn, retail lots, SIC: job lots. 55c; car
load lots, SIC. Oats-Retail lots. 40c; job lots,
Sc; carload lots &c. Bran-Retail lots, 81 90;
Job lots 9Oc carload lots, Sc. Meal, size Pearl
grits, per barrel, Sc IS; per sack, 81 IS; grits,
HAY-Market firm. Western, in retail lots
81 90; Job lots, soc; carload lots, 65c.
HIDES, Wool, .-Hides-Market very dull,
receipts light; dry flint, &c; sailed, &c; dry
butcher. &c. Wool Market nominal; prime, zoe:
bury, 10015c. Wax, zoe. Tallow, 3QD4c. Deer
skins flint, 25c; sailed, zoe. Otter skins, 5Oc0
81 90.
LGRD@Market steady; in tierces, SIC; BOD
tins, CSC.
LIME CAICINED PLASTER AND CEMEST-Chew-
acala lump lime in fair demand and selling at
81 IS Ter BARREL Georgia and Shelby, 81 IS
per barrel; bulk and carload lots special;
calcined plaster. 81 IS per barrel: hair, 4(05c;
Rosendale cement, 81 4O11 80; Portland cement.
LTouoRs-Firm: good demand. Whisky,
per gallon rectified, 81 os01 20, according to
proof; choice grades, 81 50M2 90; straight,
81 5000 90; blended, 81 006t6 90. Wines
Domestic, port. sherry and catawba. lev
grades, t001S5c; fine grades u OO49. 5Oi
California, light. muscatel and angelica, 5! 50
" N.iis- Market very firm: fair demand: 81,
ca 3O. Id and Sd 81 90; Cd 81 20: sd. 81 IS; l0d,
"a 10: i9d to 4Od, 81 90; SOD to cod. 81 IS.
NrTs-Alnlonds- 1arIagona oLsoc. Iy.cas.
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NEv ORLEANS Dec. 1S.-Coaee unchsnced.
no un cAr,oesl common To prime. l6l36l20 &c
Sugar quiet; Louisiana open kettle, strictly
prime ll-iec, prime Asc: Louisiana centrifn.
gals. plantation granuated 6 I3-l6c, OF ditto
6.ll-l6c, choice white 6lsc, of ditto dgST6Lfc
choice yellow clarified 5;S36c. prime ditto
li-ibdSs4c, of ditto 5Asc. Molasses steady:
louisiana open kettle, fancy 4lc, choice zoe
strictly prime 81 Ge3Sc, good prime SIC; centrif-
ugals fancy sic. choice Soc strictly prime 2iGa
2Sc. Syrup 3OGS3c.
ClScISsArI. Dee is.-Flour quiet. Wheat
dull; No : red SOC. Corn closed quiet; No. =
mixed. new si16c. Oats strong and scarce; No
mixed &c Provisions-Pork quiet at 81 60
meats barely steady; short ribs s7t6 Bacon
nominal short clear Sc 70. Whisky steady
at ); o. Hogs dull and lower: common and
lisht ~ Oo05 %; packing and butchers 81 %
G3 90.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13-wheat steady: No ?
red, 16c. Corn firm; No. > mixed. TO arrive.
Solsc Oats quiet No. ,. &c. Provisions firm
market; clear sides, packed, Is. Bulk meats
clear ribs - l2la; clear sides S. 37lS; shoul-
dets 81 SO. Mess pork sic Sugar cured hams
clio 50@ll. Lard. choice leaf 81 30.
Sr. LOUIS Dec. iS-l'lour closed quiet but
| steady Wheat closed weak aud iS6sssc below
yesterday; No. red, cash 77lAc; December de
livery 7Ac asked, May delivery sias@s1l6c
asked. I'm dull and weak; No. 2 mixed
cash, 51Sft&4sc; December delivery 27I6c May
delivery 2gt4Gt29fSc asked. Oats weak; No 9
| cash &c; May delivery 22Asc bid. Whisky at
~ o. Provision market dull and unchanged
Pork $1,000 80
BALTIMORE, Dec. l3-FIour steady and
quiet Howard street and Western sIperfine
90 25G2 Is; extra 81 00GA3 60; family 81 300
Z 40; city mills, lilo brands, extra 81 40d1a SIS
Wheat Southern firm and a shade higher;
Fuz 7ldSic, LongUerry G5mS5c; Western dull
and easier; No. winter red, on spot and De-
csmber delivery s7HM,99zc. Corn-Southern
quiet and firm white, S54S0ilc; yellow $500
ilc, Western strong
NAVAL. arnvwa
LIVERPOOL. Dec. IS, noon--Spirits turpentine
3is; common roSin Is lssd.
NEW DIRK. Dec. l3, noon.-Spirlts turpentius
quiet and unchanged. Rosin scarce at 81 a00n
l %.
800 p. m.-Rosin quiet; common to good
strained 81 2OGDl IS rurpentine quiet at 400
4Slsc,
CHARLESTON. Dec 13-Turpentine nominal at
&c. Rosin, nothing doing; good strained at
81 02l5. sIiu
WILMINGTON, Dec. f3-Spirits turpentine
steady at 4llac. Rosin steady; strained Csc
good strained 81. Tar Arm az 81 80. Crude
| turpentine lrm; hard VI 20, yellow dip and
virgin ~ %.
New YoRK. Dec. 13-Rice steady; domestic
4l6Gl6Isc.
Nav ORLEANS Dec 1s.-Rice unchanged or
binary to good S)sGD4l6c.
PETROLEUM
Nav YORK. Dec 10. Petroleum opened
steady at l03I4, aud after first sales moved up
slowly. There was little activity shown ia
trading, and the market closed dull at 10S)s.
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CONSIGNEEs

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Feruandina--
Geo NJ yer, Clare A s. Strauss Bros Butler e q
BERNHARD Bros a Co, u Davis & Co, w wilken
N t@Tst Sons & Co. Epstein 4 Bro. J w Dur
den. Max Stern, w W Gordon & Co Lindsay 4
VI, Williams & Co, Lee Roy Myers Il 90 IL y
Bryan; BArnwel, W ) 5 one Ellis, Y < Co.
r Buchanan, Baldwin & Co. Jno Flannery & Co.
Garnett S & Co. ~
p, Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec ls-
p nrainster once; Garnett' & Co. Brown Bros.
e. McDonough, II " Conner & Co, II A Ulmo. J
IL SchrOder, Max Stern, So cialty Co, ] Hev-
ward; Elnstein, ] d Weed & COG w Parish,
u w lledeman Bro, Lowell & l., Palmer Bros
A Enrich & Bro, A b Hull & Co, Phil Grubbs
Letiier 4 Son MeinhArd Bros & Co, W Kehoe.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Zee I ll55-rordg once Ellis q Co. Heron & @,
Jno flannery & Co, Peacock, II Il Co, Chas Ellis.
Nj 4 ID | Mcintyre. Baldwin & Co. Butler & 81
Woods Co. II Conner & 60, w w Chisholm
= VI Farley Garnett, & Co. Chestnut & ON,
warren & A. Williams e Co, w O jackson.
e JONES' = / Roberts Southern Cotton on Co.
II Myers a Bros. Enrich & Bro. Mendel & D.
McDouough & Co, NJ Henderson Krausz
Mcmillan Bros G Eckstein & Co. q Davis a SON
n Solomon & Son, Epstein & Bro C o Haines.
n Lang, Meinhard Bros a Co, A Einstein's Sons
w u Simklns NJ kerst's Sons & Co. T T Bond,
Mrs r Carney. T X White & Co, Lovell's Sons.
J fosenheim Co. V Hecker & Co, S Watson
II Chaplin. s w Branch u B Lester Lieut. q
Carter. G w Tiedeman & Bro, Lppman Bros,
-
Reaves, Epstein q W, Fields A Jones. ] Il
Stewart, Stilwell NJ 4 Co, Mrs John Banks. NJ
+ Beals, q w Haslam, McDonough & Co, w w
Amair & Co, Dale, d g. Co. Y Hunting a. Co.
leopard Il Co. Frierson a. Co, + Bvingfon.
Per Central Railroad. Dec 1s-Fordg Azt.
Baldwin Co, w W Gordon q Co. NJ Hendrix.
Butler q 5, Jno Flannery 81 Co NJ Maclean & co.
NJ & ID Mcintyre, J Cooper, Warren & A.
Montague & Co, II Traub Hammond, II & Co.
Garnett, S & Co. J r Williams & Co, Chas Ellis.
Decker 4 +, Mohr Bros, ID c Cowart, P Hook.
S Wood & Bro. w W Chisholm. Ellis. Y & co.
Chesnutt Is ON. Peacocs, II d Co, Haynes a e
Cubbege, Jas Douglas, $ II Hall a. Co w ri
Cooper, Puder & d, b Rothwell. Harbour Bros.
J Collins q Co, S Rich : Guckenheiner q Son.
II Myers q Bros, NJ Henderson, S Cohen. H
White A Smith, A S Canuet w Brannan.
Mrs Georgia Austin, Mrs NJ Hetterich, D We'll.
II O'Connor. Thos West, S Marx & Co. @ l.
Connolly, Herman & X, l. Putzel Il VI Fraser
Bacon e Co, McDonough q Co, Stanley q 3.
Stillwell m a Co, II Myers & Bros, Baker & II,
Decker a. +. 4 Davis ~ Co, E Hunting 4 20.
Savannah Brewing Co. Moore, II & Co, Crib.
Southern Cotton Oil Co. Lee Roy Myers q Co, w
: Travis, Lindsay & NJ. Meinhard Bros 4 Co, w
II Royal, NJ Ferst s Sons & Co, Enrich a Bro.
w Tiedeman Bro. Goette, d Grizzly z
Smart, Savannah Steam Bakery Frank & Co.
II Solomon & Son, J y BaJthelmcss, X Saussy
Jr. Lippman Bros. Smith Bros. Lovell's Sons.
Louisa Atkins, Palmer Bros, w T Thompson
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NAVAL STOREs.-The receipts Tor the past
week have been 2077 barrels spirits turpentine
and 14036 barrels rosin. The exports were / ,09O
barrels spirits turpentine and IL go barrels
rosin. moving as follows; To New York, 1852 bar
rels spirits turpentine and ? 704 barrels rosln; to
Baltimore, III barrels spirits turpentine and
1901 barrels rosin; TO the interior. $50
barrels spirits turpentine and 500 barrels
rosin: to Boston, 191 barrels spirits turpentine
and 1876 barrels rosin; to Philadelphia, 1876
barrels spirits turpentine and POI barrels rosin:
to Antwerp, $50 barrels rosin; TO Granton.
1850 barrels rosin. The following are the Board
of Trade quotations: Rosin-A, B, G and D
81 021s 81 O21s, ST ora, G 81 1919, II 81 1716.
81 45 ST. SEA, NJ 81 O5, n Sc 10, window
glass So rs. water white So 80. Spirits turpen-
tine-regulars 42c.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL ,
1889, TO DATE, AND TO TIE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah RY, Dec b.
s bales cotton. bbls rosin, car coal bbls tar,
8 cars wood, 81 pkgs tobacco, 80 cases hats, 23a
doz pals. % cases cigarettes, 10 nests tubs rs p
irons % bids stocks. 10 bdls castings, 2 cases
boots and shoes, box, sugar roller. 8 SACKS
peas, 2 bd1s hides.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Dec 13-I45A bales cotton. 2,127 bbls rosin. 1866
bblS spirits turpentine. az cars lumber cars
seed 5 tales hides, 10 bbls syrup, bbls whisky,
6 cases clothing 30 pkgs furniture, car slaves,
102 sacks guano, pkgs beef. 10 boxes tobacco,
rs caddes tobacco. % uieces machinery, II bxs
soap, 81 lobls rice. cases shoes, bbs paint, 10
bales mattresses 3 cars wood, $50 sacks oats,
0.i2G boxes oranges 1875 bbls oranges 100 pigs
vegetables, car oranges.
Per sIeamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina--
30 bal IS cotton, 80 bbls spirits turpentlne, 1893
Dbs osin, 3S bales hides. / basket eggs, 3 bblS
bottles, q boxes, Is pkgs h goods Dbl tools,
l case whisky, cans, bdl Tnattresse' bale
cottA,u samples 26 sacks corn and bran, case
she es, BEAM bdl weights, roll paper, disk,
sale frame, 1876 sacks rough rice, baskets.
Per Central Railroad. Dec l3-3,968 bales cot
ton 100 bales yarn. 1903 bales domestics, = cars
ruit bdls hides, 3 bdls leather. II bdls paper,
IS bdls tobacco. 240 lbs lard, 30S00 lbs bacon,
1913 bbls spirits turpentine, S0l bbls rosln, cask
old metal, bbls fruit, l3l bbls whisky. l06
pkgs rndse II bales paper stock, cars seed, Is
bbls cotton seed oil, 10 sacks peanuts. D Kegs
powder AZ boxes hardware, bales plaids, bxs
Soap bbl eggs, - cases eggs, cars coal, p hf
bbls whisky. bbs syrup, car malt, bx wax,
Q 40 bushels corn 100 bbis -four, buggies, car
iron. 20 400 lbs -four. 81 cars humber. l car d
lumber IS bbls Irvine, 80 pkgs furniture, Is,
bbls vegetables, 80 cases liquor.
EXPORTS.
Per steamship CITY Of Augusta. for New
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The receipts of cotton at this port from all
sources the past week were 35 f41 bales of up-
land and 2064 bales sea island, against 80 9S1
bales of upland and 1,540 bales sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows; Per Central railroad. 25 400 bales up-
land; per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, 1891 bales upland and 1913
bales sea island; per Charleston and Savannah
railway. 2S1 bales upland per Savannah river
steamers, 400 bales upland; per carts, "a bales
| upland, and So bales sea island: per Florida
steamers, 81 bales upland, and 116 bales sea
island
The exports for the week were 20974 bales of
| upland and 235 bales sea island, moving as fol-
lows: To New York, 9214 bales upland and rs
bales sea island; to Baltimore, 347 bales up
land; to Boston 1,291 bales upland and 10Y bales
sea island; to Charleston, 778 bales upland; to
| Liverpool, so bales sea island; to Antwerp
4,600 bales upland; to Reval. roo bales upland
TO Dunkirk, 2,375 bales upland; to Philadelphia
| GO bales upland.
The Stoke on hand to-day was 996S1 bales
upland and $3.50 bales sea island against 107 765
bales upland and s. 466 bales sea island last year.
| RICE.-The market during the past week was
very dull, Prices, however, remained steady and
unchanged. There was some scarcity of outside
orders, due, no doubt. to the near approach of
the holiday season. Tnere was a pretty full
stock Offering. but the better qualities were more
firmly hold The total sales for the week were
about 900 barrels, which was confined principally
| to local dealers The following are the official
| quotations of the board of trade. Small Job lots
are held at 1sG114c higher:
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Antwerp, Dec io--Arrved. steamship Naples
tBr), Flett, Savannah
Bremen, Dec 0-sailed, steamship Alps (Br),
Clinskel, Savannah.
1l-Arrived, steamship Iolani OBJ, Russell,
Savannah
Chatham, Dec 10-Arrlved, bark florida Nor).
Johannesen, ApalachicoIa.
Liverpool, Dec 1l-Arrived, steamships Aims
dale (Br) Hurst, Galveston via Savannah; Para
(Brl. Brunswick.
Lizard, Dec 10--Passed, steamship Wuotan
Ger Pfeiffer, Savannah for Bremen; bark
Tiomo (Nor) Tergesen, Savannah for Amster-
dam.
London, Dec il-Arrived, bark Ernst Ludwig
Holtz Ger, Epping, Savannah.
Marsees, Dec 9-Sailed, bark Mats August
(Rus), Wirpi, Pensacola.
Havana Dec 6-Arrived, bark Henry Gregg,
Carter. Apalachicola
Sagua, bee BIN port, brig Clyde (Br) Strum,
from and for Pensacola, arrived 3D.. and TO sail
about iOth schr Gertrude l. Trnndy, Davis.
discharging.
Darlen, Dec 11-Arrived, schr Edward w
Schmidt, Cramer, Sagua.
Fernandna Dec 9-Arrived, schr Nellie Par.
ker (Brj Harding, st Kits.
Fortress Monroe. Dec 10-Passed out, steam
ship Acuba (Br), Savannah via Norfolk for
Bremen.
W Spear, Caswell, and Chas G Lister. Robinson,
Wilmington, " c.
Dec 8~Sailed schrs Geo Congdon, Bayles,
and Eleanor Poole. New York; Abbie II Gheen,
dheen, fnlanclphia, Jun, matue way, hchAro
son, New York
Jacksonville, Dec 1f-Sailed, schrs Paiaro
(Bn, Albury, Green Turtle Cay; Penobscot,
Carter, New York.
Newport News, Dec 9--Arrived, schr John g
Schmidt. Campbell. Savannah.
Portland, Ne, Dec 9-Cleared schr Agnes
Grace, Hickerson, Satilla River, Ga.
st Augustine, Dec l0-Arrived, schr Pioneer
(Br), Roberts, Nassau, N l..
New York. Dec 13-Arriyed, steamships Ger.
manic, Liverpool; Traye. Bremen
Arrived ont, steamships City Of Chicago. New
York for Liverpool; Etrura, do.