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A SALE Or

A SALE Or
Little Things you need all the time. actually indispeu-
sable.
Small wares that are necessary.
Have them i'll the house when wanted.
Blonde WlIaleboncs. uncovered, best quality, IL, 10,
is, 20 and .3c. dozen.
whaleboIe Casing. silk finished. colored stitching,
&c. per yard.
No. } Hooks and Eyes. &c. per card.
Patent Hooks and Lyes, &c. per dozen.
Large Coat Hooks and Eyes, &C. per dozen.
Fine English Tare from &c. to l0c. piece.
Good Quality Tape. > pieces for &c.
Dutch Linen Tape, Sc. for all widths.
Flat SILK Lacers, 1 yards long. 25c.. all colors.
Linen Corset Lacers, 3 yards long, Sc.
Linen Corset Lacers. 4 yards long, &c.
Round Silk Dress Lacers, = yards long, only Sc.
Dress Reeds, latest style. without elastic, PC. each
or nc. set.
Dress Reeds. with elastic Sc and l5c. per set.
Best English Pins. &c. special price.
Book Pins, &c.
Kirby's Black Pins, Toe. per box.
Mourning Pins, 4c. per box.
Betting, D, 10, u and 20c. yard.
Iaylor's Hair Pins, = papers for SC.
Smiths Fine Steel Points. DC. per paper.
Invisible Hair Pins, . papers for DC.
Button Hooks. DC, polished handles.
Better grades at y. Z, 10. II, 10 and 25c.
Shoe BEttons, Sc. per gross.
Bone Buttons. assorted sizes. l5c. and 2Oc. per gross.
Agate Buttons, ., j. q and sc. card.
Fedora Dress Shields at special prices, 20, "a. 2S,
32c. per pair: these are well recommended.
Stockinet Shields at Is, Is and 20c. per pair.
Silk Dress Shields, 80. 30 and 40c. PER pair.
Dull Jet Hair Pins, l0c. per dozen.
Bright Jet Hat Tins. l0c. per dozen.
White Hat Pins. Toe. per dozen.
Safety Pins. small size, Sc. card.
Sepsible Pins, small size. nickel plated, will not
| tgrnish, &c. card.
Miles small size, nickel plated, Sc. card.
Large size Safety Plus at proportionately low prices.
Darning Needles, = for Ic.
Kings Basting Cotton. 500 yards. &c. SPOOL
Tafeta Ribbons, l5c. piece.
Curling Irons, %, %, SO and 31c, best qualities.
J. n. Leonnrd's Best Spool Silk, in all the new color.
| ings, 50.yard spools, sc.
Tape Measures, Sc. each,
Improved Tracing Wheels, l5c. each.
Hemirgway's Crochet Silk. Boo. ball.
Florence Knitting Silk, only use. bali.
Copdicem Wash Silk. Be. per spool, all colors,
Hemingw ways Telling Silk, = skeius for DC.
Japan Floss, &c. per skein.
Cordiceih Rope silk, DC. a skein, or SOC. per dozen
skeins.
Darnins Silk only SC. a spool. in all conceivable
colors.
Cordiceli Waste Silk for patch work, l or, boxes
3jc,
Bone Collar Buttons, 10c. doz, all one piece.
Dress Facing IN all desirable colors, loc. u yard.
| Clark's ONT. Spool Cotton, 4c. q spool.
Barbours Linen Thread, &c. a spool.
C.B. Darning Cotton, 5 balls for l0c.
Dexter Knitting Cotton, Sc. u ball.
Dorcas Darntng Cotton on Cards. lie. per card, or SC.
for six cards.
Eureka Excelsior. best quality Skirt Braid, full!
measure, &c. Iiece.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOOTH BRUSHES.
| Fully 1000 Elegant Tooth Brushes at DC.
/ a splendid line of Tooth Brushes at 1Oc I % and
| 1oc. each, good values.
Fine quality English Brushes at o5c.
Extra Fine French Tooth Brushes at 3sc.
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The Washington Fencit.les may not have had
a great deal of fun IN KANSAS City. but they
md considerable consolation in two prizes
worth $1,000. and two line medals. When the
Feneibles come m' rching home again Saturday
night the hre company and the brass band
should turn out TO meet them and no doubt
will.
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These are the days when the college orator
and the sweet girl graduate undertake the
e!ncIdation Of the universe. Bless their dear.
enthusiastic souls,
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BBDPs ErE ErE Pr. EfE gRE
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Odd y KER Il ERE 4 4

Goods and prices alike getting lower in our DRY
oOOIs DkPAkTMENT.
We have come 10 the season when We don't consider
hemainder Of our 5Oc. Figured China silks tencept-
my Black and White, dark grounds.
REDUCED TO 3sc. A M
Z pieces of 3s-irch MoHAIRS. which were Dos. n
shra. hedgoed 70 31c. a yard Colors-GOblm, Ecru,
- VIecez Of Mhite Flaid Law ms in ,nqnisite designs.
Tor 2pc- aSard' as Iretty quahty as you viii md any.
REDUCED PRICE l5c. A YARD.
Another 100 pieces of those 2iIuch ChAnies. new
and handsome designs,
atc. A YARD,
And quantities Of other items u equal interest.
NET BARGAIN.
8 pieces only-4 different PATTERNS and a big mar
GAR sTRi 81 4 y1r4 has sSass essn he rrio.
46inch vide.
FOR 95c A YARD.
You can very nearly SAVE THE MAKING in the
WHITE SATIN M
o CoMMENCEMENTs.
The latest Paris designs at extremely low Irlces. All
imaginable eoncelts. exquisite Workmanship
THAI OOk SALE.
II 10TH OF JUNR SEES
II END OF n.
Book buyers are seeing the advantage % buying
prices We are now selling them
ENCYCLOPEDIA B~RfTTANNICA.
II you havu't seen il you Should.
The most wonderful book for the price ever rub
lished.
JUST THINK. $3.50 A VOLUME.
To show you that We mean what we say. We sell YOU
the fTst volume Tor OOc. and that without Auy con-
tract on your part 10 take the remainder.
ltl-id"ntlcal Mlth the latest Edgnhuryh Edition, cun-
MARGINAL R~ETERENCEs, A., a..
tcost1ou nothing 10 look al 81. DO that Of least.
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An excellent preventive OF mad-dogism is not
10 Keep a dog yourself ana to persuade your
ueighbor not to.
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IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.
NJ. ". GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.

NJ W. GAIT, BRO. l. co.
CALL ATTENTION TO HI FOLLOWING
ARTICLES IN THEIR STOCK IND1s-
PENsABLE TO THOSE LEAVING TOWN
y THE SUMMER:
TRAVELLING A G les IN
RUSSIA. ALLIGATOR AND SEAL. WITH
CONVENIENT n NOVEL FASTEN.
INGs.
LETTER. CARD AND PHOTOGRAPH
CASES.
POCKET BOOKS. PURSES AND CHATE-
AIN BAGS. iLyER AND PLATED
FLAsKs. TRAVELLING INK STANDS
AND SEALS. POCKET KNIVES AND
MIRRORS.
SOAP BOXES. SHAVING BRUSHES
AND EVERY VARIETY OF TOILET
ARTICLES.
UMBRELLAS AND UMBRELLA
STRAPS, CANES AND RIDING CROPS.
TO AVOID INCONVENIENCE AND
PROBABLE LoSS WE SUGGEST TO
THOSE HAVING VALUABLE JEWELS
THE PROPERTY OF HAVING THEIR
SETTINGS EXAMINED AND MADE Sc
CURE, As WELL. AS THAT THEIR
WATCHES M JEwELRY ri IN
THOROUGH ORDER BEFORE LEAVING
TOWN For II SUMNER jeG-tr
IND YOU NOTICE THAT WE AXE READY
~ sell OF lease our handsome double stores and
Of business. Enterprise come forward. KAUFMAN
llthaa. js1-;
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
COR nth AND F sTS NV.
TrrsDAr. JUNE 10. 1890.

REDUCTION SALE OF GINa-
HAM SUITS. These suits are made
OF fine French Ginghams. in desira-
Bile patterns and combinations Of
plain and stripes. superior to CUSTOM
made work. Reduced to 90. IS and
$40 each.
LAST SEASONS WHITE
DRESSES REDUCED.-we have to
mo We these at once in order to clear
out our stock for this seasons goods
hence these biz reductions.
Ladies' White Dresses. trimmed
will embroidery. Size 81. Reduced
10 81 oU each.
l Ladies' White Dress. trimmed
with embroidery. Size 3o. Reduced
to SO.
ladies White Dress, emil roidercd
all over. size 30. Reduced to IS.
1 Ladies' White Dress. panels OF
embroidery. Size 40. Reduced to
IS.
l Ladies' White Dress. embroidered
in black. Size "a. Reduced to $40.
Misses Plaid Bingham Suits, full
skirt and Shirt waist. Sizes IA aud
10 years. Reduced to "a each.
9 Misses Cream Flannel Suits.
made with full skirt and Norfolk
jacket. Sizes L. and ii years. Re-
duced to So. 30 each.
Misses Plaid Brillianttne Dresses,
trimmed with Surah. Sizes ii and
10 years. Reduced to IS each.
Misses Saline Dresses. Sizes 12
and IA years. Reduced to So each.
l Misses Cream Serge Dress. tim
med with surah. Size / years. Re-
duced to $40
Misses Fin Fancy Challie Dresses.
Sizes s. 10 and I2 years. Reduced
to sl2. so each.
(Third foor.l
WINDSOR TIES.-We have just re-
ceived 90 doz. more of those popu-
lar Windsor Ties for Ladies and Chill
dren. which We are Offering Of only
19c. each.
TOURIST RUFFLING.-Also 200
boxes more of Tourist Enfhing in
White and Cream, two rows dimity,
with silk cord between the rows. 8
yards in a box. On y Soc.
RIBBoNs.-we have marked .
small lot of Fancy Black and Black
Striped Grenadine Ribbons at 29c.
and 35c. per yard. DC. under regular
price.
NEW TO LACE BUYERS.-we
Just received q job lot of about 400
dozen Black Chantilly Laces, 9 to 4
inches vida. twenty-five Patterns in
the lot. Only 10c. and l214c. per sd.
Well worth I5c. and 25c.
Also 40 pieces Point de Gene Lace.
4 to q inches wide. Only 25c. per
yard.
Qirst foor.l
UPHOLSTERY ITEMs.-we have
just received another invoice Of
Adams Mosquito Netting. in Pink,
Blue, Gold and Gr,en, soc. a piece
of eight yards. We wish TO state that
this is e~ight-quarter width and not
seven-luarter, which costs less.
We are also showing Mosquito Cam
opies, each complete with cord and
pulley. All sizes. 81 % to 50.
Fourth foor.)
ROMAN BLANKErs.-loO Ro-
man Blankets, ~ by 90 yards. These
are desirable for Couch Covers and
Slumber Robes for seashore and
mountain use. Also used for Lawn
Rugs as a protection from the grass
and Gust. $3.50 each.
We are also showing an excellent
quality of Gray Ice Blankets, which
we are Offering at only 3 &c. each. The
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WA. Ii. McKNEw
(Successor to r, II. Taylor),
933 Pennsylvania ave. u. W,

HNHE MOST OF OUR CHEAP GOODS HAVE BEEN
l. sold in our Shoe Department In Ladies' and
Gents wear We are now Offering fne goods at just
about half price. A pair OF Ladies' Fine Hand turned
Shoes. sold ut 81. now 81. 80, and Mems sold at So,
now S325. KAUFMAN'S Double Combination. 18th
st. sc. 1e7-3t
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SPECIAL SALE DnEss Goops.
Come af the new D,ess Goods are extra values, espe
cially the Silks for the foundation Of Black Lac,
Dresses.
i piece lS-inch Black Satin, 35c.: worth SOC.
Piece "I-.nch Black Satin, 75c.; worth s9c.
piece ie-inch Black Surah. Csc worth 15c.
] piece 2I-inch Black surah. 81; worth sl.a5.
piece 2O-inch Black Rhadame, Zoe. worth 81.
/ piece 20-inch Black Faille, Sc. worth 81.
hi ROYAL
CONTINUED below9
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The Yorktown Is the next wal ship to come
home With a record to clear up.
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Thin GARMENTS For Stout Men

OF THE VERY STOUT AND EXTRA
SIZE GENTLEMEN WE WANT TO ASK
WHY THEY WILL KEEP ON PERSPIR-
ING AND FEELING UNCOMFORTABLE
DURING THiS HOT WEATHER WHEN
THEY CAN COME HERE AND Z FIT.
TED JUST AS EASILY AS THE los
PERFECT FORMED MAN WITH THIN
GARMENTS THAI Il IN KEEPING
WITH WEATHER.
WE HAVE EXTRA 81 STOUT SIZES
IN L OF II FOLLOWING FOODS:
BLUE, BLACK, GRAY AM BROWN
SERGES AND THIN CASSIMERES AND
~CHEvIOTS IN SUITS. AMI OF FULL
LINE OF COATS ASDYESTSINP oNGEE,
S~ICILLIENE. DRAP D'ETE, ALPACA,
BRILLIANTINE. MOHAII CALCUTTA
S~EERSUCKEE y FLANNEL. ALL AT
PRICES THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO
BE ABSOLUTELY II LOWEST o
SANE QUALITY IN THIS COUNTRY.
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SuRAH SILKS FoR SAsHrs

ONLY 20 CENTS A YARD.
l9-inch wide. plain edge. SO they don't have to be
hemmed. Colors-Nile. PM. Cream. White, Light
Blue, Shrimp, Lavender. Yellow. Lilac. Orange. Apple
Green, Cardinal. Scarlet. Navy. Brown. &C. Quality Of
silk that usually brings 9Sc. a yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continual elowl
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SMITH l. wARDwEIL
jelO-totyS sO5-7o7-7 zoo Market sTAca
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I F / 5: 5: III / II s.: 6:
T 1 $.sssss G.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE

whether your vacation Is D. BE- spent by mountain,
ia&e or sea. hy inland stream or old ocean. you all IN
tend to try your hand At fishing. None but sAvAses
make their own tackle 80 the question Hrises n herr 30
buy the best cheapest aud most practical outtI The
statements below answer the question.
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The SALE Or
LADIES'
RUssETT
oxFoRDs
s1.s5.
ADVERTISED
YESTERDAY,
WILL BE
CONTINUED
UNTIL II
SHOES II
SOLD.
THE
ARE MOVING
FAST AMI
WILL Don
BE GONE.
B ERR TIT ~ ssss
Ell ! rd : / / ssss
ARTHUR BURT L CO.
,elO 1911 i ST. NV.
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| IT'D YOU NOTICE. THAT We Xxi READY 10
~ sell OF lease our handsome double stores and eel
the entire MIXTURES. as they ase suitable Tor any kind
OF business. Enterprise come forward. KAUFMAN's,
! llthsa ts7-3t
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Sprc1AL SALE Dnrss Goops

Continued below.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL
New YORK, June q, noon.-Stocks opened
active and strong. Money easy at 4Q5 per cent
Exchange-long, 81 S416016 S434; short, "a S7l6
"a S734. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the p. m. stock quotations.
Eric ........ ..... 2555 Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago L Norsh.11OH Terminal go. 2s9s
Lake Shore .lloM Western Union... 81
MORT & W. pref. 50
$500 D. m.-Exchange closed quiet and steady
at 81 S51e0D4 $50. Money close at 4010 per
cent. Sub-treasury balances-Coin, 1853, 7S5 600;
currency, S7,l21,000. Government bonds duh but
steady; four per cents 122; four and half per
cent. coupons 103. State bonds dull but firm.
The temporary stringency in money rates
yesterday is explained by maturing obligations
requiring the locking up of S2,000000 for the
day; and to-day there was easier feeling in
the market, notwithstanding the bank state
| ment is expected to be rather unfavorabe to-
morrow. and all call loans run till Monday.
There were no new features of special impor
lance in the railroad situation, although Chicago
specials reported that everything has been
arranged for restoration of freight rates
throughout the west and northwest The in
fiuence of this announcement was fairly over
come by the continuance of the Illinois Central
strike, Notwithstanding the reports that there
would probably be an end to 1t to-day. The
dealings in railroad stocks were completely
eclipsed in interest by the renewed sensation in
Chicago Gas, in which transactions ran up to
very large figures; while most pronounced
strength was displayed by the stock, which
unusually dull, and transactions in the unlisted
department reached the smallest figures for
any full day for long time interest in trading
being small and fluctuations were on a similar
scale. In the regular list st. Paul, Atchson,
Richmond Terminal and Louisville and Nashville
were the most prominent, but dealings were
comparatively light, while they were traded on
over a small range. Among the specialties
there were a few marked movements and
Hooking Valley, Evansville and Terre Haute,
and Laclede Gas made sharp advances on com
paratively large trading for those stocks Late
in the day money was again forced up to 10 per
cent, and the effect was seen in the gradual
wiping out of the early improvement in the
general list. though no material downward
movement was scored. The evident disposition
of local operators, owing in great part to dull
ness and the prospect that it will continue for
some time, is to hammer, and in the absence of
any check, prices may be expected TO slowly
shade off. Close was dull aud heavy, generally
at insignificant changes from opening prices.
Final changes are irregular, but a large ma
jority are fractional losses, and while Oregon
Transcontinental and Canada Southern are
each down per cent. Chicago Gas is up 235,
and Evansville and Terre Haute 215 per cent.
Sales of stocks were 1856, 900 shares of listed and
IS 900 shares of unlisted The following were
the closing quotations:
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shoulders S s.gk. longs IS s595 20. clear ribs
g oS@t5 ~ short clear S. Dos -. Hams at
ouScINNATI. June 25.-Flour dull. Wheat
mixed Slsc- Oats strong: No. mixed NC.
PROVISIONS firm anG unchanged Si2 G2i6
Lard AT . D. Bulk meats. SOS 1914. Bacon,
- l5GtS - Whisky quiet at 81 90.
NEW ORLEANS. Juue s7.-C5ffee steady; Rio
cargoes' ordinary 70 fair lyO2oIzc. Sugar quiet
but steady: Louisiana open kettle, prime
- strictly prime l3l6V45sc, conImon4c; cen
tritugals, choice whit SIC. prime yellow cari-
fled 5SsGt5 '-l6c, of do. sac. Molasses closed
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. June s7.-wheat active and
hrmer; No. Longberry. sSc; No. = red. sec
Corn active; No. white. 39y<c; No mixed,
Soc Oats firm; No. ,. on track. Soc. Prov isions
market brisk: Lard, prime steam, in tierces.
50 81 leaf. in tierces 80. Sugarcured hams.
new, SO 50do IL 90, packed. Mess pork prime
Sla IS. Bulk meats-cured short ribs at So y.
clear sides IS 80 in bulk; bulk shoulders S. Oh.
Bacon-clear rib sides, So 90; clear sides, So 25;
packed bellies Sc 75.
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Flour fairly active
Howard street and Western superfine So 256
80; extra 81 1908 IS; family 81 1904 IS;
city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 1904 IS. Wheat
Southern active; Fultz S9nqlc; Longberry IS
and June delivery sSssc, Corn-Southern nomt
nal; white ilc; yellow &c, western firm.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK. June o. noon Spirits turpentine
easy and dull at i1S4@4sI6c. Rosin firm at
500 p. m-Rosin firm for common TO good
strained. Spirits turpentine was dull at ala
iiI1c.
CHARLEsToS, June 27.-Spirits turpentine
firm at SOC. Rosin firm; good strained at
81 40.
WILMINGTON. June 27.-Spirits turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm; strained 81 ora; good
strained 81 1870. Tar firm at 81 IS Crude tur
pentine firm; hard 81 s5; yellow dip 81 80,
virgin 81 so.
RICE
NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-Rice unchanged.
PErROLEUM
NEW YoRK, June 2a.-Petroleum market
opened weak at S7I&c and declined steadily ia
S6l4c. July then reacted Ssc and closed steady
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For upward of fifty years MRS, Win
slows Soothing Syrup" has been used b.
millions Of mothers for their children whils
testhing with never-failing safety and sue
cess. It soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain. regulates the bowels, cure
wind collie, aud is the best remedy foi
diarrhna Mrs. Winslows Soothins
Syrup" is for sale by druggists in every
part OF the world. Price Is cents bottle
ADJ
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Boomi Booml BoomingI

1.-THE Famous" is a-booming, crowded
every day with contented and happy
clothing buyers. Why: is easy to answer
because "The Famous" has the goods ane
always the lowest prices; besides every pur
chaser of suit gets straw hat thrown In
that, too. is an object when you consids
that "The Famous" sells the best goods al
the lowest possible prices. Go co "Ths
Famous" before you buy elsewhere ane
you will save money. las Broughtor
street, one door west from corner Whitaker
-Adu. BENNETT HYMEs. Prop.
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL June a. noon.--Cotton quiet;
little doing; American middling 62kd; sales
1000 baies, OF which 500 were for speculation
and export; receipts 1900 bales-American
800 bales.
Futures-American m diiing. low middling
clause, June and July delivery ID; July and
August delivery 22-64d, also 21-6Id; August
delivery 24s4d; August and September de-
livery 22-64d, also 9 Sid: September delivery
9 22-64d September and October delivery
5 63-64d. Futures inactive.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 300 bales new dockets and 400
bales old.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales 5000 baIes-Amerfcan 81, 900 bales;
speculation and export - bales; trade tazings.
including forwarded from SHIPS side. 1900
bales; actual export 5000 bales; total imports
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WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. June "a. 1890.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS, I
SAVANNAH. June "a. 1890.
GENERAL RENARKs-The general trade during
last week was rather moderate. aud was con-
fined to the usual business prevalent at this
time of the year. OF course. the clos-
ing of the month being so near at
hand caused out of town buyers to hold
over orders to some extent. Dealings
in most departments were comparatively
light, and the advantages as to prices in pretty
much all the leading staples was with pur-
chasers. Provisions declined, while the flour
market is weak. as the advent of spring wheat
viii exert considerable influence in values. Su-
CARS are lower. The wool market was
higher in the early opening of the
week. but prices sagged of again
and closed with a weak and depressed
tendency. There was good distributive bust
ness going on in the wholesale grocery and
provision trades. In dry goods there is a pretty
steady movement in fall fabrics. In hardware
the business has slackened up considerably
still there is air average trade for this sea-
son progressing. Lumber is rather quiet with a
very moderate shipping business doing, although
the local demand IS good Building materials in
general, however, are moving out slowly. In
all other branches little interest is. manifested
and about the usual summer traffic is doing.
Money Is very easy, with foreign exchange
weak. Securities are quite dull for lack of of
ferings. There is some little investment de-
nand, with very light trading. The appended
resume of the week will show the tone and the
crossing quotations Of the different markets to-
day:
NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was somewhat irregular, though for the
most part was firm and advancing. There was
a fairly active demand during the week, and
the total sales being fully 5000 casks. The
market closed to-day firm at 3916c. for regu-
the the week eE Of csc. Rosin~ -fhe9 mar ar
ket was easier during the week, with
slight decline in most grades. The demand
grades, while pals were dull and not sought
after. The total sales for the week were fully
1900 barrels. Elsewhere will be found a
weekly comparative table of receipts and ex-
ports from April 1 to date, and for like
period last year. showing the stock on hand
and on shlpboard not cleared, together with
the official closing quotations.
CoTToN-The market throughout the past
week was dull and easy, influenced by the de-
pressed condition of controlling markets, and
prices of spot cotton gave way 3-16 cents all
around. There was very slow and Indifferent
inquiry, while the offering stock, though quite
small, is accommodating and holders
evince more disposition to sell at
current quotations. The market closed to-
day easy at decline of 1-16c IN all grades. Ad
vices from the growing crop continue good, and
the anticipations of early and heavy receipts in
the fall, together with the accumulated supply
in sight, serves to weaken values. The total
sales for the week were only SO bales. The
following are the official spot quotations of
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER Coastwise - The market is dull.
the offering tonnage is liberal and rates
are easy, but without quotahle change. Rates
may be quoted within the range of SIS IS
al 2o from this port to Baltimore, phila-
delphia, New York and sound ports, with $50
SOC additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber, 50c@S1 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies and Windward.
nominal; 10 Rosario, $40 0O02l 90; TO Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo, SIS 90; To Rio Janero,
SO 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
S14 00014 so; TO United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber, f5 los standard; lumber
rs los. Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phila-
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltimore,
So 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Market nominal for spot
vessels but there is a good demand
for July and August loading. Foreign-Cork,
etc, for orders, spot vessels, rosin, IS Sd
and IS Sd; to arrive, IS cd and is Cd; spirits,
Adriatic, rosin, SIS 41ed; Genoa, 3s Sd;
South America, rosin. ST 10 per barrel of $50
pounds. Coastwise-Steam-T Boston, lOc per
100 MS on rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York
rosn TIC per 100 fbs; spirits. soc; to Phiadel-
phia, rosin, nc per 100 Ds; spirits, soc; to
Baltimore, rosin, 3Oc; spirits, zoe. Coastwise,
quiet.
CorroN-By Steam-The market is duh but
steady