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HOUSATONIC R. k.
 MAIN LINE January l2, 1890.

January l2. 1890.
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 1 25prn.
 TRU North } 20*. l9*. 10 3O* a m; 12. 6 30, 55* p m; Sunday 42 q m. Sourh. 6 3S.9 2S' m. I2 OO*
 O5* B 55.7 CO.'S 53* p m. Sunday milk 06* p m
 LONG HILL.S North , 35*.7 25*.lO 4O,12 10
 a Ill; 6 37.lU lO* p III; sunday ' 49 a Ill
 South 3l. 9 22*.1l 54 m. l 5O.3 40*. 53.S 4SF in. Sunday milk 6 59 D m. STEPNEY-N"rth5 3 5O.7 3I. 10 20. lu 50
 m;l2 20.5 15.6 4S.l0 25 D m Sunday ' B a III S.'uth 2I.9 lS,1I 49 a m.l 40.
 3O.6 IS. 5 i3 p III Sunday milk 6 54. BOTSFORD-Nnrth G 25. ' fl. 10 8. II @ m;l2 40.5 27.6 59.l0 45 P m; Sun- day 05 a m South 6 Is. l0*.ll 40 m. D. 10, 4 22. 34. $ B p ID.
 sunday milk 42 pm
 NEWrOwN North 6 a ' 4a, 10 43.ll 32. m. l. 36. : OS. II OO p m; Sunday $ 13 a m South 10. 9 Oa. II 32
 m. l. 7 4O.4 If. 22.S .3 p III; Sunday
 milk 6 50 pm.
 Ilh W LE l iLLE-NnFfh ( 5N. . U3 10 5l II 42 m.l 2O.5 44.T I'll l5 E III Snu- lay $ 22 m. Nuuth o. 54
 II 25 a III. l2 3O.2 2O.4 O7.6 6S.S lSpm Sunday milk 6 Is D m L-ave for
 Bethel 55. II 45 am. ? sS. 1 l5. 6 30 D m. Sunday 4 52 pun From Bethel s l5, 10 35 m. l s. 35. 6 I3p m, Sunday 29 p m
 BROOKFlELD DJUNCTlON-NnihS sos sa5 II Ol m. l 40, 54. ' 26, II 45 lu. Sunday 3l a m. Sonth 3 B. s 4s Il l5 m. l 30. 5 5S, , 54, Os D ID. Sunday milk 02 p m For Daubnry, 6. 06. s 4, II r III. co, 55. s 12 D m.
 DANBURY-Arrivr6 15. 20.9 Oa. II 32 4 15. 6 0S. 27 p ID. Leave 5 B. ' 45 30. To 45 m. 40. 5 30. 5Opm. DANBURY & NORwALK DIVISION. BETHEL. from Danhury. 49. 4I 9 13 m. I2 07. 8 l2, , co. 6 57, ' 50. 9 37 m. Fnr Danbury ' B, 10 IA m. 09, 20. 5 56. 57, ' s7, II 25. 42 p m. For Hawl-yville s co 10 19 m.1 I5, 3 20, 5S D m. From HawlevYille 9 10 m. P m. 3 12, 4 30, 6 43 m. BEDDING. North ' 47, 10 O6 m, o2, 10, 20. II l9* p m. South 6 4S, g 20 m. l2 l3. 3 19, 5 .09, *1 O6, T 59 ID m.
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Total shipments. !61 ,O5S 5O2,6a8 148459 AL, 48
Stock on hand and
on shipho ard

SLOcK on ndnu anu
on shipbo ard
Nov. ia 1899. 1881 N.2S5 1850 $685.
BAcoN-Market steady; fair demand. The
Board of Trade quotations are as follows:
Smoked clear rib sides, .15c; shoulders,
6Ssc; dry sailed clear rib sides &C. long clear,
6lkc; bellies 6IAc; shoulders, &c; hams, 12c.
BAGGING AND TIEs-The market is steady and
demand moderate. Jute bagging. 2141b, 814 0S19c;
2 ID, 714@l716c; 1s4fb. 6150634c, according to
brand and quantity; seaisland bagging at 1870
4c cotton etggRg n4n' prices esnr
lots, 81 IS; smaller lots, 81 4O01 50. Bag sing
and ties in retail lots fraction higher.
BUrTER-Market steady; fair demand; Goshen,
9G20c; gilt edge, 22Q24c; creamery, 24Gn26c.
CABBAGE-Northern, &C.
CHEEsE-Market steady; fair demand; Ito
12c.
CoFFEE-Market steady. Peaberry, CSC; fan
2034c fair, 2OI5c; ordinary, 191ac; common, l9c.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples, evaporated, i6c; com
mon. 1l0i2c. Peaches. peeled. 2Oc; unpeeled,
10c. Currants, 6l607c. Citron. 2Dc.
DRY GooDs-The market Is firm, good de-
mand Prints, 4G9619c; Georgia brown shifting.
81, 415c: rs do, SIC; A brown sheetinZ. 64c;
white osnaburgs, 61a0634c; checks. 501514c;
yarns. 90c Tor the best makes: brown drilling,
FfsH-Market firm. We quote full weights
Mackere No. 3, halt barrels. nominas,
SO OO@ 90; No. 2 $40 o)012 90. Herring,
No. j. &c; scaled, 25c; Cod, 69sc. Mullet,
FRUGr-Lemons-F demand. Messina.
So 25@6 SO. Oranges, Florida, $s750S % per
box.
FLoUR-Nlarket very firm. New wheat; Extra
81 50G465; family, IS 00l152i; fancy, 50 500
5 90; patent, IS s005 90; choice patent, SooOO
SIS: spring wheat. best SO 300 40.
GRAIN-Corn-Mark firm aud advanc-
ing: white corn, retail lots, 1oc;
job lots. 76c; carload lots, 74c;
mixed corn, retail lots 7c;job lots. 75c; carload
lots, 73c. Oats-Petail lots &c; job lots,
SOC: carload lots, 5Sc. Bran Retail lots " 20 :;
job lots, 81 30: carload lots, 81 IS Meal-Peari,
81 SIS. Pearl grits per barrel. SO 80; per sack,
81 So; city grits, 81 60 per sack
HAY-Market firm. Western, in retail lots,
81 90; job lots, 90c; colored lots. Soc. North
ern retail lots, Sc; job lots, SOC; carload lots.
roc Eastern. retail lots, 81 90; job lots, SOc;
carload lots. SIC.
HIpEs. Wool, ETC, -Hides-Marketv very weak !;
receipts light dry flint, &c; sailed, SC; dry
butcher. &c Wool-Market nominal; nothing
Offering. Wax. 22c. Tallow 3G4c. Deer skins,
flint. PC; sailed 20c. Otter skins, 5Qc@S3 o.
IRoN-Market very steady; Swede, 594Goc.
refined, 224c. a. ror it,.
csc. &c., Al.
bama and Georgia lime in fair demand ana sell
ing at 81 % per barrel; bulk and carload lots
special; calcined plaster. 81 25 par barrel mar,
4GA5c: Rosendale cement. 81 sO41l 81: Portiand
csInent, retail So 90; carload lots 81 40; English
I.fouoRs~Firmer Whisky per gallon, rec
titled. 81 OS6Il %, according TO pr 1oi; choice
Grades. 81 50d12 50: straight. 5l 5OGa "
Blended, s. O095 90. wines-Domestic, port
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crsadick. Lank. for Doboy: Mexico, Loring. for
Pensacola doth t. sail abouth 25thl
Rio ia leiro. Nov ARRIVED. steamship Euge-
ME lGerl. Muller. Pensacola.
Dsmerara. Nov 6-Arrived, schr John Davis
Green. Fcrnandina.
Havana, Nov 22-saiIed, schr Lena. Pickup
lBrl. Roop Fernandina-
Halifax. S, Nov 22-Ssled, schr Walter
Hall Brl. Roche. Brunswick GaS
baltimore, Nov S,-Arrived. schr Susie II Da-
wilson. Melvin. Charleston.
Charleston, Nov 26-Arrivsd. schrs Mary J
Cashier, Thurber. Savannah; Nora Fernandina
Sailed. schr Howard B Peck, Fernandina.
Coosaw. $ G, Nov 28-Cleared. schr Isaiah
Hart. Williams, Baltimore
Derby, Ct, Nov 95-Arrived, schr W I. "Apli-
col" Fernandina-
Brunswick, Nov 25-Sailed. brig Argyll rBrl,
Nirgie. Santa Fe: schrs Carrie z Belaao. Bond,
Savanilla; Wm Hays, Benker. New York.
Bucksville. s c. Nov 26-Sailed, schr Abbie Il
Gheen. Frazier. Philadelphia
Key West Nov % Arrived scars r Wood
sides Wade, New York; Rollin Sanford. New
man, Pensacola.
New London. Nov 2e-Arrivee, schr Samuel
Hubbard. Mehaffey. Darien Ga.
New Haven. CT, Nov 26-Sailed schr z Ave
~, Hawley Savannah.
Philadelphia, Nov 25-Arrived, schr Samuel W
Hall, Mu nford, Charleston
Portland, Me, Nov .6-Sailed. bark John R
Stanhope. Charleston.
Providence. Nov 26-Sailed schr Georgietta
Lawrence Wyatt. Charleston.
Satiiia River. Ga, Nov s8-Arrived, Matte z
Eaton, Gamage, Savannah
Wilmington. C, Nov 26-Cleared, schr rerey
and Lilly, Anderson Charleston
Pensacola, Nov S-Arrived, bark Edward d
Jewett lBr Lockhart. Galway 10 load for Rio
Janeirol.
2oth-Cleared. ship Norwood [Nor1, Lovald.
Queenstown; bark Awe ire fItalf, BiagIni'
Cardiff; scar Rebecca Mouton, Cook, Calves
ton.
Port Royal, S c, Nov 26-Arrived. stea mshtp
Harrington [Brl, Hale Pniladelphia
cleared; schr " b steeiman, Bates, New York.
Fernrndina, Nov 26-Arrived scers Mabel
Thomas. Robinson. New London; Annie lord.
Kendall. Point-a-Pitre
sailed. schr VIM G Green, Stadley New York
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were fairly active for May. but new deliveries
were neglected Weakness in other grains and
increased offerings b. longs produced dscline
OF ssc the market closing quiet almost at
inside figures and about tue sans - Wednes-
day. Ia pork trading was moderately active
and the feeling was somewhat unsettled. Prices
huctuated considerably. Opaniny prices were
made at 2lS15. decline, and prices rail- ID l2iS
DiSc. Later prices gradually recedei IS .
lsssc, closing at about inside figures. In lard a
fairly active trade was reported, and the feel
ing was somewhat nervous aud unsettled.
Prices ruled 2ls15c higher early In the day,
but gradually settled back 5G7l6c and closed
quiet. In short rid sides trading was moderately
active. Prices ruled ~ use higher early in tine
day. but later the n ivance lost. Tne mar
ket closed steady at about inside figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour I'M
changed; spring patents 81 5O05 90; winter pat
ents 9. 6S04 90; bakers 81 300 SO. Wheat
No. spring 9Sa4c; No. , red SIC. Corn-No.
2, 52l4c. oats-No 2, 4s341i4c Mess pork
SO 25. Lard, per 100 rs, IS s0@5 So Short
rio sizes s. S0G15 30 Dry salt shoulders,
boxet, 81 ssJk0t S. Short clear sides. boxed,
s. SOG1o 30. Whisky at 81 L.
Lea ling futures rSn red as follows:
Opening. Hi chest. Closing
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SATURDAY. Nov %. 1850.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta Catharine. New
York--C g Anderson.
Steamship City OF Savannah, Googins. Boston
&C Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane. Foster. Batimore-W
4 Guerard. ARt.
Bark Eliza, Tilton, New York, with general
merchandise TO orler; vessel to JOS A Roberts
&; Co.
Schr Ida Lawrence. Young. Baltimore. with
general merchandise to order; vessel TO Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Schr Annie T Bailey Purvis, Philadelphia. with
coal to order; vessel TO Master
Schr Chas Valentine. Thompson. Baltimore,
with guauo TO G X Rag; vesssl TO Master.
Schr Vansar Is ack. Lacey. New York. with
guano to G Agt; vessel TO JOS Roberts &
Co.
Schr Cassie jameson, Collins, New York with
stone to Green & Gaynor; vessel 70 Jos A Rob-
erts & Co.
Schr u X Rawley, SpaldinZ, New York, with
merchandise 10 order; vessel to Master.
Steamer Farmer. Usina. Fernandina and
Brunswick-C Williams, Agt.
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sATLEp YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
Schr Arvesta, Georgetown, S C.
MEMORANDA.

New York. Nov 26-Arrived, bark Ethel v
Boynton, Boynton, Fernandina: schrs James
Young. Linnskin, Brunswick; Hnmarocx, PARK
err, do, Ivaccamaw, Andreason, Gsorgstown, 8
G.
Cleared. schr joel Cook. Warren. jackson.
vile.
Gaent. Nov 90 Arrived, steamship Byzantine
[Brl. Bruce. Savannah
Hull. isoy rs Arrived, bark Trofast fNorl
Davidson, Savannah
Liverpool. Nov s5--sziIed, bark Sagona [Brl,
Shand. Savannah.
Plymouth Nov 25-Sailed, bark Kate Crosby
[BrJ, SIC Master. Pensacola
Matanzas. NOV 2l--fn port, schrs Florence
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New York Market Review.
Reported by G. S. Palmer 1856 Reade ST., n


Reported by G. S. Palmer, 1856 Reade ST., Mem
York.
NEW YoRR, Nov. 23.-Our market has ruled
firm on Florida oranges; demand has been large
for Thanksgiving, and trade in every way salts
factory Fancy selected counts 80 50G0i o.;
medium grades. SO %: russets, So 50ay2 20;
tango ines. mandarins SO 00d3 so the half box
There will be slight falling Oft in demand
temporarily, but " Ill largely increase as we APP
proach holiday market, and anticipate prices to
rule firm Choice new vegetables In demand !;
snap beans selling at So 90; peas, 81 750D2 so;
cucumbers So 2j6D3 90; egg plant choice. So so
0o1 90 per barrel: crhte. common. 81 501a2 90.
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n Georgias and Floridas .....1sl

|nmon Georgas and Floridas .....1615
The receipts of cotton at this port from all
|Erces the past week we're 40. 80 bales of up
hi and SIS bales of sea island, against no. 1893
|lSOf upland and 1888 bales sea island last
| G The particulars Of the receipts have been
| Olows: Per Central railroad. 80, 104 bales
| Ed per Savannah, Florida and Western
| sny 1903 bales upland, and / $3.50 bales sea
h-a per Savannah river steamer, 405 bales
| Eg, Der Charleston and Savannah railway,
IlNhles upland: per Beaufort steamers 173
lbs sea island; PER Florida steamers, 81
BIS Upland and 20 bales sea island: per Bruins
EAand Satilla river steamers, 1903 bales up
be exports for the week were IS. 139 bales OF
and and us bales sea island, moving as fol
rs: To New York. 120S5 bales upland and $50
Ias sea island; to Baltimore, 1891 bales up
hi; to Boston, 3,4qS bales upland and 30 bales
d Island; to Charleston 1,240 bales upland;
Bremen. 7,013 bales upland; to Philadelphia,
q bales upland, Havre, 1881 bales upland;
0pOrto, 4, 290 bales upland
The stock on hand to-day was 12S, 044 bales
bsHiand 9,5l6 bales sea island, against so,s40
E@ upland and 5,543 bales sea island last
Der
slcE-T1e market was very quiet at I'M
| banged prices. There was fairly steady de-
Esnd during the week, with very free offerings.
Pc business, however, was principally for
|alaccount, there being very few orders from
broad. Some holders are inclined to be firmer
their views, especially in the better qualities,
tthe opinion is expressed tina the crop will he
mailer than has been estimated, as indicated
reports coming to hand The total sales for
week were about 1900 barrels. The
flowing are the Board of Trade quotations.
all JOB lotsare held at 1s04c. higher:
s saH 20 ''''' ..-...,-.....-...... "a
5.;ya. ''.'.'''..'''....'e.... AZ
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WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 2S, 1890.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS. |
SAVANNAH. Nov. IS, 1890. {
prvARKs- - The general market
5ls-,t week was rather quiet TO some ex-
is'ias : ,,s,,al with holiday intervening. OF
=. matters have not thoroughly settled
30 ,,si- normal condition as yet, after
~ cd disturbances of the two previous
q - I'll foreign exchange is selling mere
Vss- i,,,. and there was a freer selling of
'e','' ,-b;cb. of course, eased up the
of the local money market
-, allowing the banks TO supply Gus
sor their more urgent wants, but the
- sor money is so very heavy that they
satisfying all requirements. In the
,--.ls iobbing trade there was more activi-
1D-,-siiing. and considerable outflow of
80 the interior is in progress. The move
groceries was quite full, especially
lis for the holidays, although
is also steady demand
n@5 heavier staple articles. In the provis-
- the demand has Stacked up some. In
is the business was only fair, as also in
;s.~.,a There was some Improvement in the
-. trade. and cargo orders ara coming in
s.oalv In all other branches there was
S'. he usual trade progressing. Collections
V...,s verv slow The following resume of
'D-.st,s business will show the tone and the
,losing quotations OF the different mar
sss today;
NAr 49, during the past week has caused an
s4I fasng to prevail and prices have de-
e es5ss There was a quiet. though steady de-
A.sgI With liberal offerings. The market
A 81 6rr at 361ac for regulars. The total
- for the week were fully 1900 casks.
The market was rather irregular
nsn the week; while the better
-.us we're firm and advancing the lower quail
= ,vsrs dlli and prices were reduced. There
light inquiry, being mostly for pales,
- are scarce, and the lower grades
more or less neglected. The
.j salas for the week were about 5000
os ~ In another column will be found
.sseslv comparative table of receipts and ex-
~ from April to date, and for like period
y, year showing the stock on hand and
y sbiskaard not cleared, together with the
sncs closing quotations.
C,-roS There was comparatively an easier
,,srret during the past week, although prices
"a rcs ouotabiy lower. There was, however,
rtls better inquiry than for a couple of
,ats hacx. due to the desire of few export
~ n cover this months business, as we'll
more settled condition of the for
en- exchange market. The light business of
u mast several weeks is reflected in the large
- banked up here. The total sales for the
~ we're $500 bales. The following are
n oHcial closing spot quotations of the Cot
IN Exchange:
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MARITIME MI3CELLANY

New London, Nov 26-Capt Mehaffey OF scnx
Samuel Hubbard from Darien reports: Nov
20, lat 30 03. Ion a %. saw a dsmasJei barken-
the, name unknown. painted white with broad
black band at water line, apparently IN that con-
dition but short time, aud floating very light.
Ran down to her, but no sign of lifs on
board; blowing too heavy to boari ,er rTna
above is probably the bark IRus. before report.
ed alb lndoned
New York, Nov 2S-Arrived steamships Stats
OF Nevada. Glasgow; Majestic, Liverpool.
Arrived out Nevada
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MARKET-Money is in active demand.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Market weak. the
banks and bankers are buying at 16 per cent.
discount rate. Selling at par@1S per cent pre-
MUM.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-The market is steady.
Commercial demand, 81 S61s; sixty days, 81 s014 !;
ninety days, 81 ~; francs, sixty days, Paris
and Havre, Sj rs: Swiss. IS "a. Marks,
sixty days 1875.
SECURITIES market is very dull and in
active and the business doing merely nominal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MN AfJ&s lATAj-fI.3 OAf.
Sun RISES. .....,..............S;5 0
Sun SErs e. ........ .....................5: $50
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .9:a2 A a, 9:b3 p NJ
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners pilot charts and all nauti.
collaboration will be furnished masters OF ves-
sells free OF charge at the United States Hydro
graphic Office in the Custom House CAPTAINS
are requested to call at the Office
LIEUT. r Fl SHERMAN,
In chargs photographic Station.
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DEPARrED YEsrERDAY.

Steamer Farmer, Usins. Fernandina and
BranswicS-C Williams, Agt.
Steamer A1gance, Myers Augusta and way
G. Medloc I. AIT.
Stslnsr Bellevue, BALDWIN. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluff5oc--W T Gibson, Agt.
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Geo bLands-The receipts for the week up to
In m, reported by factors were 1859 bags and
|sS bags Of through cotton. The exports were
|nly rs bags, of which 12J bags wers to Havre
slss ware 2, Alb bags. There was fair demand
during the week at easier prices, which
holders owing to the continued strin-
geDcy Of money, were compelled to concede.
|but with the heavy takings of the past two
weeks factors are in a better position to resist
|s1y further re luction, and TO maintain present
|p1cS the market closing quiet and steady, at
In following quotations;
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
State Bonds BID ASKED
Georgia 3Lh per cent. bonds -. l02 lob
New Georgia AZ per cent bonds. llt15 1!eb
Georgia Smiths, maturity 1885, ia 10
city Bonds . a.,
Atlanta per cent ............... 100 IL
Atlanta Z per cent ............-.. III 10
Augusta per cent. ............-. lO0 ll<1s
Augusta per cent. ......-.--'-'. l6o t u.s.
Columbus per cent. ............. lO4 !Vo1s
Macon per cent ................ ll5 ITO
New Savannah per cent quar- ,o,>
terly, January. .....-..-.. 49, 4ooz2 iVf14
New Savannah per cent quar- .o,< ,oo,>
terly. February coupons. go. lo@94 Vo4
Railroad Bonds
Savannah. Florida and western
Railroad general mortgage
bonds, per cent interest con- 40. %.
mons ..s-..s''' wv
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage
consolidated per cent coupons
January and July. maturity .,o go
1897 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @AV 49,
Central consolidated mortgage
ner cent, coupons January ana az
July. maturity 1875. 80. 80. IV31s "'
central Railroad and Banking - m
COMPANY 4as collateral S gold 1osSs
Charlotte Columbia anc Augusta 400
first mortgage -: ........ lV' i
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta ,,e
second mortgage. .... -.-...... no 4N
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ~ ,oa
general mortgage per cent 4O' ave-
Marietta and North Georgla ral-
road first mortgage per cent ,oo ,o4
S0years ....... .s..-...:.'..:; ~"
Marietta and North Georgia rail-
way first mortgage per CENT m qa
80 wears .....-..... ."
Montgomery aud Eufaula frst -. ,oa
mortgage in iorsed per CENT lV0 w.
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PoULIRY--Market overstocked; demand fair.
EeGs-M Market very firm; stock light: demand
good
PEANUrs-Anple stock; demand light; prices
weak.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts last week were
1859 barrels spirits turpentine and 1865
barrels sin. Ine exports were 1896 bar
rels spirits turpentine and s0S4 barrels rosin.
moving as follows: To New York, $50 barrels
spirits turpentine and 3O25 barrels rosin; to the
interior. ia barrels spirits turpentine and .0sS
barrels rosin; TO Baltimore, 2,50S barrels rosin
26O barrels spirits turpentine and 456 barrels
rosin; to Philadelphia, IS barrels spirits turpen-
tine and 1862 birres rosin; to Cadiz, So barrels
rosin; to Oporto, $50 barrels rosin; to London,
rosin. The following are the Board of Trade
quotations: Rosin-A, B, and D, 81 25, E 81 2S,
F 81 IS, g 81 IS, H 81 IS. / So 90, X So 10,
NJ So sc. SO 80, window glass, 81 so, water
white. $o co. Spirits turpentine, 36Ifc.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND SrooKs FROM APRIL,
1880. TO DATE. AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CorToN.-Ine vislole au =
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the Financial Chronicle. is as fol
lows: The continental stocks, as well as those
for Great Britain and the ahoat, are this weeks
ures are brought down to Thursday evening
But to make the totals the complete figures
for Nov. 81, we add the item of exports from the
United States, including in it the exports of
Friday only.
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have been $4,000 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight TO date of POP, 6aS bales as com
pared with the same date of 1889. an increase of
COG, S72 bales as compared with the correspond
ng date of 1888. and decrease of 8.79i bales
as compared with 1887.
INDIA CorToN MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRrs.-
The receipts and shipments of cots on at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to Nov. 90
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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