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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-12
Lsadlng f1tures rangei as toIIows:

BALTIMORE MD. April 1l.-Flour dull, Wheat
irregular but easy; No. red on spot 760765Ac;
April delivery 76D7614c; milling wheat by sGn-
Die 15076c. Corn spot strong, futures quiet;
No. mixed on spot 45y4OioEc; April delivery
4sIl 0148lbc; May delivery 4oD4o1bc; white corn
by sample 5005ol1c; yellow corn by sample 81
15.c. ,,.,
CIEcrENArI, April 1i.-Flour in moderate de
mani Wheat dull; No. cred 69c. Corn strong;
40. 2 mixed 43043Isc. Oats weaker; No. 2
mixed 983lc. Pork easier at Sl6 rs. Lard dull
at 80 30. Bulk meats easier at 80 30 Bacon
easier at $40 37IA. Whisky quiet al VI 10. su-
gar firm. Ill 49,.
changed Wheat opened wildly bullish on
government report but was hammered down,
c osing 1bD5sc above yesterday; No red cash
at 675kc; May delivery closing o91hc. July
closing 72l4c Corn closed Nc of; No. z mixed
cash at 3ol6c; May delivery closing 55Aci July
delivery 3oGzn35Mc. Oats sold on decidedly;
No. 3 cash BIC; Nay delivery 3 Nc. BagginR
and cotton ties unchanged. WHISKY at VI IS.
Provisions dull O shade easier. Pork-Standard
new mess jobbing, Sl7 %. Lard 81 6213. Dry
selt meats-Loose shoulders IS 62ls; longs 80 20;
clear ribs 80 20; shorts 50 IS; boxed lots l5c
more. Bacon-Packed shoulders $40 l21zi longs
$40 Is; ribs $40 S2%; shorts $40 90; hams
NEW ORLEANS, April H. - Markets steady
and unchanged
NAVAL STONES.
NEW YoRK, April 1l-Rosin quiet and easy;
strained common TO good 81 S00l ga
Spirits turpentine dull and steady; at Sl1h@S4c
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esg-MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.

with the brokers bought in a lot OF PardridRes
wheat In the pit. The scene In the pit was
very wild while the brokers were buying
In the Dig plunRers wheat Meanwhile Pard-
ridge was not idle. John Cudahy is the osten-
sbe head Of the bull clique and Partridge sent
an ambassador to him to his office in the Ralto
building SUNG for terms. He was accorded a
settlement Of from 1900 900 to 100000 OF May
wheat, il is said. at 81 C per Oushel which sette-
ment. IL is thought, leaves Partridge poorer
man by about $3.50, 900 than he was before me
excitement, though intense, was not what
usually attends big jump Of DC per bushel in
the market Nobody had any May wheat Tor
sale excepting the clique They confined their
attention to July wheat and sawed the market
for delivery up and down about 116c per bushel.
Az soon as Partridge had made the private set
Element the manipulators let tho price drop &c
But Partridge is not out OF the woods yet. lie
is understood to be still short OF enough 10 lose
him another 81 100000 besides his losses or TO-
day. Just at the close the market was 1erked
up again and the final figures, compared with
last nights, showed an advance of $40. Corn
opened Ac better than yesterday cose ana al
ter considerable fiuctuation closed with 9sDAc
loss. Oats we're weak at the start, ana so con-
tinued until a decline or l3Bc had oeen fecoroeu
on May, and zAl1Ac on the other months. Later
a rally of Ac occurred, and the market o'ed
quiet. The general surroundings OF the pro-
vision trade favored the short side or the mar
ket, aud the weakness in grain tended to add to
the depression in a general way. The Market
closed at a slight reaction from inside prices:
but compared with last night showed loss OF
35c to I2lfc for pork 1870 10 l71sc for lard and
zoe for ribs.
CHICAGO, April II, 1920 A. M.-Wheat opened
M1l6c higher at s4l4gS5c, now 80, Corn
opened nc higher at 4l6Ac now a. 360D4l1bc. Pork
opened l21kc lower at $40 10 for September de-
livery now S16 IS. Lard opened &c lower at
81 90 for September delivery, now $40 VA.
CHICAGO. April ll.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour was steadier, prices IN
changed Wheat-No. spring wheat 5l1SQ
S434c. Corn-No. red 391Bc. Oats-ho
2s5l229c Mess pork per barrel Sl6 200l6 Is.
Lard SO 65a9 20. Short rib Sides, loose,
81 2O08 30 Dry salted shoulders. boxed, % Is
1g 31b@; short clear sides, boxed, ~ 5509 W.
WbisLyv AT ri is.
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Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, April
11-225 bales cotton, 7o3 bbls rosln. 4S1 bols
spirits, % cars lumber. 0 cars wood. car CROSS
ties car wheels I car lime, 6 steel rails, bds
paper, box holdings, / case cigars, case
boots and shoes, 10 bbls rice, bales hides, 10
pkgs furniture. bbls empty bottles, sacks
potatoes. case dry goods, IL cars pig iron, 10
refrigerators, 1912 boxes mdse, l,43l boxes
oranges. bbls oranges, 1851 boxes vegetables,
bbls vegetables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. April
1f-3 bales cotton, cars wood. ! car malt, 3
sacks peas. bag cotton seed. $ organs, lot
household goods, boxes hardware, l case
glassware, IS boxes tools. Dbl whisky, cases
shoes, 81 trunks, 10 bdls pillow castings, GO boxes
tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad. Apri li--l55
bales cotton, IS pkgs tobacco, IS bales checks.
cars empty barrels, 1 sack potatoes. 1 crate
eggs, / coop chickens, car Grating, car wood,
10 lambs, 20 sacks grits.
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New York. April 9-Arrived, schrs A
Reene. Rodgers Brunswick Helen l. Martin,
Fountain. Darien; sailed, bark Yamoydeu,
Brunswick; schr Arthur McArdle, Brunswick.
Boston, April 9-Arrived. schr Joseph
Soutber, Hudson, Beaufort, Sc; sailed, steam
ship Feicaua lBrl, Pensacola.
Baltimore, Aprl 9-Arrived, schrs Douglass
Gregory, Stilwel. Tam a; II Lantalr Wood
land Jacksonville; Gertrude Abbott, Powell.
Charleston.
New Haven, April9-Saied, schr L Treat,
Mcclure, Darlen Ga.
Philadelphia, April s-Sailed, schr Graham,
Taylor, Jacksonville
bermuda. April 6-Sailed, schr LaRuna,
Bayles, Charleston; in port, bark Verden lNorl,
Jansen, Tampa for Ipswich, 10 go into the dock
for temporary repairs
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CHARLESTON, April II - Spirits turpentine
quiet at 2s029c. Rosn firm at 81 05 for good
strained.
WILMINGTON. April II -Rosin quiet; strained
81 90; good strained 81 CO. Turpentine steady
at 2S16c Tar steady at 81 co. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard 81 90; soft and virgin 81 70.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
NEW YORK April 1l.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and about steady; crude 4lc; yellow 46c.
Petroleum, refined nominal,
RICE.
NEW YORK, April H. Rice firm and fair
demand; domestic fair TO extra $4,000; Japan
4llmbc.
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Per Central Railroad, April 1i-s75 bales cot
ten, lS6 bales domestics, 2b5 pkgs mdae. 30 pkgs
hardware. Is pigs vegetables, 49, tons pig iron,
So cases eggs, 10 cases canned beef, "a pkgs
paper, 20 cases Shoes ISL bbls rosin, 257 0bls
spirits. 50 bbls oil. bbls syrup, loo bbls rice
car brick, ! car coal.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YoRE, Apr II, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations; 80.
Erie. .-....'.''''s-.
Lake Shore. 1904
Norfolk and Western preferred. 1925
Richmond and West Point Terminal g4
Western Union. .................'..'. 1900 so74
New YORK April II, 500 p. m.-MOney on
call easier, ranging from TO 3 per cent,
closing offered at 315 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 6d7 per cent. Sterling exchange closed
steady; posted rates, 81 o'Qg4 ~; commercial
bills "a S5014 STA Government bonds steady.
Southern state bonds dull. Railroad bonds firm
New YORK. April l1.-While the stock market
enjoyed periods OF strength to-day, the tend
ency of prices in the main was downward,
especially during the last hour OF business.
Heavy shipments OF gold, S3500,O00, by to-day s
steamers revived discussion as to the treasury
gold reserve, and the monetary outlook also
came in for a share of attention, bears being
bold in their predictions that S2,OOO,OJO to
SO, 600 000 additional gold will 20 forward by
steamers sailing later in the week. The firm
ness OF the exchange market ard the rapldlty
with which bills are absorbed continue TO give
force to the statements of those who are tai king
about heavy exports OF the yellow metal
during the next couple of months.
The prompt adjustment of the labor troubles at
the Chicago fair grounds had far less effect
than anticipated. The weakness or the
general list was partly due to the sharp on
slaught upon the American sugar Refining
Company, which, despite the statements by
officials that the earnings are enormous, con-
tnue to be pressed for sale with q degree OF
confidence which indicates the possession OF
knowledge by certain interests of an unfayor-
able character concerning the property; The
stock decl ned from lO49S TO 1922. Then a
rally to 1926 occurred and there was no set
back until after 2:15 o'clock p. m. Following
that hour. however, the price ran off TO 1910
1918 under an enormous pressure of sales. A
GOOD deal of long stock was forced out by this
drop. simultaneously there were large offerings
of Big -Four c. c. G &, E. and St Louis, ami that
| stock declined from 81 to 40. The usual leaders
of the market yielded II to / 4 per cent, but as
they had previously advanced about as much
the net changes for the day in most instances
were merely fractional. Lake Shore was an ex-
ception. closing with net loss of IA. St. Paul,
Reading aud Richmond Terminal left Off pre-
cisely as they closed last night; while Missouri
Pacific gained IS for the day. Support to the
latter apparently continues to come chiefly
from inside sources Manhat an advanced u
and General Electric IA, but both lost the i'm
provement during the last hour in sympathy
with the reak in Sugar. Transactions aRgre-
gated 202. O00 shares, Of which $4,000 shares
were Sugar. The market closed weak. Sales of
listed stocks were 1888 900, unlisted $4,000 shares.
The following were closing BIDS:
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CTFARED YEsTERDAY.

G q Anderson
Steamship Pontiac lBrl. Owns, Barcelona and
Genoa Wilder & Co
Bark EmigrGnt [Norl, Aaholm, Hamburg
Paterson, Downing g. Co.
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NAVAL sroREs srArEMENr.


FINANcIAL-Noney is in good demand.
- Domestic FTchdu0e - The market is firm.
banks and bankers are buying ct par aud sell
ing at II per cent premium.
r,reign Exchange The market is steady.
Sterling. commercial demand. 81 S74
SIXTY days, 81 500; ninety days, 81 Sj4;
francs, Paris ana HavrA, sixty days IS 1919;
"a 15-l6c
SEcURITIEs-There is some demand for Cen
tral railroad debentures outside of the pool but
the supply is seemingly exhausted. City Of
Savannah bonds continue in demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS City BOnds-Atlanta 3
per cent long date, 109 bid. Ill asked Atlanta
per cent, IA bid, KS asked; Augusta Z per
cent, long date, 1903 bid, IA asked; Augusta 6
. per cent, 1925 bid, 1919 asked Macon per
cent, lib bid, rs asked; new Savannah 5 per
cent, quarterly, July cou pons, 10i bid, 1914
ssseQ; new Savannah per cent May coupons
lUo bid, lOjl6 asked.
state Bonds-Georgia ne 40 per cent. ia
9ld, li5 asked; Georgia : per cent coupons
January and July, maturity 1885 10 bid, II
asked; Georgia 80 per cent. 98 bid, 30 aske
HdilroGd Stocks - Central common, 80
asked; Augusta and savannah rer
Georgia common, no asked; South
western per cent, guaranteed. in
Guiding order for div, IS bid, 79 asked Cen
sral per cent certificates. with order FOR Do
IIaulted interest," 30 asked; Atlanta an /
" est Point railroad stock. ~ bid,
s9 asked Atlanta aud West Point per cent
Sertlhcates, 96 bid. 9715 asked.
.HdiHond BOnds-oavannah. Florida an
Nestern Railroad Company general mortgage
vp5r cent, interest coupons. October, ~ bid,
ToGsoHdated per cent coupon, January ID
Suy, maturity 1897, l0s1& bid, 1923 asked
central Railroad and Banking Company
ooNateral gold IS, IS asked; Central
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts aud all nautical information VIII
be furnished masters OF vessels free OF charge
in United States photographic once in the
custom house. Captains arc requested 70 call
81 Lha nflica.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue, Garnett Darien and Bruins
wick-W Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhsr. Beaufort and Port
RoYal-C IL Mellock, A gent.
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SPOKEN.

By bark Amaranth [Gerl, at quarantine.
British bark signalling Q J T L. no date, LAT 5
2'3s lon % $40 W. Hal a mast broken. all
we'll
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-2O8 bales upland cotton, 800 bags sea
island cotton, 348 bales domestics and yarns, rs
bbls pitch, l. 500 bbls rosin, 1877 bbs spirits Iur
pentine 100 232 feet lumber, 81 refrlgerators ber-
ries 254 bbls oil, W bales moss, bbls oranges,
1901 boxes oranges 2.941 bbls vegetables, s,409
boxes vegetables, $50 tons pig iron, $1,000 Shin
giles, 2e6 cedar logs. II bales hides, 200 sacks
cotton seed meal, SO cases eggs, 415 pkgs mdse-
Per steamship Pontiac [Brl. for Barcelona
400 bales upland cotton. weighing i.o49,7s4
pounds.
Per steamship Pontiac LBrl for Genoa
2.iOO bales upland cotton, weighing 997. 100
pounds.
Per bark ErniRrant [Norl. for Hamburg-S.662
bbls rosin. weighing l,743,l05 pounds-Patersons
Downing & Co.
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Boys Clothing Department
About 50 Different New Styles of BOYS
HATS Staws, Sailors, Oerbys
and klpines,

Everything that's new and right in the
way Of Boys Spring Clothing, Boys Extra
Long Pants Suits, Boys Flannel and Per-
Gale Shirt Waists, Boys Spring Coats, Knee
Pants, etc New Sailor Suits at prices
guaranteed to be much lower, very much
lower, than what the lone idea" clothing
stores would charge you.
SECOND FLOOR.
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LADIES

LADIES
Needing q tonic or children who want builo-
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTEENs.
II is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion.
Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
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NAVAL oTOREs-Ihe spirits turpentlne market
was fairly firm at unchanged prices. There was
a steady inquiry and fair trade doing. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
was reported firm at 2S4c for reg
ulars. with sales of 457 casks AT the second
further sales of 250 casks Rosn-The market
was quiet but very steady at quotations. There
was good inquiry for all grades below NJ. with
rather light offerings. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was postt as quiet
for the pale grades and firm for NJ and below,
with sales of 1907 barrels at the following quota
tons: A B, c, D, and f. 81 O5; F. 81 10; g. 81 IS;
II 81 rs; l, 81 20; X, s. So; M. So 40; N, SO 70;
windowglass, So SIS; water white, 81 O0. At the
laSt call il clnsnd UNCHANGED
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Market for poultry is firm: demand good;
grown fowls q pair, 750S5c; chickens % grown
a pair, 5O0605; turkeys q pair, 81 7502 25;
turkeys. dressed, q n, ls020c; chickens,
dressed, q n. 14GBi-c; geese = pair, 81 O0&l ..
Market for eggs is steady and IN far supply
good demand; country, q dozen, !4015c. Pea
nuts--Ample stock, demand light, prices firm;
fancy h. p, Va. 2 u, 7G71Sc; h. p, - n, size;
small, h. q, a u SC. Sweet potatoes, yellow, q
bush. 6OA65c; white q bush, 41950c.
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) IIPPIN 4INrELLIGESCe e.
WEDNESDAY,. April II. 1898.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Harriss & Co.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark Guldragn [Norl, Hansen, to load for Eu-
rope-A Minis Sons.
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MEDICAL
DELICATE \N0MEN
Or Debilltated Women, should use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.

Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic
properties and exerts wonderful inhu-
ence in toning up and Strengthening her
system. by driving through the proper
channels all impurities. Health and
strength guaranteed to result from its use.
'NIy wife, who wa bedridden for oigt.
teen months, after using Brad fjeLd s
Female Regulator for two months il
getting WE'LL
j NJ. JOHNSON Malvern, Ark.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by Druggists at S1.00 per bottle.
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Fruit and Vegetable Mark ct.

New YoRK, April II .-Oranges, unchanged;
strawberries. 30D40c; cabbage. 81 5000 90: peas,
81 0003G0, lettuce, 81 0082 90; beans. So 0OD
90; tomatoes, 81 00Gb4 90; eggs, 15160.6c
PALMER. RTvENBURG & Co.
Reported bN Gerard d Alien. 22i South Water
street. Chicago, III.
CHICAGO. April i0.--Tomatoes So 500 450 per
crate; squash, S45 0O@5O 90 per ton. 50 5000 90
per dozen; string beans, So 0013 80 per crate;
pie plant, large. 90c0$l 90 per dozen; parsley,
5O175c per dozen; beets. 80 5000 90 per barrel
lettuce. s. 00@l 90 per barrel; green peas,
81 5000 90 per crate; cucumbers. 81 90 per
dozen; cabbage, 81 5C03 90 per crate; new
Irish potatoes, s. COCA 90 per barrel: pineap-
pies, 81 00612 20 per dozen; oranges, 50 50lo3 90
per box; sweet potatoes, 50 0004 90 per barrel
SIIPPGN : IN rELLIGESCG
Sun RISES e. So. .......... .............5:3S
DUN DEISs -Os~~
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH see. 1884 AN, 1906 Pm
STANDARD time)
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Per Central Railroad. April i1-Butler & s.
stubbs & T. Warren & A, z Williams 90.
Eckman & V, j s Cohen & Co, Lindsay 81.
Byck Bros Savannah @ & w Co. d Thorn
ason & Co. L Putzel w Nichols, W Miller. A
N Grauam, u McGrath, A X Cohen. w ID Sim
kins, c G Daniel, j d Weed q Co, r Einstein,
] Rourke, G WsAllen & Co, Speciality Co. J {
Grady & Son, Lubricating Coal W Co, Mem
hard Bros & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co, l. A
O'Neil & Co. Jas Douglass + T Jones, L But
Ter, w q Morel.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
April liz Hunting & Co, J Stoddard.
Smith Bros Lowell & L, G w Tiedeman & Bro.
] w Teeple & Co. q l. Ladaveze, L + Myers u
Co, Meinhard Bros & Co, Jno Lyons & Co, q
Rhodes Hunter z q b, Ellis & Co, Peacock II
& Co, l. Jones, Greigg J & w, W w Chisholm
& Co, MeNatt & NJ. e A Schwarz, II Johnson.
j IL Hennessy, NJ Ferst's Sons & Go, Geo Meyer,
Jno Lang, J d Weed & Co. w 5 McNeil W 3
Pemberton
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
Nv d Smkins w Seabrook, Sanders
Geo Boomer. Stewart. Chas Anderson.
Ellis Il co, Ruttimer, Meinhard Bros 20.
! Fawcett Bros, A khrlich & Bro. + GRADY 2
Sons, & Moyle, G. w Parish, II VOTERS Brew
ing %.
Per South Bound Railroad. April III Q De-
Lettre Alexander Moulty, A Len1er * son.
| Frank & O.. N Ferst's Sons & Co, Q M hyals, d
| G.voyicu. w Lynch Moore * Co.
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PASSENGERS,


Per steamship City OF Birmingham for New
York; Webster.C Ellsworth, Mrs Charles II
Storm, infant and nurse. Miss Merwin, Peter
Miller Jr @ Merwin, Mrs z Miller, A 3 Eaton.
Livingston Rice, @ @ Toucey, Belts, II
Boucher, @ Asendorf and wife, Mrs A Thayer,
Miss Irwin, Mr. Irwin and wife. NJ Breslan and
wife, Miss NJ NJ Spear, Miss Ida Stebbins. II L
Clark j Chids, Mrs 8 A English, Mrs II N
Birch Maury, Emma mcConnel. Sadie
johnson, Florence Mitchell, Bertha Aultord,
Lizzie Kussock, Hannah Prya, Mrs Charles
Nichols and two infants, Grace Nichols. Thomas
Mcneal and wife, Bruce Nichols N Wells. Miss
Mary Rice, Miss Ellen 8 Clark. Marshall Smith
and wife, II E Smith and wife, johnson
and wife. Corbett and wife, Mrs Conrad, Miss
Morris, NJ Wentworth, Miss Matthews, Mrs
t Matthews, T A Livingston, DR. Chessman. Mrs
g Toucey, Mrs Cady, Miss Martha Greavess
Mr. Dean and wife. Mrs Archer and two infants
% # Evans, Rev A e Cumming, Joseph Dough-
erty, A $ Northrup. K Fletcher, Blanch Burt
chew, Kate Langdon, Julius FRESHMAN. John
Porker j w smith, sir Lapreii, George john
son, Frederick Shorps and wife. Charles Shorps,
Willie Shorps, George Shorps, John Shorps.
John Stoey, @ P Leighton, A Anderson, Miss
A l. White
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Coastwise-Ste Boston, lie per l0Obs
on rosin, 9Oc on spirits; TO New York,
rosin, 71ac per 100 rs spirits, s5c; to Phiadel-
phia, rosin. 7I6c per oOts spirits, sec; TO Balti
more. rosin soc, spirits, zoe.
CoTroN-By Steam-rhe market Is very duh
and rates nominal Rates are per 100 pounds:
Barcelona sec; Liverpool via New York, csc;
Liverpool via Boston. 2Sc; Liverpool via BAlti-
more SOC; Havte via New York. 40c; Reval via
New YORK, 5Uc Genoa via New York, Soc; Am
sterdam via New York, soc; Amsterdam Via
baltimore. 4Sc; Antwerp via New York. 42c;
Boston q bale, 81 IS; New York q bale, 81 OOi
Philadelphia q bale. 81 90; Baltimore, 81 90.
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Birmingham. New York.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

CoTToN-The market was quite dull and
prices again sold down 1-i6c all around. The
demand was very moderate and business rather
slow. The total sales for the day were only IS
bales On Change at the opening call, at 1880
o'clock a. m, the market was bulletined
easy at a decline of Lice IN all grades, with
sales of IS bales. At the second call, at
O'Clock D. M, it was quiet, but there no
transactions, At the third and last call, at 4
o'clock D. m, it closed quiet and unchanged.
with further sales of 10 bales The following
are the official closing spot quotations of the
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NAVAL STORES.

NEW YoRK. April 1l-Rosin quiet and easy;
strained common to good 81 S00i 4214
Spirits turpentine duh and steady; at Sltk@34c
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New YoRE, Apr II, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
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