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NOT AT ALL ENCOURAGING.
The Out.ook for Crops 10 Well Calculated
To Give Farmera the Biues.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-The August re-
port OF the statistician of the department
of agriculture shows that the condition OF
corn has declined little more than six
points during the past month. the average
for the entire breadth being =, against d.
for July. This decline il due to drouth.
which has proved both extensive and per-
sistent, while in soms parts OF tho coua-
try continued dry weather has injured the
crop beyond recovery. II IL nevertheless
irue ms TO tho larger poi ton OF tho area do.
voted thereto, that improvement Is not
only possible but, with sufficient rainfall
through August, will be assured.
The averages in the principal states
are: Illinois. 81; Iowa. l01; Kansas. 81;
Nebraska, 81. There has been consdera-
BILE falling oil in the condition of spring
wheat since last month. amounting TO
something more than 10 points, the aver
age condition OF the present month being
81 as against IA for the month of July.
The condition by states 10 as follows: /:
Wisconsin,, 20; Iowa, 81; Nebraska. 3D.;
South Dakota. IS. This decline Of 10
points is tho result of too high tempera-
turc aud deficient rainfall in the spring
wheat states. Drought is prevalent over
extensive areas and has done much
damage. Much injury also has been
done this crop by the cinch bug and rust
in several states.
Tho condition of spring rye in August Is
7s.s as against SO in July. Tho condition
Of oats has fallen 10 points since the July
report, being 75.3 as compared with ss.s
last month, while in August. 1892, IL stood
ut s6.2. II il tho lowest condition reported
in August for many years. August ro-
turns for barley show slight decline in
the condition from that Of last month,
being si6 against sai.3 in July. The acre
ago of buckwhcat 10 reported mt 36.3 an d
tho condition at Ss.S. The condition Of
potatoes has declined nearly nine points
in the last month and now stands at 81.
Tho condition In August has only been
lower twice In the last decade. The con-
dition of timothy is 1915 as compared with
| 93.2 In 1899.
The hay crop on the whole Is large and
has generally been secured in good con
di,ion. The general average of tobacc,
fell from 93 on July To s..2 on the LIST in
| slant. A still further decline In the con
dition OF apples 10 made evident by tho re
turns Of August. In many states n com
plcte failure is reported. Drought la,
done damage to peaches In the Atlantic
peach belt. A further decline Is noted il
Michigan, where the fruit has droppct
severely. California has good crop oi
excellent quality. An abundant crop O
grapes is promised mt this date. The per
cen,age Of July has been generally wei
maintained. The dry weather has tcndet
to check the spread OF rot and mildew.
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FRANKFORT. Aug. i0.-A conference OF
the finance ministers Of the several states
of the German empire. which met here to-
day, concluded Its labors. Tho object Of
the conference was to devise means for
raising by taxation the money necessary
TO meet the increased expenditures noccs-
STATED 10y the army bill. The conference
appointed committee TO meet In Berlin
to prepare bills for presentation to the
reichstag, embodying the conclusions
arrived at by all the ministers.
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No Uniyersal Strike Goes.

ZURICH. Aug. 10.-The international So
cialists' congress to-day rejected n rcsolu-
tion offered by the Norwegian delegates
that universal strike be started immedi-
ately after n war is declared. The resolu.
tion was supported by tho representatives
Of four nations while IL nations voted
against Il. The Belgian amendment in
favor of aiming to suppress militarism by
withholding supplies was adopted.
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At Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. i0.-Seventeen heats
were trotted aud paced this afternoon,
furnishing the best racing OF nine days
and successfully bringing to close the
most notable grand circuit meeting ever
held i'm this city. Flying Jib with Geers
up was considered n good thing for the
consolation frec-for-all pace, but the err
ratio gclding began monkey shines after
winning two hcas. Major Wonder came
on and got two heats and also added the
necessary third one to the other two. Vii.
lage Farms Nightingale was booked to
win the consolation frec-for-all trot and
finally did. bu, it took seven heats. Alvin
led the procession Tor two heats In the
2:i2 trot, but speedy Harrietta showed her
heels To the others ia the next three heats.
Frec-lor-all consolation, pacing, purse,
S3,5DJ-Major Wonder won; Flying Jib,
second; Blue Sign. third. Best time,
2:@t.. Frcc-for-all ;ro,. consolation,
purse. s7.OlO-N gh,ing ale won Black NJ,
second: Ali. third. Best time, 2:l2. 2:l2
trot-liarrictta won; Alvin. second; Lees
pilot, bird. Best time. 2:ll.
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LYNCAED a MINER.
soldiers Hs,a',ate for the Murder of One
Of Their Number.

soldiers Re,s',ate for the Murder of One
OF Their Number.
KSoxyILE. Tenn. Aug. 1o.-Meager in.
formation from Coal creek Is TO the effect
that o miner named Drummond was
Iynched at that place to-day by soldiers.
He had been held under arrest charged
with being the leader Of = mob which as
sassinated Private Laugher,y on Monday
night. Drummond was hanged To n
trcstle. A man named Elkins. suspected
OF completely In the murder OF Laughcrty,
will probably be lynched.
Affairs are assuming serious shape in
tho mining regions, and trouble is OK
pecied. To-day loo miners went out on
a strike, and work is mt standsiili In all
the mines except those Of the Knoxville
Iron company, which works convicts. The
cause Of the strike Is a reduction OF 20 per
cent. on coal digging.
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PARIS. Aug. i0.-Seventy of the leading
members OF the Labor Exchange. which
was closed during the recent troubles in
Paris, were fined 50 francs each aud costs
for refusing to comply with the law FOR
the regulation of trade syndicates. The
court ordered dissolution of all the syn
dicates concerned in the violations Of the
law. including the executive committee OF
the Labor Exchange.
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included in the suggestion that the begin
ming OF the discussion he postponed until
tho rules of the house arc adopted. II was
argued that IL would not require more
than five minutes for the house TO tcui-
porarily adopt the rules Of the Fifty-socono
congrcss, and then the debate could pro-
ceed in an orderly manner with some ss-
surance Of ability to enforce any terms OF
agreement that should bc entered Into.
The situation at o'clock was un'
changed. Tho anti-silver men had not
reported to the silveritcs any conclusion
upon the proposition made ny tho latter,
although II was understood that another
meeting OF the conference would bc held
this afternoon. When the committee met
this morning the anti-silvcr men. u u
said, proposed that the house proceed al
once To the consideration of mcasurs
for the immediate aud unconditional r.
peal OF the silver purchasing clause OF tue
Sherman act and that a vote no taken
upon that measure only.
As n counter proposition tho silver men
offered to introduce u bill TO repeal II,
coupled with provision for FREQ coinage
tho ratio to- bc fixed by tho house. Fol
this measure the opponents OF silveI
might offer substitute II they desired,
bGt tho silver men want the chance to vote
on free coinage in some way. The latter
further agreed that the debate should col'
time three weeks. and II at tho end oi
that time thero were remarks undelivered
they might be printed in the record. Thia
proposition the anti-silver men withdrew
to consider before giving an answer.
Tho reason OF the refusal Of the anti.
silver mon to accept the proposition OF the
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silver In the senate.

WAsHISGTo.. Aug. l0.-The democrats
in the senate do not propose being forced
by the republicans into basiy action upon
silver, and have resolved that no forward
step shall be taken until they have agreed
among themselves upon plan OF action
that shall secure the support of a united
party. The finance committee came to-
gether this morning. Chairman Voorhees,
announced that the majority wished time
An.
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Fleeing From Yellow Fever.

CULLMAs. Ala. Aug. 1o.-Pour passcn-
ger coaches filed with refugees from the
yellow fever scare at Pensacola, Fla,
passed through here to-day bound north.
The rigid quarantine prevented any stop
here.
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Monmouth Entri-. for To-day.

First race. Five aud half furlongs.
handicap-Sirocco. Correction. l30; Loan
TAXA. Us; Addic. Kingston, lis; Dcriaeilla.
III, Lake View, us; Lustrc, iio; White
Rose, i09; Top Gallant, ss; Annie
Bishop. 81.
Second race. Five and one-eighth fur.
longs. Maidens - Rama, Mcintyre,
Sigurd. Siauket. Blackhawk, Ben Lamond,
Half Mine. ii2; Sprinkle, Nahma, The
Jester. Nonsense, 100.
Third race. One mile and sixteenth,
handicap. Raceland. la5; Sir Matthew,
H.; Roller. i05; Cleaning, Lizzie, los; In.
| tcgrity. -.
Fourth race. five-eighths, selling-Uncle
jess Bonaventure. Midnight, Restraint,
Astoria. io7; Culver. iOa; Lumberman. 100;
Freeze, Hiram, Fay s., 81; Grace Brown,
95.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Key West.
100; Madrid. lo6; Old Pepper. Lifeboat,
i03; Lady Pulsifer, Estelle. 80; Treas
ure, %.
Sixth race, five aud one-half furiongs,
selling-Qucenlike ii, Doolittle, baroness,
| l0!: Fransica fllly, lola, Bessie d., My
Lady, leo; Innocent. ss.
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At Monmontn Park

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. i0.--Fast track.
Six furlongs-St. Leonards, Won; Gold
Dollar. second; Minuehaha. third. Time,
l:l5. Six furlong,-May Win. won; Kill
deer. second; Top Gallant, third. Time,
l:ii Mile and half-Miss Maud, won !;
Faithful. second; Afternoon, third. Time,
2:i0H. Handicap. one mile and n half
Tho Pepper. won; Mars, second; Banquet,
third. Time, as. Five and half fuv.
longs-Khzan. won; Himyar. second; !;
ycnusburg. third. Time. l;o!4. Mile
aud observation-disclosures Bishop, won |;
lxion, second; Gallatin. third. Time,
2:Oih.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 The pres ident
will leave tomorrow afternoon for bus.
zard's Bay to stay probably till Sept. I.
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England suggests u Scheme.

WAsBINoIoS, Aug. 1o.-A new phase Of
tho silver question was presented to-day
in the shape of an apparently authorized
proposition from London bankers, backed
by the English government, to leading
New York financiers. in which 1t was as
serted that If the United States would
maintain the present Sherman law on tho
statute books. England would renew the
free coinage of silver in India mt the in
creased ratio of "a TO 1. The most pains
taking search fails to produce single
senator who ever heard the idea sug-
cested; and when the proposition was un-
folded II was seen that both the silver and
anti-silvcr advocates were opposed to 1t.
Coming es IL does from an English
source" said Senator Teller. "the prcsi-
dent might very naturally be expected TO
agree with it. Anything that Engla nd
wants appears to meet his approval" T"
However. he did not credit the story.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The treasury
officials have not been advised of any
overtures by England to revive silver coin.
age in India on a ratio of "a To 1. as said In
n New York publication this morning.
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CLEVELAND HAS TO LEAVE TOWN
And His Absence Is Likely to DemoraiiEs
the Goidites.

New YORK. Aug. 10.-A Washington
special says: "Within two days Cleve-
land will return TO Buzzards Bay. and no
matter how important tho reason that
takes him there the effect will have ten
dency to odisorganization, and those who
have carefully watched the situation from
the inside are of the opinion that il will
he almost impossible to hold his party to-
gether for any concerted action ON the
financial issue. Unfortunately for Glove
land no member of the cabinet except La
mont is on terms with tho leaders OF the
house and senate. With Cleveland at
Buxzards Bay and Lamont alone and un-
aided. he will be called upon to act as
Clcveland's whip. Without wishing to
disparagc Lamont, II looks as IL he is
likely to have very hard road to travel"
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
York, Sept. 3 noon.-The following

New York, Sept. g. noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Chicago and Northwestern. .....,......... 994
Lake Shore. ................
Norfolk and Western preferred '......... 25l5
Richmond and West Point Terminal. .... ~
western Union. 90. ................... 81
New York, Sept. 5. D. m.-Money on can
easy ranging from 364 per cent, last loan at
3 per cent, and closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Snl2 per cent. Bar
silver 744sc; Mexican dollars 59Rc.
Sterling exchange Is dull, with actual
business In bankers bills at ~ S2B614 80
for sixty days and s. s51a94 SO for demand;
posted rates 81 S}G14 96i2.
Commercial bills "a sld4 49, Govern
ment bonds strong. State bonds duh. Rail
road bonds firm.
The sales Of silver at the stock exchange
to-day were neglected
New York Sept s-During the first half
hour the bears were in full possession Of the
stock market, the announcement Of the is
suance OF SlO,OOOOC0 bond by one OF the con
trolled companies of the Chicago Gas Company
having led a ageneraI selling movement
Chicago Gas OF course, was the greatest suf-
ferer in the decline which followed. the stock
breaking 1913 o in the hrstfew minutes. Outside
OF this stock the loss was equal TO 4 3-S per
cent. Rhode Island General Electric Amerl-
can COnsols and Union Pacific being promi-
nent in the downward movement. Toward IL
O'Clock supporting orders were put in Chicago
Gas, which quickly rallied 2 points This
caused an upward tendency and the rest Of
the day was a steady improvement The
increasing strength OF the mar
ket compelled some of the
lesser lights to change front, and in their
anxiety TO get back their contracts they ma
terially aided the bulls in their work OF put
ting up prices. The extent of interest was
larger than most operators had any idea Of
The gain in prices ranged from to 81 per
cent. Chicago Gas rose So, Evansville and
Terre Haute and Manhattan ~. General
Electric 81, Sugar ga, Cordage 32l Lake
Shore 80, Burlington and Quincy ga St Paul
and Rock Island "a each Baltimore and
Ohio 25s, Delaware ana Hudson ri North
eattern 81, Western Union 2A The rise in
General Electric was accompanied by the old
report that the company had secured an en-
trance into New York city The rise in
Evansville and Ierre Haute was due to the
adjustment Of internal troubles and the pros
pect Of an early removal of the recciYership.
AS a rule the best prices Of the day were cur
rent at the close Sales. listed stocks 227 900
shares unlisted 80 O0O shares.
The closing bios were:
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New York Sept 6-Arrived, schrs Hattie
Dunn. Boland Fernandina; Nettie Shipman,
Hudson, Jacksonville; Robt Snyder,
Guthrie, Georgetown Cleared steamship
Kansas City Fisher. Savannah.
Boston. Sept 6-Cleared steamer Coronilla
TBrl Howes Savannah.
Darien Aug 26-Cleared, schr Stephen D
Loud Z ers on, New Haven.
Norfolk, sept CARVED, steamer KaroOn,
Freeman, Savannah for Rotterdam, coaled
and cleared
New London Sept 6-Arrived, schr Lizzie
Heyer. Andersen. Brunswick for Norwich.
Pensacola. Sept 3-Arrived, steamer Full
ham BrE Matthews, Pomoran.
6th-Arrived tug Carbonero, Delehanty,
Galveston, with barge Regulator in tow; schr
Luther 4 Garretson, Randlette, do, (and both
cleared to return.
Delaware Breakwater, Sept 6-Arrived, schr
Jennie Hall, Leighton, Charleston for New
York
Androssan, Sept 4-Sailed, steamer Oak
lands lBrl, Backlin, Fernandina.
Beacy Head Sept 5-Passed, bark Zee
nymph [Dutchl DeGrOot, HAM burg for VIII
mington, NC.
Barrow, Sept Sailed bark Henriette
TNorl Bull, Savannah.
Barcelona, sept ARRIVED, bark Esmeral-
da lSpl, Cardona, Charleston.
Dunnet Head, Sept Passed, steamer
ElmWlle LBrl, Dove, Fernandina for Kastrup.
Continued on Third Page
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ENports-The exports for tha past week
were 55ie bales upland and -U bales
sea island moving AS faI-
lows. To New FORK l.fs2 bales uplands 20
Boston 1895 bales uulauls and Sd sea sands
Baltimore 800 bales uplands 90 Charleston
lNi bales upland
StocK-lhe stock on hand to-day was u 5s5
bales upland ana iOs bales sea island.
fainst l1NH bales uplgnds and 1854 bales sea
Islands for the corresponding. time last wear.
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Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C q Anderson.
sept Lat 33o OK Ion 7So 4O' In II fathoms
passed vessel of about 400 tons bottom up;
stern newly painted copper and patches OF
copper all over her bottom.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Baltimore
John CarOan. Agent.
Schr Charles T. Young Corson, 10 days from
Baltimore, with coal to q | Taggart, vessel to
Jos A Roberts a. Co.
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whcat-No 2 spring wheat GsaGllc; No .
red b Com-No. . t0c- Oats No. 2, 25i{S
aAc Mess pork. per barrel sl5 0edel7 20
ard, per loo pounds e. aQsfs %. short rio
sides loose $40 l0tl0 IS. Dry sailed Shout
ders boxed, e. 2S05 So; short clearsides boxed
% 9 Whisky distilcrs' finished goods, per
gallon a a.
Leading futures RANGED as follows:
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RHNDOLPH KIRF<K.HND,
SAVANNAH, GA.

He pays for dry ffnts cents. dry salt 2
cents dry damaged cents, green salt 2
cents, beeswax IS cents, deer skins . cents
wool, free of sand and burs, 1879 cents; black.
sH cents; bury, from to II cents.
I'll st. Julian Street.
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Arrived ma nnnrantine Yesterdnv.

Bark Giuseppina X LItall, Costellano, st
Picrre-Chr G. Dahl e. Co.
Bark Maranna lNorl, Asterita, Martinique
Chr G Dahl q Co.
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Steamship City OF Birmingham Burg, New
YOrk-C G Anderson.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper Baltimore
John CarOlan, Agent.
Bark Lovespring [Norl, Schive, Hail.
Paterson, Downing h Co.
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Steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien-W T.
Gibson. Manager.
Tug Winpenny, towing barge st Nicholas
with mdse for Beaufort-C IL Medlock, Agt.
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lolai Nl@lnlrS- pplN ....-- .- ----' M --oiu"0
The imports into Continental ports this
week have been loo bales.
The above figures Indicate q decrease TN the
cotton iu sight Go date Of SSS 209 bales ass com
pared with the same date OF lsg3 an Increase
of 567. 1873 bales as compared with the cor
responding date of lsgl and an increase Of
ll4s9t5 bales as compared with 1890
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL
PORTS.-1he receipts and shipments of cot
ton at Bombay have been as follows for the
week and year bringing the figures down to
Sept. !.
BnMMAY REAEIHrs Avn eHLRMENTs For YOUR
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding time last year; Spirits tur-
pentlne, 25ac for regulars. ROsin-A. b, c. ID,
and L. SlO: f, $ll5; q, Sl.2O H. $40: ],
Sl.61; x, $3.50: NJ, Sl.95: n, $40; window
glass. $50: water white, 1890.
RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND on SHIPBOARD FROM APRIL /. 1898 TO
DATE AND To THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR
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LIvERPooL MovEMENT FoR THE WEEK ed


MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS,
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending Sept 8, 1893, and the stock on hand
tonight and for the same time last year
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COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CorToN.-The visible
supply of cotton as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the Chronicle Aug. p, is as
follows. The continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the atOat, are
tins weeks returns and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
dav evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for Sept. !, we ada the item OF
exports from the United states, including in
~ 'N0 "a PO' 10 Vi i'0' -' 1909 1909
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Steamship city Of Augusta, New York.
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Jplands-There has been a strong demand
,or spots during the past week. The receipts
nave been small and prices have held INN.
advancing from : l-16C. for middling at the
oe-lnnlng of the week and increasing nearly
Every qay until at the close OF the market to-
Jay IL mad reached75 for middling The re-
ports are still unfavorable for the coming
.sop ana show decreased shortage all over
aue state. Rust has done more or less dam
az A every section, and the hurricane of
august - also did great damage The market
2uay was firm with strong demand. At
a4e ufsl call at 1920 a. m, at the cotton ex-
CuahSe the market advanced IS all around
a1u again at the l O'Clock call it advanced
o oDv- Arr lis, closing unchanged at the last
TTtI, at p. m, as follows
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Total shtpt's. 1877 1861 328I77 1C6,578 ..-..


~ V on hand
and ahipb'd - 427 10000 .... ......
This amount received since the storm of
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Miscellaneous Markets.

Bacon-Market steady. The Board of
Trade quotations are as follows;
Smoked clear rib sides. l-cl1 shoulders. none;
dry sailed clear RIB sides, ll'zc long clear.
lllac; bellies, ii &C; shoulders, none; hams.
sugar cured, l3$c.
tagging and Ties-The market quiet, nculi-
nal. Jute Dagging 24D, &C. IN, 51ac; lAb, &C.
quotations are for JOp iJts small lots
higher; sea island Dagging 12%c. Iron Ties
Large lots 81 o.; smaller lots, 81 o.
Butter-Market nlzner. fair demand. Go
shen &c; gilt edge, pc; creamery, 26c;
Elgin. , c.
T.. c: small summer cheese, 12,ac, 2OD aver
age
ahnages Western. per heed, 7ffSc.
Codee-Market dull, quoted at for No
fancy or standard Mol, 215sc loweri choice or
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COMMERCIAL
SAVANNAH MARKETS.


OFFICE MORNING NEWS
Savannah, Ca, sept s, 1898.
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Saturday, Sept Q, 1893.
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rI-- W. ne receiDts OF cotton AZ This
49, ON an sources for the week were 5S3
s....,H upland AMI IS bales of sea island.
so. .Va8 Tales OF upland and 80 bales of
-eland last year
10 1 var Ilculdrs of the receipts have been AS
laf.5's, Fer Central railroad 5flf rales mp
rar.1.. PER savannah, FLORIDA and Western
pr- ."5 t.-2l bales upland and IG sea islaui:
b. ,ollh Bound railroad 90 tales upland:
h.. 0,la,Lleston and savannah railroad 81
VI oaes upland
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry weak fair de-
mand; grownu fowls r pair, nc; q grown
4O0t5c; grown chickens. 3O035c u pair.
geese y pair 90cGgS1 90. Ducks
65cH15c pair, Market for eggs
is steady; ample supply: demand good
country, Il dozen. poe. Peanuts Ample
stock, demand fair, market steady; fancy h
p. Va, u h, 51a016c; h. p. q h. 4Lc.