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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
Shipments this week
Ernat Tritq


Money is easy. The bank clearings for the
past week amounted to n .l673}536
The market for foreign exchange is weak.
Sterling commercial demand. 81 50: sixty
DAYS. ~ 79ia ninety days 81 ~ francs, Paris
and Havre. sixty days. - 2li2; Swiss. sixty
days, 81 25I4 marks, sixty days % l5-l6c.
Domestic exchange is steady Banks and
bankers are buying at par and selling at IS
per cent premium.
~ecuritieS-A fair amount Of money has
been brought into circulation during the
week and consequently state bonds have
cen in good demand. The general tone OF
the market continues weak and depressed.
Stocks and Bonds STAG bonds. Georgia
~ per cent bonds, 81 lid. H6 asked. new
Georgia az per cent bonds 1915 40 bid, III
asked; Georgia smith $. maturity 1896 los
lid. lO9 asked.
city Bonds Atlanta : per cent. los bid, 1l5
asked, Augusta per cent, lN pa, los asked.
Augusta per cent, los id, 10 asked ColUm-
lus per cent. lOJ bid lO2 asked; Macon
per cent. no mid. III asked; new SaVan-
nah 5per cent quarterly. October coupons. l02
i'd, los asked; new Savannah per cent.
quarterly, August coupons, 1921 bid lO84
tfailroad Bonds - savannah Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds.
percent interest coupons l07 bid. 100 asked
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage consolidated
per cent. coupons January ana July, matu-
rity 1897 TO- nid. lD6 asked; Central con
solidatcd mortgage per cent. coupons Jan
nary and July. maturity 1898. li5%
asked: Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany collateral Boiu D. 90, 10FtC', ICot
i,ia railroad IS 1910. l03 bid. l04 asked; Char
lotto COLUMBIA and Augusta first mortgage,
81 bid. W asked; Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta second mortgage, IL bid, ll6
asked: Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
GENERAL mortgage per cent, ~
asked: Montgomery and Eufaula first mort
cage indorsed per cent. % asked;
Georgia southern and Florida nrst mortgage
q uer cent trust receints, 20 bid. 20 asked;
savannah and Atlantic IS. indOrsed, %
asked: south Georgia and Florida lndorsed,
Grsts. 1903 asked. south Georgia ana
Florida second mortgage, lD5s asked;
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ReceInta.

Per South Bound Railroad, July 2f-20
bhls meal, 20 boxes SNUFF, boxes soda, 3 cars
melons empty barrels, 1 car wood
Per Central Railroad, July 2l-2 cars lard
200 pkgs domestics, 100 plSgs vegetables 968
crates pears, 3lS pkgs mdse. a cases eggs, b5
sacks bran, 10 boxes bacon, Il boxes saddlery,
70 sacks Rrits, pkgs WOOL 10 empty barrels
10 bdls hroOms, % cases whisky Is boxes
crackers, l4S sacks meal, I ,435 bbls rosin, 4sS
bbls spirits turpentine, 125 bbls flour, II bbls
whisky, , bbs lead II bbls bungs / car rosin,
p cars melons, cars pig iron, cars corn,
car empty barrels, cars lumber l car meat.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway july
2l-3 cars oil, cars wood, cars lumber. 81
cases canned goods, 125 sacks meal, / bdl
mats sheet iron, box books, ? hdls Irvine
10 bars iron, "a trunks, 2 pkgs furniture 80
pkgs buckets, 20 pkgs tubs, - boxes tobacco.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, July 2l-2 800 bbls rosin, 354 boxes fruit
574 bbls spirits tGrpentine 40 bbls fruit cars
ties, 20 boxes vegetables, 81 bbls vegetables 1
car cedar logs, 81 cars lumber. cars brick, /
car boer, car bran, cars hay ! car coal IL
empty tanks 90 buckets, II bdls hides IA
empty tins. sacks l1ainit, IA pkgs mdse /
box bacon, box hardware, > boxes powder, 2
bbls jugs 10 pkgs household goods / organ
cases dry goods, carriages, boxes wax
box hams Dbl whisky, box goods, ~ bdls
furniture, box tobacco, II bales wool, road
carts, bbls bottles
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Pilot charts aud ala nautical information
will rc furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge M United states photographic once
IN The custom house Captains are requested
10 call at the ONCE.
Notice is hereby given that on or about July
81 1888 the steam lt9ht house tender Holly
no" moorcl as lightvessel OF the site Of
the former Wolf Trap lighthouse. Chesa-
ptake bay. virginia viii De removed, and re-
placed by light-yeSse No. 80.
Light-ycSSel No. as viii show two fixed
white reflector lights, one at each masthead
The focal plane of the lights will DE IS feet
above the level Of the water, and the lights
may DE seen In clear weather, the eye Of tho
observer Is feet above the same level, IL
miles
The vessel has two masts. schooner. rugged,
and no howsprit The mastheads are white.
and az each there is a red CagC-work day
mark Tie HUN SIS red, with Wolf Trap No
46 in large white letters and figures on each
side
During thick or foggy weather % Pinch steam
whistle will sound blasts of . seconds dura-
ton separated by alternate silent intervals
OF 10 TO 20 seconds, thus. Blast. sec. silent
interval. 10 soc blast. 3 sec silent interval
90 sec. If whistle be disabled bell will be
struck by hand
The approximate geographical position of
the vessel, as taken from chart No. 132 of the
U. =. coast and Reodetic survey, will be:
Latitude north 37' 23 (2g")
Longitude, west, 10 TO- (54")
Bearings and distances of prominent OBJ
iectS. as taken from the same chart are:
New Point Comfort lighthouse, SW' u S.,
z l-l6 miles.
Site Of Wolf Trap lighthouse. wsw. 4 w,
9-l6 mile.
Stingray Point lighthouse N by W 11-l6
W, 10 1916 miles.
Bearings are magnetic and given approx.
matelyi distances are in nautical miles.
BY order of the lighthouse board.
JAMES A GREER,
Rear-Admiral, U. $ Navy, Chairman.
once OF the Lighthouse Board, Washing.
ton, d. c., July 10, 1893.
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ness is moro or less nominal Ihe rates from
This and nearby oconfin ports aV quoted 90
"a 1oah . Tor range Including Baltimore
and Portland. Me Railroad vrs basis - feet
l6go Timber Nacuhai a. htuhor than lumber
rates To the West Indies and Win1wa~d
nominal; 90 Rosario. fii uo. Is 0N. 20 Huan0s
Ayres OF Mout,video. tl2 oo"l2 %. % hio
Janiero. sl3 -, % spanish and Mcliicrra
mean ports, sii 30Hii 10; 20 United Kingdom
for orders, nominal for lumber "a 5s
By Stcam-ro New York. - a.. 20 phila-
delphia, y 90. TO Boston, g %. 70 baltimore,
Naval stores-The market Is firm in
good demand for spot vessels and nearby
vessels to arrive large Cork
for orders 2s Oh and 3s Cd medium sized 2s 9i
and Is small vessels 3s and Is Sd for july and
August loading; south America rosin,
soc per barrel Of 2sO pounds. Coast
rosin, SOC on spirits; 10 New York, rosin 7lkc
per 100 MS. spirits, SIC TO Philadelphia
rosiu, nc per 100 ms. spirits, SOC; to BaHi
more rosin. SOC, spirits. 50c.
Cotton -- BY Steam - The market is
nominal Rates are per 100 MS. Barcec
Iona, acc: Liverpool via New York 2Sc ;
Liverpool via Boston. 2Sc; Liverpool via Bal
timore, 30c; HavTe via New York 40c Reval
via New York, Soc Genoa via New York 60C;
Amsterdam via New York, soc. Amsterdam
via Baltimore, 43c; Antwerp VIA New York
81 90; Philadelphia u bale ~ 90; Balti-
more, Fl 90.
Lumber-Demand. both foreign md domes-
tic, is very quiet and mills are generally
inquiring for orders We quote. Easy sizes
SIPS; ordinary sizes, Sl2.O00l65O difficult
sizes, $1,000 100 flooring boards, Sl450n
300; shtpstufs 4l650A25.00
Country Produce.
Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls 2 pair, 65070c; y
grown, 40d45c: spring chickens, 25035c y
pair, small sizes not wanted geese p pair
75c; Market for eggs is firm and fully sup
piled; demand fair; country p dozen. llc0I2c
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light market
easier; fancy h. p. Va, u 70, 7d7hc, h. p, ~
h, &c; small h. D., i3 n, 6lS.
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Sailed Yesterday.
eamship Nacoochee, New York.


DOMESTIC.
New York. July l9-ArriYed schr Nelson f
Newoury Harding, Savannah.
Cleared, schr Fannie A German, French,
Jacksonville.
Jacksonville July 19-Arrived, schr Char
lotte T Sibley Ferguson, Bangor
Cleared, schr e A Gaskcll. Smith. Baltimore.
Norfolk, July i9-ArriVed, schr II L Shares,
Mount, New York and sailed for Savannah.
Newport News, July l7-Sailed schr Van
lear, Black, Charleston.
New London, July l9--Saied, schr Hattie @
Luce Moore. Brunswick for Norwich
Port Royal, July I9-Arriv6d, steamer Elton
tBrl, Payne, Las Palmas schr Enshantross.
Rollent Beaufort, ; g.
Cleared, schr A r Sherman. Pillsbury, Bal
tImore nth, steamer Daybreak lBr Morgan,
United Kingdom
Portland, July 19-Sailed. James Boyce Jr,
Haggetts Cove and Charleston.
FOREIGN
Barry. July 17-Sailed steamer Maltby
lBrl Sherwood, Port Royal
Barcelona, July 15-Arrived, str Swedish
Prince Brl, Dunbar, Charleston
.CuXhaYen, July l7-Passed, bark V1ncenzino
[Gerl opposite, Hamburg for Charleston.
DOrdrecht, July l6-Satled, bark Actiy
fNorI. Andersen. Pensacola.
Galway. July lS-Arrived, bark Hoppet
TRusl York Darien
Greenock, July l9-Arrived steamer Pedro
tSpl Bonet, Pensacola.
Gibraltar, July lS-Passed, steamer haude
lBrl Huelva for Charleston
Las Palmas, July l6-Sailed, str Thordisa
[Brl. Port Royal
Matanzas July i3-Arrived. str Austerlitz
[Brl Havana, and sailed for Pensacola.
Spoken.
Ship Lemuel Skolaeld [of Brunswickl from
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Per steamship HaCOochee for New York
a OS3 watermelons, 52l bbls spirits turpentine,
80 bales domestics and yarns, 0S bbls rosin,
1876 800 feet lumber Is hbls pitch p bbls rosin
pkgs vegetables PIP tons Pr iron. 16 turtles
81 sacks chat, 1913 oars, 2Sl phgs mdse i75
cases cedar.
Per bark Araunah for HamburR-i 1872 casks
spirits turpentino, D,2O5R gallons. valued at
$50 O07 100 bbls rosin s3Gi5 pounds, valued
at AZ 426, by : p Shotter Co
Per bark Leone for Bucno5 Ayres-2 900 bbls
rosin, weighing 974,86O pounds, valued at
~, 745 % by : p Shotter co. and 223 800 feet
pine lumber. valued at g. $3.50 70, By Georgia
Lumber Co.
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Per steamship Nasoochee for New York
a Vennie, A Jacobs, J Howard Burr and wife,
J T. Tucker, f B COrbin and wife Miss Addie
COrhin. Z II Brady, f Hansen Fl Wolf, ]
Wyman, Mrs NJ koOX, f Y Douglass ana wife,
J Fisher, J NJ Bryant A Rosenhed. Henry
Levy, G Redclif, A Harris Peter Morrison,
Mrs Ida Nathaus. Miss T. Periusk, Otto
Seller, f. w Smith Albert Huber, Peter
Donelan, + s Jette and wife, Master Paul and
Eugene Jette, Miss Josephine Jette T V
Meyer f NJ Van Bloricom, j LawtOn Jr and
wife, T. B Lawton and wife, Miss Minnie Rose
berry, Miss Ann Maloney, G n Clark f II
Roseberry and wife, Z Morris, S G Edwards,
VIM Garner. : d Darling, John w Darling, J
NJ Fleming, JOs.Fogg
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List of Vessels in the Port of savannah,
Savannah, July 81, 1893.
TT AAfGHTpG

Savannah July 81, 1893.
STEAMSHIPS.
Churruca [Spl, S14 tons, Barunidia, Genoa,
ldg Strachan & Co.
Iris IBelgl, l. 80 tons, Smit-Antwerp Naval
Stores Co.
VIM Lawrence $40 tons, Kirwan, Baltimore,
cld-John j Carolan. Agent.
City Of August. - tons, Daggett, New York,
cld-C q Anderson.
-Four steamships.
SHIPS
Andyake [Norl - tons, Cornelisen, -, ldg
j f Minis q Co.
One ship
BARKS
Garfield [Norl. 705 tons, Rierson, Europe, ldg
Chr G Dahl u Co.
AutOcrat tNorl. AZ tons, Albrethsen, Malaga
Chr O Dahl < Co.
Magne [Norl 625 tons. Sorensen, ldg-Chr G.
Dahl & Co.
Continued on Third Page
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Kirwan, Balti-
more-Jno Caroan, Agent.
steamship City OF Augusta, Daggett, New
YOrk-CG Anderson.
Bark Leone [Itall Acompora, Buenos Ayres
Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Bark Araunah [SwI, Peterson, Hamburg
Strachan Il Co.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York July 21.-Pears LeConte. bills.
81 - a 3 90; crates SOC a 81 80; peaches 81 50
a. 90; watermelOns fancy, S20 90 a. % 90,
medium, Sl2 0J@ is 90; eggplant, bDls. 81 90
40 90.
PALMER, R1VENBURG s. Co.
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London. JuE ln-Blrk Friedrich Der
FrH--e. from brunswick Marrh l7 Tor sharp
ness was 90 day unlciullv posted at Llovds as
missing
Beaufort. n e. July i9-Two il-foot oars
branded Hattie ana several hundred
bananas and curpluut- came ashore so miles
ot CAPE Lookout som" ekagc was seen
from schooner iu the same vicinity ~ miles
OF -LIr.
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odIUTUdY, J UIY :
Arrived Yesterday.

Bark Ydun TNorl, Tlsland Bergen, ballast
Chr g Dahl q Co.
Schr Robert G McQuillen, Blake, Brunswick
JOS A Rol orts & Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy Phillips, Beaufort with
excursion Master.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock, Agent
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savannah and Western as Endorsed rv Com
iral railroad TRUST ccrtitgatc- b asked.
SaNannAh. Anercus and Montrouery os.
3. asked. Ocean steamship per cent
bonds 1880 SIS asked Gniucsvfne Jef.
ttr~on 1nl southern railroad first morfrare
guaranteed. t~ asked. Gainesville. jefferson
ami southern. NOT guaranteed. 90 asked.
Falhr-N Zoe. Jefferson anu southern. second
mortgage. guaranteed, N asked; Columbus
and Rome. first inlOrSod Ga. ID asked.
Columbus and Western o per cent
and Knoxville railroad per cent
first mortgage bonds. - asked. City
ana suburban railroad, urst mortgage per
cent bonds, ~ asked; Electric Railway
Railroad Stocxs-Augusta and savannah
per cent. guaranteed. 81 asked; Central
common. IS asked Georgia common, l33
hlu ~ asked, Southwestern. per cent. guar
anteed, with dividend order 50 asked,
Central per cent certificates, with or
der for defaulted interest 26 asked;
Atlanta and West Point railroad stock, 80 Did
81 asked Atlanta and West Point 6per cent,
certificates. ~ bid, - asked
Gas StOckS-Savanuah Gas Light stock,
~ bid u asked: Electric Light and Power
Company 56 asked
Bank Stocks southern Bank Of the state
OF Georgia, l76 asked Merchants Ma
tional Bank. l0l asked savannah
Bank and Trust Company. 1oi asked;
ham Bank. 81 asked: Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company, 81
dSheu, NdtlOQ3l l10nk OF savannah,
no asked; The Oglethorpe Savings
and Trust Company, 100 asked; Sa-
Nannah Real Estate Loan and Building Com
Loan Company. II asked; savannah
Construction Company, 90 asked; Citi
zens Bank 30 bid. 100 asked
Factory BOnds-Augusta Factory IS, leo
bid l0l asked; Stbley Factory 6s 80 bid, 10i
asked; Enterprise Factory Is % bid. l0l
asked; Eagle aud Phenix Manufacturing
Company, 6 per cent bonds 81 asked.
Factory StOckS-SaVanuah Cotton Factory,
l0l asked; Eagle and Phcnlx
Manufacturing Company. 48 asked;
Augusta Factory, 81 bid. ~ asked: Granite
vile Factory IL bid, $50 asked; Langley
Factory, 93 bid 9j asked; Enterprise
Factory, common, 90 bid, ~ asked; J. p
King Manufacturing Company, fOl bid, 10}
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company 81
bid 81 asked
NAVAL STORES-Thc' receipts for the week
were SPA casks spirits turpentiue and y ,962
barrels roSin. The exports We're 9.50i casks
spirits turpeDtlnC and 1929 barrels rOSin
moving as follows; To New York. 709 casks
suiritS turpcntine and l6S4 barrels rosin; to
Philadelphia, lU7 casks spirits turpentine.
and 49, barrels rosin; to Baltimore. 100 casks
spirits turpentine and 533 barrels rosn; to
Boston, 30 casks spirits turpentine and los
rosn; to London, 3.4l8 casks spirits turpen-
tine and $500 barrels rosin to Genoa, 400
casks spirits turpeutine and 2,4OO barrels
rOSn; to Hamburg, 1902 casks spirits turpen-
tine and 800 barrels rosin; to BuenOs Ayres
600 barrels rOSin to the interior, 2,549 casks
spirits turpentine and 307 barrels rOsin. The
following are the board of trade quotations:
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HIDES AND FURS.
-~~~~~4~-~~~~~~~>-~-~-~~~1
Send Your Hides and Eurs

RANROLPH KIRKLAND,
SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dry fiints Az cents. dry salt 2ls
cents, dry damaged ~ cents, green salt 25[
cents, beeSwax - cents, deer skins % cents
wool, free Of sand and burs. Is cents; black
Ii cents; bury, from to 10 cents.
Ri st. Julian Street.
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cai.afa far Ncv York July % s. miles, sE
IfnIrH.Hf
Bark uo.rrr Nor Dvrrneland. from Pen
sayola ior Bgclos Ayrr- June .. lat IS 5, lon
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Departed Yesterday.

Steamer David Kemps. Strobhar Darien
and Brunswick w T Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Phillips Beaufort with
excursion Master
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MARKETS BY TEL SO aAPH.



New York, July u, p. m.-Monoy on cali
easy. ranging from to per cent. closing
offered at 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
SGll2 per cent Sterling exchange firm
posted rates "a 8 "a 81. Commercial bills
81 SOta3i IS, Government bonds steady. State
bonds dull Railroad bonds irregular. Sales
OF stlAer at the stock exchange to-day were
10000 ounces a 69c.
New York July 2t.-rhe dav opened at the
stock exchange with a rush to sell General
Electric the transactions in which were made
from 49hc down to 46c. The bears followed
up this movement with an attack upon Ameri-
can Sugar and Chicago Gas until these stocks
suffered a marked decline. The general list
held up well, but later everything touched
lower figures. The depression in sugar was
based on the decentralization in the market
for raw sugar The stock broke 81 to YIN
and Chicngo Gas 3 to 524 The final drive Of
the day was against Lackawanna, which was
sold down from i4fi4 to 1874 Bank failures
at the west, the scarcity of time money and
the ADVANCE in sterling exchange
all operated in favor of those working
for lower figures. Burlington and Quincy
fell OFF z, st. Paul 20 and Western Union
X. Late in the afternoon the market re
sisted the raids more successfully. and a re
cOvery of p to SO per cent, occurred with
General Electric, Lackaw8nDa, New Eng
land Sugar, Illinois Central, Lake Shore
Manhattan and Rhode Island I'm the lead
Among the Specialties Pullman jumped AZ
and receded l4M24 There was more or
less covering of short contracts during
the afternoon and some purchases for long
account The buying movement was stimv-
lated by a notice given in some cases that
stocks would he bought in to-day IN case of
failure of delivery Speculation closed firm
in tone. Transaction aggregated $50 900
shares, of which $1,000 were unlisted.
a q
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The following are the quotations for rOsin
this day last year: \. b. c. d. and Z. 81 o.
r, 81 10; g. II Is; II, 81 32l%; l. 81 9215; K,
- 10. NJ, 81 30; n, g 80; window glass s. 725
water whiCe So 1917
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND on SHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1893, TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
I.ASr YEAK
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun sottS osoO
High Water AZ Savannah....157 am 2:32 pm.
(Standard TimeO
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTToN.-The visible
supply Of cotton as made up by cable and
telegraph 10 the Chronicle July Il. is as
follows: 1.-The continental stocks as well as
those for Great Britain and the ahoat, are
this weeks returns and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for July p. we add the item of
exports from the United States including in
it the exports of Friday only"
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week
enqlng July p. 1893 and the stock on hand
tonight, and for the same time last year:
-Wpply T1ly
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Naval stores.

Charleston. July 2l.-Splrlts turpentno
dull and firm at 25c. Rosin quiet and hrm;
A, b, C, d and offered at soc; s1O0 for
good strained.
New York, July 2i.-Rosin duh and steady:
strained, common to good II OOtGl 05. Tur-
pcntine quiet and easy at 27l5fl28c.
Wilmington, July 2l.-Rosin steady;
pentino steady Mt 2l1sc. Tar firm at 81 10
Crude turpentine firm hard 05c soft and
virgin 81 60
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Total continentalstooks.. Zoo

The imports into Continental ports this
week have been 81 900 bales.
The above figures Indicate a decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of 1913 755 bales as com
pared with the same date Of 1892 a increase
of 653.7I7 bales as compared with the cor
responding date Of 1891, and an increase Of
36S I'll bales as compared with 1890
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALI.
PoRTs The receipts and shipments of cot
ton ut Bombay have been as follows for the
week and year, bringing the figures down to
July Il:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
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s'AANi MUS bti wv MS
September ........... ..... S t2% l2%
Baltimore, Md, July 2l-Flour dull
Wheat dull and steady; No red on spot
67Ac; July 65Ac. August 6S, milling wheat
by sample 6Slo60c. Corn easy; mixed spot
and July delivery 46}ic. August A7c: white
corn by sample Sic; yellow by sample SOC.
81. Louis. July Flour nominal and
unchanged; extra fancy 81 s0fG2 80; fancy ~ 40
az 80: choice - ij02 p: family Al 90lg2 90.
Wheat, No. red cash at 57%C: July delivery
57Bc; August delivery 50hc; september 62A60
62hc. Corn, No. mixed cash $500 July
delivery 5000, August delivery 1850; Septem-
Der 36hc. Oats; No. 2 cash &c asked, July
delivery s234c, August delivery 2lHc. Septen-
Der PA. Whisky 81 II. Begging and cotton
ties unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork
current make $40 rs Lard ~ 12R, Dry salt
meats higher, loose, shoulders 81 37L longs
and ribs AZ l2l5 shorts 70 IS; boxed l5c more
Bacon packed shoulders So Is; longs and ribs
1878; shorts $40 90. Hams, sugar-cured 100
lac.
New Orleans. July 21-CoGee firm; Rio. or
binary 10 fair i7la0i9Ac. Sugar firm open
kettle good common 3aiG3B fair to good fair
3403hc: centrifuEals choice, yellow cari-
fed 7l60%c: prime yellow clarified 8
l6G4%c; prime do. 5-lG6Mc; seconds 3 lie
@ti-I6c. Molasses nominal
Cincinnati, july 2l-Flour, steady; fancy
- 6G02 95; family s. lO612 ., Wheat in fair
demand for best-No. red 5gt8lc Corn
mixed 32034c. Rye dun and nOmiaal-No
A. 5)c. Pork neglected ut 3l7 90 Lard weak
al So. Bulk meats dull at - n zGoS 30 Bacon
weak at $40 G3i%QhtO a.. Whisky steady at
81 y. Sugar in fair demand and firm.
Rice
New York, July 2l.-Rice In fair and active
demand; domestic fair TO extra 2BG15Ac;
Japan 4Tc.
New Orleans July 24-Rice steady. Ordi-
nary to gOod 2N29sc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
Eew York. July 2l.-Cotton seed oil duh
and steady; crude 35S36c yellow prime 42c;
choice f4c.
New York. July 21-Petroleum steady and
quiet. Washington, in barrels "a 50; do In
bulk ~ IS; refined New York IS Is; Philadel-
pha and Baltimore 50 20; do. In bulk e 600
: IS.
Naval stores.
Charleston. July 2l:--spirlts. turpentino
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22

Pilot charts aud ali nautical information
viii be furnished masters OF vessels free Of
charge M United states photographic once
IN The custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at tho once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22

"AiED COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
I... WEEK EIDING July A. 1898
L.. al inc {. $. ports this week 10 2G}
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22

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