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When about seven years old my son was
afflicted with n skin disease which was very
distressing. The first appeara nee was OF little
pimples nee panied by intense itching. soon
Spreading into sores covered with scabs. ex-
cept when scratched off,, The entire body.
except head. WAS covered. He almost lost
the use OF his limbs. and was SO light could
carry him about Ike an infant, Used all rene:
dies could find recommended In medical
works for itching without benefit. Applied to
different physicians rocelving Temporary re:
for your pamphlet, read IT. purchased a set Of
CUTICuKA REMEDIES ianointed him with
SOAP. and gave small doses Of CUTiCURN
RESOLYENT. oh. the soothing effect Of that
thing to allay that terrible itching, what re-
lief TO, see, him sleep ,sweetly without any
GTTIcuitA. HftTrIrtu;iitA one cake CUTIGTKA SOAP. and M
one bottle OF the CuTICURA RESOLVENT
Strong, healthy boy of thirteen. We consider
It remar kablo cure. as he had inherited
e0fo'u''M Mrs. ii. l. BOWEN. East Otto. NY.
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to the avenue. each an expression OF good
tatte ~ design In color, but they oppose zach
lively present. beginning at the south, warm
gray. cool brown, Pompeiian red, warm yell
lowish brown. and cinnabar.
,Agsin the new METROPOLITAN. or "Million-
bomsn architecture. or Florentine based on
homan. In the city. faultlsss. when Viewed
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Those who are not familiar with that walk
OF the avenue north OF Sixtieth street. and
many New Workers have way OF not knowing
many Of the good things In this line their city
offers. need to be told that tho walk on the
Park side Of the avenue 10 lined its whole
length with rows Of slms which never cease.
except whsre interssetsd by the two or three
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MR.. ROBERT L. STEWARDS HOUSE.

city will be benefited architecturally
BY this happy combination Of money and
architectural taste. Just rs the city Is bene-
hted musicalIy by the esta blishment Of grand
opera: as its art standard is elevated by the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. All tho circum-
stances favor this, for that particular stretch
Of Fifth avenue is already becoming popular
and fashionable promenade and drive. On
enc side is the highest expression OF art. on
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he other the happisst and brightest sSpres-
sion Of nature. for little else than the natural
aspect Of the Park 10 seen from the avenue. It
- the natural aspect we'll Rroomed and cared
for. to be sure and even Mr.. Ruskin adpptts
the landscape gardener within tho scheme OF
things favored BY his rare indulgence
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ness and strength in it's foreground. Its foun-
dation. to carry In a manner satisfactory 10
tho eye the vast superstructure. should be
MASSIVE In lines. aud further give the impress
sion 9f massiyeness by the, use OF large stones.
produced by the use OF stone In the foundation
OF the Progress Club building. But thera are
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losing in artistic effect by the brown stone on
one side and tho red trick on tho other. both
The fine building Of the Jewish Progress
Club is on the northeast corner OF the avenue
and Sixty-third street. It is In Forentine
stone in the founiation :. lower story. and
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ther than from any fault of

tRhe ne buildings rather than from any fault Of
OIcourse. 1t Is not aiways possible, whore ,our
pr nvr owners in one block decide to build
ms neiShbor has done or intends to do, both
e bSsS GSSf hs1 and design Thus for
.renth streets are fine houses each an ornsmsnt
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sixth street corners which claimed notice. On
the southeast corner the house Is Forentine
In ornamentation. built mostly Of gray stono.
hut with n sparinG use Of red brick which gives
1t a delightful note of color
On the northeast corner Is a beautiful exam
pie OF BYZANTINE style in gray stone with black
tile roof. It 10 ono Of tho many houses along
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CutIcura ResoIyent

to to- cleanse lear the Jiood OF ali impnrities and
noisonops elemental; and CTTiCUnA, the
exquisite Skin Beautifier. externally Ito clear
the skin and seal and restore the hairl. in
stantly relieve and spsedil ly cure every species
scrofuious. and hereditary diseases and hu,.
mors OF tho skin. SCALP and blood. with loss OF
hair. from infancy to age. from pimples to
scrofula.
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must be called purely American, and next
nnrth OF that an example Of pure Byzantine In
artistic effect.
Is the Lenox Library gray -stone building, pure
Roman In style. big. dignidsd. and richly sat-
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Instant Relief Sweet SIeep. Speedy, Re.
Cuticura Remedies.
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OF terra Gotta In tho ornamentations. Tho
builders OF the Progress Clnh avoided a mis-
take which detracts from the artistic value OF
the New Amsterdam Hotel. to walk hack for a
lew minutes as far AS Fifty-ninth street That
almost grand In its perspective. deteriorates.
considered as a picture. by the lack OF bold.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. SOC;
SOAP. 25c. EESOLyENT. 81. Prepare by the
TION. Boston,.
sS-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" ~ pages,
so illustrations. 100 testimonials. mailed free.
NAPLES blackheads. red. rough chapped and oily
RIM skin cured by CuTICuRA SOAP,
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SCROFULOUS HUMOR

hoy Almost Lost Use of His I.imbs-Twc
Years. Intense Itching-Sev-
eral Doctors Fail.
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New York Market Revlew.

ReDorted by Palmer. RiUenburO d Co., Sue
ceSsors TO q. n Palmer, 1916 Redds St. NJ
New York. Jan. 10 Oranges. Indian river
fancy 8! 5163 90; brights, selected sizes, 1888
and zoos, 81 50GD2 IS; straight lines, 81 15D2 %;
russete, 1868 aud Zoos, S2d0@2 rs; straight lines
81 5O6 e5; grape fruit 81 500 50; tangerines
s. 50613 80; mandarius 81 zoos 90; cabbage
So 800 90: string beans s. 0)Dj 90; cukes 81 90
% 90; tomatoes, 81 o0G2 so; egg plant, So 20
lD6 00 a barrel.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10. Oranges, Indian river.
fancy, 81 b013Oo; brights selected, S250D 20;
straight, s. OC0t9 IS; russets selected. s. 0O02 81
straight, 81 abGDl 81: grape fruit. 81 b0Gp2 so;
tangerines. so 5008 81; mandarins. 81 50GD2 30;
egg plant, 81 00@6 90; cabbage, 81 250D9 IS;
beans. 5000 %; cucumbers, 81 O0GD5 20; to
matOes, 81 00GD3 90; squash, 75c6DSl n.
PALMER. RivENBuRG 81 Co.
NEW YORK, Jan. % -Oranges. Indian river.
fancy 80 5000 90; hrights. selected. 81 5009 Is;
straight, 81 y a. Is: russets, selected 81 600
? rs; straight. b o0Q9l IS; grape fruit 81 500
= 25; taugerines. So 5o04 80; nandarins, 81 %
012 80; egg plant, SO 00@6 90; cabbage. 81 300
90; squash, 15cGnSl %; tomatoes, 81 5003 on;
cucumbers 80 COOL on; beans 80 00eD5 %.
PALMER, kIvENBUkG Il Co
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LIST OF VESSELS IN The PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 20. 1898.
STEAMSHIPS,


STEAMSHIPS.
Tallahassee. 1890 tons. Asklns New York. CID
Kansas City. AGA tons, Fisher New York. dis
q q Anderson.
VIM Lawrence. $40 tons. Kirwan, Baltimore, dis
-Joln J Caroan. agent
PelayO [Spl, l,lH tons, Baldo. Barcelona, ldg--
Strachau q Co.
Tlverton [Brl. rs tons, whitehead. Havre,
Idg--Richardson 81 Barnard
Acme [Brl. l.s95 tons, Tate, Bremen, idg-
StracGan Co.
Norfolk [Brl, 1888 tons. woolston. at Tybee,
wtg-Wilder & Co.
Dena [Spl, l.O57 tons, Cano, Barcelona. Idg-
Esteve & Co.
Eight steamships.
Agnes [Gerl. 81 tons, Schepler, at quaranrins,
wig Chr q Dahl & Co.
Herman Lemkuhl [Nor 1871 tons, Thorsen,
Europe, ldg-Car Dahl a Co.
Alert lNorl, 548 tons, Kroger, at quarantine, wig
Chr q Dahl q Co.
Bonheur lNorl. 9aS TONS Tellefsen, at Quaran-
tine, wtR-Chr G DAM s. Co.
Navigatore lltall. $40 tong GaFnboni Mszzitelh.
at Quarantine, wtg--Cpr q Bahl 4, Co.
Godthaab lNorl. s02 tons, Bic, at quarantine.
wtg-Chr q Dahl & Co
Britannia lNorl, 653 tons, KrstenSen, Buenos
Ayres, ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co
Russell LNorl, e33 tons. EriSsen, Europe, ldg
Chr @ Dahl 81 Co.
Medora LSw 10 tons, Terstrom, at Tybse. wig
Cir q Dahl & Co.
Nipotini lItall, 557 TONS Aste, Europe. ldg-Chr
q DRhl a Co.
Luna [Norl sh7 tons, Josephsen. at Tybee. wig
Chr g Dahl & Co.
Konoma lBrl. SOB tons. Thompson, at Tybee,
wtg-1olst & Go.
Valona tBrl. so tons. Andrews. at Tybse. wig
Hoist 81 Co.
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port. became heavy and wen. off about &c, raj

port. became heavy and went off about Ic, raj
led slightly. closing above.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Wheat opened lxc higher
at 19Sc for MAY delivery, declined To 79i6m
7ol4c, railIede to 79hsc but ell tn 79c- Corn
opened 1sc lower at 47I4c for May delivery,
advanced to 1850 i134c. but reacted to 4i2kc.
Pork opened i71ec higher at Sis IS for May
delivery, advanced to Sls IS but receded 10
SIS so. Lard opene,i sc higher at $40 61l6 for
May delivery, touc ed $40 20. advanced TO $40 rs
bur = II hack Co SO 20
CHICAGO, Jan. 2-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour still quit arm. but milers offer
ing little more freely w eat-No. , spring
7sA97SySc; NO. . red 73s40183sc. Corn-No.
451sc Mess pork S!S 62S5 Oh IS Lard $40 50.
ers boxed, 81 $4,000 o.; short clear sides
SO 5000 20. Whisky at 81 IS.
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New York, Jan 1S-Arrived, schr Nancy
Smith. Smith, Port Royal, SC.
misunderstanding fharos lBrl. Wilcox,
Charleston, SC; schrs Bessie Whiting. Dayton,
Char eston, SC; William T Parker. Burrows
Jacksonville.
Antwerp. Jan i6-Arrived, steamship Neto
[Brl. Chadwick, Port Tampa.
Rremen, Jan 17-Arrved. steamship Straths-
pey Brl, Dunn, Brunswick.
Buenos Ayre5, Jan i3-Arrived. bark Airing
ton lBrl - date Haines. deceased). satilll
Hull. Jan ,7-Sailed, bark Luigna Guida
[ItaI1, d Filicl. Pensacola.
Kinsale. Jan 49, Passed. steamship Leandsr
[Brl, Robson, Brunswick for Liverpool.
Lisbon, Jan iT-Arrived. bark Sereia [Portl
da Silva, Savannah
Port Morant, ia, Dec 3O-Arrived, schr Nellie
Woodbury.. Tstuer, Savannah.
Beaufort, Nc, Jan IL Sailed schr Gertrude
Saunders. Latham, Florida.
chatham, Jan I7-PesSed, schr Harry Pres
colt, Boston for Brunswick.
bernandina. Jan lS-Arrived, schr Osceols
[Brl, Dixon, Barbados tsee Miscellany
Jacksonville Jan i7--Cleared, schr Mllville,
Brannan, Philadelphia.
Pensacola, jan 14-Arrived. steamer Scots
man Brl. Schlossman, Vera rue; bark Royal
Visitor [Norl. Andersen, Liverpool
Cleared 49, Banks Ielefon [Brl. Petersen,
Geestemunde; Avo Lltsl. MARI Naples;
Egero lNorl. Berentsen. Antwerp; schrs Nina
lillson, Green washington, DC; George G
Green, Platt. Philadelphia.
lsth-Arrived. steamers Vortigern tBr
Dewar, philadelphia; Baracoa lNorl, Clausen.
Havana tag Carbonero, Hopkins, Tampico;
banks Mariehamn [Rusl. Karlssen. Seville;
Teresa Rocca HALL Cafiero. Genoa; Natant
[Norl. Barrow: Marie lNorl Hansen, Newry.
Cleared Steamer Scythian [Brl, Gampico;
banks DR. Metzger [Aor, Ergelslad, Buenos
Ayres; Arabia lNorl, Ormundsen, Sharpness;
Jobanns Norl. dian en-, Delfzyl; Sidney lSwl
Lundh. Genoa; Manitoba lNorl, Ammaren, Bor-
deaux; Mats August Rusl, Fartlansen. Copen
hagen; Strasund lGerl. Ma ard, Havre; Elise
[NOrl Nelson, London; Vikar lNorl, Malnesen.
Buen9s Ayres; Superb lNorl, Michse.sen, ali
cante: sour Robert W Dasey, Dasey. Pailadel-
phia.
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Per Central Railroad. Jan 20-si3 bales cot
on. las bales domesttcs, bdls paper pkys to-
bacco, TO- pkgs mdse IS pkgs hardware IS
casks clay, 10 tons Dig iron. : bOls whisky. 395
bbls potatoes. ibis rice. 80 bhls oil so bbls
sugar, ! car corn. car feed, cars mat y
cars coal 4 cars wood
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 9O-l3J bales cotton, 76o bb rosin, % bbls
spiri turpent.ne. .. cars lumb T, cars wood
3G29 boxes fruit 81 bbls fruit. 10 bales moss IS
bbls rice. II sacks rice, iS pkgs household goods
ke2s tiSh. bbls rabbits, boxes rabbits, case
empty clus, boxes tobacco, case clothing, 1
case cigar, bols empty bottles 3 cases liquor,
case boots and shoes, Is pkgs plows. empty
drums, ~ cOops poultry, : bbs butter, Z boxes
butter. 20 cans butter. bales hides, 2 dolls
shells. = bales leather 10 pigs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Jau
Eli car wood. 3 cases IN fool. l car cotton
seed, rolls lead, box hardware, 25 bags pea
nuts, bags peIss. casSs beer, 1875 jxes TO +
bacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, Jan 20-55 bales
cotton, car pease 3 cars wood, 5 sacks collars,
30 pkSs tobacco, 1 bales domestios, % p6gs
mdss.
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BALTIMORE. jan. Colour STEADY. Wheat
dull; No. 2 red on spot 7sl6c; January delivery
slice: milling wheat by sample 1Sd1S2c. Corn
steady; mixed on spot 53l6c; January delivery
52l4c; February delivery 50Ssc; March delivery
49lac; May de livery 5lISc; white TN by sample
5i@5oc; yellow by sample 5s(Sdl55c
CINcfNNATl, Jan. 20 Flour easy. Wheat firm;
No. red &c. Corn in fair demand; No mixed
43G lS1sc Oats barely steady; No. nike a6c.
Pork quiet at SlS IS. Lard 1rm at SO S7ls
oil 90. Bulk meats quiet at 80 IS. Bacon
steady at Sll o. Whisky ut 81 50.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Colour quiet but .un-
changed. Wheat opened ragged and &c of
as result of yesterdays slump then rallied
on buying and closed Isc from the bottom; No
red cash 6S3sc; January delivery 6S94c bid /;
MAY delivery $50 T416c. Corn lost 114c at the
start but b. came strong and rallied; cash at
8s3Sc; May delivery 4Slsc bid. Oats quiet and
firm and &c hgler; cash slI5c bid; May de-
livery $3.50. Baggng 5IA0694c. Iron cotton
ties 81 05. Provisions quiey and firm, with no
change in quotations. Whisky 81 IS.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. Jau 90 .. nl.--Rosin quiet and
firm. Spirits turpentne duh ana stea ~.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20 Spirits turpentne
firm at SOc. Rosn firm at 81 o3 for good
strained.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 2O-Spirlts turpentue-
quiet at 3lc. Rosin firm; strained 97l6c:
good strained 81 021S Tar steady at 81 Is
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 %; yellow dip
and virgin 81 40
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
New YORK, Jan. 2O-Petroleum dull Cot
ton seed oil quiet and tirmer; crude 42l{@i3c;
yellow S1c.
NEW YORK. Jan 20 Rice in good demand.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-lSice in fair demand; ;
ordinary to good 99s0131hc.
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NEW YORK; Jan. ~, noon,-Iho following
were the opening quotations:
Erle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Lave Shore ..-..''......' .......,...........l3
Northwestern ................... ..........
Norfolk and Western preferred. .........., 3S
Richmond and West Point Terminal SOC. l0A
Western Union. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....10UI1
New YORK, Jan. 20, 800 D. m,-Money
on call has been easy, ranging from 2GLs per
cent, closing offered at ~ per cent; prime
mercantile paper 5149616 per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet aud easier, owing to bills drawn
against gold shipments; posted rates, 81 $40
4 SO; commercial bills. 81 551ba4 s7I4. Govern
ment bonds closed dull but steady. Southern
state bonds neglected. Railroad bonds active
and strong.
New York, Jan 2).-The stock market gave
another demonstration OF it's inherent strength
terial advances were made Ia the active stocks
The market, for some time has responded
quickly to the indication of gold exports, but
to-day, in the face of the fact, that something
over ~, OOO,0O would go out TO morrow, exceed
ing all previous estimates by about 81 go 00O it
displayed little hesitation. and finally threw off
the dampening influence entirely aud developed
decided strength. The explanation Of this
lies only in the assured eass in money, coupled
with the confidence Of American SPECTATORS
in domestic tecurities, and In spite of the pas
slve opposition OF the foreign element the up
ward movement has been carried on without
their help. There was no weakness in the mar
ket at any time. although In early dealings
there was some hesitation, and late in the day
reAilZaJlonS caused q snRnt SCI Dack. The great
feature of the day was the operation OF the pool
In st Paul, with which Armour's name
was popularity connected They bought
heavily OF their favorite and
it closed with an advance Of 19s per cent. New
Englai supplied the only other marked feat
ure among the railroad shares. aud though it
ended N per cent. higher for the day it was
almost entirely upon the covering OF shorts put
out In the last Few days The other marked
gains were made entir, ly among the industrial
stocks, and Consolidated Cas- at the close,
showed rise of 80 per cent. after a reaction of
I1S from the highest. Chicago Gas rose per
cent In late dealings Lead was prominent and
Cotton Oil as we'll. The announced scrip
dividend Of 100 per cent. on cordage failed 10
stimulate the common stock and II retired
11s per cent. but the preferred was lifted
abcut 9. The only specially weak spot
In the list was Hooking Coal and
Iron, and q decline OF Q per cent.
marked the extent OF the realizationS onllts late
rise. The general market was quiet as a rule
and disp aged no dec ded tendency during the
entire forenoon, fluctuations being insisnilcant
in almost all cases. but later the strength be.
came pronounced aud advances OF the day we're
then established. The sales aggregated SOL 900
shares. The sub-treasury was closed on &C
count of the funeral OF sx-President Hayes.
The following were closing bids:
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MARITIME MIgCELLANY.

So Johns. NIB. Jan lS-Schr Osceola TBr1
Dixon. from Barbados for ternandina, strucs
when entering the latter port and came OF; will
have her bottom examined.
A cableyram rom Bermuda states that
dsrellct schr Ainroa lbrl, whic } was towe !
into Eerulda, was wa erio- ged and had fore
mast carried away; Otherwise tie vessel Is Ia
good orier
Delaware Breekwat-r Jan "a CHR Thamat
Nay. from &c fgetoWn, .. Tor rnlla4olpu a
recently ashore on ths poihJ Of tina taane.. ..,
leeu toWed 10 I is iarbor oDd "a alongside ii.e
iron pier Ste was clt ~ Ice s., stertlt and
leaked sJJ strokes per pt ar Tie leak stoppe 4.
"a o morning: water frozen
The bell buoy on tho point OF Tue Cage Ia b.
IA aged slowly 70 s1uthward
LeWea, Del, Jau $50 r ffaucls & Yarnell
from brDnswick Tor Phiiadelphit. i still ASHORE
Gloss " the point Of Cape Heni0pen. she 10.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Savannah for Philadel-
phia -4l2 bales u, land cotton. 40S bates domes-
tics ami yarns, 236 bbis rosin. 30 bbls spirits
turpentne, hbls rice, !,!07 feet lumber, bale
wool, "a bales paper stock, 10 obls oranges, 80
boxes orange, - casks clay, 81 bales lnters,
pa tons pig iron. 90 car wheels, is bales moss,
bbls pUch, bbls tar, IL bbls iron, 100 bales
straw, 939 empty bbls, 1853 pkgs mdse
Per steamship City OF Au SusJa for New
NorE-il3 bales upland cotton, 1903 bags sea
island cotton, 36S bales domeStcs and yarns, 20
hbs ro5in, 90 obls spirits turpentne $50 bbls oil.
800 oars. crates oars, 2i6 cases eggs. rs bbls
fish, = bblg oranges, 4.52t boxes oranges, IL
pig iroI, 2l0 bbls oysters, bbls terrapn, l5A
pkgs mdse
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According to the foregoing, Bombay appelrs
to show an increase compared with last year in
crease in the shipments OF b, 900 bales, and the
shipments since Sept. show an increase OF
$1,000 bales.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET-Money is easy. rhe b1nk
clearipgs for the past week amounted to Si,62i,-
$50 62.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The market is
firm. Sterling commercial demand. 81 SIN;
sixty days, 81 ssh; ninety days, 81 $; francs,
paris and Havre, sixty days, s. 1874; Swiss,
sixty days, IS 1885; marks. sixty DAYS. IS 3i6'.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE--The Market Is firm.
Panks and ban~ers are buying at par and sell
ing at IA par cent premium.
sRCUKIrIEs-On account of interruption OF
telegraphic communication with northern
nonts, trading is materially restricted. NUM-
cpa and state bonds are very firm.
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The receipts OF cotton at thie port from all
sources the past week were 900 bales of
upland and 81 bales sea island, against 8,6i2
bales OF upland and 1,l90 bales sea island last
year.
The particulars of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central railroad 80l6 bales up
land: per Savannah, Florida and Western rail.
way, 1924 bales upland and $50 bales sea
island; per South Bound railroad. l61 bales;
per Savannah river steamer so bales upland:
upland; Beaufort, a bales upland and 10S bales
sea island; per carts, bales upland and 10
bales sea island.
The exports for the past week were 10 iOS
bales of upland and asa bales sea is and NOV
ing as follows: To New York 3,OQ2 bales up-
land, and 4S4 bales sea island; to Baltimore 624
bales upland: to Boston. 2,l15 bales upland; 10
Bremen, 6.s3S bales upland; to Philadelphia, 44s
bales upland.
The stock on hand to-day was Sl15a bales
upland and 10, 4B9 bales sea island, against 81 az!
bales upland and 1l,0l1 bales sea island last
year.
RICE-The market during tho week was quiet
but the feeling displayed was q firmer one aud
as the new year advances this gram begins to
show Improvement. The business doing, now
ever, at the present time is not large the gen
eral demand is little better than It was
Holders are inclined to offer sparingiy. so that
trading was limited. The total sales for the
week we're about $50 barrels. The market con
tinues to maintain about the old range of val
uation. Job lots are held at 1s014c higher.
common. ,................ ...............3
Fair .,,..........., ... 49, 31kEA9iE
0oou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5yA4p3 ga
Ghoice ..................s- 5000
Rough
G GuuwaCeI ''.'- ''.-.".'''---' tOtO ~
country lois. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOGR 80
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SATURDAY. Jan 81. 1893.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City. Fisher, New York
9 G. Anderson.
Steanship VIM Lawrence. Kirwan. Baltimore
j Carolan, Agent.
Schr Nellie Woodbury.. Tatner Port DIorant.
with bananas and cocoanuts TO ] s Collins a.
90.
steamer Alpha Strobhar. Beaufort and Port
Roval-C II Meilock, Agent
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Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters Of vessels free Of charge
IN United States Photographic Offcs in the
custom hpuss. Captains are requested 10 call
at the office.
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State Bonds- sid. asked.
Georgia 80 per cent. bonds ..... 90 100
New Georgia ~ per cent bonds. 80 lisx
Georgia Smiths. maturity 1896. 1923 Ill
Ctr bonds 80
Atlanta per cent .........s...,. llO III
Augusta per cent. .............. lO2 llV
augusta per cent. .............. los ll9
CoIum bus per cent. .'........s.. lOl lVS1s
Macon per cent ................ llo Ho
New Savannah per cent quar- ,,
teTly, AGrl cOupons...... ..... 1854 lO414
New Savanneh per cent quar- -
tsrly, Febr Iary coupons lOlA Oo
RatirOdd Bonds
savannah, Florida and Western
RAILROAD general mortgage
bonds, per cent interest coO- go
popR .....-. .s.s...s 'ss-.'.... ANS A
atlantic aud Gull FIRST mortgage
eO1snlidated I per cent coupons
January and July maturity ,oe ,oo
1877 s....sss.s ''-...- 800 ~
central consolidated mortgage
Der cent. coupons January ano o,< a.,
July, maturity 1898. go. ,.... iotN lV9
Central Railroad and BANKING a.
Company collateral, god ss''. ~
Georgia railroad o.. ls.O..'.'''''' 10 ."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-21

Total visible supply -. .....4 Bliss 4,.0S, 063
The imports into Continental ports this week
have been CO 900 bales.
The above figures indicate decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of $50. 206 oales as com.
pared with the same date of 1892. an increase OF
S1S.75i bales as compared with the correspond
ing date OF 1879 and increase of 49, 49, bales
az compared with 1890
INDIA CorTos MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRrs-
The recelpts ana shipments OF cotton at BON
bay have been as follows for the week and
year bringing the figures down to Jan. IL:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Fos -FOUR
YEARS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-21
NOTICE 10 MARINERS

mains tight on the beach Loves wreckers con-
tracted Co float her
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-21

Steamship City Of Savannah. Philadelphia.
Steamship CITY OF Augusta. New IUr1.
Bark Minnet LSwl, Genoa.
Bark Virginia, Buenos AYres.
Bark Clara DAM. Hamburg.