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Inged as follows:

Baltimore. Jan. 26-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull; No. red spot 6sa61
63bc: January e9Ad65ke; February 646a64%;
Nav 6IA@6Sc; steamer No. RED 6016014c;
milling, by sample, 64d65c. Corn easy;
mixed spot, 4ssSS4SaS; January i2s@4sacl
steamer mixed 4l44ihc; southern, by sam.
pie, 42G6iSsc; southern, by sample. on grade,
4sGB431ac. oats firm; No. white western S5c;
No mixed western SS033Ac. Rye dull; No.
2, SOC. bay arm; good TO choice timothy
$50 OO6DSl6 90. Grain freights unchanged;
steam to Liverpool, per quarter, 2s Cd; Cork,
for orders. per quarter, IS 3dG53s 41Sd; cotton,
per 100 pounds, sic; -four, per 100 pounds l4c.
Provisions steady; mess pork, Sl6 80, Bulk
meats, loose. shoulders 7l4c; long clear sac;
clear rib sides So. Sugarcured smoked
shoulders S53c: hams 1iD12c. Lard. gIlo.
Butter steady; creamery, fancy 26827c;
creamery. fancy TO choice 23a24c; creamery
imitation 100000 ladle, fancy, 1sc; good TO
choice l49l6c; rolls, fine, l5s; Snlls, fair to
good. l2Dl3c. Eggs firm at l50l6c. Coffee
quiet; Rio, in eargoes, fair l91sc; No. z, rs
Mloc. sugar quiet granulaied 3l6c.
Whisky steady at 81 24@s1 %.
st. Louis, Jan. Colour. quiet and steady;
patents ~ 956G83 l0 choice 81 9O60s2 TO-
Wheat lower; January b6c; May 60I5060Nc
Corn lower; January 33lso: February $3.50
3}1Sc; May BIC Oats lower; May 3D4c Pork
standard mess 8l3 75 on orders. Si4 10. Lard
prime steam at 81 621s. Dry sailed meats
shoulders SO l2M; longs and clear ribs 50 rs;
shorts &c 30. Bacon boxed shoulders 81 %;
longs 81 30: clear ribs 81 500S7 SO; shorts 81 90
69s7 ~. High wines steady at 81 ID.
Cincinnati, Jan. 26-flour. spring patents
90 asa IS 80; family Sc 2.GD$2 80. Wheat
steady; No. . red 59c. Corn steady; No. ,
white SIC; No. 2 mixed SIC Oats, higher;
No. 2 mixed 3lHo; No white 33c. Pork -
mess Sl3 25GDi13 so; clear mess SIS 90; family
Sl3 so; clear family SIS 80. Lard steady
steam leaf S5sc; kettle dried SIC. Bacon
steady; shoulders SIC; short ribs 7Ac: short
clear sides sac Whisky steady, ii Is.
Rice.
New York. Jan. 26-Rice active and steady;
domestic at 34G5%c; Japan 404Ic.
Wool.
New York, Jan. 90 - Wool fairly active
and steady; domestic fleece 20025c; pulled
16D25c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Jan. 26.-Cotton seed oil arm
crude SOC; yellow 34hd35c
New York, Jan. 26.-Petroleum quiet and
unchanged; Washington. In barrels. 90 90 /;
Washington, in bulk, GO 50 refined New
York, in barrels, S. 49, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in barrels e5 10: Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 6OibS2 60.
Naval Stores.
New York, Jan. 26.-Rosin duh and steady ;
strained 81 100S1 1871. Turpentine steady at
301T613ic.
Charleston, Jan. 26 - Spirits turpentine
firm at 27cH. Rosin firm at Csc for good
strained.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 26.-Rosin steady;
strained. soc; good strained Csc. Spirits
turpentine steady at 271zc. Tar firm at g5c.
Crude turpentine firm; hard OIL 05; soft and
virgin, 81 40.
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New Orleans Jan 26-Cleared, steamships
Duke OF York, Frederickshaven VIA Newport
News; Catalina, Cadiz, Barcelona and Genoa;
s Oteri, Santa Marta; barkentine Anita, Ber-
wind, Boston; schr Scotia, Baltimore: Edith
L Allen, New York. for orders.
Mobile Jan 26-Cleared. bark Francesca
Utall, Romano. Alicante Spain; steamships
Haugesund [Norl, Ffedericksen; Lucca.
Jamaica and Bocas del Toro.
Port Eads, Jan 26-Arriyed, steamships
Louisiana. New York; Montezuma. Liverpool
Sailed, steamships Thyra. Bremen; Still
water Belize; Pedro and barks Jeane D Arc,
Havre; Malta. Cadiz; Ceylon. Oporto.
Brunswick Jan 26-Sailed, steamer City OF
San Antonio, New York; schr Alice Archer,
Bath from Satilla.
Darlen. Jan 96-Cleared. Turu [ryorl Lar
sen, Delfzyl
Port Tampa, Jan 25-Arrived, steamship
Oliyette Mckay. Key West and Havana
Sailed, steamship Mascotte, Hanlon, Key
West and Havana.
Jacksonville, Jan 26-Cleared, schr Nettie
Langdon. Bray, Guadalupe. WI; steamship
South Portland. Dickman, Philadelphia.
Richmond, Jan 26-Arriyed, steamer Wya.
noke New York, and sailed do.
West Point. Jan 26-ArriVed, steamer Fair
fax, Baltimore, and sailed Boston via Norfolk
Wilmington. Jan 26--Cleared bark Joachim
Christian lGerl, Piger, London. Q Q Lister.
Robinson, Philadelphia.
Norfolk. Jan 28-Arriyed, schrs Peter
Schultz, New York. Y X Hart, Claremont, for
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EXPORTS ron THE WEEK.

New Orleans Jan. 26.-The following is the
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
b Sept l to Jan. %, inclusiVe: Port receipts
AVS, 066 bales against 3,94606l bales last year
and ), $3.50 ri bales the year before last. Over
land to mills and Canada 575, 557 bales, against
go 684 bales for the same time last year,
and S92, ia bales the year before last. Int
rior stocks in excess OF Sept. / 1888 1877 bales,
against 3l4, 1873 bales for the same time last
year, and 5l5424 bales the year before last.
Southern mill takings, exclusive OF consump-
ton at southern out-ports 800 056 bales this
year against 3S1 776 bales last year, and $40 SOB
bales the year before last. Crop brought into
sight during llS days 10 date, 6,0668l3
bales, against 5,288 6O4 bales for the same
time last year and 0y6 S32 bales the year be-
fore last. rop brought into sight for the
week, 1913 bales, against o92ef bales for
the seven days ended Jan. 20 last year and
1905 bales for the same time the year before
last Crop brought into sight for the first
twenty-sx days Of January 600, l6l bales,
against 473,i49 bales last year, and go $40
bales the year before last. Comparisons IN
these reports are made up 10 the correspond
ing date last year and year before last. and
not to tho close OF the corresponding week.
Comparisons by weeks would take in i49
OF the year before last, against only l4s days
this year
Grain. Provisions, Etc.
New York Jan. 26-Flour dull and weak
offered freely; winter wheat, low grades e. 90
or 80; patents e3 1898 s.; Minnesota clear
s. 50ae2 90; patents SO sO04 So; low extras
81 i51s2 IS; southern flour dull and weak;
common TO fair extras g. 001s3 90; good to
choice extras SO 1914 20 Wheat more
active and easier; No. red IN store and
elevator 65A0b651sc; afioat 671s71lc options
less active, weak, &c lower; No. 2 red, Jan
uary 65hc; February 6j1sc. Corn ca sier and
active: No. 2 42k6D43c; elevator 44l4GG44Hc:
steam mixed 42hGDi3c; low mixed 431l6543ie;
No. 2 white 43lfG43ke; options active, ss0Hc
lower; January 42Hc; February 43lsc; May
44Xc Oats quiet and firm; January 33Hc;
February 33hc; May 344c; No. white Feb
ruary 365S036kc; spot No. 2, 33A6134c: No.
white 36l4d36Hc; mixed western 34135c;
white western 36Q40c Hay, fairly active and
steady; shipping 05J70c; good TO choice 500
g0c. Beef firm and quiet family sli OO0g3i3 90;
extra mess 81 0OG5sS 80. Beef hams dull and
hrm az $40 50Gbs17 90. Tierced beef inactive
and steady; city extra India mess, Sl9 00lB
e20 ". Cut meats, moderate demand and
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New York, Jan. 26.-1he stock market
started of strong, on the belief that the ac-
tion of the House i'll incorpoI ating the income
taxiwith the Wilson bill will imperil the
chances OF the passage OF the latter Ameri-
can sugar, which is heavily oversold, at the
per cent. to T91z. The Changers Louisville
and Nashville, Missouri Pacific and Chicago
Gas were all in good demand, o id a ivauced
A0111s per cent. Missouri Pacific was
particularly strong on alleged inside
buying, and sold up to 24ls
Lackawanna, on dealings of 400 shares rose 4
to 1853, and closed at 1866 bid, and 16S asked.
The reason given for the rise was the favora-
BILE statement for 1898, which shows earnin rs
Of II per cent. on the sto X. The market
during the afternoon was quiet for time but
judiciary committee OF the House had
questioned the right of the Secre.
tary of the Treasury to issue bonds.
the bears plucked up courage and
attacked Western Union, American Cotton
Oil, and few other stocks They succeeded
in depressing prices a to 2A per cent. Cotton
Oil fell "a Western Union "a Sugar
l, Rock Island 1, General Electric T. and the
remainder Of the list Il to q per cent In the
specialties, Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
jumped to 81, and Manitoba to 1903 The
close, and steadter tone prevailed.s The
market left off steady. Net changes show
losses of "A to IL per cent. except in the
cases OF Missouri Pacific, Louisville and
Nashville, Union Pacific, Northwest St
Paul and Wabash preferred which gained "a
to q per cent. American Sugar however
gained l1s for the day. Railroad and misoel-
lrneous bonds we're firm. Listed sales 1la-
OJO shares, unlisted 81 900 shares.
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Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

New York. Jan 26-vPalmer. Rivenburg &
Co., quote: Oranges Indian river fancy
brights 81 001S2 25; other brights, selected,
81 IS QD2 90; fines, 81 5O0h1 70; russets. fancy,
81 50g1 rs; lines, 81 15a1 so: tangerines,
IS 00G14 co. mandarins &2 OO613 90; grape fruit
S20003 90; strawberries 50c6bS1 90; cucumbers
fine, IS C066 90; egg plant, barrels. So coos O0
toxes8 GOA 90; peas, fine IS 0og6 90; beans
81 00lJ4 90; lettuce, barrels 81 00l14 90; half
barrels baskets, 81 50GS1 75 tomatoes
al C0D03 90
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
&C @ Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan. Agent.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Port Royal and
Beaufort-C II Medlock. Agent.
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Steamship VIM Crane, Bond. Baltimore
John ] Carolan. Agent.
Sehr Nellie w Hewlett Sharp, Baltimore
George Harriss & Co.
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NotIce to NIarinarn.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters OF vessels free of
chargein United States Photographic once,
In the custom house Captains are requested
TO call at the once.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises Observation-Disclosures. 6:51
~~~S~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~
High Wa er at Fort Pulaski II :33 am. II as pm.
Central Standard Timel.
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HIDES AND FURS.
Send Your Hides and Furs

SANDoLPH KIRKLAND
SAVANNAH GA.
He pays for dry fints cents. dry salt 2
cents dry damaged 9 cents. green salt 2
cents, beeswax 70 cents, deer skins 25 cents
wool, free OF sand and burs, 1875 cents; black,
81 cents; bury, from to II cents
211 st. Julian Stro0ea
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Total visible supply. ....4,6l7903 4,36908l
The imports into continental ports the past
week have been 127, 900 bales
The ABOVE figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight to night of 2is,S22 ales as
compared with the same date of 1898, de-
Ct ease of l0.730 bales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1892 and an increase OF
,l35, 295 bales as compared with 1891.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PORTS.
The receipts and shipments Of cotton at
Bombay have been as follows for the week
and year, bringing the figures down to
Jan. IS:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS
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Sailed Yestsrday.
Steamship City Of Augusta, New York
Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Bellevue Garnett. Brunswick and
Darien-W n Gibson, Mgr.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON The visible
supply Of cotton tonight, as made up by cable
follows: The continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the afloat are this
weeks returns, and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening But TO make the totals the
complete figures for Jan. 10, we add the items
of exports from the United States including
in it the exports of Friday only:
1894 1898.
L ny go
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York, Jan. 36, p. m.-Money on call
is easy, ranging from Z to per cent. The
last loan was at per cent, and at the clos
ing was offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1914 per cent
Bar silver 65c.
Mexican dollars SAC.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills at "a 81 s(1l4 IS for
sixty days and 81 \ "a s62l for demand;
posted rates 81 S5z04 go.
Commercial bills 81 s4a4 s414 for sixty
days and "a GOA St14 for demand
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull
Railroad bonds arm.
Silver at the Stock Exchange TODAY was
neglected.
New York. jan. &c, noon.-The following
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Cotton.

rency, S33, LIS, 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool, Jan. g. noon.-Cotton-Mod-
crate demand; freely met; prices UNCHANGED;
American middling, 4l4d; sales 10000 bales
American 9,40O bales; speculation and export
l.5O0 bales; receipts, % 900 bales: American
l5,4OO bales. Futures opened quiet: demand
poor.
Professionalism middling fair. low mid
ding clause: February and March i2-64d:
March and April, 4-6ld, also 1850: April
and May, l5-64d; May and June. ~ 4d also
1850: June and July. 1850; July and Au-
gust. 2l-64d; August and September, 81 -64d
new dockets.
4p. m.-Cotton. American middling fair.
: u-l6d; good middling, 4%d; middling 414d;
low middling. AID; good ordinary, "a; ordi-
nary, l3-16d.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ping clause: January, lseIG+ ls44d; jan
and March, 1904. sellers; March and April,
i4-o4Gl 15-64d April and May, i6e4d,
sellers; May and June, l7-o4GD4 1890; June
2l-64d, value; August and September,
steady.
New York. Jan. 2e. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at points decline owing TO
Disappointing Liverpool reports. but rallied
70s points on local covering. together with a
moderate interior movement, and prices are
now sos points over yesterday.
New York, Jan. 26. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: January, 61o;
February, nc: March, sic; April 7 QOc :
May e6c; June. 8 O4c.
New York. Jan. -, D. n.-Spot cotton
uplands i-i6c; sales none.
Futures closed steady. with sales Of i7s 900
bales, as follows: January, nc; February
Z 73c; March, sic; April. soc: Nav. pc:
June. e7c; July, 8 O4c; August g i4e.
New York. Jan. 26.--The total consolidated
netFseeipts az all the ports to-day were A,g79
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heCelpts-I he receipts OF cotton at this
x Soi ~ from all sources for the past week were
80 80 yales upland and 500 bales sea island,
i slans SisolO Gales Upland and III bales sea
Inc particulars of the receipts have been as
iion9"s Per Central railroad, IS S bales up.
s ,aHu, per savannah, Florida and Western
;;a.l"Sy, s,'o6 bales upland and 49I bales sea
roo o1u i per Charleston and Savannah rail-
roaS q, 49, Dales upland; per South Bound rail
st .1c ~ gales upland; per Savannah river
TStoaIuels' w bales upland. Per Florida
GG9 oI,s ana Penlnsular, 633 bales upland.
n - . od4e upland and Is bales sea island
W. 81 ItSSS-Ihe exports for the past week
iss So 0lslt bales upland and 615 bales sea
( 49, w., NOV n as fellows: To Charleston,
,1nisr Ueles upland; to Ia 5ino e, 971. bales
~ '' iei, 70 oS ork, 2,o52 bales upland and
halls saes sea island to PHILADELPHIA !. 703
B rarossu Upland; ireland 81 bales upland; to
10y tales upland. Luz ~ a.
bosr5 KS me stock on hand and on ship.
hsIes ~ youdy was 1879 bales upland and $50
snS Il H6 65o Island, against 775l2 bales upland
inc tTn C'T Dales sea island at the correspond
TiviTs, S sSl- OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS.
endiTs' IioeIpIS and shipments for the week
to.njo5,' an an, 70 1894, and the stock on hand
Uuu LOT me same time last year:
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PVCrToLL-LOWING STATEMENT suouzs -7ryr, 49,,
Nc At ALL PORTS ron TEy wrr ~ rsJ1l
FOR Tpys 20 AND WEEK ENDING JAN. 10 AND
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Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-25l bales upland cotton. 100 bales sea
island cotton, 1888 bales domestics and yarns
IS bbls rosin oil, ll6 bbls spirits turpentine
S75 bbls rosin, 100 bbls cotton seed oil 20 bales
hides turtles. II bbls fish. 1874 plzgs fruit,
455 bbls vegetables IL hid bones, 2 cars
slaves, 3i8 pkgs mdse.
Per schr Nellie w Hewlett for Baltimore.
404, 100 feet lumber-McDonough & Co.
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Baltimore; Kate Darlington, do; George G A
TraVers and Edwin q Bennett Baltimore.
Cleared, schr Peter Schultz, Charleston; II
L James Emile Il Jones, Baltimorei Francis
Smith. Suffolk to Baltimore.
Newport News, Jan 26-Arrived, steamer
Laurel Branch [Brl. Hull.
Sailed, schrs Bayard Barnes, New Haven't
G. Nj Fadden, Salem; G L Grundy, Lagua-
gra: Z G Allen. True, st Lucia.
Charleston, Jan 26-Arrived. brig II B Hus-
sey, bodgdon. Boston; on bar brig Ernostina
Behrman Kew West bound Alexandria, Va,
in tow OF tug Pennwood, put in for coal
Cleared. banks Ysidoro Pons lSpl, Resell,
Barcelona; Mark Twain lNorl, Nielsen, Nor
koping.
Sailed, steamers Seminole and Delaware,
New York. on bar, steamer Glenmorven
lBrl, Shilds.
Boston, Jan 24-Arrived, schr waltham.
Barter, Port Royal
Provincetown, Jan s4-sailed, schr James
Young. from Boston for Brunswick.
Dunkirk, Jan 23-Sailed, bark Caroline
[Norl. Mass Savannah.
Glasson Dock, Jan 23-Sailed. bark Gui.
dregn lNorl, Hansen, Savannah (not pre-
viouslyl
Genoa, Jan 21-Arrived, banks Elvira IItall,
Trapani, Savannah; Henuette lNorl, Bull,
do.
gretha lSwl, Jonsson, Brunswick
Liverpool Jan 2i-Arrived, bark Eugenie
tNorl, Olsen, Savannah.
London, Jan 23--Arrived. steamer Iris
lBelgl. Smit, Savannah for Antwerp.
Sailed, banks Catharina GNorl, Carlson,
Tybee: Ystovat Rus, Tenstrom, Pensacola.
Lizard, Jan 2l-PasSed. steamer Avonmora
lBrl, Duncanson Savannah for Bremen.
Newcastle E-Arrived. bark Arcturus
LNorl Tonnesen, Savannah.
ST Miohaels, no date-Sailed, steamer Ma
nuka LBrl, Barry, Pomaron for Charleston.
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me following were the quotatlons ior tne
sosspondg date last pnd E. 'u sIi0
tine: sc r EST sI2O: II, 81 5Oa1.6o; 1. s1.S5; X,
Z w a 30: n, $40; window glass, $500:
vac De.s g,,t and Exports-The total receipts
M H'' he past week were l;s44 casks casks
splIls The exports for the W elk
rOs!a 40 casks spirits turpentine and SO,
W. WI arrsls rosin moving as follows: 40 New
VI yI,t ~ casks turpentine and 2,044 barrels
,oein. 10 baltimore, 794 casks spirits turpen-
.galI md q barrels rosin; to Boston, ass casks
I llis,,s tnrnentine and 297 barrels roSin; to
spsitir,ore S. casks spirits turpentine and 749
rosin; to Phi adelphia lO7 casks spir-
~ tTrnentine and 6U6 barrels rosln; to the
interior, is barrels rosln.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
.Nn an sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1893. TO
nITE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
last YEAR.
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COAFAhAIIVE COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JAN. Is. 1894.
1894, 1898
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Georgetown SC, Jan 26-Spoken OF the bar,
by tug Congdon, schr II b Ogden for Charles
ton. Also reports picked up a large buoy,
PAINTED black, SQUARE top, marked No. 1.
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Continued on De Third Page.
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-,NNAH. GA. JAN. 20, 1874. J
General Remarks.
,,tbine new to note in the condi-
there - General markets for the past
rio1 o. - 0sinq no material change IN the
vesS i M Cotton. which has been rather dull
Gtaanota, Escome steady and business looks
hss Sg1-- me naval stores market is hrm and
better, ..-1and. The grocery trade has pro-
10 sooai In as usual with no new Developments
sressSu = is being shipped in larger vol
Hafo~ e5 shows good outlook for lively
une an l.ds Freights are very dun, there
SpFlns little inquiry for room, Collections
bang ~ fair; exchange both foreign and DO
are oniy Sas been steady and money IS easy.
nes ayI resume Of the weeks business
Tae.o-.T T the tone and the latest quotations
va 5i-erent markets at the close To-Day
q lDe Naval stores.
--,-., Turpeutine-The receipts 1or the
spl.last, we're very small. ne demand " a.
pss.s and the price advanced iroll 10y az
ssoau3ering to DC, at Hnlch ~ olOsSu W ISh
VS. VaEntire receipts OF the week were reaoliy
disposeu ale GRADES have continued quiet
kool ~ demand while medium ana com
snd u ~, we're firm with strong demand.
MOI s e. GRADES advanced during the week
Ine !q asssd yery firm to-day. Inc sales OF the
hnd CilIo-s ABOUT 10000 barrels.
WeeA u.ions-At the close OF the market
QuotsVL'O1ni gbt the following quotations were
Thursaas, ut at the Board Of Trade Spirits tur-
bulletin srTn At 2sc for regulars: Firm
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Sea lsland-The receipts for the past
week were 1906 bales, Of which rs passed
through and l45l bales were direct to factors.
me exports were 695 bales, moving as
follows: To Havre. 20 bales; to north
ern ports for domestic consumption,
~ bales Although the receipts are still
holding up In volume, there have been orders
sullclent to aOsolve the receipts, and prices
are holding up wonderfully well under the
circumstances. he sales Of the week
amounted 10 /. 4e4 bales viii, h were sold on :
basis Oh the fol owing quotations. which were
alleL ana sleadY at the Close today.
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COMMERCIAL.
.~~~~e<TGSSAH MARKETS.

weekly Report.
OFFICE MoRNINe NEWS Tvs
e.vANNAH, GA. JAN. 70 IeS4. }
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Arrived Yesterday.


Saturday, Jan. 81, 1894.
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Spirits. Rosin. Spirits Resin.
onhndA pil1 ItiS 800 O. pc S'SS S ~ 95a
Rec this wk. 5tt 800 oe l;2 s:o zo'S ~
Rec prevly.. 2ao7lo ezo'lfo zoo'ooo oofoOo
Total. 2oi1O5 9lo,41o z1l,1oI 9z3.loO
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Total shipts. 24l,894 74e,4ss 207,745 77l,os5
o'd 1900 l71.O47 1882 ISL. 175
Cotton.

The market for the past week has huctu-
Ned to a considerable extent, having de-
clined in the early part of the week from n &c
for middling TO nc. then becoming steadier,
advanced to 7@c, at which price 1t closes firm
today. The transactions have been limited
the factors believing that reaction must
take place and that there will be an advance.
The re eipts have kept up amazingly, never
theless and had it not been for an increased
demand at the controlling markets the prices
would moi have been sustained. 1t seems
that there has been no immediate pros
poets Of any immediate decrease in the
movement. although the offerings of cot
ton from uncouuted towns during the past
week are very small ana by next week II is
expected that the reduction In such offerings
will be apparent in the movement 10 the
ports. 1t is this anticipation which the stead
mess Of the market has discounted.
The sales for the past week at Savannah
were $40 bales.
The official quotations at the closing OF the
market to day were firm, as follows;
Mlddling fair. .............. 2 1915
1ooq llduIlng .......... 7ss
l4uu4Iag ..'............... ~
~" ulIuuIIug ..'...s....--.... -...... l-lb
pUo4 urinary .,..................... IL 10
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Rice.

The following is the statement OF the stocks
of rough rice, amount milled, delivered, and
numI er of bushels and barrels on hand TO
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