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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10
FINANCIAL.

Money-Market steady.
Foreign Exchange--Market is weak. The
following are the savannah quotations:
Commercial demand, %S5; sixty days,
S4S17s ninety days, 4SO3s; francs, Paris
and Havre. sixty days, $3.50; Swiss,
sixty DAYS. 52714; marks sixty days, 935s.
Domestic EXchange-Steady; banks are
buying at "A per cent. discount and sell
ing as follows: Amounts up to SO. 10
cents: S25 to so Is cents; $50 10 800. 20
cents; 500 to 500, % cents; 500 and over
par.
Securities-Some life is manifest to-day
in the market. Southwestern Railroad
stock being in demand.
stocks and Bonds-State Bonds-Georsia
ga per cent. bonds of 1890 1l2 bid, ia ask
ed; Georgia 3i2 per cent. due 1915. l07 bid,
1Og asked; Georgia 412 per cent bonds,
100 bid 123 asked; South Carolina, 41ss,
III bid, 119 asked.
city Ronds-Atlanta AZ per cent. 1923.
ia BID. lis asked; Augusta. 51as, 1929, 100
hid 1872 asked; Augusta 412s, 1928, 10 bid,
119lb asked; Augusta Z per cent, 100 bid,
III asked; Augusta per cent, Ill bid,
liz asked: Columbus 8 per cent 1O7 bid, 109
aeked. Macon per cent. us bid,
no asked, Macon AIS, 1926, 100 bid, Ito
asked: Savannah per cent, quarterly
October coupons, ia bid. 1l5 asked; Savan-
nan per cent. quarterly November cou-
mons. i'll bid. 1141s asked; Charleston As, lO4
bid. Jos asked
Railroad Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
western Railroad general mortgage bonds.
per cent interest coupons, u,
hid 80 asked; Savannah. Florida and
Western Grst mortgage per cent. g.ll
bonds. due 1924 lis bid. III asked:
savannah, Florida ard Western Railway
Company. 81. Johns division, FIRST mort
cage As. 9i1z bid. IS asked;
Central Railroad and Banking Company
co,loleraI IS. 81 bid, 9S asked; Central Of
C;eoreia Railway FIST mortgage IS, 50-year
aofd bonds, III bid, ll9 asked; Central OF
Georgia cons. 5 per cent. bonds 96sl bid,
e7i5 asked; Central Of Georgia Railway
drst preferred incomes, ~ bid, 45 asked;
central of Georgia Railway second pre-
ferred incomes, IL bid. 10 asked Central
of Georgia Railway third preferred in
comes, c bid. Z asked; Georgia Rail
road S. 1910. IA lid, ll6 asked: Char
lotto, Columbia and Augusta, LIST IS, l0s
Lid. los asked; Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta second mortgage Is, 125 bid.
- asked. Georga Southern and F.ori1a
1879 bid, 1851 asked; Ocean
Steamship per cent bonds 1926,
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l07 bid, asked; City and Suburban
Railroad hrst mortgage I per cent. bonds
l0I bid, asked; Alabama Midland.
per cent. Endorsed, 80 bid, 100 asked; Bruins
wick and Western As, 81 bid, Sc asked;
South Bound Railway 5s, 1929 bid, 1882
asked; Georgia and Alabama first pre-
ferred IS, los bid. los asked; Georgia and
Alabama consolidated 5s, 102 bid, l0S
asked; Eatonton Branch. - bid 81 asked:
Central of Georgia. Middle Georgia ana
Atlantic division 5s, 80 bid, % asked
Railroad Stocks-Augusta and Savannah,
ll01a bid, ll112 asked; Southwestern Ill
bid, III asked; Atlanta and West Point
stock, 125 bid, 126 asked; Atlanta and West
Point per cent. certificates, 104 bid. 105
asked; Georgia common, 207 bid. 209 asked;
Georgia and Alabama stock, So bid, 81 ask
bid, 81 asked.
Gas Stocks and Bonds-Savannah Gas
Light stock, % bid, q asked; Edison Elec-
trlc Illuminating Company per cent.
bonds - bid, l0 asked; Edison Electric
Illuminating Company stocks, - bid, 1O7
asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Citizens Bank. 100
DID, - asked; Chatham Bank Jos bid,
lu9 asked; Germania Bank. 30 bid
asked; National Bank of Savannah, 1877
bid, 1879 asked; Merchants National Bank
OF savannah, 104 bid l05 asked; Ogle-
thorpe Savings and Trust Company, 1903
bid - asked; Southern Bank of the
state OF Georgia. 40 bid, asked: Sa-
vannah Bank and Trust Company, 112 bid.
- asked; Chatham Real Estate and I'M
provement Company, A, 81 bid SIS asked;
3, % bid, 81 asked; Peoples Savings and
Loan Company, 80 bid 10 asked.
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory. 10i
bid, 1912 asked; Sibley Manufacturing
Company 6s, 102la bid 1882 asked; Eagle
and PheniX Mills, 6 per cent. bonds, due
1873, l06 bid, asked; Bibb Manufacturing
Company 104 bid, 1857 asked
FACTORY StOcks-Augusta Factory, rs
bid asked; Granitevile Factory. 100
bid l55 asked; Langley Factory, l0S bid,
= asked; Enterprise Factory. common
"a bid, 81 asked; j. R. King Manufac-
turing Company, 1852 bid, 1912 asked
Sibley Manufacturing Company. 81 bid So
asked; Savannah Brewing Company. 1O2
bid 105 asked.
New York, Sept. 9.-Money on call easl-
er, SG4 per cent; last loan g. Prime ner-
camille paper, 31464 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills, at 81. S6hd4 .S615 for demand
and at 81. SSd4 SSl4 for sixty days; posted
rates, 4.S and 81 Sly; commercial bills
%,2. Silver certificates, 59G59s4c Silver
Dars. 59c; Mexican dollars 471ac; state
bonds inactive; railroad bonds weak; gov
eminent bonds irregular
New York, Sept. 9.-The weekly bank
statements shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, decrease. 81. 1872 325:
loans, decrease, $6O16. 700: specie, decrease
$IOlo,7OO; legal tenders decrease, SO So, 800;
deposits decrease, $685., 700; circulation in
| crease 1866 go
The banks now hold 81 45S, OPS in excess
| of the legal requirements
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MARKETS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
roo0 TRANSACTIONS REPORTED
IN NAVAL STORES.

rho Cotton Market Ruled Steady,
Though sales We're Comparatively
ttabt-spirits and ROsin Keep the
Active Pace Set Several Days Ago.
Good Demand the Cause of 1t.
Northern Market Affected by the
Dreyfus Decision.
savannah. Sept. 9.-The general tone of
che markets to-day was steady and I'M
hanged. There was a comparative falling
of in the sales of cotton, though this was
.,trtbuted more TO a luu than it was to
,e.. If offerings. Shorts were reported to
nv, conspicuous as buyers in New York be-
,,,se of the fear of an unfavorable bu-
,.su report Monday, and also the POSSIBLE
iry Of a change in sentiment abroad over
the Drevfus decision. This demand, in adj
dttion 20 considerable outside buying,
caused the market 10 rule steady and IN
changed. and to partially recover from
Fridays depression.
Naval stores ruled firm and unchanged
al nrevious quota tons. A good demand
for spirits has kept up for several days
FACTORS feel confident that the prospects
If an tncrea sed demand in the next few
d,vs will cause brisk transactions to con-
nnue Rosin was in fairly good request
In the wholesale branches there were no
changes of consequence, the market being
e,irlv active. The following resume OF
,5e different markets will show the tone
and quotations at the close to-day:
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GRAIN, PR0vIsTOyS. ETC.

New York, Sept. 9-Flour. dun and easy:
winter patents. $3.55Q375; winter straights,
SS@q3-io. Rye, firm. Barley steady.
Barley male. quiet; Western, 55G6Sc
Wheat. spot, easy; No. red. 7i'sc op-
tons opened weak at lac decline. intiu-
enced by bearish cables and heavy North
west receipts; the approaching crop re-
port checked speculation; later the mar
ket was dun and featureless. closing easy
az SsQl2c decline; May closed 79lsc; De
cemoer closed, 76c.
Corn, spot easy; No. ?. SS7sc options
opened easy at lsc decline and was gov
erned by moderate unloading. coupled
with fine crop news; closed easy at %d1ac
net decline May closed. 34s4c: September
closed, S7$4c; December closed 35lsc.
Oats, spot, quiet; No. ,, 26c; options. dun.
Butter, strong; Western creamery, l7i5d
22lzc; state dairy, 15Q20c. Cheese. firm
large white, 1l3sQ11l9c. Eggs, firm; state
and Pennsylvania 1S2c: Western extras,
candle, at mark, lSGl6c. Potatoes. steady.
Cabbage, quiet. Freight, quiet. Cotton
seed oil, steady; yellow 251aG26c. Rice,
steady; domestic fair to extra. 43su7l4c;
Japan, 42i@52sc. Molasses. quiet: New or
leans open kettle. good to choice, S2M36c
Coffee, options opened steady and UNI
changed to ; points lower. and after a
momentary spurt of activity became list
less and undressing; liquidation and
some bear selling caused by unfavorahle
Brazilian news and indifferent spot de
mand We're responsible for the decline at
the Start; warehouse deliveries were larger
than expected; closed steady at 10 points
ret lower; sales, 5000 bags, including Oc-
toher, 1900; November, 4.S5c; December.
455c; January, 4.55c February, 460c
March, 465d4.7O; May, 4.75Q4S0c; spot, Rio,
dun. nominal; invoice, 5lhc No. jobbins.
&C., mild quiet Cordova, 6Ad11Ac. Sugar.
raw. steady; fair refining. S7sc; molasses
sugar. l-16c; refined, unsettled; standard
A. Lice; cut loaf. 1l-16c; graduated,
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Key West. Fla. Sept. 9-Arrived.
steamer City Of Key West. Bravo, Miami.
ana returned; Mascotte, Miner. Havana,
and sailed for Tampa; schooner Lille, Rus
sell, Nassau.
jacksonville Fla. Sept. 9.--Cieared,
schooner c. c. Wehren Cavalier. New
London. Conn.
Entered and cleared, steamship Iroquois,
Kemble. New York
Punta Gorda. Fla, 9.-Arrived steamship
Partsman. Emerson, Pensacola.
Charleston s. c., Sept 9.--Arrved.
steamer Seminole, Bearse, Jacksonville,
and proceeded 10 Boston
Sailed, schooner Stephen G.. Loud Bar
ter, Boston.
Pensacola. Fla. Sept S.-Arrived, steam
ship Nethergate Obj, Prosser, Savanna, via
ST. Michaels; bark Figaro (Nor), Nelson.
Rio Janerio
Sailed, steamers Torino (B). Penwell,
Havana; Pockiington CBr), Davies, Plym-
outh; barks j. B. Demange (French), Ma
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EVIDENCE OF FIRMNEss.
But the Level of Stocks Was Below
Fridays.

D"A thC Lever OF STOCKS was Below
Fridays.
New York, Sept. 9.-Stocks showed some
evidence of frmness in the first nour of
the trading and UP to the time of the pub
hcation of the bank statement. The
movement in railroad stocks was exceed
ingly narrow, and the late selling move
ment though NOT very pressing, was sufn-
cient to bring the general Level of prices
below those of last night
Tennessee Coal COMPOUNDED the bears
again, scoring an additional points IN
ward; and after reacting 3I5 recovered TO
within points of the top. Colorado Fuel
gained over points before the late re
action. Add to these a continued large
demand for Manhattan and sympa thetic
strength in Metropolitan and BROOKLYN
Transit, and good gains in International
Paper, Union Bag and Paper and Lack1-
wanna and the points of extraordinary
strength in the market are about exhaust
ed, The London Exchange was clos d
for house cleaning and the recent de-
preston from that source was lacking.
Paris was looked to for a reflection of
foreign sentiment and the view there
seemed to be a cheerful one. In view of
the pessimstic forecasts that have been
heard all week regarding the bank state
ment, the bears had feeling early in the
session that poor statement mad been
more than discounted and were inclined to
cover. But the statement showed loss
in cash quite 100000 in excess of the most
unfavorable previous estimates But for
the contraction of $6016 200 in loans the
surplus reserve above legal requirements
would have been below a million. 1t is
believed the treasury will consent TO leave
on deposit with New York banks the pay
meuts for taxes next week, but this will
only partly relieve the drain as the de-
mand from the South will continue and no
increase in cash resources would result
from the measure itself 1t is evident.
therefore. that the process of loan contrac-
ton is TO continue for the immediate flu
ture. Railroad bonds were weak to-day.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
23S, 800 shares, including Atchisou preferred,
il ,110: Manhattan. 24795; ST. Paul. 7.21O;
Brooklyn Transit, 1885 Colorado Fuel and
Iron, 1850; Tennessee Coal and Iron, "a
100; United states Leather, $500.
] let
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RALLIED FROM DEPRESSION.
cotton Market steady, Owing to
Heavy Buying.

Heavy Buying.
New York, Sept 9.-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices unchanged TO
: points higher, and continued to rally
rom the depression of yesterday on Wig
o.91s support from nearly all quarters.
lmpe.led by fears Of a very unfayorab,e
bureau statement on Monday as well as
''.'ences Of radical change in senu-
WEI abroad over night, shorts made a
tt'Sk turn to cover as soon as the mar
-s' opened, and were conspicuous a s buy
[s an the forenoon. experimenting that
H5iHdnd were ample orders from outside
YES iment circles, with Wall street lead
w mat class OF business. New Or
,'"S and the contingent also bought free
~ crop data was indicative of discour-
bclt
. ne market for spot cotton closed quiet
--es unchanged on the basis of 6 7-l6c
,mrIiadllng uplands. and 11-16c for
''>,4ulng Gulf; sales, 9s1 bales
-'eW York, Sept 9.-Cotton futures open
~ steady; October, 5.9Sc; November, 6.03c;
Der, 6.09e; January, else February,
1-' March, 6.22c; April 6 24c; May, 6.30c,
'g'Ie' t.S2e; July, 6.35c.
ie -. m-Futures closed steady; Septem-
-' o'Sic; October, colo; November, SOC;
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ocrAN rREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market nominal; prices quoted
are per 100 pounds: Savannah 10 Boston.
per bale, 81 %; 10 New York, per bale. Sl.0):
10 Philadelphia, per bas, Sl00; 10 Balti.
more. per bale, $40.
Iumber-By SaI,-Fraights strong. Sa-
varuah 10 Baltimore. s5.0Olt5.25; 10 Phlla-
de,phla. s. 2JN5.5O: 10 New York $3.50; 10
Boston and Portland. S6.s00675; crosstles.
81 feet base. TO Ea'timore lie; to Th.iad.i.
phia, ne, 10 New York, lSc.
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Lower LixerrooI Reports.

New York Sept 9.-Murphy & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Liverpool cables were
about as expected Q-32d decline on spots
and 21a on futures, hence had no infiu-
ence, but after yesterdays liquidation and
a rather poor Chronicle, we opened about
points up on local buying, which took
prices up some 2 points additional after
call The disposition is now to await the
bureau on Monday. which it is thought
will show about 70. Towards the close
locals did some selling, having been pre-
ceded by selling for Liverpool account.
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Notice TO NIarInern.

Pilot charts and ali nydrogra phic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free Of charge in United States hydro
graphic office In custom house. Captains
are requested 20 call at the Office Re-
ports of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
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Per steamship Texas for Baltimore 30
bales upland cotton. 40 barrels rosin, 40
barrels turpentne 215. SOB feet lumber. car
scrap iron, 257 barrels rosin oil. 80 casks
clay, H4i6 oak slaves, 325 packages mdse
l& packages domestics and yarns. 800 bales
hides and wool
Per schooner Viola Reppard for New
Nork.-a76,76l feet lumber.-Cargo by Chas.
S. Hirsch & Co.
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BY Steam-Lumber-Sav to BaIti-
more, $500; to New York. 500; TO dock,
S.. Is; lightered-To Boston. to dock. 800.
Naval Stores-The market is quiet; me-
dunn size vessels. Rosin-Cork for or
ders, Is Sd per barrel of 80 pounds and 5
per cent. prImage. Spirits. As Larger
vessels, rosiu, 2s cd; spirits. IS %. Steam
lOc per 100 pounds on rosin; soc on spirits:
Savannah to Boston and Slsc on rosin, and
Soc on spirits 10 New York
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AUSTIN II. aIYREs.

December, 6.12c; January, Sic; February.
soc March, 6.2Sc; April 6.26c; May. 6.S0c;
June, 6.S3c; July, $3.50.
New York. Sept. O. noon.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands. 6 7-l6c;
middling gulf. lille: sales. g.
New Orleans, La, Sept 9-Cotton flu
lures firm; September $500: October $50
a9.Slc; November. 5S5d5. Soc; December,
5.9Vo5 $50; January, 5.95d5 CSC; February.
5-s9a6 Nc; March, 6.O4d6 Csc; April, 9 .OSa
6.10c; May, 6.13d6. 15c.
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rici St. Nazaire; Juigi Ruggiero QtaD.
Maresca. Naples.
Cleared, steamship Framfeld (Br),
Wright Dunk rk bark Ocean (Rus). Dan
ner Rio de Janerio.
Georgetown, S. c.. Sept s.-Sailed
steamer New York. Ingram. New York.
via Wilmington
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phnnes of the Moon for September.

New moon, 4th, hours and "a minutes
evening; first quarter, 18th. 4 hours and Il
minutes evening; fun moon, 10Th, hours
and So minutes morning; last quarter, 26th
hours and "a minutes, morning.
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Steamship State Of Texas, Foster, New
York.
Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg,
New York.
Schooner Bessie Whiting Dayton, New
York.
steamship Forest Brook, CBD Putt,
Bremen and Rotterdam
Schooner Freddie Hencken. Cavalier, IN
low for Darien.
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Dreyfus Excitement saved wheat.

Chicago Sept. 9.-The verdict in the
Dreyfus case. and consequent excitement
in Paris. saved wheat from a decline to-
day the market closing unchanged for
September and only a shade lower for
December. Domestic and European sta
tistics tended toward lower prices early
in the day. Corn continued to decline and
closed nc lower. oats declined &c for
September and unchanged for December.
Provisions closed about 2l5c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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Steamer loretta. Chadwick. from Bluff
ton and returned.-U. II. Judkins, Mama
ger
Steamer Alpha, Hinson, from Beaufort -
George L. Beach, Manager.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship City of Macon, Savage, New
York.-Ocean Steamship Company
Steamship Essex, Dizer, Baltimore.-J
]. Carolan, Agent.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine.-The market was
firm to-day. 1t was stated there were bids
early in the forenoon at 1914 cents, but buy
ers took up the offerings readily on the
basis of quotations. There is reported
to be a steady demand. which holds the
spirits market firm. At the opening call
at the Board of Trade, there were report
ed sales of 1922 casks, and at the closing
there were additional sales of POI casks.
The receipts for the day were 1913 casks.
Rosin The market was firm and IN
changed to-day. There seems to be an in
creasing demand for pales. The reported
sales at the close were 56s barrels. The
days receipts We're 2,7S2 barre.s. The fol-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

Per Central of Georgia Railway. sepx.
9-252i bales cotton.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, Sept.
Use bales cotton.
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savannah Almanac.
Sun rises at 5;l7 and sets at 6:1S.

High water a Tyhee to-day 1850 a. m.
and Hos p. m. High water at Savannah
one hour later
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Passengers by steamship Gate City from
New York Sept. Miss b. Monroe. p.
L. Kane, c. d. Turner. Miss II. Fumade,
s. w. Gray. Virginia Pell w. II. Blount.
Miss e. A. Johnson, Miss b. S. Price. C..
X. Batchelder, r. c. O Donnen. j Chile
kie. Florence Pinckney, II. W. Mum, q.
Buzwood, r. d. Leslie s. Burns D. Eng
fish, G. Mitchell II. c. Meads, w. II. Cut
Ter.
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Passengers by steamship city of Blr-
mingham for New York. Sept. Or. l..
Hulland, j. T. Smith. c. c. Cambridge,
Sister Mary Francesca Sister Mary An
gelca. Sister Mary Seraphlna. Arthur Led
erer. w. G. Henry, w. w. Zapp. NJ. Wa
terman, w. NJ. Dening, Arthur Steel, H..
e. Bass, Miss Carrie Palmer Prof, Mehr-
tens, Alexander tombstone. Miss Tessie
Hexter, Rev. J. II. ODonnell, Mrs. H..
L'Engle. and two daughters, II. A. En-
gle, S. T.. Cremin. Percy II. Meyers, Vi
Wan NJ. Meyers. w. K. Frances, Ed Cham
berlin H. Wilensky. Mrs. Daniel Hops.
Miss Mary Hops, Daniel Hops. Alfred
Shook, William Richardson. James Berry,
f. r. Cullens, NJ. e. Caskell Mr. and
Mrs Chas f. Graham. S. f. Hewett,
Cornelia Code and child, Max Elbe and
wife, II. Benenson, S. O. He.mers, w. IL.
Ashend0rm, j. A. Wachstein.
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The GERMANIA BANK
Ga

Capital .SzO0OO0
Undivided proIltS ..'...................S oV,VOI
This bank offers It's services to corpora
lions merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, adj
ministrator. guardian. etc.
Issues drafts on the principal cities In
Great Britain and Ireland and on the Con-
tinent.
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent.
HENRY BLUM, President
/. Is. TIEDEMAN. Vice President
JOHN VI. HOGAN, Cashier
WALTER +. HOGAN, Asst Cashier.
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Per steamship Birmingham for n

Per steamship Birmingham for New York
-S99 bales upland cotton, $50 bales sea is
land cotton, 272 bales dOmestics, 100 bar
rels cotton seed OF, 2937 barrels rosin, 422
barrels turpentine, 2i5 400 feet lumber, 156
bales sweepings, IS cases cigars. 81 boxes
fruit 26 boxes tobacco, l52 tons pig iron
125 cases canned goods. 80 barrels lamp
block. 342 packages mdse.
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Lasn quotaHoHs WeFe as IOHOWs. lOUT'
steady: winter patents. $3.5Oq360;
straGghts. S3.1OQS 30; spring specials, s42O;
spring patents, $3.40q37O; straights, 81. s0@
800: bakers, 81. 2Od2. so; No. spring wheat,
6506Sc; No. red, ne; No 2 corn. 311hc; No.
2 yellow corn 32lac; No. oats, 2l& d22c:
No 2 white, 23AQ231ac; No. white. 223sa
23lac: No, rye, 56Ad56lkc; No. 2 barley,
S6lhG42c; No l fax seed, Sill; Northwest,
81 12G1 10; prime timothy seed S2250f2. 2715;
mess pork, per barrel. S.25Q805; lard. per
100 pounds, $5O5d5.3O; short ribs sides
Qoose). S51505.55; dry sailed shoulders
boxed. 55sG5s5c short clear sides (boxed.
S5.65d570; whisky, distillers' finished
goods, per gallon. $1.22; sugars, cut loaf,
$3.50; granula ed Sale; butter, market
firm: creameres, 16d20c; dairies, 13117c;
cheese firm at 1O24@11Ac; eggs, firm;
fresh, 14G14l5c.
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A!a. class r .. 100 No. Pacific Is 1875
Ala. class c l03 N. Y, Chi. &
Ala. currency :. 100 st. L. As ..... los
Atch. gem Is q. 1929 Nor Westcon
Atch. adit. As SSH. As ............ q5I.
Can. South. DDS 1o9 Nor. & Westgen.
{. of G. IS ...... 97lsl 6s .............. 135
DO LIST income fl rOre. Nav. 1st l13h
do "a income . II iOre. Nav As IO3l
mes ines q o. 4las IS Ore. s. L. es.... l292
Ches 4 Q. 5s e.. 1lS5iOre 5. L. con-
c. & N. W. con- sol IS .......... 1l6
sol IS .......... 145 Read. Gen As. S7as
{, x n w. S. f. R. G. W. lists . 9S5s
Deb. 5s 10000. 100 st. l.. & Ir. NJ
Chi Term. is o.. 9S1bi consol SIS .. 1870
Col South. As . S6ll st. L. & San F.
d. & r. G. lists los general 6s zee. 124
D. e r. G. As lO0& st. T. consolss 174Ia
E. T., Va. & Ga st. p, Chi & P.
lists ........... 1031s lists ..........s. I2l
Erie gen. IS .... 72laISt. P, Chi & P
1T w. & Denver IS .............. 12i
City LIST ....... 1875 Southern Ry. 5s l093t
GeO. Electric IS 116 Stan. r. & T. 6s 81
q. H. S. A Tenn. new settle
2ds ............ los ment SIS ......... Is
G. II. & S. A. r. & p. lists o.. 1l5b
is ............. los T. & P. DDS . . 81
II. & T. c. IS i'll Union Pacific As 1851
H & T. c. con- Wabash lists M 115
sol 6s .......... Ill Wabash Dds . 1O0is
La. Cen. lists 49,. JIG West Shore IS 1l234
h. c, p. G. Wis. Cen. lists O.. 1874
ISIS ............. 70 IVA. Centuries b. S7l2
La. new consol Va. deferred ,-.,
As .............. 106
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