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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28

80 bid. "a asked; Central of Geor-
gia Railway second preferred in
comes. 9i2 bid 1919 asked; Central
of Georgia Railway third preferred in
comes. 5 bid 6 asked; Georgia Railroad
Is 1910, 1l5 bid asked; Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta first 5s, 1903 bid, 1909
asked: Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
second mortgage Is III bid, 119 asked /;
Georgia Southern and Florida, 10S bid,
1881 asked; Ocean Steamship per cent
bonds. 1926. - bid, 10S asked; City of Su-
burban Railroad first mortgage z per cent
bonds, 1887 bid, 40 asked; Alabama Mid
land per cent, Endorsed, 9S bid, 100 asked F.;
Brunswick and Western As, 81 bid SO ask
ed; South Bound Railway IS, 81 bid, IS
asked Georgia and Alabama first pre-
ferred IS, 102 bid 104 asked; Georgia and
Alabama consolidated S. 80 bid, 10l asked
Eatonton Branch, SO bid, So asked; Cen
trail Of Georgia, Middle Georgia and At
lantic division 5s - bid, 81 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Augusta and Savannah h,
40 bid, III asked; Southwestern, 1903 bid,
1922 asked, ex-div.; Atlanta and West
Point stocks, 1875 BID, 127 asked; Atlanta and
West Point per cent. certificates, 100
bid 106 asked; Georgia common, 207 bid,
2OS asked; Georgia and Alabama stock,
% bid, % asked.
Gas Stocks and Bonds@S Savannah Gas
Light stock, 26 bid, q asked; Edison
Electric liluUllidliHS Company % per cent
bonds. = bid, 105 asked; Edison Electric
Illuminating Company stocks bid 1Os
asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc-Citizens Bank, Us
bid, - asked, ex-div.; Chatham Bank, 106i!
bid 1O7 asked, ex-div.; Germania Bank, 12a
bid, asked, ex-div.; National Bank 81
Savannah. 140 bid, asked; Merchants
National Bank of Savannah, 104 bid, 10i
/ asked: Oglethorpe Savings and Trus,
| Companv. 107 bid 10S asked ex-diV.; South.
ern Bank of the State of Georgia, $40 bid
! - asked; Savannah Bank and Trust Com
pany, l1S bid, ia asked, eX-dv. Chatham
/ Real Estate and Improvement Company
/ A. 81 bid. So asked; B, Sc bid, g. asked
/ Peoples Savings and Loan Company, 81
| bid, 100 asked.
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory 10
bid. 1O2 asked; Sibley Manufacturing Com
pany Is, 1929 bid, 1924 asked; Eagle anC
| Phenix Mills per cent. bonds, due 1923
1O7 bid, = asked.
| FACTORY Stocks-Augusta Factory. Z
hid. 80 asked; Graniteville Factory, 100 bid
165 asked Langley Factory, 115 bid, =
asked; Enterprise Factory, common, q
bid. 80 asked; j. r. King Manufacturing
Company, 1857 bid 1914 asked SibleN
Manufacturing Company, "a bid, 81 asked
Savannah Brewing Company. 50 bid ID
asked.
New York. Dec. 27-Close: Money OF
caI steady at 4G5 per cent; last loan, A.
per cent; prime mercantile paper, pc
cent Sterling exchange firm, with actul
business in bankers bills, at $47AQ4.S7l
for demand and at $l.slA for sixty days
! posted rates, $i.S2d4.S21A and $4.SSlA; com
5S15n59lac bar silver, 5S5sc; Mexican dol
lars. 47Ac. Government bonds weak
state bonds inactive; railroad bond
/ strong.
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sTncIls AND RnNns.

New York, Dec 2Z-The market for Sc
curiiies showed the effect Of the great re-
lief felt by the dissipation Of several fac
tors of apprehension and prices mounted
upward with increasing buoyancy as the
day progressed. The market closed with
burst Of animation and strength at the
top level of the day. Net gains in num-
Der of important railroads reached points
with a long list of advances O point or
better. Among the industrials and special
ties gains were even more striking, quite
a number having advanced from to 10
points as a result Of the days trading.
The demand from an outstanding short
interest 20 cover accumulated the strength
of the latter group, those which have re-
Gently suffered most showing the greatest
benefit from the days business. Brooklyn
Transit was almost a solitary exception
and was subject 10 vigorous attacks all
day in an effort TO unsettle the market
and check the advance. But this stock,
although Il ranged over more than 4
points, closed with a mel loss Of only
point
The leading influence in the improve
rnent of sentiment was the quiet and or
derly manner in which the periodical set
tlement on the London Stock Exchange
proceeded. Since the last settlement on
that exchange, Great Britain has suffered
three notable reverses to its arms in Soulh
Africa, its three columns Of invasion have
been pdraiyzeQ ana as a result alarm
spread through the financial centers of the
whole world
Grave fears were felt that the resulting
shrinkage in values would prevent many
operators on the London exchange from
meeting their engagements at the current
settlement. The news this morning that
no acute difficulties had developed, that
money conditions were easy ani prices in
cnned to advance rather than 10 decline,
brought immense relief, which was
promptly reflected Al the opening here IN
on advance All along the line. The only
notable check came with the news Of the
failure Of o Boston stock exchange house,
but this influence was only temporary and
slishi The conditions in the money mar
kat were notably easy. and one Of the
largest Individual money lenders IN The
stie made large loans 20 carry over UNI
~ next Tuesday ai the rate - per cent
THE current rate ruled nom ! 20 per
cent. The close Of the year Is universally
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COTTON LETTERS.

New York, Dec. 27-Hubbard Bros. q
Co. say of cotton to-day: Liverpool res
ponded quickly 10 the improvement mere
Yesterday and to the tight movement
which brought about that change In local
sentiment. Europe was the best buyer mere
during the morning, taking quite large
amount of cotton, which had been accum-
uIa,ed ON the decline of last week. Out
side buying was on a small scale and grew
lighter when the Slight Increase in the
movement tomorrow at New Orleans, ana
at Houston was received. The short inter
est was entirely eliminated by the RAPID
advance of the past few days, ana the
support to the market must come from
european buying, unless the Northern
sneculaiive buying increases in volume
Rece,rts at the interior towns are very
moderate. but seem to have lost their
charm on outside spectators, though they
must influence the European buyer whose
supplies have been so reduced.
New York, Dec. H-Murphy * 90. COT
ton letter says: Liverpool sent us an ad-
vance to-day of 3-32 on spots and 6-64 on
frures This was much better than eX-
neoted and led TO our market opening from
( 10 points above last nights closing. A
iagee5 market prevailed afterward under
mixed influences; some of wh1ch were 10
cal liouidation under fears that receipts
,,ight swell out owing TO reports OF ac-
examinations az uncounted towns, and that
So such a rise in Liverpool a set back
ms probable. The improved Wall street
conditions encouraged some buying as TO
Liverpool. MOI a few contend that the
s,reneth of the statistical position there
viii rule for quite while. Yet parllcu-
rsrgv If receipts and exports continue on
nresent basis. The afternoon session open
cd rather soft, owing to good size pointers
sor Zen New Orleans and Houston for TO-
,norrovy. causing realizing sales for local
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NAVAL STORES

spirits Turpentine-The market onened
Hrtn to-day at 47& cents, with renorfej
s safes OF SI4 casks. The close was firm a.
4'34@4S cents with further sales of S94
casks. 1t was understood that after The
close buyers We're bidding 47si. though
nor with very favorable prospects of ost-
tlhS IL. The usual holiday dullness is he
ing Ielt at present, and business is suffer
ing some as result of it, The REGENTS
were L447 casks, sales ], 2OS casks. ana iba
exports 142 casks.
Rosin-The close was firm and uncbapo-
ca. Inc adjustment of prices on Tues
cay u was thought, would have the Of
feet of stimulating business. This does n n
seem to have been the case, however
Ihere were no reported sales. and tba
hght request did not give promise of anv
immediate Improvement. 1t IS said tbere
ls'need for considerable labor on The
farms and that producers In some dis
trlcts may find it difficult to engage Ia
Dor Just what the outcome win he re-.
mains TO be seen. AT present box-cuttinr
Is moving along at rapid pace and II Is
thought that producers VIII be able 10 fin.
ISM up this part of their work with their
present forces though considerable ex--
ira time will be required The reaeint c
to-day We're 9,206 barrels, sales none. ex-
ports 2SS barrels. The following were
the quotations. "
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COTTON SCORES ADVANCES.
ALL GRADES MARKED UP 4 CENT
ON GOOD OUTSIDE REPORTS.

The Liverpool and New York Mar
tkets Gradually Recovering From
the Recent SIumps-GeneraIIy Re-
Iieved Prices VIII Now Move Up.
SDirits Turpentine Opened Firm Mt
4zs. Cents, With the Closing Firm
Mt 47A61Sc-ROsin Firm and I'm
changed-LocaI and TeIegraphic
Markets.
savannah. Dec. 27.-An advance of &c
in all grade of cotton to-day was in re-
snonse to the advances in Liverpool and
New York, which went up and points,
respectively. The local advance was not
surprising to the trade, as sn improve
ment following the recent slumps at the
trading centers has been looked for from
day to day. 1t is the current opinion that
the present improvement will be followed
bv others, and that It will not he a great
" nile before cotton will reach Sc, when it
IS believed there will be an immense bust
ness in the South The holding back is
for higher prices, and it is admitted that
Sc for middling will be a satisfactory
price.
Spirits turpentine opened firm at 47Ac,
and 1t is doubtful if the market was very
strong at an advance. The closing was
firm at 47s4c and 4Sc. 1t is not known
what sales were made at the outside
price, but it is not believed they were
large. Rosin was firm and unchanged.
There were no sales. At present box-cut-
ting is in progress on the farms and it
is said many producers are short of the
necessary labor with which TO carry on
the work rapidly. There is said to be an
urgent demand for labor on many farms.
No setback will likely follow, but it is
certain the farmers needing labor will be
considerably delayed in their work, unless
their present need for hands is satisfied.
The wholesale markets were steady and
fairly active. The following resume of the
different markets will show the tone and
quotations at the close to-day:
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COTTON FUTURES.
The Close Was steady at Net Gain
of 4TI3 Points.

New York. Dec. 27.-To-day's cotton ca
Dies were better than anticipated. showing
an advance of 6-64d in futures and s-S2d
'n spot, Out of this unexpected advance
grew one of the most active markets here
10 recent times. In addition 10 the cables
accounts from Southern spot markets were
generally strong, six out OF them advanc-
'ls l-l6Qihs. Buyers complained OF small
pot offerings. Receipts were very small
N1le the question OF January notices
"'s settled by deliveries not exceeding
' bales. which were promptly absorbed
exporters. Shorts started 10 cover on
opening call and continued 10 buy
.iionshout the session With a good deal
N- competition from Investment buyers,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Baoon-Market Is steady; smoked clear
sides, sac dry sailed clear sides, 6lz9; bel
Hes g5Sc: sugar-cured hams. liMnl2lao
Lard-Market firm; pure. In tierces. Ga4c;
50-pound tins. &c; compound, Ia dsrces
jAc. 5O-pound tins &c.
Cheese Market Arm; fancy fun cream
cheese. i4c for 25-pOunds average.
Flour-Market stfady, patent. S425,
straight 800. fancy 1885,. family, $40
COrn-Market steady. white, Job lots
&c; carload lots. Sic; mixed corn. Job OTIS
52o. carload lots. SOC.
Oats-Csrload lotr, Ihc. Sob lois. 2aikc
Texoa rust proof oats. Job lots, 49,. ear
load. &c.
Southern sfcd rye, GLIB
Hran-Job lota, flOoi carload lots. &c.
Hay Market ffeady; Western. lob ID b.
a9ci carload lois, ssei Eastern. nona "a
market.
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FINANCIAL.

lAOuey-AldFket STEADY.
Foreign exchange Market steady The
following are the Savannah quotations:
Commercial, demand, S4S4al; sixty DAYS.
A79A; ninety days. S4767s; francs, Paris
and Havre, sixty days. 5263s; Swiss six
~ days. 5.2Slz; marks sixty days, 90 lie:
ninety days. go ZIG.
Domestic ENchange-Steady; banks are
buying at u per cent. discount and selling
as follows: Amounts up to S25. 10 cents:
s25 to so, 15iceuts; $50 TO 800, 20 cents; 500
TO $500, % cents; 500 and over par.
Securities-There seems to be a firm I'm
dertone to the market.
Stocks and Bonds-State Bonds-Georgia
31s per cent. bonds OF $780, III bid. liz
asked; Georgia 3ls per cent, do 1915, lO7
bid, 100 asked; Georgia AZ per cent. bonds.
1915, l2l bid. 122 asked; South Carolina AS.
III bid, 122 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta AZ per cent, 1872. 1i2
bid, 1i3 asked Augusta per cent, 1927, 100
bid, l07 asked; Augusta AIS, 1925, 1l2 bid,
1lS asked; Augusta per cent. ITO bid,
III asked; Augusta per cent, 112 bid.
1l3 asked: Columbus per cent. 17 bid.
100 asked; Macon, per cent. lis bid, 1i9
asked; Macon AS 1926, los bid, 10 asked
Savannah 5 per cent, quarterly january
coupons. ia bid. 1l4ik asked: Savannah
) per cent. quarterly February coupons,
III bid, 1l4ls asked Charleston IS. l05 bid,
JOG asked
kalfoad Bonos-SaNannah Florida and
Western Railroad general mortgage bonds,
per cent interest coupons l25 bid, 126
asked; Savannah. Florida and Western
first mortgage per cent. gold bonds due
1924. ia bid 1854 asked Savannah, Flor
ida and Western Railway Co.. ST. Johns
division arst mortgage 4s % bid
% asked and interest; Central Rail
road and Bank Company COL
lateral IS. bid. % asked. Central
~ Ccoreia Railway first morteage g.
50-vcar gold bonds. JIG bid. ~ asffd.
central OF GeorfiA consos per cent.
bonds. Nts bid SGi1 asked Central OF
.seort,ia Railway nrst urafcrrei lno1raas
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expected to terminate the period of a Sc
we're striugency TO be followd by relaXa-
ton, owing TO disbursements of dividends
and interest which will be on an unpre-
ceCented scale.
There was some discussion OF the prob
able amount of gold exports on Saturday
These are not now expected to be large
owing to the easier conditions in the Lon
don money market. The buying to cover
short contracts, although IL was a con-
siderable element I'm the advance, was it
self induced by the very substantial char
acter of the buying for long account and
the manifestly small supply of floating
stocks. The trading did not take on any
great animation until near the close and
the individual transactions were not on a
large scale. In fact the number of odd lots
traded in was a feature of the day and re-
Elected the investment demand by buyers
who take stocks out of the market to lock
up and keep. Investment buying was In
evidence also in the bond market, wher-
ever the fall in prices had offered oppor-
tunity to secure fair return on money in
yes ed.
The bond market was active and strong
throughout.
Total sales par value 81, 300, 900. u. S. new
As declined 4 in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks were 664, 300
shares, including Atchison 6,S25; do pre-
iefted, A,fOi chesapeake ana Ohio, 1878
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 2076S
Rock Island, 5000; Louisville and Nash
vile, 1890; Maahattan, 1890; Metropolitan
1862; Missouri Pacific 6,575 New York
Central $3.50; Norfolk and Western, 5,275;
Northern Pacific, TO- 420 Pennsylvania, s.
967; Reading first preferred, 1880; st. Paul
1850; Southern Pacific. 2S125; Union Pa
citic, 1892 do preferred, 1924; American
Steel and Wire, 1880; American Tobacco
n. IL, Jr ~.
Iron, $3.50; Continental Tobacco q, 100; Pa
eific Mail, $3.50; Gas, 1876; Sugar, 65, 175
Tennessee Coal and Iron, $500; Leather
Hiss.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Poultry-The market Is steady. Quota
tions: Half-grown. 25lt30c per pair; three
quarters grown, 40Q45c per pair full
grown fowls (hene), 5o960c per pair; roos-
tiers. 40c per pair.
Eggs-The market Is firm at l9N22c.
Butier-Tne tone of the market Is
steady. Quotations; Extra dsirles, 230
24c fancy Junes, 26c: extra Elglns, S9
2s1Ac.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. Dec. H-The airy goods mar
-, ,o-dav at first hands has been with
~ 4 single feature of interest. New
business IS on a limited scale In all de.
nartments. and prices are unchanged
tbrongbout both cotton and woollen goods.
Tohbers' clearing up sales are going OFF
we'll. and will hardly last the week out.
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New Orleans Market.

Clean Rice-Per Pound-Nrarl,et stoas,.
Head, SA6ssc; straights. 1a@3iAc. sc cr@eiS'
lngs, ease. No. p 15sc, with actual 49,
al 2q5c. actual sales
hough Rice-Market steady at 81 .0oG,4 10
per barrel of 1862 pounds, with actual sales
az 5OcqA 10. Rice polish, $500 Der Ton
from mills. Rice bran, $L5OaS.Oo per ton,
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Station
and Norfolk
trains carrying Pullman
0Ns" sne-
o schedules
c. T. A Teenb
G. A.
ger AgentN IA
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nUYERs OF
BUYERS OF
Wool, Hides, Wax,
Honey, Furs.
Correspondence solicited.
A. EHRLICH & BRO,
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers
II. lis and LIE Bay street
c. & NV. c. 7s.140
q G, NV. s. f.

r e. NJ = 7s14O lore. S. L. C. 5s.11l%
- G. NV 8 r Read gen. As -. So
Deb. 5s ~. JIG rio G. w. lists 96
Chi. Term. As ). 9l2lSt. J.. IT. W. ,os,t
Col. So. As 80. SO Con. os ...',.''lVo's
d. e. II. G. 1stsl0lAISt. l.. & >. r. ,oo
ID. e. II. @. As .. 97h Gen. Gs .-.'' ~ ~
Il. r., V. & Ga. st. 2. Con. ;...'loo
lists $40. ....l03 81. r., c. q "a .,,
Erie Gen. IS -. 50 lists ,........ ..-.llS7s
r. W. & d. G. 81. =. G. "a ,,.,,
lists 49,. ..... 20 IS ...... .''..'' NE NE
cen Flec. IS ..1l9 $50. Ry. SIS ..... .107h
q II & Z. A. $50. Pa. As ...... 10
Ga .,... Jos is. Rope & T. IS. 50
q r. e. s. A. fr. new set Ss =. 90
9nds .1O5 T. & Pa. lists 40
u & r G. IS .1O9% r. e. Pa. ends "a
II & r. c. Cs. i'm. Pa. As ...10Jlz
ss MOI Wabash lists ...1l2ls
Iowa c. lists .lOs wabash ends o.. 9S#
= p & q. West Shore As NIB
iste s. wis. Cen. lists 8Sl2
"a new {. IS. .lOshVa. Centuries 81
r. &N Uni. is. 9shlVa Deferred -.
New York, Dec. T.-Standard on 4oV9
49,
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Stock on hand this day $50. q, OO6 IN $50
Stock same day last year %. q. ass 226, sS6
Receipts this day last year.. 1.76l S.128
Charleston. s. c., Dec. 27--Turpentine
firm; sales, 10 casks, at 471ac.
Rosin firm; sales, 80 barrels; B. C, d.
$1.05; e, $l.10 F, $l.2O; G, 1.25; II, 81 40:
l, $1.45; X, $50; NJ, $3.50; N. So 20: win,
dow glass 500; water white, 50. 50.
Wilmington, Dec. 27.-Spirits tltrpentine
firm, 4715943c; receipts %.
Rosin firm, 81 1Oa1 Is; receipts. 1i7.
Crude turpentine firm, 81 go and So 50; re-
ceipts, 26 n
Tar steady, $1.25; receipts, 25s. aa
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Galveston-Quiet; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts, 1886; gross, 1886; stock, 262,752.
New Orleans-Firm; middling, Z 5-16; net
receipts, 1904; gross, S,O94; sales 1900;
stock, 4O5,7 1853
Mobile-Quiet; middling, S-16; net re-
ceipts, 2S6; gross, 2S6; sales, 500; stock,
1855.
Charleston-Nominal; net receipts, rs;
gross, us; stock, ,629.
Enthusiastically; middling, 7; net re-
ceipts, 1,527; gross, 1,527; stock, 1899
Norfolk-Firm; middIing, 49, net re-
ceipts, a,467; gross, 4,467; sales, 14l; stock,
AZ 29S
Baltimore-Nominal; middlng, rs; gross,
20; stock, 1884.
New York-Dull; middling GIG; net re-
ceipts. 2,115; gross, 1852; sales, 50.
Boston-Quiet; middling. tx; net receipts,
962; gross, 1854.
Phiadelphia-Firm; middling. 1916; net
receipts, 1sl; gross, 1871; stock 1885.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm; mddling. 5-16; net re-
eeipts, 1,4S7; gross. 1887; sales, "a; stock,
5s7SS.
Memphis-Steady; middlng, 5-16; net
receipts, zoos; gross. SO74; sales, 500; stock,
1SS.728
st. Louis-Firm; middling, 5-16; net re-
celpts S3S; gross, $3.50; stock, 105,32l
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling ~; net re-
celpts. S,S1S; gross. S,SlS; stock, 21,55O.
Houston-Steady; middling IA; net re-
ceipts, 6,972; gross. 6.972: stock, 10S,99S.
Louisville Firm; middling ~.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To the continent, ALSO;
coastwise 1889
Savannah-To the continent 6,99s
Nilmington-To the continent, HIS.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1,506.
bRltimore-To the continent, 1902
New York-To the continent SIS.
BostOn-To Great Britain, 81.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
DAY: To Great Britain, 81; to France, SIS;
TO the continent. 20 1870.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this week: To Great Britain, 14.600; to
france, S,611; to the continent. Sc 59S.
Total foreign exports since Sept. /. 1893:
10 Great Britain, 9S6, 125: TO France, H7,-
Ss- 10 the continent, 1,0S4.si6.
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bJAOih LiEAs
at. & Pacific -. 1iss
+ u. Pacific ....... A
do do pref go. 1879
Wabash ....... ~
z do pref ....... 20M
Z Wheel. & l.. E.. So
do do End pref. 23-s
s Wis. Central -. 1914
z Adams Elk ......1ll
Am. Express ...140
I u. S. Express. . As
Z w. IF. Elk .120
Am. Cot. Oh. ... 34it
I do do pref 80. 92
81 Am. Mailing -.
do do pref .... 20
Am. S. e. R.. 35H
2 do do pref -. s.
= Am. Spirits go. 81
do do pref .... II
Il Am. s. Hoop -. 40ls
Z do do pref 80. n
4 Am. S. & Wire. 46i
2 do do pref .... $751;
Am. Tin Plate. n
= do do pref go. IS
4 Am. Tobacco =. 9e1k
a do do pref ....136
q Ana. Min. Co. :. 3Si4
Brook. II. T 49,. 6Sls
x Col. f. & L..... 40
Con. Tobacco q. 81
do do pref go. SO
: Fed. Steel ....... 50i4
Z do do pref .... 72Ss
q Gen. Electric ..i20
= Glucose Sugar =. 46gi
a do do pref 80. %
Y Int'nl Paper -. %
4 do do pref go. e7
Laclede Gas -. IS
Z Nat. Biscuit -. 1874
do do pref .... go 3
z Nat. Lead $40. u
Z do do pref ....103
y, Nat. Steel ...... II
a do do pref .... ~
4 N. Y. A. Brake.l2S
y N. American =. 1871
= p. Coast ......... 45Ik
do do LIST pref. so
do do End pref. Sc
4 Pacific Mail -. 30A
4 Peoples Gas ..1024
alP. Steel Car. 81
do do pref 80. SO
Pull. Pal Car ..isS
s. Rope & t.. .
y sugar .....~....130ja
do pref ........1i3
Y Tenn. c. e. IT,. s2ia
AiU. 8. Leather. q. 14i,
* do do pref go. 7la.
AlU. s. Rubber. 40
do do pref ....l0O
Y W. Union ...... SIS
y r. Iron and s.. 1874
Isl do do pref go. 6JA
4 p. G. G. & ST. l.. 72ls
onds.
Mo, X. e. r.
z Ends ....... o.. esq
y Mo, X. e. +. A.. 837s
AM. g. o. - 900. s1lk
IN. Y. c. lists LIP
Z n. J. c. O. 5s.ll9
an. c. S. .........127
AN. G. As .......107
2 No. Pa. lists lilo
NO. Pa. 81 .... gf7s
No. Pa; 4s ....l02&
AN r. G a. g.
l. a. 1915
zIN e. W. q. fs 50
1'N A. W. gen. gs.i2o
lOfe Nav ifia .i0s
4lOre Nav a. lGOit
pore. s. Line g.. 10
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c. & OHIO ....... 2914
Chi. CT. West. 12
c., b. & Q go. .121H.
Chi, Ind. & L.. 151s
do do pref -. 46
Chi. & f. III. -. S97i
Chi. & Northw.156ls
c., r. /. & Z .106
C. c. C. & st. l.. 599l
Col. South 80. So
do do LIST pref. 40
do do End pref. Is
Del. g. Hudson. .1151sI
D.. l.. & West. .175N
Den. & r. G -. II
do do pref -. 6S7a
Erie ............ 103i
do LIST pref .... 1874
CT. North. pref.169l2
Hook. Coal 80. ii
Hook. Valley :. 317s
Ill. Central .110i4
Iowa Central -. III
do do pref 80. 49,
X. c.. p. & c.. 8
L. Erie & w.. 203s
do do pref 80. 50
i. Shore .210
L. & N ......... TN
Man. l. ........ 94%
Met. st. Ry .170ia
Mex. Central =. 1923
Mimi. & st. L.. 6OA
do do pref go. 931s
Mo. Pacific $50. 1914
NJ. e. Ohio ...... 40
M, X. e. T .. 1914
do do pref -. 80
N. j. Central .116A
II. Y. Central 1904
Norflk e. West. 23%
do do pref 49,. 67il
N. Pacific ...... 527s
do do pref 80. 2S3s
Ont. e. Western. 2l5s
ore. II. e. NJ. 70
do do pref 80. rs
Pennsylvania ..l29A
Reading "...... IA
do LIST pref -. 45%
do End pref -. n
r. @. western. 20
do do pref 80. -
st. L. q 5. f.. va
do do LIST PREF. %
do do IND pref. SlN
A.HnN ~ NM.
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THE RICE MARKET.
The Tone Firm and Receipts TO Date
About 202.755 Bushels.


The rice market Is drm. The quotations
are.